The Observer

Stroke. You will die in about 30 seconds. [hide]Most people get random pains from time to time.[/hide]

*falls out of bed*

That just [bleep]ing sucks Goon. also

Banned for having anime in your signature.

Have fun werking.

I'm better than you because I'm a clan moderator.

Yes, this as well. That's one of the many reasons why clans prefer fighting in the Wilderness rather than clan wars. Even with the new maps, etc that RCW offers.

It's actually pretty glitched. I remember trying to fight RSD a month after it was released and it just kicked everyone out of the arena. Not sure how that is now though.

Actually I found it on my clan's boards. An ex-leader was using it.

Santa hats. Where?

How magic is he?

Fun, fun, fun.

>implying

Never had one.

Banned for being a dancing gameboy.

9/10

3,136 more posts to 5 mil go go go.

Turn off your modem, wait 30 seconds, then turn it back on. This should reset your IP address and stop them from dosing you. This will only work if you have a dynamic IP.

liar, liar, plants for hire!

It didn't stop gays from joining the military, it just stopped them from being openly gay in the military. And if you don't join because you cant run around telling everyone how fabulous you are, you don't belong in the military anyway. So now when someone does act openly gay, all that's going to happen is that it'll be awkward for everyone else, and they'll probably end up semi-isolated, which is not good. Yeah, but that's not what was happening. People would get discharged for simply stating their sexuality, not "running around being fabulous." The fact that they would get removed for saying that is discrimination. Running around being obnoxious is a problem that both gay and straight people have, and should not be "fixed" with creating Don't Ask Don't Tell. If you're good enough friends with someone they probably wouldn't tell anyone you were gay anyway. You'd get discharged because then everyone knew you were gay, defeating the purpose. Gay people make many people, and so it would disrupt unit cohesion. What's more important? The unit functioning together, succeeding, and staying alive, or someone's "right" to let people know their sexuality. That's my problem with it. Your need to tell people you're gay should not be more important than my life or that of my shipmates. Not to mention how much it was probably ignored. There was a guy in my boot camp division who was obviously gay, people avoided him, but no one ran to the chain of command to get him kicked out. It's mostly because people are still uncomfortable around gay people. I support it being removed because it's a major problem that has to be tackled. Yes, it will take time for people to get used to it, but after generations of soldiers, it can only become a norm. Obviously not everyone will be gay, but it will become something that isn't really important.

Took a longer one than usual. Homework time.

:thumbup: Now shower time for real.

Not that tough. Shower time.