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i want em with 12 topless chicks playing a never ending game of volleyball in my yard cmon...you all thought it, i just said it ;D
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LMAO!!! Lucky, that's like three times you've been OWNED this week already....LOL when you put up 44 posts a day, you are gonna get OWNED eventually
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xPUDDYTATx replied to [SoW] Lucky_Saint-'s topic in General Discussion
i got a better idea here. how bout instead of petitions or letters, aaron goes to court, pleads guilty by reason of mental defect, and takes responsibility for his actions. we live in a flawed society policed by a flawed system and run by a flawed government, but it is one which we created ourselves and this is no excuse for murder. did aaron give his abuser a chance to get a petition sparing his life? what gave aaron the authority to decide that this mans life should end? if he truly believes that what he did was the right course of action due to the circumstances, then he should take his case before a jury of his peers and let them decide if this was the right course of action. -
when i read the title "highest post" i thought it was just jrite at 4 in the mornin with his bong
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i own about 50 different guns. i have pistols, assault rifles, hunting rifles, and a few shotguns. i have been shooting since i was about 8, and hunting since i was 12. in 28 years of handling weapons, i have NEVER shot at or near another person, never considered killing someone, and have a long, spotless track record. i have taken hunter safety course, and i am a member of the NRA and the NAHC. so with that said, and without starting a long political discussion, could you please tell me why MY guns should be taken away? what have i done that warrants the removal of firearms from MY possession?
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HOME is actually useful for clan meetings.
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just an update here... so i had the security center virus. its the XP version of the vista guardian virus. as i said before, i ran malwarebytes and it was gone. then it came back a second time, and i got rid of it. 2 days ago, i got antivirus soft. it attached itself to EVERY exe. file in my computer. i couldnt even open solitaire. but for some reason, i could still use firefox to surf the web. any other file on my computer though led to an error prompt saying the exe. file was infected and the program could not run. this thing was nasty as hell. i opened the pc in safee mode, and i was able to run an avg scan, and a malware scan, but as soon as i went back to normal mode, within 30 seconds the virus was back. wanna know what i learned? it had attached itself to my desktop photo. as soon as my desktop opened, the virus was re-released. i deleted the picture from my pc in safe mode, ran all my scans in safe mode, then i opened XP normally and ran all my scans again immediatly. the virus itself seems to be gone now. one problem i have though...i can run firefox, and i can use xfire. they both work fine now. but IE will not conect to the internet. it says i have no connection. i also have rhapsody music player, and it too will not connect to the internet. it says it cannot detect a connection. i dont understand why some programs will work on the internet, while others cannot detect a connection now.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) The slashing, dazzling runs came less frequently. The yards didn't pile up as easily as in previous seasons. LaDainian Tomlinson was slowing down because of injuries and age, becoming less and less the face of the franchise as his role was reduced in a pass-happy offense. On Monday, he was released by the San Diego Chargers, a franchise he helped revive with a brilliant nine-year run in which he became one of the NFL's greatest running backs. The move had been expected for some time. Tomlinson, one of the most beloved athletes in San Diego sports history, got the word in a meeting with team president Dean Spanos. "I told him that in the 26 years that I've been in this business, it was probably the hardest thing I've had to do," Spanos told The Associated Press. "I'm not close to a lot of the players, but there's a handful that I've been close with, and he's probably the closest. It was really difficult to tell him. But out of respect, I wanted to tell him earlier rather than later." Tomlinson was due a $2 million roster bonus in early March, which all but guaranteed he would be cut loose. He still had two years left on his contract, which was reworked during a somewhat tumultuous period last offseason. L.T. wasn't immediately available for comment. He said after the Chargers' playoff loss to the New York Jets that he felt he could still play for a few more seasons. "He was one of the greatest players and people that I've ever had a chance to be around and he will be missed," outside linebacker Shawne Merriman said in an e-mail to the AP. General manager A.J. Smith called it "a tough day, a sad day for everybody in the organization. But it's always tough to part ways with great players who helped you win games. It's not a pleasant day, but we're working through it." Agent Tom Condon said he'll spend time at the forthcoming NFL combine in Indianapolis determining interest from other teams. "I think they did us a favor in terms of releasing him before we go to the combine. That part of it was positive," Condon told the AP. "L.T. during Super Bowl week had indicated it was time to move on, and they accommodated him. He's had a Hall of Fame run there as a Charger." Tomlinson, who turned 30 last summer, was injured early in the 2009 season and finished with 730 yards on 223 carries for an average of 3.3 yards per carry, all career lows. Condon doesn't think Tomlinson is finished. "It's one of those things with the very, very special players, like Emmitt Smith, Marcus Allen, guys like that," Condon said. "You can't predict what they're going to do. They seem to defy the odds. He keeps himself in tremendous condition. I think he feels like he can go forward for several more years." Tomlinson ranks eighth on the all-time rushing list with 12,490 yards. His 138 career rushing touchdowns rank second, and his 153 total touchdowns rank third. He was the NFL's MVP in 2006, when he set league single-season records with 31 touchdowns, including 28 rushing, and 186 points. Tomlinson won the NFL's rushing title in 2006 and '07. Perhaps his most memorable moment as a Charger came on Dec. 10, 2006, when he swept into the end zone late in a game against the Denver Broncos for his third touchdown of the afternoon to break Shaun Alexander's year-old record of 28 touchdowns. His linemen hoisted him onto their shoulders and carried him toward the sideline, with Tomlinson holding the ball high in his right hand and waving his left index finger, while the fans chanted "L.T.! L.T.!" and "MVP! MVP!" "He's just been a great player for us," Smith said. "Also, the character, integrity, work ethic, along with his talent, have been unbelievable. He's a Hall of Famer right now. He will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer." Coming off a 1-15 finish in 2000, and trying to dig out from the nightmarish Ryan Leaf years, the Chargers held the No. 1 overall pick in the 2001 draft. They sent that pick to the Atlanta Falcons on the day before the draft began for a package that included the fifth pick, which they used to select Tomlinson. The Falcons took Michael Vick with the top pick. FOX SPORTS POLL Would you want LT as your team's running back? Yes No Yes, but only as the No. 2 RB "When he came here in 2001, we were a struggling franchise," Spanos said. "It's clear that we are where we are today because of him. He truly has been the heart and soul of our team all these years, and just done an outstanding job and helped turn this franchise around into a winning franchise. It couldn't have been done without him." Spanos said he and Tomlinson expressed disappointment that the player never got a chance to win a Super Bowl title. "We came close but just never quite got there," Spanos said. The Chargers made five playoff appearances during Tomlinson's time here. They advanced to the AFC championship game following the 2007 season but lost to the New England Patriots. Tomlinson's squeaky-clean image took a hit during that AFC championship game. Forced out early with a knee injury, Tomlinson watched glumly from the sideline, huddled in a parka and his face hidden behind the tinted visor on his helmet. The Chargers gave an overly optimistic prognosis about his injury, announcing that he "can return," which caused fans and commentators to question his toughness. Tomlinson was always the most brutally honest employee in the Chargers' organization. When he sustained a groin injury in the 2008 regular-season finale, he was more forthright with the media about its severity, causing Smith to bristle. That groin injury sidelined Tomlinson in a divisional-round loss to Pittsburgh, the first time he missed a game due to injury in his pro career. He had been slowed earlier that season by a toe injury. He sprained his right ankle in the 2009 season opener against Oakland and missed the next two games. Spanos said Tomlinson "was very, very gracious and very respectful" during their meeting. "He had his typical smile. He was just as good as could be, as respectful as could be. Just really, like he is, first class."
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Why? Because he's using your trademark fingernail color? can you not keep just ONE secret dude?
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not buyin anything from a dude with painted fingernails >
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vista guardian pop-ups? that is a virus man, and you will love gettin rid of that. it just keeps poppin things up, and it wont let you log onto the interenet most of the time. you can DL an anti virus on another pc and then transfer the file via flash drive and install it to get rid of the virus though. AVG wouldnt catch it on my pc, but MALWAREBYTES ANTI-MALWARE took care of it fast and completely.
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if you havent seen it yet, goole the cop out red band trailer. this movie is gonna be great
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man rides on hood in his underwear
xPUDDYTATx replied to [SoW] Lucky_Saint-'s topic in General Discussion
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the story of STELLA is funny, agravating, and has been told over and over between so many people around this wonderful country...but it is also a prime example of how we as a people leave out lil pieces to every story to make it sound more interesting. did you know... 1. the resteraunt that she purchased the coffee in had been written up almost a dozen times for the coffee being TOO HOT. complaints from customers led to an investigation that uncovered a faulty thermostat on the coffee machine in the buisness. it did not heat water to a certain temperature, but would actually keep heating it to the point of boiling off some of the water in inside if it. 2. the temperature of the coffee served in that resteraunt made the plastic lids for the cups pliable, and not rigid enough to hold the lip of the cup. during investigation, employees of the chain often talked of how many times a day they had to clean up coffee spills due to people actually "smashing" coffe cups in their hands when the lid popped off. i guess the headline "woman sues resteraunt chain for serving coffee that is to hot and served in unreliable cups" just doesnt have the appeal that the common headline for this story does. just shows how we as a people really dont care to much for facts, only for a good story.
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U.S. Air Force building supercomputer from PS3s
xPUDDYTATx replied to Hellraiser's topic in General Discussion
the USAF opted for blinking red lights, cuz steady red rings were startin to be too common -
pants on the ground
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conan cannot be on another show until november, on any network. that was part of the buyout deal. on a side note, you can promise me anything, then give me 40 mil and take it away. im gonna go home smilin
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Help an author, help a child, help an industry.
xPUDDYTATx replied to TOW-19's topic in General Discussion
dude, can you be a bigger douchebag? TOW - thank you. been lookin for bday gifts for my best freinds twins. these were perfect!!! -
im confused. so...my boss tells me that they are gonna find another guy to do my job, in fact the guy that i replaced, and then they are gonna give me 30+ million dollars...AND i getta make fun of that guy and my employer for a week before i have to go? im not sure i see the problem here.
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flip her over and come in through the back door. you aint gotta see her ugly face, nothing bigger than lunch has ever come out that way, and you aint gotta worry bout bein a baby maker "in the end"
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hell yea, as long as your makin money
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definitley her best look. remined me of your boyfriend from college
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gay left a message. said he lost your number.
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single white male, 36 i like to read, travel, and experience new things. tall, handsome, athletic. healthy and mature. i like hiking in the mountains as well as a walk on the beach. i love a weekend in vegas as much as i love a night on the couch with a bottle of wine and a good movie. i love dogs, hate cats, on the fence with camels, altough i heard they can carry a lotta stuff. with the discovery of cyalis, im a god between the sheets. not looking for or selling anything, just like to talk about me.
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this whole thread is bullshit... chili let his mother in law move in two weeks ago. now he is bitching about an annoying female voice and shitty music in the background every time he turns his computer on.