klein2's Blog

You posted a blog but did not open it up for discussion.  Let me first say that I understand your pain but I also understand the problem that Kansas Citians have with the whole Hannah Montana Fiasco.  The problem is that it is the citizens of Kansas City that helped get the Sprint Center built and then for the City to tell you about how great this place is going to be and then one of the first concerts that comes out all of these people who basically paid for this center can not even get tickets.  There is something wrong with this.  This is why I feel that they should open ticket sales up to Kansas Citians atleast 2 days prior to tickets officially going on sale.  After these two days whatever tickets are left should be given to the first people willing to pay for them.  You may say well you want to be one of the first to get tickes, but this is not true.  I do not live in Kansas City.  In fact I do not even live in the same county as the Sprint Center, so I would be one of those people that would have to wait until they officially go on sale.  This is the same thing that they do with Chiefs tickets.

So when does cheating on a spouse become cheating?  Let me explain, the other day some of the people in my office discussed this and some felt that only when you acted on this impulse (emotionally or physically) would it be considered cheating while athers said that when you discussed getting together with the person you were interested in then just thinking and verbalizing the wants/needs would be considered cheating.  What are your opinions?