...People complaining about 700+hp family sedans. It's been a hell of a negative week.
...People complaining about 700+hp family sedans. It's been a hell of a negative week.
...dogs and cats living together...Mass Hysteria!
I'm rooting for Ebola. Thin the herd!!
It HAS been a hell of a negative week, but for a lot more than just those reasons!
Our pets heads are falling off!
In local news, I feel good.
Tom_Spangler wrote: Our pets heads are falling off!
California, here we come!
My Xbox did red ring the other night.....
In reply to mndsm:
That's because Xbox is the devil. You should take it as a sign and make the jump to Sony
KyAllroad wrote: I'm rooting for Ebola. Thin the herd!!
i'm pretty sure ebola is what caused my shoulder to hurt the other day... but i'm better now.
I had Ebola once. Great gal. Burned a bit afterwards so I rubbed a little 'tussin on it and all was well....
Because my brain is funny sometimes whenever I hear "Ebola" my brain says it like "ricola". The loud drawn out cough drop commercial. Not surprising, my family thinks I'm odd whenever I chuckle during a serious discussion of nasty diseases.
KyAllroad wrote: Because my brain is funny sometimes whenever I hear "Ebola" my brain says it like "ricola". The loud drawn out cough drop commercial. Not surprising, my family thinks I'm odd whenever I chuckle during a serious discussion of nasty diseases.
That's hilarious
KyAllroad wrote: Because my brain is funny sometimes whenever I hear "Ebola" my brain says it like "ricola". The loud drawn out cough drop commercial. Not surprising, my family thinks I'm odd whenever I chuckle during a serious discussion of nasty diseases.
Thank God. I thought I was the only one. Every time I read it, I read it in the ricola commercial way.... and it makes me smile.
I woke up with a headache today.
Bobzilla wrote:KyAllroad wrote: Because my brain is funny sometimes whenever I hear "Ebola" my brain says it like "ricola". The loud drawn out cough drop commercial. Not surprising, my family thinks I'm odd whenever I chuckle during a serious discussion of nasty diseases.Thank God. I thought I was the only one. Every time I read it, I read it in the ricola commercial way.... and it makes me smile.
Now you have me doing that, thanks.
My first rated R movie was about ebola, "Outbreak". Dad took me to get me out of the house for my sister's baby shower. I was 11 and it was awesome.
nicksta43 wrote: In reply to mndsm: That's because Xbox is the devil. You should take it as a sign and make the jump to Sony
While I have not nex-gen'd yet(I have yet to find a game on either source that makes me want to) I own... many things. I have two ps3's... one is currently down a BRD because it was fed a diet of puzzle pieces due to a certain small person in my possession.
In reply to neon4891:
Dude, you're making me feel old.
When I went to see that movie, my girlfriend told me she might be pregnant.
Ojala wrote: In reply to neon4891: Dude, you're making me feel old. When I went to see that movie, my girlfriend told me she might be pregnant.
Did you ever find out who's it was?
My E36 M3 does NOT smell like roses. I am angry.
nicksta43 wrote: ...People complaining about 700+hp family sedans. It's been a hell of a negative week.
Well, 700 HP seems sorta pussified unless it's a minivan...
Every class can only have one Validictorian and I wasn't it; so maybe you guys can explain how looting, stealing and burning down someone's business helps to promote your point of view.
Thanks.
I wasn't either but I get high smarty scores.... And I did stay at a holiday inn once. It serves two purposes. General mayhem and civil unrest can force the government as a whole to take a look at a populous they'd largely been ignoring previously. While not ideal, looting and pillaging ones own community can be seen as an act of desperation, sort of like a caged animal that reaches its breaking point and goes bonkers. Its not so much the act of theft itself, its the outlet of years of perceived or actual oppression as well as anger at ones own position or lack thereof in society, and the need to act out, but not being properly equipped with the skills to articulate what is needed. Kind of like a two year old that pitches a fit over being sleepy on a much larger scale. And as with any revolutionary act it starts with one person. One rock through a store can set the whole thing ablaze. Given the area it wouldn't surprise me in the least of the majority of the folks out there felt the same, didn't know how to express it, and locked on to the first outlet within their reach.
Also, its really berkeleyin easy to be less angry when you're drunk off free booze eating free steaks watching a bigass free TV in your new free underwear.
914Driver wrote: Every class can only have one Validictorian and I wasn't it; so maybe you guys can explain how looting, stealing and burning down someone's business helps to promote your point of view. Thanks.
It's what they're taught to do by "community activists".
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