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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Neubob on December 19, 2007, 10:42:30 PM
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See Rules #4, #5, #7
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Yep. I'm sick of the weaklings dictating. Your midol won't cut it.
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Go vote or something. ;)
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just depressed, arlo. hardcore depressed. Want the world to snap into some sort of recognition, but can't do it.
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**** the depressed.
:p
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I know it's a scientific fact that alcohol's a depressant but .... that vodka thing you showed me made for a rather pleasant experience. And, that Guitar Hero game rocks. :)
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Here, read this Neubob. It will make you feel better.
A Christmas Carol (http://www.stormfax.com/dickens.htm)
Les
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**** guitar hero. If these kids spent half the time learning to play a real musical instrument instead of some silly assed game they'd have a skill to enjoy the rest of their lives instead of a year or two.
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Welcome to the Party Neubob. There are very few people who understand it.
The inept write the laws. The incapable gain power to take money they haven't earned.
I can't picture it going on too much longer. Often have I considered how it will end. I sometimes joke about voting Democrat just to have a reason to start the revolution sooner. But part of me is serious.
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
Welcome to the Party Neubob. There are very few people who understand it.
The inept write the laws. The incapable gain power to take money they haven't earned.
I can't picture it going on too much longer. Often have I considered how it will end. I sometimes joke about voting Democrat just to have a reason to start the revolution sooner. But part of me is serious.
When the end comes it may be neither quick nor glamorous. Wish for it I would not.
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Originally posted by AKIron
**** guitar hero. If these kids spent half the time learning to play a real musical instrument instead of some silly assed game they'd have a skill to enjoy the rest of their lives instead of a year or two.
Damn, the holiday cheer must really be catching. LOL
Be glad your kids aren't sitting on their duffs playin' Final Fantasy 42 or sumpin'. ;)
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
Welcome to the Party Neubob. There are very few people who understand it.
The inept write the laws. The incapable gain power to take money they haven't earned.
I can't picture it going on too much longer. Often have I considered how it will end. I sometimes joke about voting Democrat just to have a reason to start the revolution sooner. But part of me is serious.
Lighten up, Timmy McVeigh. ;)
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Originally posted by Arlo
Damn, the holiday cheer must really be catching. LOL
Be glad your kids aren't sitting on their duffs playin' Final Fantasy 42 or sumpin'. ;)
My youngest is now 31.
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Originally posted by AKIron
When the end comes it may be neither quick nor glamorous. Wish for it I would not.
When you consider the worst sin that can be committed, even worse then murder, is taking something you have not earned, you would believe it worth it as well.
And being a student of History, I fully understand what is needed for a successful revolution.
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Originally posted by Arlo
I know it's a scientific fact that alcohol's a depressant but .... that vodka thing you showed me made for a rather pleasant experience. And, that Guitar Hero game rocks. :)
I just want everyone to be happy. And if not everyone, then as many as possible... Maybe vodka was a bad call before making this post, though.
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Originally posted by AKIron
My youngest is now 31.
And the grandkids? ;)
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A revolution in this country wouldn't be pretty or easy for anyone. There would likely be much death, suffering, and sorrow with no one spared.
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
And being a student of History, I fully understand what is needed for a successful revolution.
*Chuckle* Last month you were an engineering student excusing your lack of strong communication skills. ;)
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Originally posted by Neubob
Maybe vodka was a bad call before making this post, though.
Yep. This definitely sounds like a tequila rant.
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Originally posted by Arlo
*Chuckle* Last month you were an engineering student excusing your lack of strong communication skills. ;)
Yes. I've never taken any classes besides Engineering. Not even the mathematics, physics, chemistry prerequisites...
It's alright arlo. We don't judge you when you struggle.
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Originally posted by Arlo
And the grandkids? ;)
My oldest grandson. Almost completey deaf by the time he was two. Now with a cochlear implant, plays in a band. Yes, he needs a haircut.
(http://www.sidesconsulting.com/misc/Austin1.jpg)
and athletic
(http://www.sidesconsulting.com/misc/Austin2.jpg)
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Originally posted by rpm
Yep. This definitely sounds like a tequila rant.
A tequila rant from me would include a lot of gagging, hence my staunch adherence to the the 'little water' (vodka) derived demagoguery.
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Originally posted by Neubob
A tequila rant from me would include a lot of gagging, hence my staunch adherence to the the 'little water' (vodka) derived demagoguery.
In Vino Veritas.
You know you're right. You just think that you shouldn't feel that way.
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
Yes. I've never taken any classes besides Engineering. Not even the mathematics, physics, chemistry prerequisites...
I'm sorry, LS, taking the minimum required history courses to get to your E degree does not a history guru make. But don't feel bad, though. Vic Hansen has a PhD in it and all he can do is try to use it to push agenda.
Nice try, though. :aok
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Originally posted by AKIron
My oldest grandson. Almost completey deaf by the time he was two. Now with a cochlear implant, plays in a band. Yes, he needs a haircut.
and athletic
Good lookin' kid. Seems the chicks dig him. Bet he would throw away Guitar Hero III for Xmas. ;)
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
In Vino Veritas.
"You haven't drunk too much wine if you can still lie on the floor without holding on." - Dean Martin
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Originally posted by Arlo
Good lookin' kid. Seems the chicks dig him. Bet he would throw away Guitar Hero III for Xmas. ;)
I think he is popular but those in the pic are his mother and aunts.
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Originally posted by AKIron
I think he is popular but those in the pic are his mother and aunts.
Whoops .... well. Givin' credit. :cool:
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Originally posted by Neubob
See Rules #4, #5, #7
Darts? DARTS?!
You're alright. No matter what anybody says. :D
(I likes mah french fried ... errr ... I mean .... darts.)
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Originally posted by Neubob
See Rules #4, #5, #7
I thought of some Vietnam Vets' that were living under a Freeway overpass, when you said that.
I'd hazard to say, Nuebob, that with all the people just in America, what is it, over 300 million now?...You're bound to have some that can't seem to make it by, no matter what. Just statistics, and the law of averages', I suppose. Crap, If you listed all of the things that could befall someone to lead them to financial and social ruin, the list is kinda long. Guys' lose everything, even their Drivers' license, In a divorce, because alimony+child support is so high. It makes you wonder about what you gotta do to avoid it.
I'll admit there's plenty of people who ruin themselves. They get hooked on drugs like Crack, Heroin, Crystal Meth, they just can't control their drinking, things' like that. There's also those that take risky financial gambles', like putting up they're house against a loan to start a business that fails, or over-extend they're credit on other things. Maybe they hook up with someone who takes everything they have, and dump them, and they think all the time they're in "love"...I dunno, there's a long list of stupidity that leads' to ruin. But keep in mind, Things can suddenly take a turn for the worse, and people lose everything, No matter how hard they work.
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Originally posted by FrodeMk3
I thought of some Vietnam Vets' that were living under a Freeway overpass, when you said that.
I'd hazard to say, Nuebob, that with all the people just in America, what is it, over 300 million now?...You're bound to have some that can't seem to make it by, no matter what. Just statistics, and the law of averages', I suppose. Crap, If you listed all of the things that could befall someone to lead them to financial and social ruin, the list is kinda long. Guys' lose everything, even their Drivers' license, In a divorce, because alimony+child support is so high. It makes you wonder about what you gotta do to avoid it.
I'll admit there's plenty of people who ruin themselves. They get hooked on drugs like Crack, Heroin, Crystal Meth, they just can't control their drinking, things' like that. There's also those that take risky financial gambles', like putting up they're house against a loan to start a business that fails, or over-extend they're credit on other things. Maybe they hook up with someone who takes everything they have, and dump them, and they think all the time they're in "love"...I dunno, there's a long list of stupidity that leads' to ruin. But keep in mind, Things can suddenly take a turn for the worse, and people lose everything, No matter how hard they work.
Good post. Balance is admirable. :)
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Originally posted by FrodeMk3
I thought of some Vietnam Vets' that were living under a Freeway overpass, when you said that.
I'd hazard to say, Nuebob, that with all the people just in America, what is it, over 300 million now?...You're bound to have some that can't seem to make it by, no matter what. Just statistics, and the law of averages', I suppose. Crap, If you listed all of the things that could befall someone to lead them to financial and social ruin, the list is kinda long. Guys' lose everything, even their Drivers' license, In a divorce, because alimony+child support is so high. It makes you wonder about what you gotta do to avoid it.
I'll admit there's plenty of people who ruin themselves. They get hooked on drugs like Crack, Heroin, Crystal Meth, they just can't control their drinking, things' like that. There's also those that take risky financial gambles', like putting up they're house against a loan to start a business that fails, or over-extend they're credit on other things. Maybe they hook up with someone who takes everything they have, and dump them, and they think all the time they're in "love"...I dunno, there's a long list of stupidity that leads' to ruin. But keep in mind, Things can suddenly take a turn for the worse, and people lose everything, No matter how hard they work.
I have nothing but sympathy for those few that are legitimately ****ed, used up and discarded by the system. I think that charity is a wonderful human instinct, and worthy of continuation.
My true gripe is with those that rise the system into chronic mediocrity, having never suffered, risked, sweated or wanted for something greater.
And Arlo, I changed it to cards. As much as I sometimes want to be british, I have to be realistic
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Originally posted by FrodeMk3
I thought of some Vietnam Vets' that were living under a Freeway overpass, when you said that.
I'd hazard to say, Nuebob, that with all the people just in America, what is it, over 300 million now?...You're bound to have some that can't seem to make it by, no matter what. Just statistics, and the law of averages', I suppose. Crap, If you listed all of the things that could befall someone to lead them to financial and social ruin, the list is kinda long. Guys' lose everything, even their Drivers' license, In a divorce, because alimony+child support is so high. It makes you wonder about what you gotta do to avoid it.
I'll admit there's plenty of people who ruin themselves. They get hooked on drugs like Crack, Heroin, Crystal Meth, they just can't control their drinking, things' like that. There's also those that take risky financial gambles', like putting up they're house against a loan to start a business that fails, or over-extend they're credit on other things. Maybe they hook up with someone who takes everything they have, and dump them, and they think all the time they're in "love"...I dunno, there's a long list of stupidity that leads' to ruin. But keep in mind, Things can suddenly take a turn for the worse, and people lose everything, No matter how hard they work.
The problem isn't people getting burned. It's people who refuse to apply the cold pack.
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Originally posted by Neubob
And Arlo, I changed it to cards. As much as I sometimes want to be british, I have to be realistic
Cards?! Where's your sense of adventure? Booze .... throwing pointy stuff. Showing off scars. ;)
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Originally posted by Neubob
I have nothing but sympathy for those few that are legitimately ****ed, used up and discarded by the system. I think that charity is a wonderful human instinct, and worthy of continuation.
My true gripe is with those that rise the system into chronic mediocrity, having never suffered, risked, sweated or wanted for something greater.
And Arlo, I changed it to cards. As much as I sometimes want to be british, I have to be realistic
I see your point there, Nuebob-Only this time, I thought of the SS# stealing, Under-the-table working, taking advantage of every Taxpayer-funded program that they leech off of, type of person. They usually have two houses-one somewhere up north of the Rio Grande, and the La Casa in Sonora, or Michuoacan...And I realize that the first SS check they got with someone else's card probably payed the coyote's fees' to get them up here. And they talk about it to their friends, right in front of us, and they laugh about it, because they know that not very many of us speak spanish, And we can't understand them.
In that context, I could fully understand your first post.
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Originally posted by Neubob
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Good man! After the holidays I may hafta fly around and visit. Have darts, will travel. :)
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LOL. :D Don't worry. Last time I managed to trade darts in body parts was a long time back. :cool:
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I admire your spirit nuebob. A better rant can not be had anywhere else online.:aok