The_Gabe

Yeah I can't wait for the next episode.

That's what I dread about each morning, especially when it starts getting colder. I feel like I left all my heat in the bed and freeze up because my body warmed it up a lot over the night. You are referring "comfortable" to what I described, right? Or was what I said close enough? Exactly what I mean by comfortable.

Gaddafi is dead.

Amen.

Getting out of a comfortable bed.

There was a deal, but it went through Egypt. This isn't relevant if they are involved in the future though, they were now. The deal was to free Gilad Shalit. What would Israel gain from undermining the PLO when they weren't going to come to the negotiating table anyways? This was something that couldn't have been avoided. There is no way to solve this conflict without violence if nobody is willing to negotiate and all they do is attack. If Abbas would come to the negotiating table without preconditions, maybe building settlements, which is legal, would be talked about. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if war erupted before too long. I would actually support it at this point when negotiating just won't work.

I'm pretty sure they pay taxes for it so I would be pissed off too if I had to pay it.

Because holding someone and denying them all the rights that they deserve as a prisoner, and then releasing Palestinians who have committeed crimes which included the killings of many people is just a way of denouncing Palestinians. Right. How exactly was Netanyahu secretly working with Hamas? The whole negotiations were done through the Egyptians... Please know something related to this before you post.

Haha gotta love the Hebrew accent while speaking English. Good job to Tel-Aviv University on this quantum levitation project.

16* So I would guess 18 or 19.

Not only the Palestine Authority. Israel does, too, or else they wouldn't have made the trade. Asfor the topic at hand,the OP puts too much emphasis on howthe palestinians were murderers, as if soldiers were not, too. They just happened to be fighting for the other side. And I think it's best not to start talking about human rights and international laws being broken in this conflict, as we have already discussed this in the past... 3? threads we had about Israel and Palestine. I'm actually just posting on this thread what has come out of the trade, and what people are discussed. The international laws broken here are about prisoners and illegal kidnapping, which were not discussed in the last 3 threads. Haha yeah. I'm personally happy he's finally free so the signature is no longer needed :grin:.

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Yes another thread relating to the conflict, sue me. To those of you who don't know, I'll provide a background to who Gilad Shalit is. On October 11th, a deal was struct between Israel and Hamas. Shalit would be traded for 1027 Palestinian prisoners, many of which were serving life sentences. Hamas declared October 18th, the day of the exchange, as a holiday. This was a sign that Israel cares for every single soldier sent to the battlefield and as a day that should be meant for peace, and not violence and terrorism. While Israel was happy to have Gilad Shalit back home with his family, Palestinian mothers were happy to have their sons home, too. There is one difference though, as a lady quoted when her son came home Hamas officials have put out statements such as And more containing on how they will kidnap more soldiers to trade for prisoners. As a people who are trying to gain a statehood in the Security Council, cheering on murderers being freed and promising to kidnap more soldiers seems like an approach that does not ask for peace, but for elimination instead. Israel has enough problems with its reputation in the international community to violate a deal that could and will be harmful to civilians. If Israel doesn't release the murderers that lie in its prisons, most likely a hellstorm will erupt, so the agreement must go on as planned. These are my analysis from my point of view on the issue, and I was wondering about other views of this. Thoughts?

You could leave AUS.

http://forum.tip.it/account_problem.php It took tripsis about 5 minutes to change my email and reactivate my account. Same here. Slept 4 hours last night so a little tired today, nothing bad though.

I'm taking pre-calc this year (year 11) and am having a little bit of trouble with it. I'm usually good at math too. Barely managed an 85% for the first quarter.

^loled

Still keeping the same password as I have since 2006. There is absolutely no benefits in hacking my tif account, and no password or other information that's the same that they can use for anything else.

Sounds fun.

School tomorrow.. Gf break.

Then please understand TIF isn't a drunkard's forum. It's not? Pretty sure he was being sarcastic.

I'm pretty sure we could say shit for a while now.

It is the alcohol. I sure hope that's sarcasm. It wasn't sarcasm, it was a joke. :unsure:

It is the alcohol.

Shave the beard.