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Yes, true, that is a good idea. But I won't get as much interesting stuff to see unless the defense is kicking me around :( . And even then...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
I looked at the other ones, but no one beats Mitts <insert drool emoticon>.
I was thinking more of the chest trap ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by YourSurrogateGod
And on another note...I wish people would like heed warnings...if you have a hurricane that has 145+mph winds...then move to a building that has a good chance of withstanding them...
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MIAMI -- The death toll from Hurricane Charley rose early Saturday, when a county official said there had a been "significant loss of life" at a mobile home park and deputies were standing guard over stacks of bodies because the area was inaccessible to ambulances.
Well, there are those who think that they can stand against winds that can drive a plank through a tree like a nail.
Don't ask, the world is full of idiots *cough* blind *cough* liberals *cough*...
In that case it's better to be the shirt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
Yea but it's preventable...not like a earthquake just happend unannounced...ahh wellQuote:
Originally Posted by YourSurrogateGod
Darwin in effect...
Except in this instance it's de-evolution ;) .Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
http://www.darwinawards.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by YourSurrogateGod
THIS is the Iraqi resistance? These are Moore's Minutemen?Quote:
Iraqi terrorist Khay Rahnajet, didn't put enough postage on a letter bomb, and it came back marked "return to sender." He opened the package and was blown away.
Well that issue is something the iraqi people need to sort out. The iraqi bloggers I read are none too happy about the 'minutemen'. But there is the political side to it. I would love to see the iraqi police arrest al sadr. He is pretty amusing, start a fight, get your butt kicked, beg for a peace agreement, re-arm/recruit for a couple of weeks, rinse and repeat...Quote:
Originally Posted by YourSurrogateGod
On the other hand I wish John Kerry would stop talking about our secret mission in cambodia...he's giving me flash backs. Sides it's suppose to be a secret...now where is my lucky hat...
Wow, just wow!Quote:
(28 February 2000, Texas) A Houston man earned a succinct lesson in gun safety when he played Russian roulette with a .45-caliber semiautomatic pistol. Rashaad, nineteen, was visiting friends when he announced his intention to play the deadly game. He apparently did not realize that a semiautomatic pistol, unlike a revolver, automatically inserts a cartridge into the firing chamber when the gun is cocked. His chance of winning a round of Russian roulette was zero, as he quickly discovered.
Every year...there are some real keepers... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by YourSurrogateGod
That's standard practice amongst tools like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
Well see the only thing I can say is that he must not have popular support for his agenda. If he did then why not wait for UN monitored elections, and win a prominent seat in the goverment. Unless you don't have popular support and you know you would lose.Quote:
Originally Posted by YourSurrogateGod
As far as using the mosques and religious sites to fire on US troops. That may be offensive to muslims, not sure ;) I know they would be offended if the US army attacked those religious sites. But when you are facing superior forces, use every advantage you can...and right now he is. Like I said, some internal politics are going on here, otherwise allawi would have had the iraqi police/army units arrest him long ago. Though the latest report was that negotiations have broken down, so we may see that yet...
So it's just a wait and see kinda thing. Like I said, up to the iraqis to sort this out, the US troops should just be in a support role.
That is like afghanistan the same people that say blah blah blah, the opium fields are being sown and the taliban had that under control. Acutal no they didn't, they just controlled the market. As far as irradicating the poppy fields, well ask thailand and pakistan how long it took them to do that or maybe just look it up. You can't say on one hand the afghans need to rule themselve, then say on the other, the US is responsible for not dictating to the afghans that they need to get this under control.
Once Afghanistan gets it's economy cranking (they have a lot of untapped natural resources) then you would probably see the fields being replaced by other crops that bring in more money. Things just don't happen over night.
But you know never let the facts get in the way of your position....
They can do whatever they want with that country. I could care less, as long as we have Montana and Texas ;) .Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
// Yeeehaaaw!!!