KnightLite

Tell that to whoever deleted my Maddox post.Hell,if I repost it and it gets locked I want this one locked too. I agree. A unified standard should be enforced across the board. Who is Knightlite to be given special privileges to post random pictures over any other user of this board. I am the father of your wife's children.

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Who cares that this thread "has no discussion value" or might be "marked as spam" ?? Just enjoy some funny picture and quit trying to sound more important than you really are. Some people like myself enjoy random funny pictures once in a while. If you don't, then gtfo and leave us alone. If i can put a smile on just a couple of people's faces with this, then I've done a good thing. Quit acting like a Forum Police and lighten up.

To the first few people.. Grow a sense of humor? Jesus Christ, learn to laugh at something. You thought I was mature? You don't even know me. I've posted maybe 20 times over the last half of a year. You're right though, posting funny pictures is a definate sign of immaturity. /Fail

I'm 127% sure that it already is. I don't even need to have seen the shirt to know it exists. 127% of facts you hear are made up on the spot.

No it doesn't make you special Just sexy. I make pretty decent income for a college student, and I have insurance as well, so price wasn't an issue. When I first got them, I agreed that they were to bright of a blue, but slowly they have grown on me. Next time I get them, I'll see what other shades of blue are in stock. Maybe I can get a deeper blue that won't stand out as much.

Are you f***ing retarded? Sorry but that was the first thing that popped up in my head..

Well.. After a few months of contemplating, I finally decided to switch my eye color to blue. I'm a caucasion with naturally dark black hair, and think that Black Hair/Blue Eyes would be something kind of different. What are your thoughts on changing eye color? Edit : Btw.. Before/After

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I honestly don't believe in god one bit. People who do believe in god are 100% on faith, considering there is no hard evidence to support any of it. Kids are raised from day 1 to go to church every day, and believe in god, so it's instilled in them at a very young age. I'd be willing to bet that if religion wasn't introduced to a person until they reached the age of 18, it would die out completely. Imagine.. you're 18 years old and have lived a normal life. Now, somebody tells you that there's a mysterious force out there called god. He see's and hear's all that goes on, and knows what everybody is thinking. He knows exactly what is going to happen for the rest of all eternity, and anything I do was planned by him. I'd tell that person he was a crackpot. Look around people. it's just you. There's no supernatural force occuring in or around you. Take away your conscience effort of faith, and you're left with exactly what there is, nothing. Another thing that gets me, is when people turn religious right after something terrible has occured in their life. Somebody loses a loved one, or material wealth, and have nobody to turn to. Church fanatics swoop right on down with open arms and convert them on the spot. It's like.... really? Do you really believe in what they're selling you, or do you just need the support in your desparate time? What about all the people in South America and Africa? A lot of these people have probably never heard of Christianity. Does that make them terrible people? Wouldn't it be god's fault that Christianity never crossed paths with them? Some of these people live great lives, and are hard working and good people. Yet they're sentenced for an eternal afterlife in hell? A man that rapes adolescent girls simply asks for forgiveness, and he's admitted open-hearted into Heaven? There are so many gaping flaws with all religions, that it's really shocking to see how popular it is. Whenever I've seen a religious individual presented with a religious question, it's like an instant robot spitting out crap that was heard in church, which is mostly irrelavant to the question. What about all the people born before Jesus Christ? Are there souls damned simply because of a chronological error in God's masterplan? Are all Jews going to hell, because their parents raised them to believe what they believe? Do you kids reading these questions that don't have answers, think that anybody religious does have the answers? You can ask your parents, and they'll just give you some BS answer, which will slowly drive itself away from the initial question, and conclude by talking about why keeping faith is important. I had a girlfriend that claimed it was the fault of all the non-religious people for not finding God in their lives. O RLY? Everything you believe is because of what somebody else has told you. Nobody finds God. It's like a wide-spread rumor, with people hopping on the bandwagon. It's so shocking to believe people can be so gullible with something so ridiculous. There is absolutely no hard proof that God Exists. Also. Stop telling me that "God will again come to the earth". -When? "I don't know, but it says so in the Bible!" -Ok....? Well when he comes and presents himself, I'll listen to what he has to say. Then I'll make my decision if I need him in my life or not. I live a very good life. I abide by the rules, and I hold high self respect for myself as well as others. I haven't gone to church in years, and yet I still continue to lead a fulfilling life. God has never been a part of it. I make my own decisions which play out my own life. God doesn't have a plan for me, nor does he exist. Last year while pitching for my college baseball team, I got a shoulder injury which took me out for the season. As a result, I worked my [wagon] off all spring and summer to get in the best shape of my life for this upcoming season. Was that god's doing? No, I didn't stretch out well enough, causing my me to tear a ligament in my shoulder in the cold weather. I geared myself up mentally and have trained rigorously ever since to give myself the best chance to move on to the next level. I could go on a rant for hours, but I'd rather see what you religious fanatics say to each individual peice of it. Go ahead and break up my rant into little tiny quotes and argue it. Pick out the little things you might be able to argue, but I'll only point out the rest of it that you can't argue.

Are you kidding me? We wear pads, doesn't that make us the smarter country? Some of the hits you see in the NFL would never occur in Rugby (I've watched both), because you would literally die from it. When I go home over Winter Holidays, I'll take a picture of my facemask from my Semi-Pro team and upload it for you. I would literally be dead without that thing. You are an absolute idiot. Baseball doesn't require strategy? Baseball is almost 100% mental, more so than any game. There are so many different situations, particularly for pitchers such as myself. At all times, you have to know who is up, what the hitters tendancies are, where the runners are, how many outs there are, what the score is. There are so many things to think about, it's almost infinite. What's there in strategy of soccer? Drawing up X's and O's on a board in a few different situations? I played 11 years of soccer growing up, and it did'nt take more than a week of practices to learn all of our plays. In soccer, I'm sure there are different strategies varying on the score, which usually doesn't rise above 6. Baseball is the ultimate thinking game. It's what's kept me playing it clear up until college (now). The hardest thing to do in all of sports, is to hit a major league fastball. As a hitter, you have a 33-37 inch bat, which is only 2 3/4 inches thick, usually weighing 30-40 ounces. You have absolutely no idea where it's going to go, what it's going to do, or if it will be a ball or a strike. A pitcher can come inside with a 95 MPH fastball (giving you about 0.20 seconds to react) that moves to the right 3-4 inches. The next pitch can be a 80 MPH slider (giving you about 0.5 seconds to react) that breaks 12 inches to the left. The next pitch might be a splitfinger fastball. It starts out coming right down the middle of the plate at 89 MPH (about 0.30 seconds to react). As soon as the hitter starts his swing, the ball drops over a foot, maybe even bouncing in the dirt. Hitters have less than half of a second to decide where the ball is coming, how fast it's coming, and which way the ball is spinning which will give the batter an estimate of where it will end up. There is nothing tougher than hitting in baseball. If you succeed in getting a hit 3 out of 10 times, you are a very good hitter. Pitching is a physical version of chess. There are so many aspects of strategy, I can't even scrape the surface of it. In the late innings of a game, my team is up by 1, with nobody out and a runner at first base. The other team is obviously going to bunt them over to try to advance the runner into scoring position. The defense has to be aware of this, and has to know exactly where to go on a bunt. Everything changes simply if there was a runner on 2nd. The first basemen would crash home instead of the 3rd basemen, the 2nd basement would cover first instead of 2nd, and the short stop would break to 3rd, all with perfect timing. You're pitching. You just threw a fastball for a strike, and then a second one for a strike. The 2nd pitch however, he fouled straight back. What does that tell you as a pitcher? The batter timed your fastball perfectly, and you need to come with an offspeed pitch. Don't throw it for a strike though. You're ahead 0-2, and you have a pitch to waste. Throw him a curveball in the dirt, followed by a fastball head-high. This changes the batter's eye elevation, which will screw him up for the 2-seam fastball you are about to throw on the lower outside corner. The pitch looks low to the batter, even though it's right at his knees. Want any more strategy? You're a batter, with a runner on 2nd base and nobody out. The coach doesn't give you a bunt sign, enabling you to swing away. Where are you going to hit the ball? You have to take the ball to right field. Why? A groundball to the left side of the infield will not let the runner on 2nd get to 3rd base. A flyball to the left fielder will not let the runner get to 3rd base either. However, a grounder to the 2nd basemen or 1st basemen will give the runner on 2nd base ample time to get to 3rd base. A flyball to rightfield as well will enable the runner on 2nd to tag up and move to 3rd base. If the batter successfully does his job, the batting team now has a runner on 3rd base with 1 out. Now, with a runner on 3rd and 1 out, what are you trying to do as a hitter? Get under a ball and try to hit a deep flyball to the outfield. This lets the runner tag up and score. This probably seems like a foreign language to you, because you are ignorant to the sport. It's one thing to be unknowing of a sport, but it's another thing to talk poorly about it. As a pitcher, with a runner on 2nd base, pitching from the stretch position. As I come set on every pitch, I have to anticipate the Short Stop breaking towards 2nd base for a Pick-Off move. If he does this, I instantly have to do my quickest pickoff move to 2nd base, throwing the ball about 3 feet high over 2nd base. Anything else is considered failure. Justin Verlander has the supernatural power to throw a baseball 102 MPH. He's considered one of if not the hardest throwing pitcher to ever play the game. If he can throw so hard, why did he struggle so much this season, and end up with a losing record? Jamie Moyer hasn't been able to throw over 85 MPH in the last 10 years, and yet he's one of baseball's winningest pitchers of all time. Why? Because Jamie Moyer is a perfect example of a man that's mastered the mental part of the game. He practices all the little things that are so often overlooked by idiots such as Rebdragon. I haven't even skimmed the surfaces of how much strategy there is in baseball. I could spend 50 years of writing about it, and still not cover it all. I'm not arguing that baseball is the greatest sport of all time. In my personal opinion, it is. I know it's boring for most people to watch, because they don't understand or recognize all the little things that are going on during the game. Most people think they're seeing a man try to throw a ball past another man. Most people think that hitters try to hit homeruns every at bat. There is so much intellect involved in this game that goes unnoticed, that it's almost unnatural. Try to watch a baseball game with somebody that really knows the game. You'd be surprised how much is really going on.

Have fun restoring your subconscious flow.

From last week's episode: Peter: "Aw c'mon Brian, you two are going to get along better than Abraham Lincoln and his neighbor" *flashback to Abe Lincoln* Abe Lincoln walks outside to get his newspaper, looks over at his neighbor, Dale, who is workin in the yard Abe Lincoln: "Hey Dale, noticed your lawn is getting a little high..." Dale: "Yeah, I used to have a guy for that. Dick" HAHAHAHAHAHA

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Not quite.. great scene though

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You're beyond help. Quit acting hardcore behind the safety of internet anonymity

That would waste further money in plane tickets, not to mention a jail sentence

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I loved reading all of these. I have every family guy episode ripped to my computer. I'll post some when I can :) Thank you

No surprise. R&B actually requires singing. Marvin Gaye Luther Vandross Teddy Pendergrass Brian Adams Brian McKnight Charlie Wilson Great soul

I'm pretty sure it was targetted towards those who haven't used yet..