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| 2007/9/14 [Uncategorized] UID:48056 Activity:nil |
9/13 http://www.landsburg.com/norm.pdf A paper on efficiency vs justice, and inevitability of disagreement. -- ilyas |
| 2007/9/14 [Uncategorized] UID:48057 Activity:nil |
9/13 34HH! goddamn.
\_ Maybe you should re-evaluate your extremist views, dans.
The June 1995 issue of WIRED magazine quoted a member of the
Electronic Frontier Foundation as saying that EPIC "made
everybody else at the table look moderate. It's the old
good-cop-bad-cop routine."
\_ In 1995 the EFF was radical. They realized there was
a damn good chance important rights were going to be
stomped on and acted quickly to fight that. That was
12+ years ago, when almost noone had any concept
of digital privacy and rights. Then there was this
whole thing called the .com revolution and now, and
while the EFF may not be mainstream it is far from
extremist.
\_ Anyone who does not support the Patriot Act is
an extremist. EFF does not support the Patriot Act.
Therefore EFF is extremist. Q.E.D.
\_ Nice strawman. |
| 2007/9/14 [Politics/Domestic/President/Bush] UID:48058 Activity:nil |
9/14 Hey, trust cue person, how do you tell the difference between these
and Bush's constant and inane use of catchphrases and sloganeering?
Are there any differences? |
| 2007/9/14 [Politics/Domestic/Crime, Reference/Military] UID:48059 Activity:nil |
9/12 CLEANSE.
\_ Sure, you can counteract the effects if you actually have
the time and discipline to do so, but how many have that?
Are you familiar with the studies correlating miles
driven with heart disease and obesity?
http://www.rand.org/news/press.04/09.27.html
\_ Where do you live? In some counties you can get a CCW without too
much trouble.
\_ What is CCW?
\_ Carry Concealed Weapon.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concealed_carry |
| 2007/9/14 [Politics/Domestic/President/Clinton] UID:48060 Activity:nil |
9/14 Does America Want a Clinton Monarchy? By Steven Stark http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2007/09/will_voters_embrace_a_clinton.html |
| 2007/9/14 [Uncategorized] UID:48061 Activity:nil |
9/12 CLEANSE.
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| 2007/9/14 [Politics/Domestic/Election] UID:48062 Activity:high 66%like:48063 |
9/14 How does she do this? (NSFW)
Yoga?
http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/6497/screenshotpm1.png
\_ She reminds me of the Fat Man bomb that was dropped on Nagasaki.
Incidentally, see the ASCII art below.
"Dean, I'm getting too big," sobbed Liz, "My breasts are gonna
pop out of my shirt soon." "I know I know...we are almost there."
reassured Dean. The elevator stopped and the pair got out, Liz
continuing to hold onto Dean's back like a little babe. They walked
down to her room and Liz handed her key to Dean. He quickly opened
the door and they both dove into the room. Slamming and locking it
behind them, Dean turned to look at Liz. Her breasts were
stretching the shirt to it's utmost limits now, the fabric
noticeably becoming more and more thin. Liz stood there watching
her chest inflate, not knowing what to do about it. She grabbed
herself again and tried to push in, but her tits were too sensitive
to the touch now. Every time she touched herself, she nearly came
in her shorts. Liz's shirt was so tight that Dean could she the
imprint around her front of the too small bra all around the
circumference of her bust. Liz just stood there with her hands near
her chest, wanting to hold them in, but knowing if she did it would
drive her crazy. "Dean...call the store!" Liz gasped. Dean stood
motionless as he noticed the second button beginning toquiver a
bit. Liz looked down just in time to see it pop off too,careening
around the room. Her breasts spilled out of her shirt a bit more
now, and modesty took over. She reached around and tried to block
Dean's view, but too much flesh was there, and it was still
growing. "Dean!" shouted Liz and Dean snapped out of his mammary
trance and grabbed the phone book. Liz took in short breaths now,
trying to expand her chest anymore then it already was. Soon, Dean
found the number and dialed the place up. "I feel it....I'm gonna
pop another one." gasped Liz and she shot her hand to her front to
try and hold her shirt together, but she was too late.
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Motd nuked, for great justice.
It was the only way to be sure. |
| 2007/9/14 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Troll] UID:48063 Activity:nil 66%like:48062 |
9/14 How does she do this? (NSFW)
http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/6497/screenshotpm1.png
Yoga?
\_ She reminds me of the Fat Man bomb that was dropped on Nagasaki.
Incidentally, see the ASCII art below.
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9/14
Motd nuked, for great justice.
It was the only way to be sure. |
| 2007/9/14 [Politics/Domestic/Election] UID:48064 Activity:nil |
9/14 Argentina museum displays Incan mummy - Yahoo! News:
http://www.csua.org/u/jiw
This mummy is creepy.
When Dean started to explain that he needed to make sure that his
friend understood everything that he needed, Liz gave up and
whispered, "I'm having a little trouble". Dean looked at her
quizzically, and then thought that she needed to go to the bathroom
and told her to hold it. She then gave up on trying to hide her
problem and stood up a bit straighter and gave Dean a quick look at
her "growing concerns." Instantly Dean told his friend good-bye and
started walking swiftly with Liz under his arm, she walking a
little hunched over to try and conceal her chest. Dean whispered,
"What are you doing? You trying to get me all excited with those
fake.. "They're not fake, Dean...something is happening to me...my
breasts are growing..I can actually feel them inflating. What's
going on? Wait.. What was in those pills I took?" Dean explained
the whole story to her as they tried to make it quickly across the
quad. Liz punched him in the arm when he told her about the pills,
telling him he should have warned her. Dean tried to plead his
case, but it didn't matter now. Liz's chest was near a D-cup now,
and she noticed that they seemed to be expanding faster as time
passed. She was almost walking with her back hunched at a 45 degree
angle now so that she didn't show any curves, looking rather
silly. Dean dove his hand into his pocket and retrieved the vial
again. He studied it, trying to find anything on it that might
help, and noticed some writing on the bottom of the cork. It read:
Ego Builders: Take one each night and triple your doubt. Find
happiness and all will be as it should. Dean thought carefully and
then realized what was happening: Liz must have doubted that her
chest attracted men and they were now tripling in size, but she had
taken 30 pills, so that meant... "Oh my god!" both Dean and Liz
said as they figured out the meaning. Liz started breathing heavy,
which wasn't helping conceal her chest. Dean could do nothing but
continue walking faster towards Liz's place. |
| 2007/9/14 [Recreation/Dating, Politics/Domestic/Election] UID:48065 Activity:nil |
9/14 Motd nuked, for great justice.
It was the only way to be sure.
But by the time they reached the door, they had blown up too much and were
too wide to fit through the door frame. Dean tried pressing themtogether,
his fingers almost disappearing into the inflating flesh, but all this did
was make Liz cum in her shorts. She gasped as the sensation passed
momentarily, but she weakened enough to beg Dean to do it again.Dean, more
centered on his task, stepped back and tried to come up with asolution, and
couldn't. He ushered her back to the middle of the small room and shut the
door before anyone noticed. Every step Liz took made her breasts sway and
the movement of the air on her enormous nipples started her up
again. Giving in to the intense waves of passion that were raping her
system, she grabbed her incredible tits and began massaging them all over,
sending waves of electricity through them and making her privates literally
oozefrom her hot juices. Dean grabbed the phone and told the woman that she
was stuck in her room and that they couldn't get out. The woman thought for
a second, then told Dean that for the pill to wear off, the person had to
experience the sheer joy, joy that only came from a cataclysmic orgasm. She
then thought that maybe if he tried to make her have one, her breasts would
revert back to
normal. She told him that the growth was happening underneath only one
layer of her skin and that they would pop painlessly once it happen,
letting her be normal again. |
| 2007/9/14-18 [Politics/Domestic] UID:48066 Activity:low |
9/14 10:00pm ABC 60min 2007
Whose Body Is It Anyway?! Health Care in America
A John Stossel report on health care weighs the pros and cons of the
U.S. system and others around the world, and looks at U.S.
innovations. Included: a segment on health care in Cuba, featuring
filmmaker Michael Moore, Miami-based Cuban activist Jose Carro and
George Utset, who runs an anti-Castro Web site. Also: Harvard Business
School professor Regina Herzlinger; and Canadian physician David
Gratzer, author of .The Cure: How Capitalism Can Save American Health
Care..
\_ John Stossel's reporting is almost all of the 'I am a complete
corporate tool' variety, but maybe I'll watch, thanks.
\_ Is there an equivalent term for 'I am a complete big government
tool?' |
| 2007/9/14-18 [Politics/Domestic/Election, Politics/Foreign/Asia/India] UID:48067 Activity:low |
9/14 Argentina museum displays Incan mummy - Yahoo! News:
http://www.csua.org/u/jiw
This mummy is creepy.
\_ All mummies are creepy.
\_ This one is more creepy than the Egyptian ones. She looks alive.
\_ I find the dried husk look more creepy. |
| 2007/9/14-15 [Uncategorized] UID:48068 Activity:kinda low |
9/14 As her ______ sag, so does her career (Demi Moore):
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20763645
\_ Did Demi Moore ever really have a career? She's done what? The
ghost movie thing with whoopie goldberg and what else anyone can
remember?
\_ Blame It On Rio. St. Elmo's Fire. |
| 2007/9/14-18 [Transportation/Airplane] UID:48069 Activity:low |
9/14 Rule 240 in airline: if an airline couldn't get you to your
destination on time, it was required to put you on a competitor's
flight if it would get you there faster than your original airline's
next flight. Airlines were even required to put you in first class
if that's all that was available. But then, deregulation happened
and no one wanted to follow Rule 240. It's just not profitable.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20696593
\_ Deregulation: proving Milton Friedman wrong for years.
\_ Corporate profit in 21st century: proving commoners will
always be bitter. -GWB
\_ On the other hand, most people can now afford to fly frequently.
\_ Which is bad because I'm sick and tired of being crammed
with dumbasses who smell or talk loudly on the cell phone.
\_ I'm willing to tolerate it if my airfare is 50% less.
\_ If you're rich enough to afford the old-style pricing, you're
rich enough to get into business or first class, you prole.
\_ With the introduction of "Economy Plus," expect that number to
drop. |
| 2007/9/14-22 [Politics/Domestic/California, Politics/Domestic/President/Bush] UID:48070 Activity:low |
9/14 Another radical leftist on Bush's economic policies:
http://www.csua.org/u/jj5
"Little value was placed on rigorous economic policy debate or the
weighing of long-term consequences," Greenspan writes of the Bush
administration.
Greenspan said he unsuccessfully urged the White House to veto
"out-of-control" spending bills while the Republicans controlled
Congress. Republicans "deserved" to lose control of Congress in last
year's election because they "swapped principle for power," he said.
\_ Who are you baiting? I don't recall anyone here being an ardent
proponent of high spending.
\_ There sure are (were?) a lot of pro-war pro-spending folks
posting a few years ago. Nice if they all had a change of heart.
\_ You're confusing pro-war with pro-spending. I was appalled
when Bush's first action in 2001 was to do an across the
board increase to every federal budget. I'm still anti-tax,
anti-spending. That has no relation to my opinions on the
war which is a foreign policy decision, not an economic or
political one (for me).
\_ You think the war is free?
\_ Don't strawman, of course it isn't. It also isn't a
"spending" decision as I explained.
\_ It's not a spending decision, it's just a decision
which requires spending! As much spending as all
our other decisions combined! Right!
\_ Snarky was cute in HS. If you have something
worth saying I'll gladly discuss it further with
you but if all you've got is snarky one liners in
response to my serious explanations then don't
bother. Snarky is no longer a successful debate
tactic at this stage of life.
\_ You don't have a serious point. "war is a
policy decision, not a spending one" is
tautological and meaningless. Whether to
embargo Cuba is a policy decision; whether
to go or war or not is a spending decision.
\_ Well, going to war without cutting anything
else is certainly an interesting spending
decision...
\_ Oh they cut things. Taxes for one.
\_ Well, duh... CUTTING TAXES INCREASES
REVENUES DIDN'TCHAKNOW
\_ No, it is not a "strawman" to point out that starting
wars costs money. It is kind of willfully blind to
pretend that it does not.
pretend that it does not. Would you support starting
a war that had a moderate foreign policy gain if it
cost $10T? $100T? Of course cost considers into the
decision. |
| 2007/9/14-18 [Uncategorized] UID:48071 Activity:kinda low |
9/14 psb was pretty hot a few years ago
http://video.tinypic.com/fullsize_video.php?v=2ez5qp0&width=640&height=530
\_ Which one is she?
\_ Psb is dark, handsome, square faced, and is very GQ. In short,
psb is classy, unlike these 2 skanks.
\_ and ambiguously gay.
\_ http://tinyurl.com/2ne9ew
\_ The requested URL /aAfkjfp01fo1i-32462/loc733/28512_ \
224322898_123_733lo.jpg was not found on this server.
\_ Is that a Mont Blanc pen?
http://home.lbl.gov/~psb/PSB_MISC/PSB-IMF.jpg
\_ The busty one is hot. But what do these two "Do I Look Like a
Slut?" chicks have to do with psb?
\_ Does this vid go anywhere? I mean, what's the point? Thank god I
fast-forwarded this, or I'd have to kick your ass for wasting my
five minutes.
\_ Here's the video you should have pointed to:
http://www.avclub.com/content/videocracy/2009 |
| 2007/9/14-18 [Industry/Jobs] UID:48072 Activity:low |
9/14 Hey Tom or whomightknow, how much does something like this:
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/sad/422348976.html pay ?
It says "commensurate w/ experience" but is cal really going
to pay 6 figures for this?
\_ It's an odd listing. It probably means they'll hire it as
PA III or PA IV depending on who they get in the pool. -tom
\_ They didn't really say they would pay market rates.
\_ Given they want experience as team lead and project management,
it will probably go as a pa3/4 as tom said but it is chock full
of low end crap like writing html and configuring apache. It
will very likely pay over 100k to the right person but not much
more. If the job itself sounds interesting to you, then go for
it and see what happens. At worst you'll waste some interview
time and won't take the job. Don't apply for UC jobs for the
money, there isn't any. -!tom but knows a bit about cal, also
\_ While I had not heard of this particular job opening, I doubt
it'll pay six figures. Also, this particular position will suck
out souls of lesser individuals. |
| 2007/9/14-22 [Politics/Domestic/Election, Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:48073 Activity:moderate |
9/14 So, exactly what did the surge accomplish again?
http://www.economist.com/opinion/displayStory.cfm?Story_ID=9804115
My feeling is that Republican just want to drag this until
2009 and blame Democrats for "loosing the war."
\_ It accomplished exactly what it was intended to accomplish:
it lined the pockets of the defence contractors, all who
donate to the GOP.
\_ Are you kidding? Most large companies donate to both
parties. It only makes sense to do so.
\_ Do you really think that defense contractos donate the
same amount to both parties? How about oil companies?
\_ Dunno if they donate the same amount or not, but I'm
quite sure they donate to both parties.
\_ Easy enough to look up:
http://www.csua.org/u/jk9
Big Oil: 3:1 Republican, 4:1 recently
http://www.csua.org/u/jka
Defence: 60:40 GOP, 2:1 lately
The latter actually surprised me a bit, I thought that
it would be more one sided.
\_ It used to be that the timeline for ending a war was "when we've
won". Now it seems like the timeline is "we haven't won and this
is really frustrating so let's just call it a day and go home and
pretend it never happened". The tactics, strategies, equipment,
man power levels, focus, and diplomatic efforts may all be wrong
and require a complete change of plan but retreating because we're
and re
Elsewhere in the programme, we meet glamour model Lucy Pinder, whose breasts hav\
e made her famous. With contracts to the Daily Star and Nuts magazine, Lucy has\
made a name for herself using her body quire a complete change of plan s got a b\
rain as well as a pair of The programme follows Lucy on a shoot for Nuts and he\
ars what life is like when you have some of the most famous breasts in the nation.
Also on Wednesday, model Jo talks about how her attitude towards her breasts cha\
nged dramatically after she had her baby, and Gemma explains what life is like w\
hen you have to spend up 800 a year on hiding an embarrassing nipple problem.
to boobs!Shebut retreating because we're
and but retreating because we're
"bored of this war and it's no fun!" is detrimental to our long
term standing in the world and our ability in the future for
generations to apply non-military pressure to accomplish our
national goals. No one follows a loser or a quitter. The war has
become so political that no one in DC seems to care about the
consequences anymore. It has become a faxed memo talking points
political item. How sad for all of us.
\_ The war was a mistake. If you make a mistake, the thing to do
is stop making it, not stubbornly keep doing it because you
are worried about pride and saving face. This whole thing has
already damaged our standing in the world. Talk about
consequences? What is your definition of "winning"?
\_ "The thing to do is stop making it": far too trivial an
answer. The answer is to finish what you started, not get
bored and go because it is annoying. We'll never win by
my definition. Our leaders (in both parties) are too gutless
to do what needs to be done. I read an interview with Powell
a few days ago where he said we should have shot a bunch of
looters on day one as a lesson to the rest. I'm with Powell.
\_ You still haven't answered the question as to what it
would mean for us to win.
\_ Win = defeat your enemies. In this case that would
mean closing the borders with Syria and Iraq to cut
off support and crushing groups such as the 'mahdi
army'. Once your enemies are defeated you can talk
about diplomatic solutions among the rational people
who remain. While these groups exist and still think
they can get more from fighting instead of talking
there can be no diplomatic solution to anything. War
is about breaking the will of your enemy to continue
fighting, which we haven't even *tried* to do yet.
That might get a bunch of folks into a tizzy and we
can't have folks in a tizzy, can we?
\_ Fighting it the way you want to fight it would require
many more men that the military has. I don't think
there is any way you are going to sell a draft,
especially at this point. And even if you could, I
don't think it would work, since it basically requires
breaking the Iraqi will to have an indepedent
government. It didn't work in Vietnam, why would it
work here? Iraq has a long history of defeating
colonial powers, you know.
\_ We're not colonizing, we're SETTING IT FREE!!!
Give me freedom or give me death! -Neocon
\_ How about choking to death on some Freedom
Fries?
\_ You CAN'T finish it. That's the fucking point.
\_ In your opinion. Fighting it like we have, you are
correct since we haven't been fighting, which includes
the surge in recent months.
\_ Whether Iraq should have been invaded or not is
neither here nor there. What people need to focus on
is the fact that we *are* there. Now what? Packing up
and going home is not a good solution, so what are the
other options?
\_ The only other option I can think of is to arm some
Saddam Hussein like strong man and let him kill as
many Kurds and Shi'ites as he needs to keep the
country together. Too bad we killed SH, eh?
\_ Then it is a good thing you're not making any
decisions.
\_ Yes, far better to listen to you and blow $1T,\
3k lost lives, 30k maimed and our credibility
\_ Yes, far better to listen to you and blow $1T,
3k lost lives, 30k maimed and our credibility
on a pointless invasion. I notice you haven't
been able to come up with any withdrawal strategy.
It is either the one I came up with or an out
and out civil war, which will be worse, and
just end up with the same kind of strongman
in the end anyway. Oh, and I warned that the
invasion of Iraq would most likely result in
a civil war there *before* the invasion. So yes,
it is a "good thing" that I am not making any
decisions.
\_ Stop focusing on the past. What's done is
done. Who cares about what you warned
against? So your withdrawal options are
what again? And what options are there
other than withdrawal, if any? Dems like
to say "I told you so". Fair enough. Now
they want to lead the country, so what's
the plan? Most of what I hear is BS that
panders to the "I told you so"'s in hopes
of getting elected. I'd like to hear some
real plans. So far my favorite is the
Biden-Gelb plan, which basically calls for
splitting Iraq up and guaranteeing the
Sunnis a share of oil profits. I think the
people who want our troops out of Iraq now
are thinking with their hearts and not
their minds.
\_ Actually, I think we should do the same
thing I suggested two years ago and it
starts with impeaching Bush and handing
him over to an International War Crimes
Tribunal. But I am sure you are not
interested in hearing it again, so I
won't bother. Any "solution" that doesn't
start out with hat in hand to the Iranians,
Turks, Syrians and Saudis is just a big
waste of time. You stilll are dreaming of
waste of time. You still are dreaming of
victory, when what you should be doing is
trying to cut your losses. Okay, I just
looked up the Biden-Gelb plan and it at
least recognizes the idea that the US needs
to engage Iraqi neighbors to have a hope
of a chance of success. But that chance that
Bush is going to effectively engage Iran is
nill. Maybe the next President will, though.
read the Biden-Gelb plan and I think it
focuses on the important points, which
are recognizing the inevitable need to
draw in and get the support from Iraq's
neighbors. I still think you are stuck
in fantasyland though.
nil. Maybe the next President will, though.
\_ Vote for Biden. People should stop
wasting their time with Hillary and
Obama. They are probably the 3rd and
4th best candidates the Dems have
but they have NAME RECOGNITION. The Dems
suck and I have low expectations for
the next President.
\_ Joe "never met a credit card company
I wouldn't fellate" Biden? Seriously,
Biden can't get the base. Without
primary voters, you can't get the
nom.
\_ I understand that, but I still
think he is the best man for
the job.
\_ I like Biden quite a bit, mostly just
from watching him at the debates, but
I don't think he has a chance. But
my candidate (Edwards) doesn't have
much of a chance either.
\_ Edwards leads the pack in Iowa.
Or, had for a while... It's neck
and neck, apparently.
\_ I don't think he has a chance
either and that's too bad. Why
is everyone all over Hillary? |
| 2007/9/14-22 [Politics/Domestic/Gay] UID:48074 Activity:nil |
9/14 Gay or straight? Improve your Gaydar by watching his walk:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20762841
\_ I think you are gay for making me look at videos of a guy's
ass. |
| 2007/9/14-15 [Uncategorized] UID:48075 Activity:nil |
9/14 Thanks for deleting a thread I was participating in, you fuck!
\_ You're welcome! -deleter |
| 2007/9/14-18 [Uncategorized] UID:48076 Activity:nil |
9/14 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20773657/site/newsweek ... as an Internet discussion grows longer (and more heated), it becomes more and more likely that someone or something will be compared to Hitler. \_ Uh, why did you quote that and not the blood and treasure thing which was the point of the article? \_ I find it amusing that Godwin's law has now been referenced in a mass-consumption newsweekly magazine. -dans |
| 2007/9/14-22 [Politics/Domestic/California, Politics/Domestic/Election] UID:48077 Activity:nil |
9/14 Paging AGONZALES :
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-ucilaw13sep13,0,5893599.story
[considering what LSUMMERS was booted for, as BDELONG says "Why does
MDRAKE still have a job?"
\_ Right Wing Political Correctness run amok.
\_ Political Correctness run amok.
\- speaking of LSUMMERS:
http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2007/09/unclear-on-the-.html
\- speaking of LSUMMERS and UC:
http://tinyurl.com/2kvadz |
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