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I can't even put into words the stupidity of this thread.

"lesser known rappers like Lil Wayne, Eminem"

Em is the highest selling artist of the decade and highest-selling rapper of all time, and you call him LESSER KNOWN!

YOU

ARE

A

FUCKING

RETARD

Being up late is cool, because everyone else is asleep and so, you get more of the Earth's brain bandwidth for yourself.

I'm not joking

Your cocaine was imported by the CIA. You're funding their drug war by buying it.

He's working for the National Rifle Association.

Rape is a lot easier and more satisfying than a long-term relationship.

The entertainment industry is attempting a comeback, with all these 2000-era bands coming back.

My best advice would be to ignore it all.

12 replies and I still have yet to see anything that isn't retarded.

I'm convinced that 99% of BBS users are complete retards. Even the people who try to be clever are retarded. By the way, this is something you CAN reverse, but before we get to that, I want to see someone say something intelligent.

Say something intelligent. That's all I ask.

You need to add a mute button. That is the one key feature this thing needs.

At 5/28/09 12:00 PM, MercatorMap wrote:

At 5/28/09 11:54 AM, Mr-Money wrote: The US has killed more innocent Arabs than North Korea has South Koreans.

The smell of green dye has killed more of your brain cells than Hannah Montana has for children worldwide.

You don't like facts, do you? You don't like the fact that you've served in the US military, the single most evil, death-inflicting organization in existence today. And now, instead of apologizing for your horrible deeds, you are trying to justify it to yourself.

The US has killed more innocent Arabs than North Korea has South Koreans.

Windows 7 is the same as Vista minus a more annoying toolbar with only icons.

Encrypt the folder with TrueCrypt.

North Korea has no one behind them. If they got out of hand, NATO would destroy them and that would be the end of that. No WWIII necessary.

But then again, WWI happened, despite being completely unnecssary -- as did Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam and almost every other war.

This is much, much better. I said on day one of the redesign that you guys needed this.

Guns protect you against tyrants. The Pentagon has talked about putting 20,000 troops on the streets. Just look at your average third-world country: the people are disarmed and ruled by a military dictatorship (cough Zimbabwe).

You need guns to protect yourself. It's all about personal liberty. What is so hard about that to understand? Nothing.

Relationships should be about talking to each other and banging, not dinners and material goods.

Aspartame is lethal. It rots holes in your brain.

Approved by Donald Rumsfeld

It's 2009 and we're still letting governments tell us who we can marry. How pathetic.

Although I must say: I find the whole concept of marriage more of a burden than anything else.

I think I'll let the people die.

They're both boring. After a few episodes of either, they cease to be funny.

The new Metallica definitely sucks.

That's like asking, "How to atheists celebrate Christmas?"

They just do.

Going to Iraq is treason to humanity.

Madeline McCann's parents must be rich... I mean, how long has this fucking hunt been going on? Most police would give up after a week.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/
gadgets-and-tech/news/youtube-rocked-by-
hackers-porn-day-1689434.html

On the same day it was revealed that users of YouTube, the world's largest video-sharing site, were uploading more than 20 hours of video footage every minute, the site was hit by a porn scandal which threatened to bring the service into disrepute. Over the course of 24 hours, the site was flooded with a number of pornographic video clips rumoured to be in the tens of thousands.

In what is believed to have been a coordinated attack carried out by the infamous 4Chan group of hackers, clips containing nudity and sexual scenes were made available to the sites tens of millions of users. To circumvent the site's normal moderation policy, they were uploaded with titles referencing such favourite children's entertainers as Hannah Montana and the famous American Christian pop boy band, the Jonas Brothers. The videos began with footage of the artists in question before cutting to video of adults participating in group sex acts, according to the BBC.

It is believed YouTube's moderation team have been working around the clock since the attack to try and take down the offending items, though the process may take weeks or even months thanks to the site's laissez-faire approach to content uploading, which relies on users flagging content as offensive before it is viewed by official representatives of the company.

This is far from the first time the site has been drawn into controversy for the content users upload; currently many music videos have been withdrawn from the site following a series of high profile copyright disputes. The group behind the attack have claimed these removals as their motivation for the ongoing incident, with one attacker telling the BBC "I did it because YouTube keeps deleting music. It was part of a 4Chan raid."

A YouTube spokesperson was keen to downplay the attack, saying "YouTube is a community site used by millions of people in very positive ways. Sadly, as with any form of communication, there is a tiny minority of people who try to break the rules."

"We were aware of yesterday's issue and removed the videos as they were brought to our attention through our flagging system, as we would any videos that violate our community guidelines. In addition, any account we discover that has been set up specifically to attack YouTube was also disabled."

4Chan, an image-sharing message board founded in 2003, has been to thank for some of the biggest online phenomena of recent years. Commentators claim they were responsible for the success of such varied internet 'memes' as lolcats, a series of images of kittens captioned in internet slang parlance, and Chocolate Rain, a kitsch YouTube video depicting musician Tay Zonday performing a song about racial disharmony. More recently, its community of highly computer-literate users originated 'rickrollling', a process which involves misleading internet users by tricking them into visiting a website featuring eighties pop star Rick Astley.

Newgrounds gave me the Flash skills needed to live a below average life.

At 5/22/09 03:07 PM, ReiperX wrote: First, how many people would actually take the time and read through it? Maybe 5% of the population would even go through the summaries of it, and maybe 1% would actually care enough to read the entire thing.

It doesn't matter how many people read it. That's up to the people, whether they want to read it or not.

But people who DO want to read it currently have no way to do so..... We need to change that, and then people who care can see exactly what the government is spending our money on.

Again, if you don't believe the government should have to reveal what it spends OUR money on, you are very deluded.

At 5/22/09 01:12 PM, Dante-Son-Of-Sparda wrote: not nessecary and would be a giant waste of time.

I'm sorry, but HOW THE HELL would posting the government's expenditure be a waste of time? It would let the public see if the government is being efficient or corrupt. Then, when election time comes, people would vote based on actual statistics rather than stupid slogans.

You really are a complete tool.

Look. People should have the right to abort, but the reality is: society has become so decadent that people will get DRUNK one night, fuck someone without a condom and then abort them. That is a sick thing to do, regardless of your position on abortion.