At 10/18/09 08:21 PM, TheMason wrote: They're pretty common in SC. When I was stationed there my ex and I went to the outlet mall in Myrtle Beach and they had alligators swimming around the ponds behind the outlet mall.

True. (My grandmother lives in North Myrtle)

Remember the state pretty much all swampland.

Hey, we don't have that many swamps...
>.>

I finally got around to seeing the movie Orgazmo.
Loved it.

At 9/7/09 07:25 PM, aviewaskewed wrote: Anybody other then me and stafff been playing the new Batman game? That thing is sweet yet frustrating in how well it hides it's secrets. I swear you could spend hours just finding bonuses off the Riddler Grid. FUCK YOU NYGMA!!!!!

I've been wanting to get it. Friend of mine works at gamestop and keeps rubbing it in my face saying it's amazing, but some what short.

At 9/6/09 07:58 PM, LaForge wrote:

At 9/6/09 07:16 PM, Memorize wrote: I hardly see how he's caving into the Republican's every whim...

Most Republicans are against the public option, while the President himself originally touted it as necessary and important. Listen to him talk now. Suddenly it doesn't seem so important to him.

This happened because even though republicans were flinging a fit over it, they still got their message across and Obamas popularity and the popularity of the bill both dropped dramatically. Obama seems to only go forward when it makes him look good. He's a politician, his self image is the most important thing to him.

Guys I think I'm addicted to mahjong. I have thoroughly enjoyed playing it, but it sure is a bitch to find 3 other people to play from time to time.

At 8/10/09 03:21 AM, GayDorf wrote:

At 8/10/09 03:03 AM, SuperDeagle wrote: I don't like frying pans, because I've seen what people who own them do. We're all humans deep down, and we all have the capacity to kill. That doesn't mean we should. It is irresponsible to dangle a frying pan in front of our violent natures and expect nothing bad to happen.

Frying pans are not specifically designed to kill and maim. Guns are. It is as simple as that.

Yeah ignore the rest of my post. Oh well last thing I'm even going to say to you-
If humans have such a deep down embedded urge of violence, then it is quite careless to rule out anything in use as a weapon. This link is extremely relevant.

The fact is you have no argument, and it is clear you do not want to inject yourself into any debate.
Good day.

At 8/10/09 12:00 AM, GayDorf wrote: I don't like guns, because I've seen what people who own them do. We're all humans deep down, and we all have the capacity to kill. That doesn't mean we should. It is irresponsible to dangle a gun in front of our violent natures and expect nothing bad to happen.

I don't like frying pans, because I've seen what people who own them do. We're all humans deep down, and we all have the capacity to kill. That doesn't mean we should. It is irresponsible to dangle a frying pan in front of our violent natures and expect nothing bad to happen.

No seriously, we can replace gun in that with any other object. The point of a lot of us mentioning gun bans is the fact that when guns become restricted, people resort to other weapons such as knives.

Also what the hell is with you and absolutes? If you want true probability with anything it would remain at 50% happening and 50% not happening which is bad for you and your case because you are still at some risk no matter how much you dream it otherwise.

Whatever, there isn't a point talking to you, you're just a shut-in who can't handle reality, or just trolling which is the best conclusion. I'm surprised that some of these guys are even wasting their time with you.

At 7/30/09 03:50 PM, Bolo wrote: The New York TImes reported in that article I linked to that she mentioned "two black men" in her phone conversation. This is what's available to me; I based my post off of the information presented in that article, which I presume to be factual, given that I haven't heard cries of "damn the media!" based solely on its publication.

Look at me I'm helping!
http://www.wickedlocal.com/cambridge/new s/x2141125686/Transcript-of-the-Gates-91 1-call
This is still I guess concidered recent news this was released what 2 days ago?

At 7/26/09 04:00 AM, SeraphimFalling wrote:

I'm not trying to imply that you're some sort of elephant... although, I'm not sure how that would be offensive because elephants are lovely animals.

He probably thought you meant republican.

You're right, it was just a misconception. You know when you don't sleep for long periods of time and things start seeming more linear than they are. Yeah.

At 7/24/09 06:39 PM, fli wrote: There's an elephant in America.

If that's directed towards me think again.

But the police hide behind the solid blue wall.

Not going to say some don't, just in this case I think a lot of this is unneeded bs.

At 7/24/09 06:19 PM, DiaLady wrote:

At 7/24/09 06:11 PM, SuperDeagle wrote:

Taking sides or not, there was no reason for him to even remark on the whole long history of african americans and latinos thing.

Why? Because racial and ethnic discrimination doesn't happen in the USA anymore? CNN just did another large report on African Americans, and for MANY people of color, the issues surrounding prejudicial misconduct are a very real part of their lives.

Quit jumping the gun and sticking words in my mouth. In this case Obama had zero reason to bring this up, he's injecting race into something that has nothing to do with it. It would be different if he started a whole new subject about it, but instead he has it in a list directly commenting on the situation.

The actual comment is,
"I think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry," Mr. Obama said. "Number two, that the Cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home. And number three - what I think we know separate and apart from this incident - is that there is a long history in this country of African-Americans and Latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately, and that's just a fact."

At 7/24/09 06:01 PM, MultiCanimefan wrote: "But Mr. Obama added that he has 'extraordinary respect for the difficulties of the job that police officers do' and that it is his understanding that Crowley is an 'outstanding police officer.'

This is a follow up comment some time after the above quote.
Taking sides or not, there was no reason for him to even remark on the whole long history of african americans and latinos thing.

Googled obama cop stupid and found:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/07/2 3/national/main5182185.shtml

At 6/3/09 04:00 PM, morefngdbs wrote: Maybe its just a prejudice on my part & I partly blame the American public(not all but most) for this but what is it with you people and fuckin' actors ?!?
I mean really he stared in a bunch of sci fi films so lets make him Governor ! ! !
Oh He can lift weights & exercise to extremes... lets put him in charge !?

I personally don't care much about actors, but if they were to go for political office and actually had interesting ideas I would treat them like any other politician. (Qualified, or not.)
However with Arnold I believe it was an actual goal of his to hold a political office.

Here and link
http://www.konami.jp/kojima_pro/e3_2009/
en/

At 6/1/09 06:20 PM, supperman2 wrote:

At 6/1/09 06:16 PM, SuperDeagle wrote: Ok it really did load now, and that's a disappointment.

It doesn't load period.

It was just a flash that's show casing what's coming up this e3.
has a brick or cinder block wall with Mask and MGS Rising on it like posters.
On the Mask poster it say's Who are you? are something.

Ok it really did load now, and that's a disappointment.

I think it loaded for me...

Awwww Yeaahhhhhhh!
Got some tickets to go see Tool.

At 5/31/09 02:46 PM, Makeshift wrote: Letters and numbers come up every now and then but what is this backwards E all about?

I was looking at that 2 days ago.
I think it's just a tear in the rain images with flash.

At 5/29/09 12:23 PM, SuperDeagle wrote: What is this thing?

also a link http://www.konami.jp/kojima_pro/mask/

What is this thing?

Have any of you actually looked at the URL that's on those pictures?
http://www.konami.jp/kojima_pro/next/

No clue what this could be, but if you look at the source code for the page you can see this-

meta name="keywords" content="Hideo Kojima, MGS,METAL GEAR, NEXT, game, konami, kojima game, KJP, Kojima Production "

Could be a distraction of course, but who knows?

I can like go and do some stupid arts type shit.
Hits me up if want to do stupid shits with me.

Because people are pleasure seekers and focus on nothing more than that.
Hell you can use that same basis on everything.

At 4/22/09 04:24 PM, reviewer-general wrote: OMFG.

I want to go SO FREAKIN' BAD. Almost $200 for tickets, though. I think it would be worth it.

;

Wow that's not a bad lineup. I wonder if I can find away to go.

I guess I can find time to make an entry.

At 4/13/09 10:35 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote:

At 4/13/09 09:20 PM, SuperDeagle wrote: Bruce Campbell would be an interesting Riddler.

He's too fat these days.

The reason I won't root for Mr. Freeze or a lot of the other villains is, they're not realistic enough. In the comics it's okay, but in a gritty realism like the one Nolan has built, they're absurd. If you're going to have Mr. Freeze, might as well have Gentleman Ghost, for all the sense it would make.

I would go for a Catwoman appearance, though, I think.

Awhile back in general there was a thread discussing what characters should appear.
One that was mentioned and I personally supported was the Ventriloquist.

Bruce Campbell would be an interesting Riddler.

Do some of you honestly believe that this is about taxes and being run by Republicans?
You couldn't be further from the truth.
The fact is this is being run by everyday individuals aligned with any political party who are protesting the general expansion of our government, and wasteful spending.
It's that simple.