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lol All of my grandparents had their first kid and got married at the age of 18, and I can tell you right now that no 18 year old is ready to raise a child properly; regardless of time period.

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I've never even played any of these "next gen" systems. The only console that I ever had fun playing was N64. I remember when it first came out, the 4 player aspect blew my mind.

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"But I poop from there" "Not right now you don't"

"LSD, 100 micrograms I.M." - Aldous Huxley's last words

OMG that has been the funniest shit I've seen in a while

Dexter's Lab was the greatest.

I watched Clarissa Explains it All....

fixed, that is why this discussion is here, and not in the politics section. Nothing to see here, move along.

*edit ^^Damn you Italian posting while I'm still typing. I knew I should of gone to typing school^^ You honestly have no clue how to hold a proper debate works. YOU provide hard evidence for your stance. and after reading WE provide our rebuttal with hard evidence of our own. Don't get into a pissy fit because you posted some jibberish that you want to tell us about and get pissed because your lazy ass didn't feel like supporting your own arguments. So lets get this rolling. Your "Fat Tax" as it is "quoted" in your "article" is "quoted" because it is not a "tax" after all but a new state program. The program is designed to cut down on obesity within the state government. Seeing how most state employees are over paid and given ridiculously good benefit programs compared to their quality of work; I'd be glad to see them get into shape so that they don't bleed the taxpayer provided medicare program with their 3rd heart surgery because they don't know how to say NO after the 5th Big Mac. Your second link of "hard evidence" comes from a 2 month old forum post who's only link on the subject was to Wikipedia... The article on Rainfall Tax, is about a town in Kentucky called Lexington. First of all I know what your saying, "If it can happen in Lexington, then by god it could happen ANYWHERE!", but don't worry there is good news. The tax was passed because Lexington has been fined repeatedly and being forced by the EPA to clean up its water supply. Now if only we could disband that pesky EPA from keeping our water so clean and delicious. Ha Onto Toilet Paper Tax. Oh goody a 3 paragraph comment in a low key politics blog, how informal. I've taken the liberty to actually read the article the article posted within the blog you linked. Seems like an Oregon Rep made a tax proposal, it obviously is Obama's fault for Oregon being so liberal. Anyways the tax is used to offset costs in water treatment, particularly from paper in waste water. I really don't know much to say because the article in the blog provides no links to REAL news sources, it is just bashing the tax because it is a tax and is providing no pros or cons on the situation. Please use a news source next time and don't waste our time with forum and blog postings.

no i'm just curious. From seeing the responses from those of different age groups and geological locations, it makes me wonder if this pattern and others like that can be found in developing minds or locked in collective subconsciouses. See even the English man below me has

My mother's side of the family are of Hungarian descent that moved to Germany in the 1930's. My Great Grand father was a member of the SS, I don't beleive he was a grunt but worked in supply. My Grand Mother was in the Hitler Youth for most of her time in Germany. I also had a few Great Uncles that where either in the SS or Wehrmacht. They were all Nazi sympathizers and needless to say, had to flee the country once Hitler was killed. Soviet troops killed most of the males on that side of the family; my Grandmother and a few other family members sneaked through US controlled Germany and stowawayed on a boat to the US. I don't know to much about the other side of my family's involvement in Europe, because they immigrated here shortly after WWI. I do know that I had some relatives that fought for Austria-Hungary though in the war.

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