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yall

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  1. Any real recommendations?
  2. Probably gonna get one this weekend. Anyone have any thoughts? I'd like to keep it on the cheap side (under $1200) if possible. Thanks!
  3. I'm sure toll booth operators everywhere would take offense if they knew you thought of them as somehow below you, given the level of intellect you are demonstrating in this thread. Care to explain how exactly a monkey eating a banana relates to grass roots support? Or at least a link to an article that shows this was the intent of the creator? Or would you rather throw around insults and spin yourself in a circle? I know you can't do the former, so to the dismay of us all I guess we'll watch you do the latter.
  4. Oh I get it now. The bar owner selling the t-shirt obviously has an issue with Barack Obama's stance on fruit imports as it relates to making banana daquiris. You know what, it is funny now that I think about it.
  5. You know what I won't miss? Your hero contributing to the problem: http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/...my_shirt_stunt/ http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Iron_My_...t_Was_it_staged People dislike her, not because of her gender, but because she is an !@#$. I'd vote for Margret Thatcher's zombie corpse before I'd vote for that slimeball Clinton. (I know Thatcher isn't dead - but I'd still rather have her reanimated corporeal husk over Clinton.)
  6. I liked him more because I thought he had less of a tendancy to pander. Color me misinformed: http://www.cbn.com/CBNnews/375071.aspx
  7. Dude, its Ruben Navarrete. He's lame and his logic is lame. Everyone who has an opinion on immigration other than full amnesty is a total racist in his mind. Also, notice how he mentions black people vote for Obama, but white people vote against him, instead of saying they are voting for Clinton. Keep in mind Clinton was fully ordained as the Dem candidate in many people's minds before Obama came along. So by them sticking to their original horse (look no further than PastaJoe) they are obviously racist.
  8. Damn straight. When I get a tan my productivity plummets.
  9. I guess you have never been to a Hardy family picnic, have you?
  10. It certainly came close. I think what saved it for me was how well the did the crash. That was a pretty realistic scene. Other than that I thought the whole "wow look at me I'm bleeding from my ear and I'm still smarter than you" combined with the "look at me OD on alzheimers drugs and die, but then come back from the brink with the answer" was pretty much nonsense. Hell yeah - her a$$ was incredible.
  11. Your example shows that the innocents are slowly being cleared. We may not like the timeline, certainly the process should be sped up within reason. But I still doubt there is torture and a total suspension of habeas corpus if people are eventually being released.
  12. This is a lot to respond to all at once, but I'll just take on the first article for now The subject of the article admitted to delivering the explosives that killed innocent people. He admitted to attending an AQ training cap for "self defense purposes". He also admitted to helping AQ operatives obtain fake passports and cross boarders illegally. Doesn't sound like much of a problem to me to hold him indefinitely. From the article you linked: "Ghailani, a Tanzanian, is suspected of buying the Nissan truck used to deliver the bomb, supplying the TNT and detonators, and later running a document forgery office for Al Qaeda in Afghanistan. He was arrested after a gunbattle in Gujrat in eastern Pakistan in July 2004." In his own words: "At times speaking in English, Ghailani said he went to an al-Qaida training camp in Afghanistan after the bombing, because he wanted military training for self-defense." Again his words:"Ghailani said he later he worked for Al Qaeda in Pakistan providing passports and documents to help them get across borders" I'm not feeling too bad for this guy if he knowingly worked with a known terror organization and then later admitted it, and now regrets it because he is locked up.
  13. Yeah - I'm just trying to display my super-awesome level of reading comprehension.
  14. Didn't the wiki entry (I know, I know ) also state there was no evidence of sexual assualt?
  15. Wasn't this on the 190 last night?
  16. Godamit Sketch - you stole my idea!
  17. I might just put the word 'Hitler' in my sig, that way every thread I post in will be insta-Godwin'd.
  18. I'm not sure what is funnier, the comment from ieatcrayonz, or the fact that you made this thread, and then took a crap in it.
  19. Post of the year candidate.
  20. I am and will at least see if any of therm are in the library. I may take extreme positions on the subject matter when arguing on the internet, but many times it's simply to elicit a response for a wide variety of opinions.
  21. I ran into him on Saturday, looked pretty good.
  22. Buy 'em and have them shipped and I will gladly read them. Edit: And have you actually read those books, or are you just linking them? Just reading the descriptions from one of the books, the author mentions that the people in organizations like Hamas, etc, mostly aren't religious. That doesn't seem to be the case with the detainees. I don't necesarily disagree with the notion that suicide bombing is (in the eyes of a would be bomber) a tactic rather than some easy way to paradise in their eyes. Certainly Saddam was secular, and not very pious, and he helped fund suicide attacks. Again though, all I've really said in this thread is that if there is some evidence that these guys in Gitmo are 'bad' I have no problem detaining them. And I don't consider that a violation of human rights. And do we actually have verifiable proof that the only way to get a trial/tribunal is to plead guitly?
  23. I would say that I wasn't the one who made that argument.
  24. It says "FIGHTS AT THE RALPH" not "FIGHTS AT THE SKYDOME" The original post was not talking about games in Toronto.
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