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At 7/1/07 08:20 PM, Proteas wrote: It would be cool if I could get a hold of some ground aluminum, iron oxide, and magnesium for some thermite. Then we really could blow the damn thing sky high.

unless you set it up the thermite just gonna drill a hole right through. (not that that isn't fun)

I miss out so much when I´m gone: seven´s becoming mod, wrestler´s death, wikipedia entry...

Came back from Acapulco. Went to my father´s town to pay respects to my grandmother and grandfather at their graves. Back right now in Ixtapaluca, and-- there´s nothing much to do but wait till I go. I´ve done what I´ve done.

Tonight my cousin and his friend may take me to a strip club but I say it´s ghetto. (And it doesn´t really interest me...)

However, I do find one of their neighbors interesting. Hears Bob Marely all day and smokes weed. I wouldn´t mind passing time like that... (but my cousin is sooooo straight edge.)

okay now... ciao ciao...

At 7/1/07 11:43 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

At 7/1/07 11:34 PM, MortifiedPenguins wrote:

Do you know where you will attend yet?

No, don't reallly care that much.

Probally just pick the cheapest one.

At 7/2/07 09:14 AM, HighlyIllogical wrote: You got a 36 on the ACT? Isn't 36 a perfect score on the ACT?

you're right on that. I'm sorry, i meant i got a 30! holy shit, i wish i had a 36, a girl in my class got a 36. she also had extremely good SAT (she never did tell me her score, something like 1500 on the old one) didn't have an ounce of common sense in her body. failed her drivers test three times. but got into notre dame.

one girl in my class got a 14 on the ACT...she goes to the same community college as I do. I think she's in the athletics management program (seriously, her life dream is to be a high school sports coach...)

Hey, a 30 is still good. According to this source (Princeton Review), a 30 on the ACT is about equal to a 1980 on the new (of 2400) SAT (or 1320-1350 on the old one), a very respectable score.

At 7/2/07 08:40 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

At 7/2/07 08:32 PM, HighlyIllogical wrote: Hey, a 30 is still good. According to this source (Princeton Review), a 30 on the ACT is about equal to a 1980 on the new (of 2400) SAT (or 1320-1350 on the old one), a very respectable score.

The highest I could ever get on my ACT overall (composite) was a 26. Damn math score pulling everything down. :-(

I failed Math B junior year and retook the second half of it in senior year and barely skimmed by. I never much cared for homework :)

yeah, my New SAT score was 1770. My GPA was so low, even pretty good standardized test scores had me getting rejected from colleges like SUNY Geneseo. I did, however get into Western State College of Colorado, SUNY Potsdam, SUNY Plattsburgh and the college I'm in now.

the community college track was more of a financial choice than a rejected from everywhere else choice (oh. and my fiancee was in the massage program)

At 7/2/07 06:45 PM, fli wrote: I miss out so much when I´m gone: seven´s becoming mod,

You missed out man. I think she spiked the cookies

I am not shitting you

Scratch one off the "I think all Muslims are terrorists" stereotype list.....

You oh snapped your mother?

At 7/2/07 08:40 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

At 7/2/07 08:32 PM, HighlyIllogical wrote: Hey, a 30 is still good. According to this source (Princeton Review), a 30 on the ACT is about equal to a 1980 on the new (of 2400) SAT (or 1320-1350 on the old one), a very respectable score.

The highest I could ever get on my ACT overall (composite) was a 26. Damn math score pulling everything down. :-(

I know that feeling. When I took a practice PSAT (not the real PSAT, so it's a PPSAT), I got a 750 verbal but a 520 or something on the math.

But test scores don't tell you about your intelligence or who you are! Neither does college admissions.

At 7/2/07 09:25 PM, Malachy wrote:

...(my fiancee was in the massage program)

Aww yeeeeah?

At 7/3/07 09:06 PM, HighlyIllogical wrote:

At 7/2/07 09:25 PM, Malachy wrote:

...(my fiancee was in the massage program)

Aww yeeeeah?

she did a 9 month (800 hour) program at a hippie school in California, moved back here, met me, enrolled at the college's program because you need 1000 hours to work in this state.

so, yeah, she's just waiting to take the state test in august, because god forbid they actually offer it after the semester in like june or a reasonable time like that.

I'm considering getting my guides license now. a couple from california are doing guiding for the outfitter here and they didn't need to know too much about the area, just common sense and basic map reading skills. I've led trips before, but being a guide would be pretty fun. It's exactly what I would like to do. and I guess the guides we have make some nice tips and are paid like $100 a day or something like that.

I "oh snap" my mom, but she typically says: "blah blah blah ghetto blah blah rap culture blah."

And then I reply: "Mom, don't be ridiculous."

I've had a few moments like that in our house that could have easily warranted an "Oh snap!" but usually I'm to busy being cussed at for being right about the issue to say anything. ;-D

At 7/3/07 10:22 PM, Proteas wrote: I've had a few moments like that in our house that could have easily warranted an "Oh snap!" but usually I'm to busy being cussed at for being right about the issue to say anything. ;-D

I argue with my father over his clearly Libertarian views but his refusal to join the party and constantly voting down the Republican line even though he doesn't even agree with the politicians. Yes, I know, third party with no chance and most people get fixated on the two party system we've got. But he keeps telling me to do what I think is best and vote for the people I feel should be in office, yet he doesn't do the same.

BTW, I'm now paid up member of the National Libertarian Comitte. I haggled the lady on the phone down to a one time only $25 membership fee...she started at like $200 and i'm like, "yeah...college student" and she goes "well, we have a basic membership of $50 (insert inate political slogan...seriously, every other sentence out of the woman was a slogan of some sort, like "for the change needed locally, regionally and nationally..." it was funny because I'd laugh at it and then she would) and then I'm like 'college. student." and she said $25 and I said sure.

At 7/3/07 09:06 PM, HighlyIllogical wrote:

At 7/2/07 08:40 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

At 7/2/07 08:32 PM, HighlyIllogical wrote:

I know that feeling. When I took a practice PSAT (not the real PSAT, so it's a PPSAT), I got a 750 verbal but a 520 or something on the math.

You are a sad sad little man.

But test scores don't tell you about your intelligence or who you are! Neither does college admissions.

Yeah, but Colleges don't care two shits about who you are.

shiny new level for at least a few hours before Pimp deposits ^_^

Transformers Sucked.

Plain and simple.

Storyline was dull and boring( so was the TV Show, commercials and the shows).

I wouldn't reccomend it at all.

That's too bad...

I was looking forward to seeing it. I probably still will, tho.

At 7/4/07 03:01 PM, MortifiedPenguins wrote: I wouldn't reccomend it at all.

That bad, hm?

As weird as this sounds, I'm actually looking forward to the movie version of the musical Hairspray. It can bomb for all I care, but I still think it'll be worth my money to see John Travolta in drag as Edna Turnblad.

Plus, it's got Christopher Walken in it. You know that fucker is going to get his grove on, Fatboy Slim redux.

At 7/4/07 04:19 PM, Proteas wrote:
As weird as this sounds, I'm actually looking forward to the movie version of the musical Hairspray. It can bomb for all I care, but I still think it'll be worth my money to see John Travolta in drag as Edna Turnblad.

Plus, it's got Christopher Walken in it. You know that fucker is going to get his grove on, Fatboy Slim redux.

The thing is that the musical was based on a movie. That's the kind of absurdity I think John Waters could really get behind.

At 7/4/07 04:37 PM, stafffighter wrote: The thing is that the musical was based on a movie. That's the kind of absurdity I think John Waters could really get behind.

Not only is it a remake of the movie the play was based on, it's a remake... of a John Waters movie.

Coincedance? I THINK NOT. ;-D

At 7/4/07 05:39 PM, Grammer wrote: Even though I was previously able to. Now it says I need to have a user name and password for me to even access the site.

My computer is fine, and it won't let me access the site. Not in Mozilla, and not in Internet Explorer.

What is the site about, if I may be so bold as to ask?

At 7/4/07 06:03 PM, Grammer wrote: meh, the site must be down

It's a webcomic

Oh good, I've never seen one of those.

At 7/4/07 06:03 PM, Grammer wrote: meh, the site must be down

It's a webcomic

Ah, I thought it was a rippoff of Fanboy Dreams or something.

Not that I have any idea what's on Fanboy Dreams or anything.

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So far I have only spotted one flaw in this marathon of mythbusters. They tested the Tesla earthquake machine and of course it didn't work. Now I'm not saying I beleive that the machine does work but I do beleive there's no way in fuck their handlers would let them tell us if it did. Really, why even do the myth if they're just going to spread missinformation?

At 7/4/07 06:20 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

The government conspiracy stafff.....

George Bush baby, George Bush.

Today we'll be testing if the commution of Scooter Libby's sentence was a wounded attempt at preserving the shine of a legacy or to avoid seeing what happens to a guy named Scooter in jail.

Hey guys, you remember be talking about a week or so ago about how my dad neutered a tom cat we had that was running around trying to kill our other cats?

Well, he's just as calm and easygoing as you please now. My Mom took this picture this morning whilst he was rolling around on the backporch wanting someone to pet on him... goffy cat.

Ng is not working well for me now, I get file not found, and other errors.

I've been having problems before that, so no.
The Apocalypse is coming, that's why.
Or that is what they said on the History Channel today...

I had the whole afternoon free today, and I watched TV *sighs*

I must have seen the 6 Argentinian goals of Argentina - Panama like 5 times....
Damn those Panamanians suck at football!
You won :D

but the America Cup for you is not going well.... :(

At 7/4/07 06:48 PM, Proteas wrote:
Well, he's just as calm and easygoing as you please now. My Mom took this picture this morning whilst he was rolling around on the backporch wanting someone to pet on him... goffy cat.

Is it just me or is it looking at you like "where are my balls?"