MrRant

Eh. I just adblocked the script with Firefox since there were picture ads which annoy the fuck out of me.

This is why we should just start shooting at those who try and cross the border illegally. God forbid I ever work for the INS because anyone I find that is here illegally would be going home via catapult, but I can't be held responsible if they accidently hit a brick wall. Twice.

Go make her live in PoCo.

Wouldn't it make it easier to see and comprehend. Wouldn't small type make someone read it slower?

How can you post something slowly?

I wish you were a gay whale so we could nuke you for that comment.

I wouldn't trust anyone who posts in there with regularity to be a mod.

I'm sure Jobber will love you.

No. The ones where Loss has his period are the best.

I'm tired of you. Homo.

I think we should combine this thread with the ChronoT's Power Trip thread. Hilarity would ensue.

^ Cunt

Shut up cunt.

We should delete everything after about page 8.

At least Vince Neil killed someone.

You're the Quote button?

At least we will know what the threads are about now in the titles....

Someone ask Loss what he thinks.....

Google Ads are ok. But some of the freakin' banner ads are irritating.

Ugh... I just saw Stephen Jackson on ESPN saying he "Went to war" for his team. I hate it when people do that...

Well at least he's white.

But it's not like the players have much of a choice in having a contract that doesn't allow that. Also, most of the time it's done unfairly, because money isn't paid that the player deserves, not because he has a bad season. I like the NFL's salary structure more than any other league because of the tight cap alone, but this practice is something I disagree with. Come on now, you know better than that. Most cuts for a high dollar amount are for people who are underplaying what they were signed for. An example is Chad Brown. Granted there are some that are cut for salary cap reasons but generally they aren't current superstars, and are generally decent players who had one or maybe two super years and signed a big money deal and pocketed a huge bonus.

But it's in the contract that he can do that.

I wouldn't be happy. But you signed a legal document.

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/a...us/precious_doe Stepdad, Mom Charged in Precious Doe Slay By MATT SEDENSKY, Associated Press Writer 7 minutes ago KANSAS CITY, Mo. - For four years, she was known only as Precious Doe, a little girl whose headless body was found along a road. On Thursday, police identified the girl, arrested her mother and stepfather on murder charges, and pronounced the sad mystery solved. ADVERTISEMENT The girl with big brown eyes and neat cornrows in her hair was identified as Erica Michelle Marie Green, just shy of 4 when she was found. Her mother, Michelle M. Johnson, 30, and stepfather Harrell Johnson, 25, were charged with murder and endangering the welfare of a child. Police said the mother told them Harrell Johnson killed the girl with a kick to the head and used hedge clippers to sever her head. Both suspects were being held in Oklahoma, where they live. "We have closure," Police Chief James Corwin said. "The little girl that we've known for four years as Precious Doe has a name." Police said a tip enabled them to identify Erica, but they would not elaborate. And they gave no motive for the little girl's slaying. The girl's body was found near an intersection on April 28, 2001. Days later, her head was found nearby, wrapped in a trash bag. In the months after she became known as Precious Doe, hundreds attended candlelight vigils, volunteered to answer witness hot lines and passed out fliers with an artist's rendering of the girl. The FBI took blood samples from family members of missing black girls, and the case was featured on television's "America's Most Wanted." A makeshift memorial of poems, teddy bears and flowers was eventually replaced by a permanent memorial in a park near where her body was found. On Thursday morning, among flowers and balloons, a handwritten sign announced the news: "My Name Is Erica Michelle Maria Green." Authorities said the little girl was killed in Kansas City, where the family had been staying with a friend. According to court papers, Johnson said her husband kicked Erica in the head, and they left her on the floor for two days. They did not seek medical help, she said, because both had warrants out for their arrest. The child died, and the couple carried the body to a church parking lot, then through the woods, where the stepfather cut the girl's head with hedge clippers, police said. The break in the case apparently came after community activist Alonzo Washington, who has long championed efforts to find out who the little girl was, placed another advertisement seeking leads in a local paper. "There's something about it that just bothers me that a child could be thrown away and people forget about it," said Washington, who has worked to raise awareness of missing black children. Washington said a grandfather of one of the individuals involved in the case came forward, talking with him and detectives last weekend. He said the source, who had spoken to police before on the case, sent photographs of the child as well as hair samples from the child and the mother. Police and prosecutors refused to confirm specifics or identify the source. Washington declined to be more specific. A photo displayed by police during a news conference, showing the girl with a slight smile and adornments in her braided hair, may have been a picture of the wrong child. Oklahoma police saw the picture and said it appeared to be one of the girl's cousins. Michelle Johnson was being held on $500,000 bail in her hometown of Muskogee, Okla., and will be brought to Kansas City as soon as possible, prosecutor Michael Sanders said. The prosecutor asked that her husband be held without bail. Oklahoma records show Michelle Johnson has convictions for theft and forgery. The stepfather has convictions for several offenses, including assault with a dangerous weapon and possessing a sawed-off shotgun. In Kansas City, police closed off the street in front of the run-down home where authorities said Johnson and her husband had been staying at the time of the killing. People who long had been transfixed by the case welcomed news of the arrests. Billy Stegall, a retired post office worker and Army sergeant, discovered Erica's head in 2001 and has gone back to the site regularly to pray. "This is a day I have been looking for," he said. "I just asked the Lord to say who she is so she could be at peace, because she wasn't at peace and I wasn't at peace." I'm really waiting for the anti capital punishment bunch to tell me why we shouldn't just try and hack these two's heads off with some hedgeclippers. It would take a good goddamn long time as well.