At 10/9/09 10:54 PM, SoulMaster71 wrote: So it's all about appearances, about looking "cool"? How shallow. Then again, this is from the perspective of a probable perpetual virgin.

Said the "Sacred Defender" from the "Deathless Lands". Yeah, i'm sure you're a real rockstar...

Really though; no reason to get so worked up about something like earbuds. If you get some high quality buds (I think I got mine for like 100$ or so) you really get amazing sound

Also, i'm talking Norwegian prices, so you know.. inflation and all that.

Because you look like a total fag if you use anything else

Well duuuuh. Reducing the population is the biggest problem, but no one wants to talk about.

Reducing the population is a GOOD thing.

But; Reducing Population =/= Genocide

I applaud Stocish. You're absolutely right.

At 9/13/09 03:03 PM, Sidorio wrote: No thanks. I'm not going to be the one to ruin Toblerones for everybody.

That's Switzerland.

Sweden has Volvo and Ikea. Which is as good as a reason as anything else.

Whether democrats acted similarly during the Bush years or not is besides the point. Democrat or Republican, as a congressman or senator, citizen or not, you should never interrupt the president in such disrespect and shout at him calling him a liar.

Wilson was out of line.

At 9/11/09 07:18 AM, Podburrys wrote: I hate to break this to you, but in the course of history it's a little loss. Does anyone remember the day WW1 ended anymore?

It's called Armistice day and it's the 11th of november. last year it was 90 years ago.

Believing in Internet IQ tests nullifies any respectable score.

At 9/4/09 06:07 PM, Memorize wrote:

At 9/4/09 05:18 PM, Jizzlebang wrote:

The socio-economic conditions are different.

Due to welfare, more control and inadequate funding due to waste... which extends to guns as well.

Yeah but this thread doesn't question the state of inner city crime and infrastructure. It's a question of carrying weapons at Obama rallies and utter irresponsibilty of it.

At 9/4/09 01:42 PM, Memorize wrote:
And as stated before: Inner cities which have gun bans have a higher crime and murder rate.

So I ask again: How are you those gun bans doing?

So I answer again: I don't think there is anything wrong with gun ownership in and of itself.
So I ask again: What is the purpose of bringing the loaded guns to the rallies?

It serves no other purpose than to provoke.

Also, on a side note: You're arguement that inner cities with gun bans have higher crime and murder rates is irrelevant because it's not within context. Inner cities have a denser population, poverty is more widespread and a different 'culture' all together. The socio-economic conditions are different.

At 9/4/09 11:37 AM, Memorize wrote:

At 9/4/09 05:12 AM, Jizzlebang wrote:

Fair enough if carrying weapons is normal in that area, but it is utterly irresponsible to endanger the president by bringi g loaded weapons to a rally and utterly irresponsible to defend them, as if this is a good idea.

Big city mentality at its finest.

How are those gun bans doing, btw?

I live in town with 40,000 people. Always have. Gun ownership in itself is fine, but there is no reason for anyone to have to carry them around in public. If that is needed, there is a serious issue of public security. Or a serious issue of paranoia.

Give me a fucking break. If anybody thinks people go to presidential rallies to protest and carry loaded guns because it's "normal" is either avoiding the reality of it or really really naive. They're doing it to provoke. Even if it is the norm, who in their right mind think bringing a gun to a presidential rally, when the president known for being the biggest target for assassination in modern history. That's why he's got a fucking limo-tank.

Fair enough if carrying weapons is normal in that area, but it is utterly irresponsible to endanger the president by bringi g loaded weapons to a rally and utterly irresponsible to defend them, as if this is a good idea.

If you mess up now. you'll be a loser for ever, so don't fuck up.

At 8/10/09 07:31 PM, squidly wrote:

Game of the Decade

Since Heroes of Might and Magic III came out in 1999, i'm gonna have to go with Tropico... Yeaeaeaeah

FPS of the Decade

Call of Duty 1

MMO of the Decade

World of Warcraft

RTS of the Decade

Rome: Total War

RPG of the Decade

Oblivion

At 8/11/09 05:05 PM, b0b3rt wrote:

Right, because furthering the ban on weapons, monitoring families without consent in their own homes, and shutting down somebodies 30th birthday party because they were afraid it would turn into a rave isn't socialist at all.

Hahaha, you live in a cave you fucking tool. It's not socialist. That didn't even make sense.

At 8/9/09 12:13 PM, TheReno wrote: we are fighting a war with people who instead of leaving the bomb and walking away and THEN blowing it up, they kill the same number of people + themselves and suicide bomb us (and their own people!). Just saying.

That doesn't really apply because the nukes arn't being maintained so we can use them on terrorists some day. The U.S will never ever ever ever ever ever use nukes on a terrorist organization. It's just too unlikely. And even if you came up with a scenario where they might, it would irrelevant because it's a farfetched hypothethical situation.

With that said, the U.S needs to update its warfare (as it is doing right now, actually.. ) To fight unconventional enemies

There is no sound arguement for maintaining all of those nukes. That amount serves no purpose.

This is a fucking joke.

There are several flaws in the American educational system, just as any other educational system anywhere; but the idea of "brainwashing" is hardly the main concern. I can't help but assume you're suggesting some reform that would allow kids to choose the contents of their education. They're the students though, and hardly hold any legitimate reason or authority to dictate what should or should not be in the curriculum.
Not above the teachers in any case.

As far as University, College and perhaps the latter years of high school, that's something else. But nonetheless, you can't expect an entire year of high school students to grasp that responsiblity.

I smell a revolution !

:D

At 6/7/09 01:25 PM, Saigon wrote: K@#Ø%! by korn as well as Y'All Want a Single kurse like hell...

I was gonna say "Faget" when he screams "You can suck my dick and fucking like it"

At 6/3/09 03:45 PM, ChuckDude131 wrote: I was at the field trip too making out with her boyfriend and holding hands and going on the roller coaster

Shouldn't have made out with her boyfriend man, that's really mean.

And it makes you a homosexual. Go to Iowa or something. They can hook you up.

Aw hell yeah. take that Europe.

Iiiii'm in loooove, with a faaaaairy taaaaale .. !

At 5/15/09 02:05 PM, Jawdyn wrote: Doesn't matter where it is, aslong as it isn't this big.

I don't understand why someone would let that happen. Medicine that bitch.

Second Sight but real effort into their game over screens. It wasn't even a screenshot, they had different videos.

He's so fucking obviously Swedish.

Most likely that he's got PTSD than being a traitor. A death sentence would be illogical.
You can't kill a crazy person if you caused it and failed to detect it.

At 5/10/09 01:01 PM, Fleek wrote: of course it's a distraction, that's what america does.

By america you mean the U.S., right?

Yeah, except it didn't start in the U.S. and it doesn't only affect the U.S.

I've always liked Batalla de los tambores by the guys from Godsmack, but I s'pose you need to sets for that.

Hahaha, puh-lease.

Both are human. Both have hair. Both are politicians. Both are male.

Seriously, these comparisons make absolutely no sense and bear no relevancy.

There has been talks between the two countries all along with 6 party talks and the sunshine policy and whatnot. They both without a doubt want to become one Korea, but DRP refuses to become a "puppet state for the U.S" like the Republic, and the Republic don't feel like becoming batshit crazy.

Truthfully, there will not be any reunification untill DPR Korea collapses upon itself.

Got 2 stationaries with 300 gb each, a laptop with 90 gb and an external hardrive with 1 tb