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If you are smoking, we will assume you are on fire and take appropriate action...

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grh;755540 wrote: Just between you and me do you find yourself driving down the road, playing drums on the steering wheel and singing under your breath...

bama mama borama...fi fie forama...borama:guitarist

Guilty...:yh_dance

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<t>He does have a lot similarities with Hillary save one... he's not married to Bill and that's always a plus. The Clinton administration had a chance to be very progressive but somehow managed to **** away their mandate and political capital while driving America to elect a Republican controlled co...

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<r>beffie;753267 wrote: Oh and by the way, GO OBAMA GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <E>:D</E> <EMOJI seq="1f444" tseq="1f444">:lips:</EMOJI> Couldn't have said better! Obama is the first politician in memory that I haven't felt cynical about. Ron Paul too...

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<t>Yeah this area is southern California’s answer to the movie Deliverance. Found on the way to Vegas from LA and Orange counties, one is ok to stop there for gas or food as long as they don't venture too far from the 15 Freeway. The area is a blight of crystal meth abuse and associated c...

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<t>â€œWeâ€™re just worried that, should Hillary stunningly be knocked out of the Democratic race early, a lot of Seanâ€™s loyal listeners, no longer concerned about the specter of Hillary, will go back to focusing on American Idol, auto racing, and Carrie Underwood,â€ the source concluded. <br...

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<t>I tried clicking on the link, but it was broken. As for companies doing business with the Nazis I'd hardly call that hidden knowledge, it's just not advertised. And as for not being out in the open I'd say it's out in the open as much as any bit of history. Like a lot of history, it's ...

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Even though I don't support Ron Paul, it's good to someone stepping out of the box politically. I would love to see a break from the two party system in the US.

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84' Toyota Supra

I was doing 95 south on the 5 at about one in the morning when I threw a rod. Destroyed the engine. Broke my heart. I loved that car.

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Man, that's hard (the videos that is). I was a transit driver for six years and I've seen a lot dumb @$$ stuff.

Everyone do everyone else a favor, and cool out there. Especially with New Years coming up.

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<t>I've been privileged to visit the UK three times in my life, and as a child (age 10) I lived there for two years. The British in my opinion are typically the most gracious and congenial people I've come across. I even prefer them to my own countrymen, but then there are times I think t...

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<t>I agree with mikeinie. We're not there yet but that eventuality seems certain. Hold on, it's going to be very bumpy ride over the next ten years. We can't continue to spend at the rate that we have in the past, individually or nationally, and that spending is all that's been keeping th...

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Like CARLA, I am also from Southern California. Fullerton, Orange County to be exact.

California is the most ethnically diverse state in the Union, we have the better cheese than Wisconsin (because we have happier cows), and I'm not shoveling snow on Christmas morning.

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Absolutely beautiful. You live in a very beautiful area Neffy.

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WITHOUT giving away anything (too late) I really recommend this movie. It will pull at your heart strings. I like to compare it to Cast Away meets Dawn of the Dead.

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<t>I almost became a Mormon to marry a young lady once. It was right after high school. When we started our relationship she was Catholic like me. The best school that she applied to and accepted her with a scholarship was BYU. Our plan was for me to join the Air Force Reserve and work it...

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<t>If my wife discovered she was gay I would be taken aback. Not hurt or betrayed but just taken aback. In any relationship there's emotional inertia and it would take me a moment to get over the WTF moment. I wouldn't hate her or love her less. Granted I do believe that our relationship ...

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<t>I'd like to think I've got a guardian angel. There have been times when I've been luckier than I should have been (avoiding accidents and such). I've even named her Penny, as in lucky penny. Eventually I'd like to get her painted on the back of my leather jacket in WWII style pin up.</t>

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Bravo! :yh_clap

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<t>Patsy Warnick;741381 wrote: PS - Patrick are you from Seattle area? Nope, Southern California. I just remember that every kid with a guitar and a flannel shirt was heading up there after graduation. :guitarist I did live in Portland for a while though.</t>

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<t>I'm not okay with it. But that's just me. I'm not the one who makes that call. I'm just the one who votes every time there's an election. Today the CIA is waterboarding terrorists. Tomorrow the cops are waterboarding bank robbers to find out where they stashed the money. Thi...

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That is a cool statue. It looks like Jesus is trying to give Rio a big hug. :yh_hugs

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I never try to get out jury duty, but if I get the notice during school I get it deferred till summer vacation.

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In 92' it was Nine Inch Nails, Nirvana, Seattle, and plaid flannel shirts tied around your waist with leather motorcycle jackets, doc martins, ripped blue jeans with thermals underneath.

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<t>I graduated in 92'. I hung out with a lot of groups. I had a weird high school. The "popular kids", ie the kids with money or into sports, weren't really popular with anyone but the other "popular" kids. The other 90% of us didn't really care about them. I hung out with skaters, angst ...

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Yep. The wife made sell my Yamaha like 10 years ago

Now I'll be pedaling. I figure a little exercise never hurt anyone.

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Getting an A on my Econ final next week...

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I've got a gold fish bowl filled with ticket stubs from every movie I've been to for the last 20 years. Every so often I'll fish through and remember a date or a good time shared with a friend at a particular movie.

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LOL Charming:p

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<t>Hi everyone. It's been a while since I've been around. School's been crazy. Next semester my schedule will allow me to ride a bike to school and so I'm thinking about getting one to save on gas and get some exercise. My problem is I don't know jack about bikes. Basically I n...

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This is why I don't fly unless I have too. From flight delays, to overbooking, to flight attendants who think they've got SS lightning bolts on their collars since 9-11, flying is for the birds (pun intended).

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1939-1944... As a history student planing to write my thesis on global economics of this time and their effect on WWII this would prove invaluable.

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What's with this show hiring psychos to head chef? First Gordon Ramsay, and now this guy. I don't think the producers will be happy till somebody freaks out and attacks the head chef... lots of sharp objects in a kitchen...

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<t>I do agree that owning an animal as a status symbol (mascot, private zoo, Fred Thompson's trophey wife) is abhorrent, as is forcing animals to fight or perform for our pleasure. Our family does not do circuses with animals, and we don't let our sons watch pokemon -which is a show about people who...

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<t>Yep. His name was Senior Airman Ladyman. He was one of the Basic Training Instructors I met at Lackland AFB. You'd think with a name like "Ladyman" he'd be filled with all sorts of mirth. Not this guy though. Fifteen years later I think I still have a red mark where the brim of his Smo...

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Welcome. As a fairly new person myself I can attest that these folks are A OK.

It's all something like a internet Callahan's Crosstime Saloon of sorts.

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<t>There's a derivative of "What comes around goes around" that I think is more apropos. It's a quote from a short live Sci-fi television show Firefly. "Wheel never stops turning, Badger." "That only matters to the people on the rim." - Mal and Badger And basi...

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<t>Nice. This reminds me of one of my favorite labels. The claymore mine is an ambush weapon designed to be detonated towards an approaching enemy from a fixed position. The mine itself has a definite curve to it so as to achieve a maximum kill arc, and so it is very intuitive which side ...

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<t>London A bank card attached to an account with a Â£500,000 balance An American Express card A recommendation for the best hotel in London And 7 tailored suits And Iâ€™d bring Drew Barrymore (Shhhh! Donâ€™t tell my wife.) It would b...

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<t>Like you said she doesn't love you. Why would want to be with someone who doesn't love you. There are 6 billion people in the world. Half of those are women. Let’s say a sixth of those are within your age range and aren't hooked up already. That's 500 million women to run after (a cons...

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OMFG. Can't... Stop... Laughing... Somebody... Call... A... Doctor! :yh_rotfl

"I wanna roll with the gangstas

But so far they all think I'm too

White and nerdy"

~ Weird Al

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<t>If I was a gambler I'd bet on Fred getting the nomination. Red Staters love this back woodsy crap... "Well I speak with a slow drawl, and I got this porch swing and a bag of clever parables and colloquialisms... I'm just your friendly grandpa..." Damn! You think the south won the Civil...

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Joan Jett

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If you think I'm crazy you should the people they got me locked up with!:D

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<t>magenta flame;681595 wrote: My point being you don't deliberately burn a kids mouth and then sit back and laugh about it while he goes and gets refreshments. Of course you would take cultural aspects into it (I thought that was a given) It is not evident in that video though is it. Lis...

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Get the admin. If you have to and if you can afford it only communicate with this mouth breather through a lawyer. Don't give him the satisfaction of hearing you upset.

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Yeah... If this guys becomes President we are FOD in a big way. I don't wan't to put up with four more years of this kind of crap.

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<t>magenta flame;681485 wrote: Having a child eat hot sauces or peppers or ground pepper is considered in most western countries a form of child abuse and is considered and is usually found under 'poisoning' and 'burning'. It's also been found as a means of corporal punishment in some instances and ...

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I think I tore something laughing at those... Thanx RG!

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Actually, what's not funny is a government using the fear of terrorism to wrest away civil liberties. I think that's the very dry and dark point of the comic.

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