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Jesus Christ. Edit: Well, its the Mekong, so that makes me believe it somewhat. That would not have come out of an American lake.

You are insane.

You just described every single goddamned manager/CEO/president of every major company that every walked the face of the Earth. What's your point?

You know, they can each legally take three swings at me. They'll all take turns beating down the hippie and his Arab punk friend.

God, I'm so gonna be arrested on Thursday...

Don't question Poprick. He's Numbers Jesus, you know.

On the other hand, we aren't as much talking about how music should be banned from the government to protect families. I stress "as much," it's more of an extremist stance. You realize just how fast liberalism spreads socially when just 20 years ago, about as old as the typical poster here give or take, we were talking about the government banning music for containing things considered culturally objectionable. And the only thing the Democratic Party Hack on the debate show could say is "Well, who's going to judge what stays and who goes? Who?" instead of objecting to the concept of censorship like most Americans would do now. Sure, the south is rising again and we've been marginalized nationally by Jesus buffs and people who use "hippie" as an insult, but you can't say we didn't make an impact. Well, consider that twenty-seven years ago, give or take, Jimmy Carter and his drug czar were seriously considering decriminalizing marijuana. We all see how quickly it swung the other way, don't we?

Broken Glass.

- Mission Accomplished, Close Thread Now.

It's comments like those that are responsible for her being a lesbian.

Goddamn you, don't lump Billy Talent in with the Emo crowd. I outta beat you.

Uh, Tyler? You can cast away that avatar/sig/name now. It's 2005, get with the times man.

(3.5) Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit at Tennessee Green Bay at Chicago (3.5) Miami at Baltimore (11.5) (4.5) Minnesota at Washington New Orleans at Carolina (7.5) (3.5) N.Y. Jets at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Buffalo (8.5) San Francisco at New England (14.5) Atlanta at Seattle (5.5) Tampa Bay at Arizona (3.5) Indianapolis at Denver (8.5) (3.5) Jacksonville at Oakland (3.5) Kansas City at San Diego Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5) Dallas scores 24

Notice: As it is Jan. 1, 2005, I have fulfilled my obligations to Slapnuts. I will now discard this wretched Bush avatar, as per our agreement. Say hello to my new avatar: Depeche Mode goodness. Now onto the subject at hand; I find your xenophobic behavior reprehensable Rant. This whole tsunami thread has revealed a side of you I had almost forgotten about. It's disappointing.

You know INXS, I'm behind you 100% of the way, but let's not make this thread about Iraq, okay?

maybe cause they have a balanced budget I dunno.

my sig is a "/". That's it. I can't be that. If anything, I blamr Kotz.

What?

Look there.

I think it's fair to say that this is the biggest natural disaster of our time. Simply horrendous.

I'm tempted to report this post to a moderator, if only for the purpose of making them laugh hard.

I think you'd need a sawed-off shotgun for something of this magnitude.

She's waiting for you, Corey. Ready to accomodate Corey jr.

Green Bay at Minnesota 3.5 Oakland at Kansas City 7.5 4.5 Denver at Tennessee 5.5 Atlanta at New Orleans Baltimore at Pittsburgh 5.5 Carolina at Tampa Bay 2.5 Chicago at Detroit 6.5 Houston at Jacksonville 7.5 N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati 6.5 San Diego at Indianapolis 6.5 11.5 Buffalo at San Francisco New England at N.Y. Jets 2.5 Arizona at Seattle 7.5 2.5 Washington at Dallas Cleveland at Miami 7.5 6.5 Philadelphia at St. Louis Dallas scores 24

Has anyone thought of starting a project to update ESPN 25k's roster for the 2005-06 season? It would take a while, but at least we wouldn't be forced to buy Madden '06.