Giordano

Lol@Microsoft's attempts. Internet Explorer is a synonym for trash in my book. This little page sums it up for me.

You could stop spending so much; every since you've got that job you've been buying stuff every other day. Saving is Americas ex-pasttime. Don't let Australia become that.

Uh, no. Beating up and eating a cute little bird seems wrong, but to the dog it's pretty enjoyable thus he is happy. The owner arrives home from work, I know MY dog doesn't think for a walk or food or anything else because we don't give it to him once we arrive, but he likes our presence. Our presence isn't right or wrong its just something he likes and thus is happy. We hit him with a broom because he peed inside the garage, it wasn't a morally wrong thing to do but he's taught not to do it so he's scared when we come out because we'll be upset and probably hit him. Animals don't have morals. But saying they don't have emotions is the stupidest thing I've heard. Thinking emotions = human intelligence which leads you to say animals don't emotions is stupid as well. Well, maybe its just not morally wrong for the dog to kill the bird, animals probably just have a different level of empathy. Its not going to attack you because you give it food, and that makes the dog realize that that would be a wrong thing to do, so it becomes a moral. And if I got hit every time I did something, I'd probably soon realize its not a good idea as well. That's not a moral. A moral is, "Wow, that was a mean thing to do. I won't do it again." What the dog developed was fear. "Wow, I peed in the garage and that guy beat the hell out of me with a stick. Better not do that again." I wasn't talking about the dog peeing in fear; what about those animals that help their weak and feed their sick that somebody said a few pages back. What would that be?

I see what you're saying now. You're talking about small morals, nothing like the complex human ones I thought you were. In that case, I have to say animals have some sort of morals, depending on the species and individual.

Screw you. Those things are rare. I know, but you know, I thought when you mix a hat with another hat you get a hat, not a misc. item. :razz: aka The Crafting Transitive Property of Hats.

But I have, Internet Psychology 101, and this guy has Trolling Syndrome. The only cure is... Not to feed the troll. :shades:

Uh, no. Beating up and eating a cute little bird seems wrong, but to the dog it's pretty enjoyable thus he is happy. The owner arrives home from work, I know MY dog doesn't think for a walk or food or anything else because we don't give it to him once we arrive, but he likes our presence. Our presence isn't right or wrong its just something he likes and thus is happy. We hit him with a broom because he peed inside the garage, it wasn't a morally wrong thing to do but he's taught not to do it so he's scared when we come out because we'll be upset and probably hit him. Animals don't have morals. But saying they don't have emotions is the stupidest thing I've heard. Thinking emotions = human intelligence which leads you to say animals don't have emotions is stupid as well.

You're still in High School, the younger half of it too, and you're assuming the rest of your life will be like in HS. That is completely incorrect, I can assure you. The reason why you think (in this case) poor people are rude idiots is because you're forced to be surrounded by them. Go to a college and I can guarantee you the majority of poor people there will NOT be rude idiots. After High School you get to choose which types of people surround you. Now that I got the 'nice' part out of my way, stop generalizing that all low-income jobs and poor people in general are a bunch of uneducated idiots. At least, however, a good chunk of them have respect and morals unlike the business school graduate CEOs of banks, insurance companies, etc., etc. Because education =/= being humble. I would rather live in a world of friendly illiterates than greedy geniuses. As for the question in hand, yes I always think about my future. So far, I think I'm heading in a good direction. :thumbup: Agreed.

My guess is he has no crafting material now, but before he did. Happened to me before crafting came out. I deleted the stuff I already have when they dropped.

I'm sorry, but how did Scooby Doo have good plot lines? It's always someone they met in the beginning. And Tom and Jerry? Cat chasing mouse over and over. When people critic cartoons nowadays its always for qualities that their self-proclaimed good cartoons have as well. Kids don't understand how animation works, weaving plot lines, character development, or content value to the same extent as we older folk do. Let kids be kids, damn.

If you were going to argue THAT, I would at least talk about something worthier, like medical insurance. If you're in a budget, you could buy the family box of pasta for 4 dollars and use it to feed you for 2 days.

Its not only its not delievered correctly, but some countries don't have the technology to maintain crops so they don't die, harvest them faster, and maintain their health and size. An average field in America makes X amount of food, the same sized field in Africa will make a tenth of that.

Woah there buddy. Pump your breaks. 8 dollars is not cheap for a burger the diameter of my fist and the thickness of, if I'm lucky, my thumbdrive. Fast food hasn't been cheap since the 1960's. If you mean cheap quality though, then I apologize. That crap certainly isn't good for you. With eight dollars you should be getting a whole combo meal. The way I measure it, is that 1 hour of minimum wage should get you a medium combo meal, even the cheapest one. So far, the majority of states follow this little rule of thumb of mine. So no, its not expensive compared to regular resturants. Resturants in general are always more expensive than making it yourself.

I smootch off my parents.

Haha, some of them are funny due to their ridiculousness. My two favorites (both in favor for Meg Whitman, Republican Californian Governor candidate) 1) Bill Clinton says Democrat candidate does not tell the truth. 2) Democrat candidate was quoted saying "All I do is sue people nowadays." I later find out he's attorney general. :---)

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I hope you're talking about a virtual UMP45.

Just remember to look both ways before crossing.

:wall: Oh come on dude, a English pimp stealing cars and robbing banks isn't as cool as a Scottish one. :cool:

Hell yes. Hell yes. Hell yes. If that wasn't be suicidal to even order it would probably be the greatest culinary creation in the history of the universe. If you had $85 you too can have this burger. :shades: And to whoever said In-n-Out was overrated, yes it is, but I think it's worth it though. Though recently their burger and fries have lost their quality from years ago (you have to add your own salt now - damn health nuts) I still consider it the best fast food burger. Though I've tasted loads of other Mom n' Pop burger joint's food and it was much better than In-n-Out. So...is the so-called-wonderful White Castle food any good, Midwesterners?

Your guys 120s totally crushed hopes and dreams. Hope you're happy... :cry:

It's pretty interesting how pepperoni is the default instead of plain cheese.

The most successful people in this world jump on opportunities and invest. The most hated people in this world sit back and collect. :wink:

And that's good, 'cuz I don't really care whatever people eat and neither should they. I just know I wouldn't like to check every meal before I eat it.