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Calbeck wrote:Everyone should have at least one screaming groupie in their life. -:D

Why stop with one?

oh, and for anyone who missed the "Hitting It With The Moon" reference...
http://www.stanford.edu/~scodary/tkam.htm

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detrius wrote:Any idea what is written on those little cards?

MONKEY RAISINS OF THE WORLD UNITE!!!

Grumpywolfhound wrote:*Kryptonite*
wouldn't want to upset mr troll with my mis-spelling of a fictional element...

What is really needed is a way to give people a case of TLP over an internet connection.

StrangeWulf13 wrote:Easy. Flog 'em, hang 'em on a cross, then stab a spear into them. If they get up three days later, start apologizing fast.

Then hit them....with the Moon! Because everyone knows the only way to kill a super-troll is by hitting it with The Moon.

A roller coaster ride that will open your eyes to the problems facing America. If they keep this level of quality, Purloined Letter will be a force to be reckoned with.

Arrr! Pirates be kickass!!!

Narnian wrote:

IronFox wrote:

Sharuuk wrote:I think it'd pretty well open in every Red State theatre. 'Specially along the Red Border States.

S'aaruuk

Technically, along the southern boreder, there's no such thing as a blue border state.

New Mexico.

I thought they were Red.

Narnian wrote:
Ain't English fun!

You mean french cognates in english language?

I don't mean to be pedantic or anything, but it shoulda been spelt "Marquee". The way you spelt it would be referring to a member of French nobility, or the infamous Marquis deSade.

Sharuuk wrote:I think it'd pretty well open in every Red State theatre. 'Specially along the Red Border States.

S'aaruuk

Technically, along the southern boreder, there's no such thing as a blue border state.

So I suppose this might be the place to ask who those odd space-folk at the end were... :-? They're characters from Mystery Science Theater 3000. The basic premise of the show was this scientist took this one guy, put him in a space station, and forced him to watch bad (and I mean BAAAAD) movies to...

For all you FireFox users out there:
http://www.firefoxflicks.com/flick/inde ... 42&c=false
Muahahaha

On another note, am I the only one who would think it absolutely awesome if someone took the concept for the old LeMat Revolvers and re-worked them to be more ergonomic for today's market? COOOOL!!! Somebody else who knows what a LeMat is!!! :D Actually, my version would be based on the Century Arm...

And good lord the Steyr AMR 15.2mm, I usually don't think there is such a thing as overkill but my lord..... :roll: Oh please... If you're leaving scorch marks, you need a bigger gun. a)I should also mention at this point that the 15mm round is a flechette. For those of you who don't know what that...

Technically, the Barret Light Fifty and the McMillan's are classified as anti-materiel rifles, typically used to disable vehicles, missiles, etc. But that's nothing. Steyr, an Austrian company, has a 6'6" anti-materiel rifle called the AMR that's chambered for a unique 15 mm round.

my problem is that things are so polarized out here in Santa Cruz that I need some place to get things off of my chest out here (lest I alienate meself from others out here), and these particular boards are good sounding boards, I think.

and I as well. You've got my guns covering you, palie.

Calbeck wrote:

Mjolnir wrote:And here I thought it was the same as bacon grease.

- Mjolnir

It's BACOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!

eeeeeeevil bacon...