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Response to: --The "OFFICIAL" Bush Topic-- Posted July 22nd, 2007 in Politics

THIS JUST IN! (Yesterday)

Doctors have removed 5 polyps from the President's colon yesterday. None appeared to be worrisome, doctors stated. During the procedure, which Bush was placed under general anesthesia, Dick Cheney became acting President, the second time he has done so. The previous occasion was in 2002, when Pres. Bush received a colonoscopy.

Stay tuned to www.newgrounds.com for the latest in Presidential colorectal health.

Response to: - The Regulars Lounge Thread - Posted July 21st, 2007 in Politics

I don't understand.

Addendum: LOLWTF?

Response to: too much javascript? Posted July 20th, 2007 in General

Bugs? What bugs?

Oh snap!

too much javascript?

Response to: I-doser: Getting High Off Sound Posted July 20th, 2007 in General

That audio itself may not make you high, but this audio will make you want to get high.

Response to: Walmart = Welfare Posted July 20th, 2007 in General

At 7/20/07 05:22 PM, DirtySyko wrote: And there are a lot of idiots at Walmart. That's what happens when you cram too many Americans into one place.

Oh, like you have room to talk.

Response to: The Flintstones vs The Jetsons Posted July 20th, 2007 in General

Flintstones are cooler. I mean, Fred and Barney smoked Winston cigarettes.

Response to: Should P.E. be mandatory? Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/19/07 05:11 PM, shmasmasnash wrote: I think that it should be mandatory some some point. For example, if a kid is panting and about to fall over, he/she should be able to take a break.

We're talking PE here, not Navy SEAL training. Of course, if a child has medical problems, there would be certain recommendations made.

Response to: Bush deploys Transformers to Iraq Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/19/07 12:13 PM, Memorize wrote: NBC, Newsweek, CNN.

You all know they want us to lose.

We can't lose. We've already accomplished our mission. Typical of you left-wing America-haters to try to rewrite history to make it look like we're still fighting a war.

Response to: Pro-life versus Pro-choice Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/19/07 09:30 AM, SecondHandOpinion wrote: Yes, they should get support, but they shouldn't have to carry the baby to term. Adoption is a solution to an unwanted child. Abortion is a solution for unwanted pregnancy.

I agree, it is a solution. But it is not the best solution.

A small cut on your arm does not compare to the huge amount of emotional trama suffered by unwanted children in such horrible cases. Your parents beat you, drink in huge heaps and tell you without you their life could have meant something. Might not sound like much but it is. A small cut does not even begin to comapre.

How do you assume that, because a child wasn't expected, that he's going to be abused? Many people have children they weren't expecting, and don't abuse them

No, you do NOT instantly accept all risks. I get into the car, I know I might crash. Should I not get treated for my crash injury because I magically consented for it? That's what you're implying.

No, I have no problems with prenatal care of the woman.

Consent is for one thing and JUST that. No go on that one buddy. Consent to sex=/=consent to being pregnant.

Consent to sex does equal consent to being pregnant. Regardless of the precautions one may take.
If you consent to jumping out of an airplane, you consent to die by crashing to the ground, no matter how many reserve chutes you have.
You cannot say you do not consent to a consequence of an action when you know before hand that that action can lead to that consequence.

If the fetus voluntarily or not, is using a womans bodily resources without her permission it is a violation of her bodily integrity. Which, last time I checked I is against the law to violate. If it's the fetus' fault or not, it is still breaking the law. As such, the woman should have the right to abort.

If a fetus is human enough to have law apply to it, it is human enough to have the protections of law applied to it, too.

Response to: Roadmap of my Dreams Posted July 19th, 2007 in General

Wow.

You certainly have very vivid, detailed dreams. Better you than me.

My only dreams seem to be premonitions and repeating what I was doing that day.

Any other former cashiers ever experience ringing people up in your sleep?

Response to: Jon Lovitz Kicks Andy Dick's Ass. Posted July 19th, 2007 in General

It's right there in his name.

Andy Dick doesn't even deserved to be mentioned in the same sentence.
The same sentence as comedy.

Response to: Pro-life versus Pro-choice Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/19/07 08:18 AM, SecondHandOpinion wrote: Intresting points. So you're saying welfare pays for the child 100%, including time invested and labour pain? I don't think so.

No. But I am countering your claim that "saved" fetuses should be helped by those that want to save them.

No parental love and being told you're a mistake all your life isn't just "hardship" it's life scarring.

Someone cuts you with a knife on your arm. Would you rather have a disfiguring scar on your arm, or have it amputated? Are you claiming that a scarred life is worse than no life at all?

Uh, care to really explain the difference between unwanted fetii

The correct plural form is "fetuses". Look it up next time before you nitpick grammar.

and rapists? In the crime sense. The fetus may not be a person, or have the same legal standing, but it is still using the woman's body against her will. The only difference I see besides not being a person is one is for sexual means. Don't act like having something growing inside you aginst your will, sapping your energy and overall making you feel like shit for the whole time isn't a "teehee, now I have a baby which I will instantly love because welfare is a totally good means ofsupporting my newborn child."

A rapist needs no action by the a woman to attack and does so willingly, despite having the ability not to.

A fetus cannot form but for the actions of the woman impregnated. If a woman does not have sex a fetus cannot form. The fetus has no control over its surroundings, nor did it choose to come into existence.

Unlike rape, where there is no reasonable expectation that it will occur, a woman knows that, if they have sex, they can get pregnant. By doing so, they accept any and all risks associated with sex, including pregnancy.

What would it take... Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

...for a brand new religion to be accepted as a mainstream religion today? Suppose someone founded a religion tomorrow. What would it take to make that religion grow, in today's belief structure, to become as accepted as other mainstream religions? Is it even possible?

Response to: Computer virus conspiracy theories Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/19/07 07:57 AM, Jaketheclonetrooper wrote: 1. I think computer viruses are actually made by the makers of ANTI-viruses themselves. I once got a trojan that automatically installed an anti-virus onto my comp. I guess it's like doctors giving you sub-par cures to make you keep coming back (although I don't believe in that one)

I highly doubt that major anti-virus software companies would do that. I mean, it would be easier and cheaper just to overhype existing virus threats than to bother actually going out and making a virus. Moreover, if someone uncovered the plot, the PR would be a whole lot better for a company just overreacting (intentionally or not), than actively creating viruses.

Now these anti-viral software downloads that come with adware or are advertised in the same ad rotations as Shoot the monkey to win an IPOD! ads, anything goes.

2. The maker of the "I LUV U" virus suddenly dissapeared. Yes, the man who made a program that could launch nukes or destroy most of the internet dissapeared. I think the CIA or some other secret government agency pardoned him in exchange for his skills. So it's that he's so good, they pardon him for making a potentially destructive computer virus in exchange for him making viruses for THEM instead.

No more than giving criminals plea deals in exchange for testimony.

Response to: Pro-life versus Pro-choice Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/19/07 04:16 AM, SecondHandOpinion wrote: Personally, I think all prolifers should have to support all babies they "save".

Who do you think pays for foster care, welfare, etc? Taxpayers.

I'd rather be aborted then brought up unwanted child really.

If you were aborted, you wouldn't have the choice.

You'd lack a lot of parental love, something noe one goes through in life unscratched.

Few people I know didn't face adversity growing up. In fact, those that didn't face adversity growing up have a harder time being responsible adults, I have found.

Abortions is NOT murder, it's self defense. In event of being attacked you'd use self defense. The fetus is using the woman's body without her permission, which is illegal and self defence up to and including death is mostly legal. I don't see why a fetus gets special treatment there.

?!?

That is unequivocally the most ridiculous and stupid line of reasoning for abortion I have heard in my life. Never, ever, have I heard someone essentially equate fetuses with rapists. Until now.

Response to: Top Republican candidate in polls: Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/19/07 07:38 AM, SmilezRoyale wrote: I'm getting a vibe of irony that very little will truely be done upon the election of a new candidates; republican or democrat it will mean little; as the less you do in office the less you can be critizied about. So it seems.

If Hillary wins, then the same two families will have been running the country for a quarter century.
What is it about today's political climate that people just don't want to change the sheets?

Response to: Should P.E. be mandatory? Posted July 19th, 2007 in Politics

Do you think PE might be more attractive to the people that need to be in PE (i.e. fatties) if they didn't have to dress out? After all, they would be the ones most likely to be teased in the locker room.

Response to: Newgrounds 6 degrees of separation Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

At 7/18/07 08:04 PM, Kuro wrote: NEW THREAD TOPIC.

HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU LINK NEWGROUNDS TO KEVIN BACON?

Newgrounds>Glenside, Pennsylvania>Pennsylvania>Category:Peopl e from Pennsylvania>Category:Pennsylvania Actors>Kevin Bacon

Response to: Newgrounds 6 degrees of separation Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

At 7/18/07 07:27 PM, Kuro wrote: More like:

The Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.

Tom Fulp has a Bacon number of 2.

Response to: Flash and deleted users. Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

At 7/18/07 07:29 PM, enquencle wrote: Those 2 first replies were totally different responses.
So, they get deleted or no?
I'm trusting more the first response, because it had an example.

The first response is the correct one.

Response to: Newgrounds 6 degrees of separation Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

Newgrounds>2001>Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon>Dominon>Cananda>United States>War in Afghanistan (2001-present)>Al-Qaeda

Newgrounds=Al-Qaeda

Terrorists win!

Newgrounds 6 degrees of separation Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

Step 1: Take the Wikipedia article on Newgrounds..
Step 2: Click a random link on that article.
Step 3: Click a random link on the article that comes up.
Step 4: Repeat Step 3 five more times.
Step 5: Note the article you end up on.
Step 6: Note the hilarity or strangeness of the relation of the result to the previous article.

Here's an example:

Newgrounds>Glenside, Pennsylvania>Race (United States Census)>Chinese American>Hiram Fong>Strom Thurmond>Rev. Al Sharpton>Mormonism

Newgrounds = Mormonism.

What wacky chains can you find?

Response to: Userpage uses! Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

At 7/18/07 06:25 PM, Zerok wrote:
At 7/18/07 06:19 PM, IllustriousPotentate wrote: If you want to discuss or interact with people, it should go on the forums. Hence the term "forum".
But that's the thing. There's often very little actual discussion in the aforementioned threads. It's just a quick comment, or a diss, or some praise. The authour comments back (sometimes), and that's that. Userpages do exactly this. And they still allow for interaction.

But not the same interaction. If I post something I write on the forum, it's because I want everyone to read it, not just the people I know.

If there is little discussion, it's not the author's fault, as long as he's put effort into the post to try to make it informative or entertaining.

Now, if you're talking about these childish "Oh I had p00p for breakfast it was good lol" stories, then by all means, move them to the user page, because they violated the rules before. But if effort and humor is put in in an obvious attempt to entertain, then there should be no changes.

RATE ______ and "advice" threads are generally disallowed and dodgy, respectively. Story threads are still up in the air.

Then they should be looked at thread by thread, not by making "some X are crap, so therefore, all X are crap generalization.

Response to: Userpage uses! Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

At 7/18/07 06:22 PM, Zerok wrote: I don't think so. With this new system, bored people have SO much more to look at when browsing a profile. SO much more. Surely you've been slightly bored here and have haphazardly poked to look at a few profiles. NOW these will actually have a whole new mini-BBS inside of 'em.

Then why have a forum at all, then?

Response to: Userpage uses! Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

I strongly disagree.

If you want to discuss or interact with people, it should go on the forums. Hence the term "forum".

Nothing that was okay to post in the forum before the redesign should be shunned afterwords.

Response to: Friends and foes of your country Posted July 18th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/18/07 01:39 PM, Imperator wrote: Friends:
UK
Israel
Germany
Japan
South Korea

You forgot about Poland.

Response to: Hottest food you've ever eaten? Posted July 18th, 2007 in General

I've eaten a habanero pepper before.

http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic/2297 49/2

Response to: Post-Redesign Notes Posted July 18th, 2007 in NG News

One more thing. Update Sherbert's profile. He's a vital part of NG too!

Response to: - The Regulars Lounge Thread - Posted July 18th, 2007 in Politics

At 7/18/07 07:37 AM, lapis wrote: Lol, I used to like my lead pipe so much that I stopped depositing just so that I wouldn't get the lame nunchakas. But now I'm perfectly content with my stiletto/kris hybrid thingie, it's really the perfect weapon for a Stealth Jew to stab someone in the back with. But it unfortunately seems that I'm surrounded by nunchakas so I guess I'll have to carefully watch my experience in the future.

Actually, if I remember correctly, I think that your experience is static now--that is, if you stop on level X, you stay at level X. They've ditched the old user-based system in favor of just more levels spread out further. That's why Pimp is only at level 50 out of 60.

By the way, why is the smiley that I'm using for this post called "thinking"? It looks more like a "I wear shades and I'm not ashamed" icon.

It replaced the old blue lightbulb icon.
And if you hover over an AGNRY FAISE, you get a surprise. (Turn down your speakers).

Response to: Post-Redesign Notes Posted July 18th, 2007 in NG News

I've noticed trying to go to the Xth page of the general forum, the link goes to www.newgrounds.com/X--a 404 page, rather than the Xth page of the forum.