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What would a broken computer have to do with eating delicious large shrimp?

I say a bigger moral of the story is that God doesn't love you... ...but i do... So I guess that cancels it out.

The one we're doing now is so much better.

And a comment from Michael Phelps, winner of 8 Gold Medals at the Beijing Games... Michael Phelps: Fuck you guys, I'm better than you!

Have you ever met a Jehovah's Witness? Not to be confused with Jenova. If only.

You're a very silly boy. Thank you.

This is my cat. He is very long.

I had a Sheltie that made it to 18 when we put her down. Healthiest dog ever up until that year. She wouldn't stop pooping everywhere, then she went blind and was miserable. I loved that dog...

I like to think that liberals are the new plague, infecting the planet with their nonsensical nonsense and ruining everything that is good. Oh no! Is there a cure, you ask? Yes, in fact! Oppose a liberal and save the world! McCain / Palin '08 Yeah, totally went there.

Famous last words. Anyway, my calendar ends on December 31st 2008, so I don't know what the fuck y'all are complaining about! ;-)

Did you guys ever play the prequel to it? Yeah, it’s called Left 4 Bread (L4B), and it’s all about the life of the main character whom is a baker. You control him as he makes his way around his town gathering items and ingredients. His name is Greg Jones and as you go through the game you get to learn a whole lot about his personal life and his family history. His father was a dentist and his mother was a secretary at a highly regarded law firm in the city. Since the father worked in their small town and the mother worked in the city, they rarely got to have family time together or have family meals. This drove Greg to want to be a baker so that he could provide delicious bread and treats to many families who spend time together. Greg is near sighted and wears a set of pretty hip glasses, which are usually juxtaposed to his very neat and crisp chefs shirt and pants. On one mission you get to go to the shoe store to buy him a new pair of shoes. The problem with this choice is that there are many types of shoes to choose from! You can pick anything from shoes that have really good grip on the floor of the kitchen so Greg doesn’t get injured (good choice since Greg doesn’t get insurance until his bakery really takes off and does well so in the beginning its good that he doesn’t get hurt) or flashy stylish shoes which are also good because Greg gets more compliments and it makes him happy (which makes his work better, but he can get injured! Uh-oh!) Choices, Choices! It’s pretty neat. I won’t spoil the ending for you, but let me say just this – it’s delicious!

Shampoo is better, I clean the hair no Conditioner is better i make the hair silky smooth.

I did it in 0 clicks. I'm that good.

Virgin Gorda, BVIs. We stay at a house on Mahoe Bay. Absolutely beautiful.

But what you are forgetting is that as Sin grows at an exponential rate, so too does the speed of our planet. 77 = 44 +33 So, as you see, we are doomed.

Or perhaps there aren't... dun dun dun I took some Tylenol PM a little while ago because I royally fucked up my elbow a few days ago and it's a pretty big ouchy, and I'm SPACING OUT HARDCORE. I bet that's how the planets feel...gettin' all spaced out and shit...

We are but a young race...perhaps we know not all the rules of astrophysics...indeed we may not indeed...

Are they over 9000? Anyway, I'm pretty sure the poleshift is George W. Bush's fault.

and that's why jupp-in-a scares the crap out of me

Maybe our weapons economy is stretched too far and too dependent on ungrateful overseas punk ass bitches, then. Perhaps it'd be a good thing for it to shrink and only supply people who appreciate it. *shrugs* PS: What did the USA supplying weapons have to do with her not getting a job? It's not like she'd be working at a weapons manufactoring plant.

Maybe we should just stopping supplying you, then. That's economics too, my friend. Prices are what people are willing to pay. Apparently yare defence secretary is well and willing to pay it.