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At 11/20/06 05:37 PM, Empanado wrote:
That reminds me, I thought this was quite funny.
I lol'd at Idi Amin.

Nice find.

Gunna do try to learn some guitar and jam out tonight. Any suggestions for getting started?

I got a background on teh drumz0rs, so beat and rhythm ain't no thing, but me hands are teh clumsy.

At 11/20/06 06:17 PM, Empanado wrote:

Plus, what's this nonsense about OJ being guilty anyway? Wasn't he acquitted because they found a glove or something?

Basically they had him try on the gloves they found but out of preserving evidence he had to put them on over protective rubber gloves. The argument since has been about how much difference that made.

At 11/20/06 04:34 PM, stafffighter wrote:

At 11/20/06 03:27 PM, MortifiedPenguins wrote:

At 11/19/06 07:49 PM, Empanado wrote:

At 11/19/06 05:04 PM, MortifiedPenguins wrote:

This is the end, my only friend, the end.

The men don't know, But the little girl understand

I got BROADBAND this kicks ass!!!

At 11/20/06 09:49 PM, SevenSeize wrote: Very fattening, and very delicious....mmm.... ham.....

We used to make those all the time at the deli I used to work at. We didn't use a blender though, just mixed the mayo/cream cheese in a bowl for the base and then put in sliced ham (or chicken, deli turkey, or on the rare occaison roast beef) on as the meat portion of it, then topped it with fresh slice green bell peppers. I think she once threw in slices of American cheese as well. Damn did we sell a lot of those.

At 11/20/06 09:54 PM, EnragedSephiroth wrote: I got BROADBAND this kicks ass!!!:

I faht in yo' gen-uh-ruhl die-rection, suh.

*fart*

At 11/20/06 10:08 PM, Proteas wrote:

At 11/20/06 09:49 PM, SevenSeize wrote: Very fattening, and very delicious....mmm.... ham.....

We used to make those all the time at the deli I used to work at.

My grandma likes to whip up the same treat every once in awhile. It's pretty much the same thing, but with a baby pickle wrapped in corned beef wrapped inside a cream cheese (or mayo) flour tortilla. Absolutely delicious.

At 11/20/06 09:53 PM, SevenSeize wrote: huh.

I'm in if you are.

At 11/20/06 10:53 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

It took you approximately 47 minutes to respond. I honestly expected this exact response about 35 minutes earlier.

Well I have other interests than hopelessly hitting on you. If you can't deal with that I'll stalk someone else.

At 11/20/06 11:03 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

Well, when you put it that way....

The real question is if you posted that expecting my responce and yet did nothing to discourage it how much did you actually want it? Perhaps the comment on my timing was genuine disapointment.

Fish in a barrel ;-)

At 11/20/06 11:13 PM, stafffighter wrote: The real question is if you posted that expecting my responce and yet did nothing to discourage it how much did you actually want it? Perhaps the comment on my timing was genuine disapointment.

Like THAT doesn't scream "I have a small penis." Nothing personal...

Being a comedian, what's your view on the Kosmo Kramer incident>?

At 11/21/06 12:17 AM, LazyDrunk wrote:

Being a comedian, what's your view on the Kosmo Kramer incident>?

Like the man himself said on letterman a few minutes ago, that rage is inside all of us and that's no kind of excuse however it does invite investigation into ourselves to see where that comes from. He owned up to that hardcore. Did anyone else see it?

At 11/21/06 12:27 AM, stafffighter wrote: Did anyone else see it?

Watching the replay on Larry King as I type. It's refreshing.

I think my sig is hilarious...
Poor Kosmo...

At 11/21/06 12:51 AM, SevenSeize wrote:

At 11/21/06 12:15 AM, Steel-Reserve wrote: Fish in a barrel ;-):

I love you guys. That thread needs a trophy or something...or some cookies...

Ha ha, I have owned!

Has it occured to anyone else that pop ups selling spyware cleaners are the digitalization of the classic protection scam?

At 11/21/06 05:09 PM, stafffighter wrote: Has it occured to anyone else that pop ups selling spyware cleaners are the digitalization of the classic protection scam?

Yeah, it's occured to me a dozen of times

At 11/21/06 07:51 AM, Leonardo-Da-Finchy wrote:

Ha ha, I have owned!

I agree.

http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic.php?id=60 6132&page=3

At 11/20/06 10:59 PM, stafffighter wrote: Well I have other interests than hopelessly hitting on you. If you can't deal with that I'll stalk someone else.

Is hitting on different people on the internet really considered "other interests"?

Man, some asshole trucker with a load of poorly wrapped mulch or rocks or something created a big (read - small) ding in my hood! First ding on the entire car. Scraped a bit of paint too, I'm so pissed. Driving the car in the winter is going to be so saddening.

My coat smells like strippers.

I blame the war.

At 11/21/06 07:11 PM, FUNKbrs wrote: My coat smells like strippers.

I blame the war.

If those stripper's husbands were allowed to come back from fighting wars in Iraq and Afhganistan, thee strippers could go back to being homemakers.

Is that what you're getting at?

Fli, make me a Bob Dylan sig.

For my birthday.

At 11/21/06 10:47 PM, Grammer wrote:

The man seemed shaken up, and he seemed to want to say anything to make himself feel less bad. I sort of feel bad for him, but it still disgusts me when I see the video that he apologized for.

I haven't seen the video. All the same I'm not going to discount anything he said. Those words are harmful in any use, excepting perhaps historical documentation, and he should take a hit for useing them. His apology seemed genuine and of course David handeled it like the master he is.

At 11/21/06 11:02 PM, stafffighter wrote:
I haven't seen the video. All the same I'm not going to discount anything he said. Those words are harmful in any use, excepting perhaps historical documentation, and he should take a hit for useing them. His apology seemed genuine and of course David handeled it like the master he is.

<rant>
What the hell ever happened to stick and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me?

I dunno why we're so damned PC now that we truly believe words can hurt........
It actually kinda irritates me, cause I am quite tired of having to watch what I say, and to whom I say it. One slip of the tongue and you're ruined in today's world, and it really sucks. We are expected to be perfect, never doing wrong, never out of place, never making mistakes. You want this man's career and livelihood to suffer because of something he SAID? Wow! Remind me not to talk to you....like EVER....cause I'm known for being very brash and straightforward, and what I say would probably come off as offensive 90% of the time.....

Sweet Jesus, it's not like he ACTED on his words. Everyone should be entitled to a few rants and eruptions now and then, it's a much more peaceful way of releasing anger. But nooooo.

We've got to be "careful" what we say, or else we might offend someone. God damn! Bottling stuff in forever is what led to that outburst, what leads to other outbursts, and leads to violence. He threw a temper tantrum, and his "punishment" should be based on that condition.

God damnit people, grow some backbones! Words only hurt if you're stupid enough to be affected by them. Why is everyone bent out of shape about this? It's his damn opinions, his damn rant, and he's more than entitled to it. If you don't agree, or don't wanna listen to it, then don't! But to penalize him over it is unjust.

But words shouldn't "hurt" us. They're just words, we can ignore them if necessary.

</rant>

I'm the last person to be sensitive about words but they do have meaning. At the very least call him lazy for insulting people on non personal stuff.

Why does it seem ever thread I post in dies as soon as I post, with or without a lock?

Perhaps it was waiting for my post all along and it felt complete once I posted in it.

In other news I just finished my US politics Paper. US Supreme Court and its impact on the death penalty, specifically looking at Atkins v Virginia and the idea of taking international and professional opinions into accoutn in deciding on the 8th Ammendment.

Believe it or nto thats actually a huge deal with enormus implications for death penalty at potentially other decisions as well.

At 11/22/06 01:17 AM, JoS wrote: Why does it seem ever thread I post in dies as soon as I post, with or without a lock?

You just don't nibble my earlobe like you used to, honey, before penetrating.

Perhaps it was waiting for my post all along and it felt complete once I posted in it.

Don't kid yourself ;)

ps I still love you.

At 11/22/06 01:17 AM, JoS wrote: Why does it seem ever thread I post in dies as soon as I post, with or without a lock?

Are you secretly me?

At 11/21/06 07:11 PM, FUNKbrs wrote: My coat smells like strippers.

I reread this while dog the bounty hunter was on and a song came to me, as they often do
(to the theme of Dog, the bounty hunter)

When all the strippers want to sex you (cassandra, Funks hoochie)
put goggles on and crotch spelunk ( steve, Funks singer)
You won't be pious like a monk ( roger, what Funk does to cassandra)
You'll love them up cause you're the Funk. (bakashi, jew)

You are the mod, the big bad mod. The herpes hunter (Funk)

I blame the war.

At 11/21/06 10:01 PM, MortifiedPenguins wrote: Fli, make me a Bob Dylan sig.
For my birthday.

Bob who????
(I kid... I've heard a song or two... years ago.)

Happy birthday--- when is it?