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Uniform Two Six wrote:If this were the U.K. there would have been a vote of no-confidence the very next day and his butt would be history.

yeah, but then we'd have been stuck with Dick Cheney, aka "Lex Luthor in disguise". And nobody wants a comic book super villain in office. Lesser of two evils.

I am so bloody sick of hearing about New Orleans. Rita did more damage to my area than Katrina did to NE. The main damage they got was because their stupid governor was too busy tending his own interests to fix the levy and take care of his people. The only people in NE I have sympathy for are the ...

((Sweet. Sorry about my slow response. I just like to make sure I'm satisfied with what I'm going to post, and my work schedule makes my timing difficult. XD I haven't forgotten about this, i swear.))

"I'll be right back." (Staple of horror movies the world around.)

RedEye wrote:The ultra flexible back helps, too. Anyway, licking your fur is a cat thing...

Yeah, but...uh....<_<...tell that to my dog when he's visiting the...southern regions of "Canida" with his tongue. I think he'd beg to differ about it being a cat thing.

I'm more concerned with the fact that the 'hunters' have given three different accounts for how they came across the remains. Oh, also, they filmed an interview with a 'scientist' concerning the find, and posted it on YouTube, only to later admit that the 'scientist' in question was actually not a s...

lycan94 wrote:Hey, Konietzko, what's youre guy gonna turn in to. Mine's turning into El Chupacabra.

Naturally, the Siberian pain in the collective behinds of our jailers is going to become a Siberian Tiger pain in the collective behinds of our jailers. Which I know I already screwed up the eyes, lemme alone. XD

He was sitting silently in his cell, his eyes staring unblinkingly through the cell door when they came. His every muscle was still, his shoulders rising and falling slowly as he breathing came in even measures. Sergei didn't feel right. He remembered his survival training, believed he knew what the...

Silverclaw wrote:I thought that at first too In my defense, I saw 'Russia Invades Georgia' title on CNN on a tv set on mute while at a con. Was like, 'Huh? Wtf?'

WOLVERIIIIIIIIIIINES!!!!!!!!!!

I must have missed something. Theres a country named Georgia? I thought it was a state. Also...what about Georgia? :? There is a state in the United States of America called "Georgia". There's also an eastern European country that was once a satellite country of the USSR called Georgia. T...

lycan94 wrote:Did i just powerplay? If I did, I am Soooooo sorry dude.

(( Whoopsie! No worries, no powerplay on your part. I actually forgot I'd posted anything in here....I'll whip something up later tonight, probably. ))

Does it reflect poorly upon me if I say that things like this don't faze me at all? No. It's actually almost a given most times for me. We live in a world where 12 people can hijack airliners and pilot them into skyscrapers, news reporters can be beheaded for doing their jobs, pro wrestlers can str...

To be even more fair...it's highly unlikely the victim could have been saved. Nobody even knew what was happening until after the vic started screaming, and stabbing someone 50-60 times requires an awful lot of rapid fire stabbing. Nine times out of ten, even if someone had jumped up to help, the vi...

My reason is kind of dumb. :roll: When I was young, like...probably seven or eight, we had a dog that was an akita-wolf mix, or so we were told. Whether she really was or not, I really don't know, but I liked her a lot, and we kind of grew up together. We moved out of town, though, and to an apartme...

Alright, time to switch gears in this thread. Something happened on July 13th, apparently...when an odd, very dead creature that "smelled like rotting flesh" washed up on Long Island. Dubbed "The Montauk Monster" for now, it's described as looking like a "bloated, hairless d...

when i read beowulf the translation i dont remember them even sayin that in the book the movie was very different from the book and alot of it was added and improvised by the creators beleive it or not angelina jolie wasnt in the story :P ....you don't say? :hsup This is an interesting observation ...

I'd heard this before, and often found it entertaining that it was also connected to self-gratification. Always figured if it was true, everyone in the world would have sasquatch hands.

:roflmao: I like how Jackie-boy comes out of deep in left field with his "Oh yeah!? Well, the judge's oath of loyalty is forged!" Where in the blazes did that come from ? :roflmao: The dude just pulled it out of his nether regions and starts flinging it around like it's fact just because h...

Oh, and I just recently found out that lvl 30s get to get their mounts. Do you think it makes it easier, or harder because of the extra work to buy/pay back money? I still owe somebody/my guild the money for my mount. XD I believe they also only cost 30g altogether now...much cheaper than they were...

And for the record, I like the Lou Ferrigno Hulk over anything computer-generated. That would be because Lou Ferrigno is, in fact, a God among men. The man nearly beat out Ah-nuhld for the Mr. Universe title at one point. And I think, if he hadn't gone into the competition doubting himself and his ...

Not...really, no. If anything, the little mongrel brats got worse without him, almost within three or four hours. We'd never realized it, but Bobo was the one who'd keep them from getting into serious fights with each other by cowing them down whenever they started getting out of hand. As soon as th...

Awwww!

He's looking at you with the tether in his mouth as if he's saying "Hey....see this rope? Hows about....you take it off me? Please? I'll be your buddy."

Yeah, losing one is always hard. :( One of the original Danes we had, named Bobo, died a few years back, actually. 180 lbs of floppy lipped, drooling, droopy eyed dogdom. He was always sort of the Sheriff around the house as far as the smaller mongrel dogs were concerned. he'd let them act up for aw...

I have no dogs now, but having just moved out from the parents house last January, I always had dogs around for most of my life, as the maternal unit is a dog maniac. 14 dogs, 11 of which are small mongrels, a miniature pinscher, and two Great Danes. One of the 11 mongrels, technically, is mine, but...