all hippies are zombies.. that's what makes them so scary.
all hippies are zombies.. that's what makes them so scary.
Calling your organization the ELF (similar to the ALF) is like calling your new fundamentalist religious group...okay I can't think of any clever way to slightly modify 'Al Quaeda' but you get the idea. I can't blame the US for labeling them terrorists.
Also of all the targets to attack you'd think a cell tower would be near the bottom of their list, with all those coal mines and oil rigs out there. If they were smart they'd stealthily trigger more 'coal sludge tsunamis.'
It's a known fact that hippie's hate death metal.....was this station broadcasting some GWAR, Dragonforce, Slayer, etc? (joke i read the article)
These dipsticks say AM radio waves cause cancer, but I'm sure they still use a microwave to heat up their hemp tea or shroom tea water.
this is the same group that burnt a bunch of Hummer H2's at a dealership because of the pollution they put out when driven. apparently they didn't care about how much nasty stuff was released when they burnt them, or how much pollution was released when the replacement Hummers were manufactured and delivered to the dealership. plus, i think hummer sales spiked after that. these people don't think things thru- they just do whatever feels right at the moment. and now, thanks to all this publicity, the radio station will probably upgrade their transmitters to put out even more powerful AM radio waves when they build the new towers..
that just means the "hippies" will have to reduce the amount of aluminum foil they use for their hats...
DirtyBird222 wrote: These dipsticks say AM radio waves cause cancer, but I'm sure they still use a microwave to heat up their hemp tea or shroom tea water.
Bah. They are just trying to shut off AM talk radio.
JohnGalt wrote:DirtyBird222 wrote: These dipsticks say AM radio waves cause cancer, but I'm sure they still use a microwave to heat up their hemp tea or shroom tea water.Bah. They are just trying to shut off AM talk radio.
Surprisingly, I still listen to AM for sporting events whilst driving around town or whilst at work.
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