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Response to: Rise up aginst the mod oppressors! Posted February 4th, 2005 in General

At 2/4/05 01:13 PM, -LazyDrunk- wrote:
At 2/4/05 01:11 PM, UNOWNED wrote: The real solution is only have one mod, a dictator of some sort.
OMG teh waid!

Wade already is our Emper. . . leader. He is the one doling power (through peace and love, mind you) to the Way of MOD.

Praise he who guides us through the valley of the shadow of n00b, and banneth those oppose our cause.

Response to: Rise up aginst the mod oppressors! Posted February 3rd, 2005 in General

At 2/3/05 03:31 PM, arbitrarynickname wrote:
That is all. FOR NOW.

Shlast thee continue thy ways of deceit and disharmony?

Thy head is mine.

Rise up aginst the mod oppressors!

Response to: Rise up aginst the mod oppressors! Posted February 3rd, 2005 in General

At 2/3/05 03:13 PM, arbitrarynickname wrote:
Also, the only light that a Mod will show you is that of his Maglite as you are being beaten mercilessly with the butt end of it, a la Rodney King.

I, will be the one holding the camera, as YOU are Rodney Kinged for your blasphemus input.

For littering.

Teh Mod rejoice in the littering of heathen heads strewn about the streets.

Response to: Rise up aginst the mod oppressors! Posted February 3rd, 2005 in General

At 2/3/05 02:46 PM, arbitrarynickname wrote:
Blasphemus words of hate.

We shall show you teh love, whence you see the light Teh Mod hath provideth. Lest you convert, judgement shath be passed.

Response to: Rise up aginst the mod oppressors! Posted February 3rd, 2005 in General

At 2/3/05 01:36 AM, arbitrarynickname wrote:
You're just jealous because you don't have hentai tentacles.

No, but we've got God.

Bitch what now

Rise up aginst the mod oppressors!

Response to: Highschool clicks, share with us. Posted February 2nd, 2005 in Politics

At 2/2/05 01:34 AM, Denominat0r wrote:
Post what click you were or are in, and whether or not you enjoy it and why you chose not to be with the others.

I hear ya. Since JH, I was always the student council/jock person. Popular among the sports crowd, looked up to by the preps. After moving out of the cities, into a small town of 1500, I scaled back on the student leadership stuff. I just wanted to enjoy high school for what it was, without the extra responsibility of deciding what this year's prom theme was going to be, or whether or not pizza should be served on a daily basis in the cafeteria. I was still with the jock crowd at this point, and decided to take up drama as my english requirement (I heard the teacher was awesome. Personality and intelligence-wise). After a career-ending injuring during the wrestling season, all I had left concerning school was acting. Of course, I still had/have a few close friends from sports, and we still hang out, but I got to get to know more and more people from both the "geek" clique and the stoner peoples. I blended in fairly well with both groups, having geek tendencies myself and being a recreational smoker, but never felt the urge to completely conform to any of the groups. Example: I'd go over to a buddy's house and play super smash bros for hours on end, but when there's something else to do, like a rodeo in town or a concert a few towns over, I'd jump at the idea while the "nerds" would still want to sit around and play video games. Didn't much jive with doing that 24/7. As with the stoners, smoking da pot is always a fun time. A great way to waste an afternoon. But when all you buds from the group believe in the theory of Wake 'n' Bake (getting ripped before going to school in the morning), you have your doubts. I'd only seen one or two of them sober at any given point. I sorta ditched trying to make friends in the crowds of people at the lunchroom. I'd sit by myself whenever possible, just for the comfort of hearing about how Tommy just got a fat QP and everyone's gunna smoke themselves sober on it, or Jack got the new version Xbox and Halo, and everyone was gunna bring their own TV and play with 14 people, all in different rooms. I was surprised when I'd sit down with other kids who were sitting alone and started talking with them. Nine times out of ten, they felt the exact same way I did. I've met and kept more very close friends that were loners, than those I've met in cliques. I guess it's about what type of person you yourself are. After I figured out what I wasn't (a full-time jock, nerd, stoner) I realized what type of people I'd have the best friendships with.

I dunno. End rant.

Response to: BSE, it ain't that scary Posted February 2nd, 2005 in Politics

Just think, if every farmer got out his pistol, popped a cap in every cattle over 5 years old, there would be virtually zero threat of BSE from Canada. Then the U.S. media wouldn't be able to point out cases of BSE when Canada and the U.S. are attempting to open up the beef trade again.

Sacrifice a little bit of Betsy for allota American $$$

Response to: Communism Posted February 2nd, 2005 in Politics

At 2/2/05 04:32 AM, Jimsween wrote:
At 2/1/05 11:51 PM, Damien_FLAGG wrote: Some people like being janitors. Some people like being a construction worker. I know I do. Not everyone WANTS to be a lawyer, or a doctor, or an airline pilot.
You sound just like a communist right now.

Not really, just a realist. I've known plenty of above-average construction workers, as well as many well-below. The thing they all have in common is they either need the job, or love doing it. I can tell you the ones that're very intelligent aren't doing it because they need to in order to survive.

It's pretty much what America was founded on; being free to choose (or at least have the opportunity) to do whatever you want for a living.

Response to: Island Community Posted February 2nd, 2005 in Politics

At 2/1/05 07:47 PM, FAB0L0US wrote: But not the ones that actually wanted the job. I have realized that unintentional leaders are usually the best. Power hogs are the worst.

Props to Cheney.

Response to: first experience. . . Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 01:17 PM, _IceMan_ wrote:
I still dont know what shit you mean, but im very curious

http://www.sagewisdom.org/usersguide.html

Response to: Elite Ng Users Only Section On Bbs? Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 01:14 PM, The-Mage wrote:
At 2/1/05 01:12 PM, i-hope-you-die wrote: If you want a place that's civilized, go to politics
your kidding right?

everyone there is a raging liberal communist and everyone bush bashes, but ofcourse we're all teens, and most teens are democrat by nature

Have you even been there recently?

I'm guessing you haven't. Conservatives are amking a comeback, and liberal whiny bitch teens get put in their place when they need to be.

Response to: Elite Ng Users Only Section On Bbs? Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

If you want a place that's civilized, go to politics

Response to: first experience. . . Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 12:05 PM, Earfetish wrote: I've indulged in Lady Salvia many times. It's not as good as shrooms. Sometimes, the feelings are more irritating than anything else.

The first few times I had it, I got the giggles and had some crazy thoughts, and a few small trips. Eventually it fades into nothing, and I don't buy it any more because of how crappy it has become.

They've been amplifying the extract more and more recently. I'm not sure what the amount is now (maybe 21x), but you're right, shrooms are better.
The only thing I don't like about Salvia is that ya gotta smoke more than would would seem necessary to get the desired effects. At least it works well with alcohol. Strangely, not weed.

Response to: Fav. Energy Drink? Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

What's with all the red bull fans? The only reason red bull even exists is for the liquid viagras. And even in that case, Monster works ten times better.

Props to Monster.

Response to: first experience. . . Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 09:06 AM, JeNNiF00F00 wrote: funny. I used to grow Salvia in my garden, if this is the same salvia that you guys are talking about. Id never have enough guts to smoke it tho.

There's only one type of the sage that's hallucinogenic. And for the person who said it's an herb, not an incense needs to read up on the legality of salvia. It can only be sold under the premise of "it's an incence, I swear!"

Yes, it's flavor doesn't compare to a good nugg, but you also don't trip from weed.

And if you do smoke it, smoke at least a gram at a time and use a torch lighter, not a bic.

Response to: Best Guitarest Evar!!! Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 11:35 AM, ShitOnAStick wrote: Petrucci and Mustaine<3

Mustaine never had shit on Hammett.

Response to: 100 things NOT to say during sex Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 03:48 AM, Mortimer_Gobbit wrote:
At 2/1/05 03:41 AM, i-hope-you-die wrote: Wouldn't your three quick jabs pierce her thin plastic inflatable body?
SIlly hope-you-die, interweb nerds don't have the muscle mass to pierce thin sheets of plastic.

Yea, I suppose you're right.

Even if they did, I'm sure his needle-dick would've done the trick long before the quick jabbing began.

first experience. . . Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

. . . with salvia divinorum?

Don't know what it is? Technically, it's an incense, but the extracted active ingredients have been found to have hallucinogenic effects.

SO, folks who've tried it: Did you trip?

Response to: 100 things NOT to say during sex Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 03:37 AM, bluemidgetguy wrote: When ever im done having sex I always tell my matey "ROLL THE FUCK OVER AND SPIT OUT MY CUM, IT DOSNT BELONG TO YOU BITCH" Then I do 3 quick jabs to her forehead and give her a swift head butt to her Cervix.

Wouldn't your three quick jabs pierce her thin plastic inflatable body?

Response to: Best Guitarest Evar!!! Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 02:41 AM, -0706- wrote: Me. I am soooo underrated. I can play jingle bells.

YOu can play jingle bells on my nutz

Response to: Bush to visit Europe. Posted February 1st, 2005 in Politics

OBT

Response to: Fox News lies about Canada Posted February 1st, 2005 in Politics

At 2/1/05 02:01 AM, Denominat0r wrote: blah blah blah canadian army pwning silly ignorant americans

Bet you never learnt that in History class.

I didn't even know Canadia had a real army. I always you guys just ran around talking Frenglish and bitching aboot things.

But I suppose I shouldn't be so harsh, since I am part French-Canadian.

Hey, at least SOMETHING good has come from you guys.

Response to: 100 things NOT to say during sex Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

At 2/1/05 02:00 AM, The_Confused wrote: Another one:

"Let's play Top Gun! I'll be Maverick, and you can be Iceman!"

How bout, "I bet you could drive a truck through there!"

Response to: 100 things NOT to say during sex Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

This is almost as good as your sister

Response to: 100 things NOT to say during sex Posted February 1st, 2005 in General

Is there supposed to be a burning sensation?

Response to: - The Regulars Lounge Thread - Posted January 30th, 2005 in Politics

At 1/30/05 10:46 PM, FUNKbrs wrote: Wow, they started a petition?

Do you think Wade will get wanked off that they're doing this? Maybe come down on you harder as if you're behind it and trying to stand up to his authority?

Response to: The Right to Bear Arms Posted January 30th, 2005 in Politics

At 1/30/05 06:16 PM, red_skunk wrote: I believe they were talking about a well-regulated, state-run militia.

I disagree. The Founding Fathers were very deliberate in their choice of words discerning Government from other entities.


NotYouZ, you didn't bring up the fact that the 2nd amendment uses the word "people" instead of "man." Everywhere else in the constitution, the use of "people" means collectively - not individually. The use of "man" means individually.

Cannot individuals be addressed as a whole without inciting government? Isn't that what independance is based upon, individual freedoms?


You have to look at it from their point of view. At that time, nearly everyone had a gun. They hunted, they target practiced, they incited revolt.

The first two things you mention are non-points as to why the Founding Fathers decided to include firearm ownership in the Bill of Rights. The third, however, is the biggie. They thought it necessary for every able-bodied man (Until the Militia Act of 1903, the militia still consisted of all men capable of bearing arms between ages 18 and 45.) to have a right to bear arms for the purpose of overthrowing corrupted government; not just England's, but for our own as well, if it ever came to that point.
There is an express reference to the security of a "free State."It is not a referance to the security of "The State".

Did they really think it was necessary to codify their right to own a hunting rifle? Of course not, being able to own a weapon was an unalienable right at that point in time - they gave kids guns.

Did they mention hunting or recreation in the Amendment?

Here's a good article, fairly bipartisamn.
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What they were afraid of, was an omnipotent federal government overstepping its boundaries. They were afraid that the federal government would begin to "pull an England" on the states.

Correct.


They wanted to afford the states the constitutional right to protect themselves. With "well-regulated [state-run] militias."

The only part the state has to do with militias, is the ordainment of officers to TRAIN the militias. The people (individual citizens) are still the bread and butter.



I'm just trying to look at the 2nd amendment from the most realistic, practical point of view possible. They didn't want the feds infringing on states rights.

And if the States agree with the Feds infringing on individuals Rights, what then? It's still boils down to the people to step up, as their duty, to a government, whatever it's size, that oversteps it's bounds in taking away ANY of the people's Rights. Not only the right to keep and bear arms, but free speech and all that other jazz as well.

Response to: Communism Posted January 30th, 2005 in Politics

At 1/30/05 07:19 PM, red_skunk wrote: I have nothing against communism. I wish the sanctions on Cuba would be lifted - it's an interesting social experiment.

I agree. Is the U.S. still bent over Fidel Castro? Open up trade with 'em, Jesse Ventura-style

Response to: - The Regulars Lounge Thread - Posted January 29th, 2005 in Politics

BeFell, you still doing the bear suit thing?

Response to: Would you pay for Ng membership? Posted January 29th, 2005 in General

At 1/28/05 06:45 AM, _IceMan_ wrote: Do you?
Till what price?

I would, Ng is my life!!

I would never pay a penny for membership. In spite of it's wonderful debates (politics forum), it just isn't worth real $$$

It's something you grow out of.
NG just isn't a big enough part of my life to invest money in it.

Now if NG put shares into the sotck market, that'd be a different story.