I enjoy that spin-off game.

5000th post.

At 11/5/09 10:13 PM, PenguinKommando wrote:

At 11/5/09 09:15 PM, Twilight wrote:

At 11/5/09 08:25 PM, PenguinKommando wrote: Remember, remember, the 5th of November.

Fuck off with that fifth of November shit

Im just saying, yesterday there were some people who were really excited about it.I dont particularly care about the date being the 5th of November, I just thought it was a weird thing that these guys were bringing it up as some cool day for big events to happen, then something like this happens.

Kind of wonder what's going to happen with all of this though. The world's a pretty shitty place.

The world is shitty no matter how you look at it. Some people will always find a "flaw" in this world of ours.

My thoughts are on the family and my Opa. My Opa served as a colonel of the US army during the Vietnam era. He was stationed at Ft. Hood at one point.

At 10/29/09 09:50 PM, Cericon wrote:

If you went into a small room filled with wolf decorations, and having full knowledge of the existence of furrys, then I'm sure you'd think the same thing. Prick.

There is a huge difference between liking something, and being a furry. I really don't understand why you are wanting to start a fight with me by calling me a "prick" all the time because I used a word "ain't".

I'll just try to end it with this: Everyone probably has a favorite animal, don't you?

I heard that when I was driving home, and I found it to be quite sad.

At 10/29/09 09:46 PM, Cericon wrote:

At 10/29/09 09:37 PM, TNT wrote: I ain't sure if your AP is or not, but I think you're quick to conclude.

I think you're too quick to judge a person.
And I think that anyone who uses "ain't" is a prick.

Well ain't that a shame? I'm not the person who made a thread asking about your AP being a furry hypocrite. You were already judging him.

At 10/29/09 06:06 PM, foxkitaxel wrote: We need new atractions!!
This should work.

What the hell is that?

I guess all I have to say is:

Good luck with that. ;)

At 10/29/09 09:31 PM, Cericon wrote: Also, I forgot to mention, he even had a wolf plushy.
Most people who just like wolves have serious wolf things, especially if you're a guy.
It was a really cartoonish looking wolf plushy.

Again, that does not mean that he's a furry. That's like someone saying that The Lion King is a great movie just to have the other guy go,"You a furry?"

Bottom line, a lot of people likes The Lion King and are not a furry.

I ain't sure if your AP is or not, but I think you're quick to conclude.

You taking the term furry too loosely. He probably like wolves.

Newground Racing!

Play as any user!

A joke or not, I bet someone is going to be so greedy and try to use it.

Now thinking about it, these coupons has to be jokes because there is no way anyone will use these coupons at a local Arby's. I just was not aware at the time.

I went to Arby's today on my way home from Dallas when I got hungry, and the only place there was Arby's (Hurray...). So I placed my order and got my piece of crap when I noticed those coupons at the bottom. Now tell me, don't you find this absolutely ridiculous? I would expect a $1 off coupon, a buy one; get one free, or I don't know...anything other than 1 CENT OFF!

I've hated Arby's for a good while now, and I can just see now that they are falling apart little by little.

How cheap are these people?

I'll be at school when that happens, so no big deal.

Happy birthday.

I've been referred as a blood hound once in real life (for some odd reason).

So I guess I'd be a bloodhound!

Awkward..

I cleaned my room up and got rid of a ton of unnecessary furniture when I found my camera. So for the hell of it, I put on my sniper costume that I'll be for Halloween and took pictures.

God save the queen!

Neutral position.
Attack position.
Polite position.

Cut out the neutral position for you (or at least tried).

Be glad that you can get snow. Here in central Texas, a snow day would be like millions of people winning the lottery.

So what?

I don't find it difficult to add a couple of slashes for one half of a second.

At 10/15/09 11:00 PM, Kiryuku wrote:

At 10/15/09 10:54 PM, TNT wrote:

At 10/15/09 10:09 PM, StrangelyMauled wrote: I find it funny, but annoying. The parents were dumb to automatically assume he was on the balloon. For the love of god, don't go off having your spasm before you know the facts.

From what I've heard, one of Falcon's brothers told their father that he's actually on the balloon.

Ya thats what happened. He got scared and made something up. Falcon then didn't want to come out because it turned into such a big thing and he didn't want to get in trouble.

Amen to that, but I was only adding that the parents reaction wasn't completely stupid.

Since the kid is still alive and well, then that's all that matters to me.

At 10/15/09 10:09 PM, StrangelyMauled wrote: I find it funny, but annoying. The parents were dumb to automatically assume he was on the balloon. For the love of god, don't go off having your spasm before you know the facts.

From what I've heard, one of Falcon's brothers told their father that he's actually on the balloon.

I heard that the kid was alive the whole time in the attic with my mom.

Her first words:

"That little turd! xD"

Agreed. It was truly funny how it ended.

At 10/15/09 03:42 PM, BareNakedMike wrote:

At 10/15/09 03:40 PM, TNT wrote: Jesus Christ! I think hey fell out! D:

They confirmed that no one was in it, so probably.

Hopefully he was never in the contraption.

Jesus Christ! I think hey fell out! D:

At 10/14/09 07:11 PM, majormario wrote: (Scout) ........

Haha, that's awesome!

At 10/14/09 09:51 PM, blizz70 wrote: The kid might not have wanted to bring it. Isn't it also the parent's fault for letting use that?But if he snuck it he obviously wantet his parents not to notice so he could have used it.He could have been dangerous I think he should have gone to juvi.

I don't think he really "snuck" it in, but may have forgotten to tell his parents about it OR he thought that it's ok to bring it to school.

As for the punishment, I ain't sure juvi is the right approach at this young of age. I don't know about Delaware's education policies go, but I think they don't talk about certain rules like that until they get into the 4th grade or so. Simple phone call to parent and confiscating the pocket knife seems to be the best approach in my opinion.

Almost got 45 days of alternative school (juvenile hall) for bringing it to school.

"Zachary Christie, 6, had faced 45 days in an alternative school for troublemakers after he took the utensil - a combination folding knife, fork and spoon - to school to eat lunch last month. "

Well thank god they decided that it was extreme because he's only a 6 year old! He didn't know any better about it, and the fact that he was proud of what he did as a cub scout is awesome. Some punishment should have taken effect, but not to this circumstance.

What do you think?

I know it's FOX news, but this is a pretty interesting case here. Plus I think it was shown on ABC news as well, but I have yet to find it.

I got level 1.

At 10/13/09 11:45 PM, KalebKore wrote:

At 10/13/09 11:31 PM, TNT wrote:

At 10/13/09 11:20 PM, KalebKore wrote: Cool, he acts out of line. What's bad about standing out? I'm going with T-N-T on this.

I see what you did there.

I wasn't kidding.

I was only saying that you said T-N-T instead of TNT. It's ok if you want to call me that still, no big deal.

At 10/13/09 11:20 PM, KalebKore wrote: Cool, he acts out of line. What's bad about standing out? I'm going with T-N-T on this.

I see what you did there.