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| 2005/12/6-7 [Recreation/Humor] UID:40871 Activity:nil Cat_by:auto |
12/6 Boy, Dutch people are weird. Mildy NSFW.
http://home.kabelfoon.nl/~mjvdh/pag1.html
\_ Ha ha ha "Pame-la" ... (la means drawer in Dutch)
\_ Origin of the idea:
http://home.kabelfoon.nl/~mjvdh/boobycase%203a.html (NSFW) |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Reference/Religion, Recreation/Humor] UID:40872 Activity:nil Cat_by:auto |
12/6 http://shockingfun.zoovy.com/product/POOPOOSNOWMAN And Christians get upset about a "holiday tree"? God I love capitalism! |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/Taiwan, Politics/Foreign/Asia/China] UID:40873 Activity:kinda low |
12/6 I am going to Taiwan in January. Haven't been there in a very long
time. I need to bring some gifts, but can't think of much that's
either uniquely available here or significantly cheaper here. I
need to buy gifts for kids, cousins in their 20s, and also lots of
aunts and uncles. What do people bring when they go back to
Asia? Ideas and suggestions? Please help!
\_ Bring back nice traditional wife from rural China since most
Taiwanese women have Westernized and modernized, meaning they
don't cook, they don't clean, and they bitch all day.
\_ You mean Taiwanese women are more like Hong Kong women now?
\_ 2 months ago my sister had to bring back 150 bottles of Centrum
Silver we bought from Costco. I really don't understand it.
\_ Centrum vitamins. At least my parents did 20 years ago... -oj
\_ Hmm, my mom still does that.
\_ Beef jerky or dried mangoes from Costco.
\_ Also pistachios from Costco. My dad buys a lot of this from
Costco to bring back to Hong Kong when he visits me.
\_ We've brought viatamins and beef jerky back to Korea. Probably
the most popular thing for us has been honey. It's very
expensive in Korea, and my father-in-law loves it. They also
liked Macadamia nuts. I don't know about Taiwan, but Koreans
don't like overly sweet candy, so even chocolate covered rasins
didn't go over well. American alcohol can be good too, but
check the customs regulations. -jrleek
\_ American ginseng from Wisconsin. In Chinese medicine and culinary,
American ginseng serves different purpose than the ginseng from
American ginseng serves different purpose from the ginseng from
Korea and north China. -- yuen
\_ or some Polo / Calvin Kline shirts from Cosco. I think it's more
suitable for people in the 20s. -live in TW. |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Recreation/Dating, Computer/HW/Laptop] UID:40874 Activity:nil |
12/6 Why are you people so obsessed with kchang? It's nice outside. -John
\_ Cause he still has a cute little bubble butt that just begs for
a rimming.
\_ And I suppose you're out frolicking naked through some alpine
meadow with a hot chick while you read and post to the motd?
\_ Blackberry. Ours still work :-)
\_ Unless you post a picture from said blackberry with a timestamp\
that proves there is really an alpine meadow and a naked hot
chick, I think we can all assume you're hunched over a laptop
in some nerdy building, just like the rest of us.
\_ Actually I'm hunched over a laptop in my nice living room
with a glass of wine in front of the fireplace watching
soccer, but http://blackberryporn.com ... -John
\_ It's desperation stemming from leading meaningless lives.
\_ I'm trapped in a loveless marriage and a pointless job. It's either
this or I become one with WoW.
\_ I went the latter route. You too can make your home in Azeroth.
\_ Fair enough. |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd] UID:40875 Activity:high |
12/6 Sigh, finding my current kchang alias. -emarkp
So now I'm "reagan". Just so you know kchang, I've sent an email to
root asking for your access to motd to be terminated. I have no idea
if it will happen or not, but I thought you'd like to know. -emarkp
\_ Jesus christ you really are pathetic aren't you?
if it will happen or not, but I thought you'd like to know. -emarkp
\_ Ooh. Now I'm hirohito! You're so clever! -emarkp
\_ it's random. it's clear that someone has no sense of humor.
\_ Beats me. I'm emarkp on mine.
\_ I realized after refreshing it a few times that my alias is
rotating through several choices. It's not totally random
AFAICT though, because none of the aliases I'm getting are
neutral. Apparently kchang's maturity level is at about 5
years old. -emarkp
\_ likewise, your intelligence is at about 5 years old.
It took you how long to figure out that you're not
being singled out?
\_ It's not as deterministic as that. I get mostly super
villain names, but so do other posters who posted
when I wasn't online. So it's not a strict mapping.
Different users can share the same kchang identity.
\_ I suspect there are different classifications. If
you've criticized kchang in the past, you only get names
that are negative in his hierarchy. My alias of
"reagan" isn't evil to me, but I'll bet it is to kchang.
-emarkp
\_ And I suspect you are being paranoid. I am biased
though, since I am enjoying all the bad guy names
he's finding. He hasn't even ventured into the
Reagan- or Nixon-era names, yet, but admPoindexter
may be coming soon. Or perhaps he'll stick to the more
simplified comic book villains and slurs. -- megatron
\_ It took about 2 minutes to write a script to log
the names I'm given. Here are the top 4:
109 reagan
17 redneck
13 miniMe
11 hannibalLector
Now I suppose kchang might simply be incompetent
and his use of a random number generator is
flawed, but the above doesn't look random to me.
-emarkp
\_ You're being a fucking idiot. The vast
majority of names are some type of villain.
Maybe you'd rather be Stalin? or theWickedOne?
How exactly are these names non-random? What
could you possibly have in common with mini-me?
The world does not revolve around you.
\_ I think he wants "theHumorlessOne"
\_ Hi kchang! It looks like you've changed
your script since I posted this. Now
suddenly (within the last few minutes) I've
been assigned many more names. Did you fix
your random number usage? Or did you move
me off your "bad" list? -emarkp
\_ you are such a paranoid. and you've
been trolled. congrats.
\_ I'm not kchang. For fucks sake, man,
THINK.
\_ Cool. Would you mind posting the script so we
can all check it out? -- theTempter (as of
a minute ago)
\_ Where is this kchang namecalling down? Is this a new KAIS MOTD
site?
\_ http://csua.com/24/?incr=1
\_ Mehlhaff has been doing it for years with cvs. It was still
there last time I checked.
\_ I use RCS. -ERic
\_ FWIW, I like it. I think it's hilarious. Also, I'm glad the
archive and search functions are back.
\_ Me too! Lighten up, dude. The mapping of name to kchang name
seems pretty random to me. I doubt there is a line:
if (login == emarkp) name = something_negative;
I bet it's just the luck of the draw. - magneto
\_ It still seems random to me. Are you at all sure it can tell who
is posting what? I'm still not even sure what my own alias is. I
assume we all have one or they're assigned randomly.
\_ I'm getting positive characters, like megatron -- w00t!
\_ Megatron is the leader of the Decepticons in the cartoon.
Decepticon is um, evil. Megatron combines brute strength,
military cunning, ruthlessness and terror. Aches to return to
Cybertron to conquest after destroying all Autobots on earth.
Plans to possess all Earth resources. Incredibly powerful and
intelligent. Fires nuclear- charged fusion cannon. Can link up
interdimensionally to a black hole and draw antimatter from it
for use as a weapon. No known weakness.
\_ He was cool though! Turned into a gun and everything
\_ He got pwned by Optimus Prime. Repeatedly. Even
after he became Galvatron. -mice
\_ Acutally if you watch the the first movie very
closely although Optimus Prime is still "standing"
after the fight, he is the first one to die.
Megatron is still in good enough shape to talk
back to Unicron and doesn't ever "die" like
Optimus Prime. So if anyone got pwnd, it was
Prime. [ Yes, Galvatron was beaten by Rodimus
Prime, but that was only b/c Unicorn weakened
Megatron to the point where he could be beaten
by the autobots; Rodimus couldn't hope to beat
Megatron ] - Megatr0n #1 fan
\_ Oh puhLEEEAZE -- the only reason Optimus Prime
didn't waste megatron was because of that useless
interfering twit Hot Rod. Dude, megatron got
tossed out on his ear by freakin' Starscream.
Starscream!, man -- how wussy is *that*? At least
Optimus got resurrected as himself, rather than
absorbed like megatron. -mice
\_ Optimus got resurrected? Did we watch
different movies? Optimus dies and turns
gray in the one I watched and Hot Rod
is given the crystal of power (or whatever).
Cf. Megatron who doesn't die, but is
repaired by Unicron. The part where
Megatron is tossed out by Starscream
is the sadest part of the movie, but
he makes up for any whimpyness in the
very next scene w/ Unicron.
Cf also, Megatron's battle cry "Dece-
pticons Attack!" to "Autobots Rollout!"
No comparison. Its like "Warp Speed Mr.
Scott!" and "Beam me up Scotty" vs.
"Engage" and "Energize." :-)
\_ Optimus eventually got resurrected (twice!)
in the TV show.
\_ Optimus eventually got resurrected
(twice!) in the TV show.
\_ The original tv show? Or one of
the more recent updates? I don't
remember Optimus dying until the
movie (but then again the last
time I watched transformers was
more than 15+ yrs ago).
\_ Yes, the old TV show, a little while
after the movie came out. Not the
new CG/anime stuff.
\_ I'm getting Dr. Evil or Cobra Cmdr, but I'd prefer Dr. Claw!
All in all the names are cool.
\_ Not the kwah... the kwah!
\_ How long do you think it will take kchang to add 'emarkp' to the
list of supervillains? Will emarkp have a fit when he
randomly gets labeled with the horrible moniker emarkp?
Why do you read the motd so much if it offends you? Weren't
you the guy filtering out curse words from the motd?
\_ Hi anonymous troll! -emarkp
\_ It's random for me ... I went from megatron to LeftWingNut to bush
to MaoZedong. I think kchang is just trying to identify the
same posters without identifying the identity of the posters,
pretty cool. Is his degree going to be in social studies of geek
to MaoZedong. Is his degree going to be in social studies of geek
clics?
\_ It now appears to be random for me as well. The distribution was
very much /not/ uniform before, now it appears to be. -emarkp
\_ Uhm, welcome to the nature of randomness.
\_ 7 is the most random number!
\_ Is there a way to add nicknames?
\_ How about "moroni"
\_ Before some politburo individual reads this and overreacts, there is
nothing inherently wrong with kchang archiving the motd, attempting
to guess posters' identities, and posting insulting names in their
places (if he were doing so, which is not the case). If you don't
like kchang's sense of humor, don't bother going to his website.
This is not high school; hell, this is not even college. This is
a globally editable message board which is sometimes informative,
but often irrelevant, like most of the Internet. Get over it.
--erikred
\_ politburo should squish darthVader and Megatron the same way
amckee squished brett. |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Recreation/Humor, Computer/SW] UID:40876 Activity:nil |
12/6 Hi kchang. You're pretty funny:
"This web site is filled with nothing but trolls, sarcasms, and insults
and should NOT be used as a substitute for honest informational sources
such as http://FoxNews.com and WhiteHouse.gov."
If I want political commentary from you I'll rattle your cage.
\_ It definitely sounds tongue-in-cheek. He's implying both sites are
not "honest" and "informational" |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Domestic/911, Computer/Companies/Google, Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:40877 Activity:nil |
12/6 GOOG is with the terrorists:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/12/06/al_qaeda_google |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/India, Politics/Foreign/Asia/Others] UID:40878 Activity:low |
12/6 I read that the PAKI in Pakistan stands for: Pashtun, Afgan,
Kashmiris and Iranians. Is that true?
\_ Yes, because all acronyms around the world are from English
transliterations, so as to make it easy for the U.S. media market.
\- no
\_ Short for Pakistani. Don't call an Indian a Paki unless you
want to insult them.
\_ I thought "Paki" was insulting for Pakistanis as well.
\- i assume the quetion was about "where does the name
"pakistan" come from, not about the usage of the
epithet "paki". some people say "wog" stands for
western oriential gentleman but that is probably not
true and it is just a nasty term that ex post had
various faux meanings attached to it. punjab on the
other hand certainly is from "5+waters". "paki"
i think is urdu for pure or sacred or something like that.
i dont know the origin. but it certainly isnt like say
"benelux" etc. anybody claiming "kashmir is an essential
part of pakistan and is the k in the name" is either confused
or bullshitting. the P if anything would be for punjab which
is much more important than pashtoon. and sind is left out.
YMWTS: http://home.lbl.gov:8080/~psb/Humor/Peccavi.txt
i note in passing, the indian national anthem does have a
sanskritized list of parts of india.
\_ easy to assess the veracity of the claims made in this web site:
http://geography.about.com/library/misc/blpakname.htm |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Computer/SW/Editors/Emacs] UID:40879 Activity:nil |
12/6 After the upgrade, when I do M-x shell in emacs, the prompt has color
and my commands are automatically highlighted. Wow! What change
enabled this? |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Transportation/Airplane, Reference/Military] UID:40880 Activity:moderate |
12/6 Pesky journalists!
http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/12/06/D8EAVS3O3.html
"A plane loaded with Iranian journalists ... At least 128 people were
killed -- 34 on the ground ... the plane appeared to be circling the
airport when its tail suddenly burst into flames, leaving a smoke trail
as it plummeted ... The C-130 is built by Lockheed ..."
\_ Hmm, that seems odd. It was having engine trouble, then the
tail burst into flames? The C-130 doesn't have any engines in
the tail.
\_ Any gas tanks near the tail?
\_ Suicide bombers always travel in economy. -John
\_ That's because they get free upgrades. "Madam, either you
give me that empty seat in the First Class or I'll press
the trigger."
\_ And demand free upgrades mid-flight. "Madam, either you
give me that empty seat in the First Class now, or I'll
press the trigger."
\_ You mean "I demand a seat in heaven!" <boom>
\_ gas tanks are usually in the wings. Tails usually have the
power generation unit, which looks a lot like an engine.
\_ No idea. I only know of the ones in the wings, here's some
info though. http://csua.org/u/e77
\_ Another 9/11.
\_ I think it's CIA's work. I mean, we are quite experienced at
taking down Iranian planes, no?
\_ The Iranians are quite good at crashing planes all on their own.
\_ I'll tell you why we know the CIA wasn't behind the crash: the
planes crashed, didn't they? |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Consumer/PDA] UID:40881 Activity:kinda low |
12/6 I have a Palm IIIc, and I got offered a free Palm Vx at work. I
took it assuming there would be some advantge of a V over a III.
I can't seem to figure out the advantage. It has the same amount
of memory in any case. Does anyone know the difference?
\_ Slimmer form factor? Maybe more colors?
\_ Definatly less colors. The Vx is B/W, the IIIc is color. It
\_ fewer
definitely _/ \_ fewer
\_ Are there a countable number of colors in the
rainbow?
\_ Both color sets are finite values.
\_ I think you meant "Is there..."
and that's irrelevant. "less color"
would have been correct. "less colors" is not.
is slimmer/smaller, but not enough that I'd care.
\_ Basically it's just the form factor. And even without colors,
its screen won't make your eyes bleed.
\_ So, it might be easier to read books on? Dunno, seems about
the same to me.
\_ Palm V runs on Palm/3.x OS has serious limitation in terms of
multimedia capability. |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:40882 Activity:kinda low |
12/6 Giving this its own thread:
I'm curious about other people's thoughts on this. How strongly
ingrained do you think the current government/military in Iraq will
be? I.e., when we leave, how resistant will it be to neighboring
influences? How incorporated are the national vs. local governing
systems going to be? The reason I ask is that I suspect our
attempts at instituting a government from the top down are going
to result in a papier-mache veneer while the religious leaders, who
have strong, direct, authorititative local ties, gather control.
--scotsman
\_ once we leave, its' kurds. vs. shia vs. sunni. ROUUND 1, FIGHT!
\_ I wonder if anyone's considered the strategic benefits of letting
middle eastern states develop all the nukes they want, just not
long-range delivery systems.
\_ who needs a delivery system? just use a barge. manned
delivery systems (ala suicide bombing) is their specialty.
\_ Hell, all they have to do is stick it in an oil
tanker.
\_ Neutron bombs would be better than nukes. It would be
to hard to get at the oil if they nuked each other.
Seriously, there is enough incentive to avoid control
by Iran or another Saddam that things in Iraq might
work out. It might not be as nice as Turkey, but it
could be okay. Just focusing on Iraq, I think, misses
the big picture and that is the democratic squeeze on
Iran and Pakistan.
\_ We should give them Neutron Bombs. Regular nukes might
make it hard to work the oil fields.
Seriously though, I think that the Iraqis might make
this thing work b/c the alternative is oppression at
the hands of Iran or another Saddam. Maybe it won't
be as nice as Turkey, but it could still work out ok.
Just focusing on Iraq, I think, misses the bigger
picture and that is the squeeze on Iran and Pakistan.
\_ traditionally, there is a sort of proxy ideology war between
Shia vs. Sunni. Traditionally, Iran is a strong Shia backer,
but most successful of all, it's Saudi's backing of Sunni.
Saudi used to fund Sunni dominated regime, and fund all sort of
islamic school which teaches Sunni sect. The problem with this
Iraq thing is that Saudi is kind of in trouble on its own and
can't really provide support for the Sunni in Iraq. So, we are
looking at Sunni will be eventually get squashed.
\_ Nononononono! The Saudi position remains unchanged. They
still fund militant wahabiism both inside and outside Saudi
Arabia with both private and public funds from the royal family.
Where'd you get the idea anything at all has changed in that
regard, they're "in trouble" (whatever that means) in their
own country or they can't support anything outside their own
country? If that were true, a lot of people would stop pointing
at Saudi Arabia as a prime source of terrorist funding that
needed a good ass kicking. The Shia are campaigning hard for
the elections on the 15th. Why should they have to squash
anyone when they're the majority population? That makes no
sense. The Kurds only issue is how much oil falls under their
regional control. The Sunnis are the only ones with something
to lose because they had too much before and there aren't enough
of them insane enough to form anything more than small terrorist
groups blowing up markets and election lines. A country of 26MM
people can survive with a few suicide bombers every week forever,
however that doesn't seem to be an effective long term method if
the government and people can hold out as Israel has shown.
\_ In the end, it will be who controls the oil will control the
country. The question is will there be an actual country to
control or will it be nominally diced into a federation of
states of Kuridstan, Iraq, and Poor-Assed-Sunni-stan. There
is a question of how much factionalism exists. Will Iraq be
akin to Afghanistan? |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:40883 Activity:high |
12/6 Condi is the next Dick Cheney
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1534543/posts
"Torture is a term that is defined by law. We rely on our law to
govern our operations. The United States does not permit, tolerate
or condone torture under any circumstances."
"The United States has not transported anyone and will not transport
anyone to a country when we believe he will be tortured. Where
appropriate, the United States seeks assurances that transferred
persons will not be tortured."
\_ Translation: Torture is what we say it is; if we do it, then it
isn't torture. What happens in Saudi Arabia, stays in Saudi Arabia.
\_ What is torture depends oon what your definition of is is.
\_ It all depends on what your definition of is is.
\_ Actually this is interesting b/c it implies that the protections
of convention 3 will be applied regardless of the person's art 4
status. If this is the administrations official policy, it seems
like a big change.
\_ This how every other Geneva Convention signatory interprets it.
Only the GWB Whitehouse claims this "enemy combatant" exemption.
\_ Go read convention 3 and you will see that Art 4 status is
(1) not applicable to non-state actors and (2) only provided
until a competent tribunal makes a determination re Art 4
status if such status is in dispute. That other signatories
interpret it in a particular way is irrelevant b/c the admin.
is not obligated to follow an interpretation which is not
supported by the text. If the admininstration has chosen to
extend Art 4 protections I applaud it.
\_ I'm sorry, but many of these "terrorist" are state actors.
\_ Which state? My understanding is that if found out of
uniform (no, bomb belts are not a uniform), they are
EC until said tribunal determines otherwise. That is
the point of the tribunal, no?
\_ Go read Convention 3 and then tell me which part of
Art 4.1 applies to the terrorists. Here is a link to
the text:
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Third_Geneva_Convention#Article_4
\_ "armed forces"? You mean like Army, Navy, Air
Force, and Marines? (Yes, terms and words do have
specific meaning.) Insurgents are not considered
specified meaning.) Insurgents are not considered
part of the "armed forces of a Party", nor are they
volunteers or militias "forming part of such armed
forces". Usually 4.2 is considered to apply to
Iraqi insurgents, especially since the Article 4.2
specifically mention "militias and members of other
volunteer corps, *including those of organized
resistance movements*" [emphasis added]. Problem
there is that Iraqi insurgents may not meet defitions
2 and 4 of an "organized resistance movement".
\_ I did not mean to imply that the insurgents
could be considered armed forces of a party
or milita (esp. since I do not think that
any state is directly opposed to the US).
I agree that only organized resistance or
possibly spontaneous resistance can apply
to the insurgents.
Assuming arguendo that only one of the four
requirments of 4.2 need to be met (in reality
all four are required), the insurgents can't
possibly qualify b/c (1) there is no identif-
iable chain of command, (2) they do not carry
insignia identifying themselves, (3) they do
not carry arms openly and (4) they do not
adhere to the customs/laws of war (ex. suicide
bombings are not customs of war).
The best bet is probably 4.6, but the problem
is that the insurgents don't adhere to the
customs/laws of war. |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Domestic/President/Reagan, Computer/SW/Languages/Misc] UID:40884 Activity:kinda low |
12/6 emarkp's little fit below is a good illustration of the "true random
doesn't seem random" problem that afflicts shuffle-play implementations
in MP3 and CD players.
\_ Sigh. When one value gets 50% of the hits in 200 trials, that's not
uniform distribution, now matter how many names you want to call me.
-emarkp
\_ If this were true, you would be correct. However, 200 trials
from a script doesn't mean anything. What counts is when
kchang's code re-generates random numbers. Looking at your
sample below, it looks like reagan is about 6x more frequent
than the next closest. It's improbable, but a uniform
distribution could have oversampled one item by 6 in the code,
which comes up as 6/12 item generations. That's assuming your
script is distributed evenly across time, and so is his
random generation code. Assuming he varies the interval
between regeneration, then this could be fairly probably.
between regeneration, your results are fairly probable.
eg. After nicknames get assigned, wait 1-100 seconds, then
assign again. Reagan just got assigned a long wait time, then
your script oversampled one data point. Or any variation off
this procedure. Done properly, it could give the illusion of
semi-consistency while remaining truly random.
-magneto (not "luck of draw" magneto, but "I am Magneto" one)
\_ Except that several instances of "reagan" occur, then one of
(say) hitler or sauron, etc. After I listed the results,
suddenly "reagan" went way down in frequency. -emarkp
\_ It's a conspiracy to call you "reagan" and not hitler!
\_ Ok, fine. Let's say he hardcoded something so that he
called you reagan. What an insult that is! What other
nicer villain names listed on his web site would you
preferred to be called?
\_ I'd like to be Captain Hook. -!emarkp
\_ This is the CSUA. There are numerous algorithms that can
do this, biasing results for certain members of the
population for given periods of time. -magneto |
| 2005/12/6 [Uncategorized] UID:40885 Activity:nil 70%like:40892 |
12/6 Click on "Watch The TV Ad" on the bottom left corner:
http://www.honda.co.uk/impossibledream/window.html
- direct: http://84.40.3.165
Also a different commercial on diesels, click on "See the Film":
http://www.honda.co.uk/change
- direct: http://www.btaa.co.uk/winners2005/movs/HondaDiesel_Grr.mov |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Domestic/Gay] UID:40886 Activity:kinda low |
12/5 Spokane Mayor Recalled in Sex Scandal
"Mayor James E West was recalled from office Tuesday in a special
election over allegations he offered jobs and perks to young men he
met in a gay Internet chat room .... West, a former Boy Scout
executive and sheriff's deputy, was elected mayor in 2003 after
serving more than two decades as a conservative Republican in the
state Legislature, where he voted against gay friendly bills."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051207/ap_on_re_us/spokane_mayor
\_ What is it with people in Spokane and the hot, gay sex?
\_ We've got lots of snow right now. We need the hot,
gay sex to keep warm. -bz
\_ Bitter angry hetero sex not doing it anymore?
\_ Yes, whenever there are homosexuals, there is evil and
corruption. We need to unmask all the hidden homosexuals. |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Politics/Domestic/California, Politics/Domestic] UID:40887 Activity:nil |
12/5 GOP Corruption Continues:
http://halliburtonwatch.org/news/whistleblower_hearings_denied.html
\_ Why is a story from 18 months ago news now?
\_ Which President gave Halliburton their first exclusive no
competition contract? |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Uncategorized] UID:40888 Activity:nil |
12/6 Most oddly disturbing thread of the week award goes to the people
debating Megatron vs. Optimus. |
| 2005/12/6-7 [Uncategorized] UID:40889 Activity:nil |
12/6 heh, emarkp provides as much entertainment as amckee. you guys
make motd exciting again. good job and keep it up! -anon troller
\_ Got a question for you emarkp. It's obvious that kchang has
special statistical rules for calling names for different
people. What made you think you're special and that he singled
you out? More importantly, what's so bad about being called
reagan more frequently than say, hitler or kimJongIl? Lastly,
this is the internet and there's a lot of trash out there.
Why are you so obsessed with his particular trash?
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