Lenin64

They'd be the first to break out the flamethrowers. Second actually. ;)

Purchase a bird. Or catch your own, it doesn't matter. You just need to procure a bird. Then, when you feed the dgos, snap the bird's neck in front of all the other birds. And drop it into the bowl. Make an example. Or set up a birdfeeder. That way, they go there instead, and you can attach a car battery to it.

We need to nip some o' them before we start getting creeper vines. And holy crap, there's a right shift key?

Oh man, I thought that stood for something totally different.

Fungi from Yuggoth. I could do this all day.

8532. Been awhile since I've seen this thread. Is Devnull still aboot?

Unicorn.

Whenever I have to type more than one captial letter in sequence, I will hit the shift key again for each letter. If I make quotes, and have a letter after it, such as "The time of..." I hit shift twice.

It doesn't matter who's on the boat. I'd burn it down before anything happened. And I mean as soon as we're out of harbor, uh oh, where'd all the kerosene for the lamps go?

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/ ... n-the-Sand They comment on it every time, too. It's great.

I suppose that's where the whole "nature v nurture" argument comes in, as to whether or not it really is their genes or their development. Either way, though, many can't conrol their actions for whatever reason and are shown no sympathy. So I see where you're going, I think.

Hm, perhaps I should take a look...

Really? How would you explain crime then? If what you're saying is true then why are we putting millions of people in jail if they had no control over it? Because they can't control what they do and need to be away from society. That way they pose a smaller risk.

After Midway or so, there practically was no Japanese fleet. By 1944 they had barely replaced their carriers, and most of the airmen were vastly inexperienced. Plus there's the fact that Japan was cut off, their only supply lines to Indochina severed by the Allies. Japan would have been starved out without too much effort.

The Japanese infrastructure was completely shot alread; we destroyed their supply lines to everywhere else, destroyed much of the existing factory cities with conventional bombing, and were incredibly close to a Japanese surrender anyhow. There was just no way for them to continue. The use of the A-bomb was largely due to the promise of the Soviets to enter the war in the Pacific some amout of time-6 months, I believe-after the end of the war in Europe, and America didn't the the USSR to gain any of the war spoils. And Adrenal, tehcnically that's everyone.

I don't care how big they are. If I hear a baby crying as a ringtone, I'm breaking heads. Unless it's a subliminal, can't-actually-hear-it sound. I didn't have the attention span for the video. But then I think I'd get suddenly, inexplicably angry.

Can I cite horrible, repetitive cheerleader remixes of already bad music as a cause of insanity and get away with murder? It's. [bleep]ing. Everywhere.

What do you mean by this? They are much more than just hobbies. They are mediums of communicating ideas to massive amounts of people and also you can get paid for taking part in them. Hobbies are things you do for fun without pay. Plus, everyone enjoys music. It's kind of a stretch to call something that everyone enjoys a hobby. People also make money from those things, which in itself makes it more than a hobby.

It's like the generic brand of store cereal and Fruit Loops. Both are cereal, but that doesn't make them the same; Fruit Loops is superior. Kind of a bad example because cereal superiority is subjective, but humans v [other] animals isn't really.

You don't get a higher chance of getting a sniper's item if you're playing sniper :( But there's still milestones :( Wait, that was a :D

I once shot a man in Reno, but I couldn't tell you why. By the way, that's the 2nd time-perhaps even in this very thread-that someone has said tht and I've responded in kind. Chalk up another victory for me.

Sniper that sits at a corner, pops out, aims and fires, then jumps back into cover. And here I thought he was setting us up for a joke. There wouldn't by any chance happen to be any moral ambiguity over corner sniping would there... No, in fact it's really the smart way to snipe. It was just the way you wrote it that said, "This gonna be funny up in here".

I know a guy who used to let people kick Lil' Richie for a few bucks. So, him.

:lol: :lol: Me too... :( Yeah... Me too. Two words: Bob Saget :thumbup: Also Seinfeld.

No exams until a week from now, but SAT tomorrow.