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UFC sets deadline for Mirko Cro Cop February 04, 2008 By: Sam Caplan Category: Mirko Cro Cop UFC president Dana White revealed Saturday night after UFC 81 that the promotion has issued Mirko Cro Cop a deadline for deciding whether he will continue his fighting career. “We’re waiting to hear from him,” White is quoted as saying in an article by Gary Herman of 15rounds.com. “We told him we’d wait for him to make a decision, but he’s not making a decision.” White added that the UFC has given him a firm deadline and that the deadline has just about passed. “The deadline is pretty much up, and I need decision from him by Monday (February 4),” White is quoted as saying.

name, although not in the US anymore I guess. Again a win-win for the UFC though. Both guys are getting 250,00 a fight (or is Feed Brock mirko, Mirko hates working on the ground, and is a big Horrible matchup, risk is far too much for UFC with not enough gain if Mirko won. Brock's gameplan would be quite obviously wrestling but if he couldn't take Cro-Cop down then he'd get murderized standing. And and LO fucking L at "Feed Brock Mirko". Ease up on the nut-clinging, aight? \Both guys are making like 250,000 a fight, might as well get a return on investment from one or the other. Mirko is talking now he wants to fight 5-6 times IIRC. Not like UFC is aganist putting names with losing streaks aganist each other. And please. Mirko claimed his nasal problem was why he couldn't finish fucking KONGO, who I like. but realize he's limited. No nut clinging either, I picked Mir to win and have been watching this shit since 95.

Feed Brock mirko, Mirko hates working on the ground, and is a big name, although not in the US anymore I guess. Again a win-win for the UFC though.

I'd love to see Belicheck and Brady's post game conferences, but can't google them up any where HELP!

Hillary is related through Bill to the Rockafeller's and thus she has the money/elite behind her and is already been their chosen one.

I just looked at some pictures to find out if she was who I thought she was, and ummmm i feel dirty now for having bumped this earlier. *bump* ...but for all the wrong reasons

Sexual offender arrested; girl found By JACQUELINE SEIBEL [email protected] Posted: Jan. 30, 2008 Waukesha - Police executed a search warrant at the home of a registered sex offender only to find a 14-year-old girl under the covers in a locked bedroom wearing a dog collar, according to a probable cause document filed Wednesday in Waukesha County Circuit Court. The same girl, wearing a dog collar and an attached leash, had been found with Scott E. Ziegler, 37, on Jan. 18 in a car after her mother reported her missing, the document says. Court Commissioner Thomas Pieper found probable cause Wednesday to detain Ziegler, who is being held in the Waukesha County Jail on $100,000 bail. He has not been charged. Ziegler is accused of harboring runaway girls and giving them drugs and alcohol in exchange for sex at his residence in the 2000 block of MacArthur Road since November. Ziegler worked at or owned a retail store called Twisted in downtown Waukesha this past summer, Waukesha police Capt. Mike Babe said. The store attracted young people, and knowing he is a registered sex offender, police were watching the situation, Babe said. The business closed in the fall. Police executed the search warrant Monday after learning that the girl had run away.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVeFVtcdSYY Obama the gay man

Oh, well that explains it

really?

"LOL I jerked off my retarded uncle!" -Brody Never before has apathy been expounded so loudly.

Strange Creature Immune to PainBy Charles Q. Choi, Special to LiveScience posted: 28 January 2008 08:20 pm ET Share this story Email As vulnerable as naked mole rats seem, researchers now find the hairless, bucktoothed rodents are invulnerable to the pain of acid and the sting of chili peppers. A better understanding of pain resistance in these sausage-like creatures could lead to new drugs for people with chronic pain, scientists added. Naked mole rats live in cramped, oxygen-starved burrows some six feet underground in central East Africa. Unusually, they are cold-blooded — which, as far as anyone knows, is unique among mammals. "They're the nicest, sweetest animals I've ever worked with — they look frightening, but they're very gentle," said neurobiologist Thomas Park at the University of Illinois at Chicago Scientists knew the mole rats were quite sensitive to touch — perhaps to help replace their almost useless eyes. After probing their skin, Park and his colleagues unexpectedly discovered the rodents lacked the chemical Substance P, which causes the feeling of burning pain in mammals. Acid test The researchers discovered that when unconscious mole rats had their paws injected with a slight dose of acid, "about what you'd experience with lemon juice," Park said, as well as some capsaicin — the active ingredient of chili peppers — the rodents showed no pain. "Their insensitivity to acid was very surprising," Park told LiveScience. "Every animal tested — from fish, frogs, reptiles, birds and all other mammals — every animal is sensitive to acid." To explore their pain resistance further, the researchers used a modified cold sore virus to carry genes for Substance P to just one rear foot of each tested rodent. Park and his colleagues found the DNA restored the naked mole rats' ability to feel the burning sensation other mammals experience from capsaicin. "They'd pull their foot back and lick it," Park said. Other feet remained impervious to the sting of capsaicin. "Capsaicin is very specific for exciting the fibers that normally have Substance P," Park added. "They're not the fibers that respond to a pinprick or pinch, but the ones that respond after an injury or burn and produce longer-lasting pain." Curiously, the researchers found that mole rats remained completely insensitive to acids, even with the Substance P genes. This suggests there is a fundamental difference in how their nerves respond to such pain. "Acid acts on the capsaicin receptor and on another family of receptors called acid-sensitive ion channels," Park said. "Acid is not as specific as capsaicin. The mole rat is the only animal that shows completely no response to acid." Why so insensitive? Scientists theorize naked mole rats evolved this insensitivity to acid due to underground living. The rodents exhale high levels of carbon dioxide, and in such tight, poorly ventilated spaces it builds up in tissues, making them more acidic. In response, the mole rats became desensitized to acid. "To give you an idea of what they experience, we normally all breathe in carbon dioxide levels of less than 0.1 percent. If people are exposed to an air mixture with as low as 5 percent carbon dioxide, we'll feel a sharp, burning, stinging sensation in our eyes and nose," Park said. "We hypothesize that naked mole rats live in up to 10 percent carbon dioxide." Researcher Gary Lewin, a neuroscientist at the Max Delbrück Institute for Molecular Medicine in Germany, noted, "People may say, 'So what — it's weird, but what has it to do with human pain?' I think that is wrong, unimaginative and short sighted." Lewin noted that all vertebrate pain-receptor systems "are built in a highly similar way, so the mole rat may tell us how you can unbuild the system." Help for people Specifically, Park noted this research adds to existing knowledge about Substance P. "This is important specifically to the long-term, secondary-order inflammatory pain. It's the pain that can last for hours or days when you pull a muscle or have a surgical procedure," he explained. As such, these findings might shed new light on chronic pain. Park said, "We're learning which nerve fibers are important for which kinds of pain, so we'll be able to develop new strategies and targets." Lewin added, "We really do not understand the molecular mechanism of acid sensing in humans, although it is thought to be pretty important in inflammatory pain. An animal that naturally lacks such a mechanism may help us identify what the mechanism actually is." Park next plans to study distantly related animals that dwell in similar circumstances, such as the Mexican free-tailed bat and the Alaskan marmot, which both spend large amounts of time in high carbon dioxide caves or burrows. "How are they surviving down there? It'd be interesting if we saw some parallels there with the naked mole rats," Park said. The scientists detailed their findings online Jan. 28 in the journal PLoS Biology. ------------ You have to love the human race... "Lookie here...a strange creature....I think we best put some acid on it!"

I saved the adult Hobbes/Calvin in bed..... So wrong.

This is all highly entertaining.

I could cuss out the movie go-ers, but then I saw my copy of "Silence of the Hams" staring at me from my VHS pile

Not a PS, Mandy Sellars a Brit with "Elephant Man's" syndrome

I clicked hoping to see a baby eaten by a shark. DAMN YOU!

Green Bay has a similar problem, we call it Kaukauna

Its just a swerve to keep us guessing

I wish I knew who everyone was in that picture but Monica. and then i too could parlay that knowledge into putting over the awesomeness of your picture