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I wasn't allowed to watch Sesame Street

My friend's dad died. She was abandoned by her mom when she was 3.

Rescuer's Down Under Lion King Disney Cartoons in general. I wasn't really allowed to watch tv or Disney when I was little so...

Google is becoming a monster. I am scared of it. But gmail rocks.

your blog sucks. i hope it gets swine flu and dies.

I concur with Jaerkdood are you tryin to be like kota?

Banned, because not only are frogs used in Witches Brews, but you always ban everyone for the same reason.

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I hate you because you post too much on Forum Games.

Banned because you're from Iceland.

What Reb said. Hah I'm not very good at debates. As already shown.

That happened with my ipod nano when I got it. Buy some scratch removal stuff, and a case. Works wonders. My friend's dad just died 30 minutes ago. And I'm stuck in Earth Science. (Damn night classes)

Yea... Lol. Why... I know I have the posting style of a five year old. But irl I'm relatively mature.

Heh. I would be. I'm 6'4" and in the 250 range. So yea, it'd be beast.But fb players are obnoxious to be around. Also I'm not allowed to play XD I'm barely surviving with 40 hour work weeks, college weeks, social lifes and RS.

There is no fundamental idea of a 21st century that is relatively new. That may be your idea, it's not mine. I understand how the Robin Hood scenario is ideal, and that for the majority, left ists (not necessarily you) are idealists. It's not practical. And I would easily make a list, but I have no proof that the people I list even exist. So there's no point. And you're talkng about hundreds of thousands.

o i c wat u did ther Taken for my FB. The pic makes me look like I'm about to cry heheh. Replace with my original pic, thanks.

Mocking yourself only makes you look more [developmentally delayed]ed. 10\10 Babeh. Ilu. Whats with the bananas?

I don't order frosties when I go there, I feel self conscious about all the [cabbage] I put in my body. But yea I've tried it... It's not that great. Kinda standard.

Yea Primer rules

Sources? I honestly don't see a problem with Universal Healthcare. Oh, but you're happy with your current healthcare? Stop being a douche. If the 85% that are happy don't want to take a little time to help the 15% that aren't happy, then those 85% have no idea what it means to be an American citizen. What's wrong with a public option? Yes, it'll cost money, but for God's sake, we're already spending a [cabbage] ton of that on every little thing. A public option is really the only way to keep people (like me) from being constantly cluster[bleep]ed by big insurance companies. http://republicans.waysandmeans.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=153583 Inside the article: Prosecution is authorized under the Code for a variety of offenses. Depending on the level of the noncompliance, the following penalties could apply to an individual: Section 7203 misdemeanor willful failure to pay is punishable by a fine of up to $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to one year. Section 7201 felony willful evasion is punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years. [page 3] When confronted with this same issue during its consideration of a similar individual mandate tax, the Senate Finance Committee worked on a bipartisan basis to include language in its bill that shielded Americans from civil and criminal penalties. The Pelosi bill, however, contains no similar language protecting American citizens from civil and criminal tax penalties that could include a $250,000 fine and five years in jail. Call the source a circus, a joke, propaganda, whatever. But the sections are unbiased (if you could say that). They're pure fact. And incase that link is "not true" Here's another: http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/healthcare/66879-pelosi-bill-jail-for-no-insurance Yes this is a blog but still.. Now here's some info about me: This year I've received 10,233.95 from my job. Taxes (medicare;fed. income tax; va income tax; and SS) took away$1405.34 already. With this new healthcare program I'll have even more taken out, which is stupid. And to your run of the line "have the better off help the worse off" let me give you some advice. If someone is ignorant enough to not have Health Insurance, then let them wallow in their ignorance, and suffer from it. And if they genuinely cannot afford health care, because of a poor paying job and such, despite working hard. I believe there is welfare for that. And even if all that is bull; the government has no right to force me to buy healthcare. And that is the end all to the discussion. And no offence to any Europeans, but America seperated from Western Europe for a reason. We've excel'd past Europe for a reason, so I do not understand why all the sudden America want's to be in Western Europe's good graces. My mom had a good friend in Canada who died of a medical condition that in America, could have easily been solved. But in Canada, the waiting line was so long, she died waiting. And I'm not sure how many people here drive, but if you do (in America) surely you dread going to your local Department of Transportation. Ours takes hours to do anything; imagine that at hospitals, doctor's offices. You think the lines are bad... I'll tell you what the bottom line is, if you're too stubborn, arrogant, whatever too help out your fellow man, then you don't deserve to be in a free country. I like how you didn't even mention the links. And you know what? I did 250 hours of community service non court ordered last year recycling. I do many things to help my community, and I'm sure you do too. But there is a HUGE difference from being poor, because you're lazy, and poor because you're a victim of circumstance. I am more than willing to help those with hard luck, but I'm am not willing to help mr Joe Blow down the block who spends all his money on beer and cigs, then gets sick and doesn't have enough money. And arrogant? Stubborn? whatever? Ok. Well, you do not know me, nor will you ever. Likewise, I do not know you. So how about we drop the baseless superficial accusations of one's character based on their political standings. I simply do not stand for Universal healthcare, however, I would not mind it as much, if it wasn't mandatory or face a fine (see link above) thats really my only big problem with it. If I want to go to a family practice like the one I've been going to for years, and the gov't tells me instead I gotta go to Mr. Dr. who doesn't know me, and I'm just a number on the list... Why should I? You act like people who "threw away their money" are the majority, and that's certainly not true. Your defense for not wanting to pay to help give the uninsured health care is that some of them might be uninsured because they're lazy? (And you'll notice that I undelrined the "republicans" in the first link :smile: ) Or because they simply do not care. And you're right, I don't want to help pay for people who don't deserve it. Now I ask you.. What have you done to help the impoverished? Notice I underlined the section numbers that are true for both parties. :smile:

Yeaaaaaaaaaaa add me in game? "Saru Inc" ofc

[hide=] Because you know, looking at a someone else's profile totally means I'm stalking you. Good work going down to basic insults. You compare me to a stalker, and then you insult me by saying you looked at my picture? Nice. Yeah, you looked at his profile to see if I looked, which I have before. That's not a basic insult, that's a burn, and I wasn't specifially going on that thread to look for you, I just saw your picture because it's at the beginning of the thread, You specifically went on his page to see where I've been going when. You're the stalker. GTFO. Please. Nobody wants you here, you stupid [puncture]. ANYWAY. On the topic of Genesis vs. Big Bang. It's not even a good comparison. If I've read everything here right, Genesis is an "idea" (let's call it that) for the origin of the Universe, whereas the Big Bang is a theory to explain the current expansion rate of the Universe. [/hide] Genesis has just as many facts as the Big Bang. It just depends on how you look at them. Also, the idea of God, cannot be answered scientifically. So do not try to answer it with Science. Science cannot answer everything.

Sources? I honestly don't see a problem with Universal Healthcare. Oh, but you're happy with your current healthcare? Stop being a douche. If the 85% that are happy don't want to take a little time to help the 15% that aren't happy, then those 85% have no idea what it means to be an American citizen. What's wrong with a public option? Yes, it'll cost money, but for God's sake, we're already spending a [cabbage] ton of that on every little thing. A public option is really the only way to keep people (like me) from being constantly cluster[bleep]ed by big insurance companies. http://republicans.waysandmeans.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=153583 Inside the article: Prosecution is authorized under the Code for a variety of offenses. Depending on the level of the noncompliance, the following penalties could apply to an individual: Section 7203 misdemeanor willful failure to pay is punishable by a fine of up to $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to one year. Section 7201 felony willful evasion is punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years. [page 3] When confronted with this same issue during its consideration of a similar individual mandate tax, the Senate Finance Committee worked on a bipartisan basis to include language in its bill that shielded Americans from civil and criminal penalties. The Pelosi bill, however, contains no similar language protecting American citizens from civil and criminal tax penalties that could include a $250,000 fine and five years in jail. Call the source a circus, a joke, propaganda, whatever. But the sections are unbiased (if you could say that). They're pure fact. And incase that link is "not true" Here's another: http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/healthcare/66879-pelosi-bill-jail-for-no-insurance Yes this is a blog but still.. Now here's some info about me: This year I've received 10,233.95 from my job. Taxes (medicare;fed. income tax; va income tax; and SS) took away$1405.34 already. With this new healthcare program I'll have even more taken out, which is stupid. And to your run of the line "have the better off help the worse off" let me give you some advice. If someone is ignorant enough to not have Health Insurance, then let them wallow in their ignorance, and suffer from it. And if they genuinely cannot afford health care, because of a poor paying job and such, despite working hard. I believe there is welfare for that. And even if all that is bull; the government has no right to force me to buy healthcare. And that is the end all to the discussion. And no offence to any Europeans, but America seperated from Western Europe for a reason. We've excel'd past Europe for a reason, so I do not understand why all the sudden America want's to be in Western Europe's good graces. My mom had a good friend in Canada who died of a medical condition that in America, could have easily been solved. But in Canada, the waiting line was so long, she died waiting. And I'm not sure how many people here drive, but if you do (in America) surely you dread going to your local Department of Transportation. Ours takes hours to do anything; imagine that at hospitals, doctor's offices. You think the lines are bad... I'll tell you what the bottom line is, if you're too stubborn, arrogant, whatever too help out your fellow man, then you don't deserve to be in a free country. I like how you didn't even mention the links. And you know what? I did 250 hours of community service non court ordered last year recycling. I do many things to help my community, and I'm sure you do too. But there is a HUGE difference from being poor, because you're lazy, and poor because you're a victim of circumstance. I am more than willing to help those with hard luck, but I'm am not willing to help mr Joe Blow down the block who spends all his money on beer and cigs, then gets sick and doesn't have enough money. And arrogant? Stubborn? whatever? Ok. Well, you do not know me, nor will you ever. Likewise, I do not know you. So how about we drop the baseless superficial accusations of one's character based on their political standings. I simply do not stand for Universal healthcare, however, I would not mind it as much, if it wasn't mandatory or face a fine (see link above) thats really my only big problem with it. If I want to go to a family practice like the one I've been going to for years, and the gov't tells me instead I gotta go to Mr. Dr. who doesn't know me, and I'm just a number on the list... Why should I?

Sources? I honestly don't see a problem with Universal Healthcare. Oh, but you're happy with your current healthcare? Stop being a douche. If the 85% that are happy don't want to take a little time to help the 15% that aren't happy, then those 85% have no idea what it means to be an American citizen. What's wrong with a public option? Yes, it'll cost money, but for God's sake, we're already spending a [cabbage] ton of that on every little thing. A public option is really the only way to keep people (like me) from being constantly cluster[bleep]ed by big insurance companies. http://republicans.waysandmeans.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=153583 Inside the article: Prosecution is authorized under the Code for a variety of offenses. Depending on the level of the noncompliance, the following penalties could apply to an individual: Section 7203 misdemeanor willful failure to pay is punishable by a fine of up to $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to one year. Section 7201 felony willful evasion is punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years. [page 3] When confronted with this same issue during its consideration of a similar individual mandate tax, the Senate Finance Committee worked on a bipartisan basis to include language in its bill that shielded Americans from civil and criminal penalties. The Pelosi bill, however, contains no similar language protecting American citizens from civil and criminal tax penalties that could include a $250,000 fine and five years in jail. Call the source a circus, a joke, propaganda, whatever. But the sections are unbiased (if you could say that). They're pure fact. And incase that link is "not true" Here's another: http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/healthcare/66879-pelosi-bill-jail-for-no-insurance Yes this is a blog but still.. Now here's some info about me: This year I've received 10,233.95 from my job. Taxes (medicare;fed. income tax; va income tax; and SS) took away$1405.34 already. With this new healthcare program I'll have even more taken out, which is stupid. And to your run of the line "have the better off help the worse off" let me give you some advice. If someone is ignorant enough to not have Health Insurance, then let them wallow in their ignorance, and suffer from it. And if they genuinely cannot afford health care, because of a poor paying job and such, despite working hard. I believe there is welfare for that. And even if all that is bull; the government has no right to force me to buy healthcare. And that is the end all to the discussion. And no offence to any Europeans, but America seperated from Western Europe for a reason. We've excel'd past Europe for a reason, so I do not understand why all the sudden America want's to be in Western Europe's good graces. My mom had a good friend in Canada who died of a medical condition that in America, could have easily been solved. But in Canada, the waiting line was so long, she died waiting. And I'm not sure how many people here drive, but if you do (in America) surely you dread going to your local Department of Transportation. Ours takes hours to do anything; imagine that at hospitals, doctor's offices. You think the lines are bad...

Few things I noticed in the Patch Notes (thought they prolly don't mean anything) Lots of updates with Varrock Museum and Agility. Meh idk is interesting.