First, we have to accept that not everyone has our interests at heart. A lot of strongly liberal talk likes to ignore that. On the other hand, seeing everyone "out there" as an enemy is not the solution, either ... as many on the far right like to put forward.

Trying to solve the world's problems ...

Well, I don't know about all that...

I'm not sure I'd really be able to put that much conscious thought into it. I just think I know myself well enough that I can say I would flip out. That is, if I was cornered (and they always seem to be on that show). If it was possible to run away, you'd see ...

I would think, from a layperson standpoint, for the most part a two-parent household is more likely to have "successful" children than a one person household. I have seen, from my own experience, examples of one-parent households where the children succeed and two-parent households where the ...

There really appears to be no positive direction, just a bunch of bad directions and everyone trying to make heads and tails out of what is the least bad.
If you don't count the period between when the Romans took over until before the UN mucked everything up, they have been warring damn near ...

^That would be why I'm leaving the subject alone.

I think everyone knows my position on this so I won't get involved in the discussion except for this opening remark. I could definitely be wrong on this, but my instincts tell me I'm right. My belief is that liberals could not only win on gay marriage but a whole bunch of issues if they didn't do ...

Snorri1234 wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:Snorri's not that far behind, only 6 votes. Maybe I'd vote for him...for a price...

Bag of coke heading for you now.

Coke ain't green enough to get my vote.

But I trust your good for it. So you now have your 25th vote.

And Yassir Arafat having been a former member of Black September is just a coincidence.
Right?

I never said that the majority of guns in Mexico come from the US.

The comment was that our borders are porus and letting guns in here. I said that there is a far bigger problem of guns being taken out of the US, not folks bringing them here to do crime. That 90% of guns traced came from the US ...

"I admit I don't like Obama much, but I am remaining as objective as I was with Bush, although he never really warranted the wait.
He sucked from year 1.
Obama looks to do the same, but I'll wait before I say he is truly bad or actually ok."

That exact comment got me called a racist.

^The upside of that:
A couple million Americans could go to Rhodesia, vote out Mugabe, then he would get help from yet another American UN ambassador to have the election redone with miraculously different results and start executing every one of us who doesn't leave fast enough.

We get a whole new ...

^Truth.
Which is sad, we should be able to have a laugh at any asshole's expense.

Speaking of Bananas.......I know of a prank pulled (vids are on youtube) called the Banana Deepthroat. It only works if they fall asleep sitting with their head leaned back.

Cleaning products are even easier to get. And instructions on the internet are pretty accessible too.
Having access to the means is not an explanation at all.

The problem is in American society in general.
So many in this country have a deeply ingrained sense of entitlement, especially teenagers ...

Egypt was part of a larger point:
That the Arabic states as a group (including Lebanon and Palestine) excommunicated Egypt for making peace.
Not off-topic. Laying a foundation for the mindset of the Palestinian/Lebanon leadership.

You really underestimate the United States's economic, military ...

Not all fans were down on Favre.
The sign I liked most was:
forget the jersey
respect the legend

Almost a stab at the Vikes if you think about it.

Snorri1234 wrote:

Toad>>>>>>>>Kitty

Forevarz

Taste.
It was hard between smell and taste.

But at least you can smell bad food before you taste it. And you would not be tempted to eat shitty food anymore.

It is also the one sense you can lose without severely damaging your chances of survival in almost any given situation.

Borderdawg wrote:Jimmy Carter

How about the last 8 presidents. Current one too.

Megadeth666 wrote:

Misa Campo!

One of my favs

Sackett58 wrote:

cyrenius wrote:

Is that from a M. Knight Shyamalan movie?

And here comes the twist......

Personally as a lifelong asshole I totally prefer to be a rude bastard to someone's face so I can see and judge my target's reactions better, it is much more satisfying that way.
Hit the nail on the head.


I am a competitive fighting game player. And I gotta tell you guys.

I haven't heard ...

1) Israel will not bow down to international law-specifically on settlement building and annexing East Jerusalem as well as accepting UN Security Council resolution 242 and 338. If you took the time to read into every peace process since the 60s, you'd see a trend where Israel makes a ridiculous and ...

natty_dread wrote:I never whine. I grit my teeth and take it like a man!

(then cry like a little girl when I'm alone)

"A real man will never let his fear of death overpower his honor, his sense of duty to his country, and his innate manhood."
~General George Patton

I thoroughly enjoyed the news coverage on this.

Shepard Smith said something about how all the personnel on the base would be armed because we are at war.
No fact-checking on the media's part.
Only MP's and those on guard are usually loaded. They usually won't even issue ammo for practice until ...

I am in a game right now where my teammates are ignoring me.
I have no idea what strategy they are going to use. This is my 2nd team game and the first wasn't much different.