mrpez

a friend of mine used to street race for pink slips and cash. eventually he won several expensive cars and many thousands of dollars. unfortunately, all that is gone. damn the government. although there are a few people, like my friend, that actually race for money/pink slips, most kids where i live are posers. i live in southern california and many kids here think they are racers and buy stick shift cars to look badass.

you mean jailbait.

yeah sure i have school in 40 minutes...noooooo.

few interesting articles if you want to read them: palin cannot run her own carwash, involuntary dissolution. planned to create a company by the name of "Rogue Cou" of which the literal french translation is "Red neck". http://voices.washingtonpost.com/the-tr ... _wash.html palin believes it was "god's will" that america entered iraq and also that "God's will has to be done in unifying people and companies to get that gas line built", in reference to a $30 billion gas-line she wanted built. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/0 ... 23205.html regarding the conspiracy about palin's supposed son Trig and the marriage of her daughter, Bristol Palin, to a 17 year old hockey player. http://www.radaronline.com/exclusives/2 ... -enqui.php

im interested in the debate between freedom of speech and separation of church and state. id like to hear the opinion of someone who has studied law, if there is a person like that on these forums. i doubt freedom of speech applies to the subject of creationism taught in a public school. there are laws against that along with the separation of church and state law. personally, i would hate for creationism to be taught in school. putting aside my animosity for religion, it would annoy me that students of different faiths in public schools would not have the option to be taught the religion of their choice. its all or none, not just the christian theory.

i just finished my first 7pm-9pm workout in three months. way different from my 7am-9am workouts. i kinda prefer the morning shift though.

i checked out a few on that map like bandelero and crackdown, but i still prefer the ones bungie made. some of those are too clustered.

ive been working out after school for several years, so it never gets in the way of my studies. i can still go every day and maintain a 4.0 or above. what rebdragon said seems true though.

despite the "shallowness" of the OP, this topic is about working out. stop flaming the OP please. school just started today for me. with school then work directly afterward, i cant find time to go the gym early in the morning like i did all summer. now ill be going at night around 7:30. always the extremes haha.

i make a motion that if we have a halo night, it is on a weekend and also there is a majority of slayer based/tactical games. my favorite game to play would be MLG team slayer or MLG 2 flag CTF on the modified foundry maps for the MLG playlist.

if mccain dies in office and palin becomes president, i will give serious thought to moving out of country.

after several months of using creatine, i stopped getting the same rush. so i knew it was time to increase the dosage, but i didnt want to risk my liver. id suggest using mainly protein powder as a supplement. works well and has no negative aspects (except you will gain some fat if you dont do a small amount of cardio). but to each his own. whatever makes your workout fun.

six flags magic mountain! superman, batman, riddler's revenge, scream, goliath, x2, and so many more! i went on scream with some friends about six times without getting off.

lucky because school is starting?

to everyone saying that we have a long time before a meteor that size hits earth... i suggest you google "Niburu". it is the name of the meteor that might enter our solar system in (you guessed it) 2012. its one of the big 2012 doomsday theories. bs of course.

creatine is one of the amino acids in protein. it comes in powder form and you mix it with water and drink it before and during your workout. it gives you a large energy burst and also puts water in your muscles. its not very bad for you, but it is extra pressure on your liver. dont take it unless you need that extra burst. i only took it for a few months when i lifted 2 hours a day. - i also just found out that one of my close friends is in my weightlifting period at school. :thumbup: first day tomorrow

make love, not warcraft.

myspace is, to be honest, [bleep]ing stupid. i used to have one, but i havent gone on it in several months. i realized it was a waste of time. if i want to talk to someone, i will call them up or meet face-to-face. as for "myspace stalking" it has to be the saddest attempt at friendship ever. soon we will reach the point where people will not be able to have a conversation or meet new people without myspace or similar social networking sites.

im not sure if the american president and vice president are the most powerful people in the world. the people with the most influence on the world are the leaders of some of the most powerful fortune 500 companies. you can be sure that if a company like GE or IBM goes down, money worldwide will have no meaning.

today i was playing team crazy king in multi-team with my friend. i got 11 double kills, 4 triple kills, and an overkill. we also won like 200-100-50-20. tomorrow is the first day of school for me.

id like to refer you to my "spartan workout" post a page or two back. focuses on abs, chest, and arms.

the forced marriage argument isnt valid in this day and age. in the past it has only applied to very rich families inter-marrying with each other, and that is the only place it will survive today. since it applies only to a very small percentage of americans, it cant be used as a valid point to base your argument on. unless you start seeing forced marriages between the lower classes. what would be the point of that though?

the irony here is palpable

you guys ever tried creatine? i experimented with that stuff for a few months a while back.

she wants to teach kids in school to be abstinent until they are married. meaning no sex-ed and clinics at school.