Getting rid of unwanted applications

How do i get rid of some of the applications that came on the phone? I went to setting, applications, manage/uninstall apps and i clicked on the ones that i don't want and it doesn't have uninstall on any of them. I don't use half of the applications on this phone and i was wondering if there was any other way to get rid of them?

Thank Verizon for this. They have locked the phone down so you can't remove the apps that they want to force down your throat. This way Verizon makes more money from 3rd parties like Blockbuster. They also use their own apps to push their service like Vcast so you buy music, ringtones, and map service from Verizon. They've also locked down tethering so you have to pay more money to Verizon to do something that the phone and operating system were designed to provide for FREE.
{edit for TOS violation}

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