Before I was deported, I took a bus down to the Southwest and we stopped at Albuquerque and they fully searched us. I was at ~10 different bus stops and that's the only one I got searched at. 2 AM tightwads.

We got to stop these Canadians from taking jobs from Americans...oh....wait a minute ...

only 1 and we ended up getting married...

Andy: Chaotic Good


I disagree, I believe Andy has many Lawful Good tendencies as well as some chaotic tendencies. I therefore believe he too is Neutral Good.

Andy was only Lawful Good when he was CM. Now that he has retired, definitely Chaotic Good.

I agree with you, but I doubt his current ...

this whole thread is sounding like an AA meeting gone wrong...

my two cents: I'm too lazy to type my own name (and it's right over there -> ) so call me FP... or Ishmael if you like, I don't care. I've been lurking in here for years, and may one day actually bother playing risk again some day, but ...

kinda the point of military writing... you hide what you actually intend at the end when the reader is too tired to comprehend it any more, then you can get away with shit...

You should look up the book "Sabriel" by Garth Nix. The main character is a necromancer that keeps the dead... dead.

It's true that we never meet Legolas in the book, but according to the timeline he was definitely around during that time. So I don't have any problem with that; it makes sense that he should have been in the book.
oh I agree, and said already that he was likely there... if the movie had gone ...

alright then... from the top

first off, Legolas never had a part in the Hobbit. The best that could be said is that he IS the son of Thranduil (the elven king of that area) so he was most likely present... but not once was he mentioned until he shows up at Elrond's place in LotR.

2nd, in a book ...

my biggest problem with the Hobbit was Legolas... I'd point out specifics, but I'd be here ranting longer than the movie took...

I can see why Phats wants a thread that can keep on track. You people are a bunch of idiots.
I think I'd rather be a fool in your eyes than someone of which you think highly.


--Andy

Foolishness is in the eye of the beholder.









And I'm the beholder. MY OPINION IS OBJECTIVE TRUTH

and ...

Anarkistsdream wrote:White people have to be good at something... Looks like it's playing in snow...

what did you expect from a genotype that arose in polar climes?

Having children is the greatest act of cruelty.

-TG
Luckily in one of many alternate universes, we aren't having them. But then in others, we are. Junk.


--Andy

"Having them" as in A Modest Proposal?
I'm sorry, but this made me laugh


The real concern is just sheer space. I mean, Star Trek ...

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who DIDN'T vote for me... because between me and my wife, we've got way too much crazy going on, and that would likely NOT help society (nor my ability to get a good night's sleep)

ManBungalow wrote:Was this a BBS trap thread?

I certainly had him in mind when I posted it so...

http://www.wired.com/opinion/2014/02/tech-shouldnt-built-free-markets-needs-based-exchanges/
have fun BBS

Yech... best of luck to you Ray. Cancer runs in both sides of my family (and killed my paternal line) so I know a little of what you're going through, and will likely know even better down the line, but I don't know anything about the specific treatments you're going through. All I can say is good ...

I think Cameron had a pretty good point in that he said the US is the world's #1 economy and has the #1 defense budget; the UK is the world's #8 economy and has the #4 defense budget.

In FP today it said the final level of the U.S. (active) army after the drawdown is finished is going to be 420 ...

Well we are a commonwealth country. What is a traditional fish and chips?

I have never been North of Manchester and Nottingham. We bought fish and chips, it was wrapped in wax paper printed to look like newspaper. No mushy peas.
recently took a trip to London, found a pub that had an absolutely ...

Thanks TeeGee:

My house shook and moved like a ship on the oceans. It's not like in the movies at all.

I thought that my house was literally going to break apart.
Yeah they are pretty horrible experiences.

I live/work on a major fault line so we get decent shakes every now and then, but last ...

there was actually one here near Naples Italy a couple of weeks ago... luckily it was north of us, otherwise Vesuvius would probably be an issue...

you know it's funny, but this is the only US base I've been on in the entire world that doesn't have a BK on it (and yes, the bases I went to in both Iraq and Afghanistan had BKs... well the main bases anyway)... any way you slice it though, BK, while preferable to McDonalds, is not on my list of ...

you know it's funny, but this is the only US base I've been on in the entire world that doesn't have a BK on it (and yes, the bases I went to in both Iraq and Afghanistan had BKs... well the main bases anyway)... any way you slice it though, BK, while preferable to McDonalds, is not on my list of ...

tough question, as I just got done with a trip around Europe and wanted to see so many things that I missed... I think I'd have to go with Paris, as I was only there a day and a half, and didn't see Versailles for starters, much less most of the rest of the cool things... heck, the Louvre is a 3 day ...

piers morgan... wasn't he the guy in green who died in like... 3 seconds on screen in flash gordon?

hmm.... I suppose that's why they have me shoot at man shaped dots on the paper...