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Favorite Metallica song: They're all shitty

That is the problem right thur

Cbacon, are you just kidding or what? I mean, universal legalization is such a horribly irresponsible philosophy to subscribe to that I can't really take anyone seriously who proposes it.

Yeah you guys let's just give Fred Durst a chance. He has potential.

How about Jesus Ezekial Jesus

Nothing wrong with that. He... fucks mothers... to the extreme.

^ that guy.

+1

Taiga Star. /thread

Czech, you racist.

Nor could you stand Obama.

I don't even have to say it, do I?

Or perhaps being one of the foremost reasons behind losing in 2004. Are we forgetting that? He was the veep nominee for 2004. Cheney wiped the floor with him in the debates, he didn't carry his home state, and was a shit-tay candidate when push came to shove.

The European and American drinking cultures are, I'd say, incomparable.

I think the age should stay 21 because the US is such a goddamned poor example of how to handle alcoholism. Lowering the age limit would be disastrous, and any good effects would take several generations to even begin to be realized.

My parents saw Dances With Wolves right before I was born.

I'm in favor of keeping it at 21.

Saw Radiohead and Beck tonight. Amazing.

My love.

I'm still really waiting for an aggressive campaign from the Dems. It doesn't have to be slanderous, dirty, or overbearing, but I don't think anyone is going to say that there isn't a lot on the line this fall. The election is 2 and a half months away, yet the only real action is business as usual punctuated by Obama "slamming" McCain on just one issue, which usually never amounts to anything more than "McCain's policies will lead this country into Bush territory." McCain's a pretty easy target. There's a lot to hammer him on. I've said this time and time again, but when is an aggressive campaign going to rear its head? Also, Time reports that McCain picked Romney, and says, "if you're the wagering type, bet on Biden for Obama."

Because the joos own arugula

Getting back to hitting women, I'm for it.

Bush was the incumbent, and in wartime too. Not to mention that he ran against John Kerry, who ran one of the worst campaigns in recent history.