Yep, we have to kill you now, because you'll probably never say anything as cool or quotable for the rest of your life.I knew that would end up here.
Yep, we have to kill you now, because you'll probably never say anything as cool or quotable for the rest of your life.
But zombies want GORE! GORE! and they will always vote for candidates with the most BRAAAAINS!
(Sorry, just couldn't help myself...moving right along now...)
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Originally Posted by Randwolf (post #75)
Ironically, deer kill even more - like 20,000 + (because of car accidents)...
”Originally posted by Captain Kremmen" (post#79)
That's terrible.
They shouldn't be allowed to drive at all!
Hmmm! that circular stapler sounds like the ticket.
Last time I tried to staple my hAemerrhoids back into (ahem!) place, I inadvertently stuck my thumbnail to my cloaca for a week.
The pain was mortifyingly surpassed by my embarrassment.
There's a week I'll never get back.
James R said:
When Bubba hits you with a pool cue because he disagrees with your analysis of Prospero's motivations, that's the point at which you'd be thinking that you shouldn't have mentiond The Tempest in the first place, I guess, and that it's really ALL YOUR FAULT. Right?
—To Wynn
Well, Joepistole said the Republicans were going for the zombie vote...:shrug:
The other day I thought Kremmie was a riot when he said this:
http://www.sciforums.com/showpost.php?p=2951300&postcount=17quadraphonics said:In general, when one encounters political positions that make no sense to one, yet nevertheless command widespread support from large segments of the electorate, it's best to approach the situation with a certain humility and attempt to figure out just what the hell is going on. Typically, you'll discover that there exists some alternative perspective from which these positions appear coherent and principled, and which you will need to account for and address if you are to have any hope of formulating any kind of effective political rhetoric in response.