I'm gonna tie 2x mouses together & use them as office nun-chucks!!! I swear I had this stupid ass paranoid dumbass MOFO project manager I had to work with & kient was staring me down. Stupid ppl like him deserved to get wooped!
WTF!!! Surfer just posted the link to this over on the great baseball video and minutes later Glumbert posted it ...could this mean ..surfer and Glumbert are one in the same?
Hey C, did yo notice at 1:09 in this vid you've linked, that the man in black pulled something out of his waist area, then hit him with it? A knife maybe? Whatever it was it took him out!
I salute for you having the courage, wisdom and sensibility to give this young man a chance to repair the damage done by this current crop of treasonous thieves, liars and charlatans, of the past 8 years.
I'm only happy to see you all march into history, within my own lifetime.
Sorry canuck, but the Democratic party is inherently undemocratic if they refuse to count Michigan and Florida votes as equal to a person. They have only counted each vote as only 1/2 of a vote and stripped the delegates in half.
I'm going to be in Denver late July/early August to protest Comrade Obama's illegitimate nomination. HILLARY HAS WON THE POPULAR VOTE AND THE POPULAR WILL IF THE MICHIGAN AND FLORIDA VOTES ARE COMPLETELY COUNTED.
It's these MOVEON democrats and the crazy radicals that want to see Obama the nominee. Howard Dean and those crazies will never shut up.
In addition it is the Republican interest to nominate Obama because McCain has a clear shot of the Prez'dency!
I will go ahead and call the election of 2008 and the 44th president to be John McCain.
I have so many mixed feelings on this election. I like Ron Paul, but feel he has no chance, I like McCain the man, yet feel it would be more Bush BS, I like Obama, yet dreadfully fear what he means by "change"....
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It was a spell back, when we were standing in line at the subway kiosk on a hot, sweaty summer day, and some potato-head was holding up the show arguing with the transit attendant whom he said owed him a lousy fifty cents change.
Oh mah gawds, I almost pulled a Bernard Goetz on that penny-pinching, clueless maggot.
Thank heaven I had some spare cubes of LSD with me.
I once beheaded a man in public for asking directions :)
Miter congrats for being here 1 year, i think glumbert should reward you by highlighting your name in gold , or maybe start with silver then every year it can change
LOL not quite sure being here one year is something to be congratulated about...but thanx anyway...
C, I do remember your kiosk story (bet there are more :)
My story is weak, many years ago I got mad at work (when I had a real job) and punched a hole in the wall, the boss said fix it or pay for it, I turned it into a second doorway entrance into the manufacturing area I worked in...like I said weak...
We tried to recreate the thermite (thermic?) reaction after talking our chem teacher into giving us the right chemicals. Stuff blew up slowly (caught fire)
Oh... THAT kind of blowing up. Right... much the same as yours I guess Miter. Got pissed off at work and punched a door whilst storming out of a meeting. I'd been blamed for the loss of a client I had never even met or worked on.
I was sheepish the next day but also got an apology. I had to pay for the door though, which I happily did as I got on well with the boss. We agreed not to discuss stuff like this after being in the pub for 3 hours at lunch
Re the vid - I have never worked in an office that needed cctv installed like this place
Yessiree, nothing like a highly exothermic reaction to get things going! I was making a new batch of reactive chems just yesterday...can't wait to test em this weekend! Badda bing badda BOOOOOM!
I got angry at a mini computer once. I punched the front cover so hard it stopped running. The $40,000.00 machine was never the same, kept stopping, and was heat sensitive.
Fortunately it was test machine anyway. I was glad when it was hauled out of the lab though.
My co-workers are spying on me. What would you do if they were monitoring you at work constantly? Isn't that unlawful to be messing with other peoples privacy?
best why to find out is, take off all your stuff, less underwear, so you don't get busted, and see what happens, Oh and make sure you vid the whole thing; LOL
I agree with you 100% on the Michigan and Florida issue but disagree with you on the Woman as President thing. I think this country is ready to be run by a woman, just not that woman.
You seem to forget that Michigan and Florida broke the rules by voting to early. They were told they wouldn't be seated if that did that... and did it anyway. Obama was following the orders of his party when he was told to remove his name from the ballot (because the vote wouldn't count). Not only did he do that... Hillary out of her own ego refused to do what she was asked to do... which proves she does not have the interest of the party at heart. If she did... she would have followed as she was asked to do.
Michigan and Florida did not abide by the rules. Not left wing conspiracy in that. They just didn't. So they're being penalized. The 1/2 vote is fair because really nobody should have received ANY vote.
So go protest... it's your constitutional right... but what you should be protesting is Michigan and Florida's gross misconduct and blatant disregard for system that they held onto so tightly in 2000.
Hillary herself said that Florida and Michigan should not be counted. Again I say... HILLARY SAID THEY SHOULD NOT BE COUNTED BECAUSE THEY BROKE THE RULES.
My how that tune changed when she needed those votes to bring her up. Had Obama been behind, they would have sneered at him... and no way would he have even been given a split. Clinton would have bashed him for even suggesting it. But you know what? I don't think he would have wanted it anyway... He's too classy for that.
FACT: Primaries are never decided by popular vote. That's not their purpose... and Hillary herself agrees with that one.
Only delegates decide. Duh!
So go protest... but how about protesting the fact that the DNC needs a new way to elect a nominee. Can't stand the Republicans... but they have a good system. Winner takes all... not this splitting delegates by state, depending on the counties they've one.
Plus... (...and I'm really going to get it from my fellow sisters for this)
I don't think a woman President is a good idea. We are too moody and emotional. I think some of that came through in her debates. Too defensive and quick off the start.
1) South Carolina, Tennessee, and other Southern states that Obama won broke the rules but they were not equally enforced by the Democratic party. Coincidence? You decide.
2) I don't care if Hillary said such and such first, and flip flopping. Indeed, she did. But even if it were reversed the other way around and Obama had to fight for the nomination to validate FL and MI, I would have the same convictions. If it were Obama, I think that he would have gotten the Democratic Party to count the votes fully.
3) Exactly, I agree that the Delegates decide, and there should be reform. Just like with the Electoral College, we can obviously see that who the president is (Bush) was not elected by the popular will but by the Supreme Court.
4) I can't believe that you yourself as a woman believe that a woman should not be president. But whatever. I think that women have just as much ability if not more than men. I don't think moodiness is necessarily characterized by women but by personality.
I see Obama as a moody crybaby, who complains that whenever he's being criticized it's because of his race! To your standards, he would be a woman too!
Either way, in the end, we're all fucked regardless who becomes the next president. I'm just saying it'll be John McCain. Hillary was THE candidate to beat.
You all forget it doesn't matter who is in the white house they all have to cow tow to the small group of families that control America and one is a Saudi prince
Dixie - have you never met a moody or emotional man? I don't believe those particular traits are gender exclusive. I've seen men cry like child. And I've seen men explode into anger over nothing. Testosterone is every bit as dangerous a hormone as estrogen. Neither is a basis for judgement upon our highest office. Character, experience, knowledge, compassion, understanding, and a willingness to place the country's benefit over your own ambitions would be good traits to go on. Unfortunately, I don't believe ANY of them live up to all of that. Male or female, black or white, Republican or Democrat. I'm in a real spot come election day.
Actually, Free, your comments reminded me of another question, which none of the mainstream media seem to address, so I'll run it by you:
Let's say someone asked you what the most troublesome regions or governments in the world were that are the BIGGEST priority for the U.S. government to deal with (and I'm not just talking about Iraq, although that's only a small slice of it). When I say "priority", I mean in terms of volatility, unpredictability, instability, economically, politically, militarily, etc.?
My own answer would be to simply say "The Middle East", or rather, that whole area of the planet to which we refer to as such (it's a sheer guess on my part here, that you'll agree with me, btw).
Now....having said that, you and I and everyone else here as North Americans, or "westerners", if you prefer, have our belief systems when it comes to how we treat and/or deal with one another, based on our taught cultural values, i.e., no discrimination for jobs, everyone has the right to vote, free from persecution based on sex, religion, or sexual oreintation, etc. All well-and-good.
Now......knowing, as we all do, what 90% of the Middle Easts views and attitudes towards WOMEN are, and how they treat them....and further let us hypothetically say that Hillary DID become President of the United States. Okay, we here in the West may think she can do the job every bit as efficiently as a man could, and that's fine...by us.....but what will or would she accomplish in dealing with those regional hot-spots, given the attitude of a lot of those governments towards women in general?
I got a funny feeling two things would happen:
1. She'd sit down to talk to them on an official state visit; they'd have a great photo-op; she'd smile; they'd smile; she'd sit there in her brand new pant-suit; they'd sit there in their freshly-pressed robes. And at the end of the day, THEY'D say, "Ummmmm...that's nice. Thanks for the visit. But when can we talk to a Man in your government?"
2. I honestly believe, given what I've said and what we all know, that these characters would look upon the West in general (and the U.S. in particular) as "weak", i.e., THEY just wouldn't talk or negotiate seriously with another nation whom elected a *GASP* WOMAN...as their leader (especially considering that women aren't even allowed to have a drivers licence in their societies, much less hold elected office).
As I said, I don't for one minute subscribe to these whack-jobs' views, but in light of the fact that we DO have to deal with these characters, like it or not, and they ARE the source of a lot of headaches for the West.....
Do YOU think we'll be further ahead in having a female Head-Of-State to deal with them?
There is only ONE occupation that I, personally, believe women should stay out of (in an operational capacity):
Firefighter.
Based on the laws of biological physics ALONE, a 110-130 lb. woman, is NOT gonna be able to drag a 250-300 lb. man out of a smoke-filled, burning building in time, especially if she's weighed down additonally by all the gear she has to wear.
This has nothing to do with intellectual or psychological prowess.....but everything to do with physicality.
Hi Canuck! Yes, I was thinking in terms of our own attitudes toward men and women, in this country. I am not a die hard feminist, the "any woman can do anything a man can do, and do it better!" type of attitude is just not realistic. I believe in most cases, men and women are indeed designed to do different things, Ying to Yang, complement each other, not try to compete with each other.
Having said that, I also agree that a woman president would somehow portray our country as "weaker". It's the sad truth, and for the very reasons you pointed out. My comments to Dixie referred to the comparisions between men and women being moody or unstable. If you ask me, men can be every bit as moody and unstable as women can be. But, men will always and forever be viewed as "stronger". In these troubled times, all over the world, Hillary just simply would not garner the worldwide respect as leader of our country that a man would. It's an undeniable truth. Yeah, she's a bulldog, and ambitious, and knowledgable. She's probably tougher than a lot of men. But that wouldn't count for much on a larger scale. It doesn't even count for much on a smaller scale, since she is no longer a presidential candidate.
Just my own opinion, I didn't want her anyway. We just keep recycling the same old shit over and over again. Bush, Clinton, Bush, Bush, then Clinton again? Not that I didn't like Bill just fine, but it would almost seem like a comedy of errors to have the former first lady voted in as president now. As the bumper sticker goes, "Monica Lewinsky's ex-boyfriends wife for President". Wow.
thank you. i am a woman. i am 170 pounds at best, and i CAN kick some guy's asses. it's not fair to generalize women as 100-130 pounders that can't lift anything. i was a high school wrestler and since have learned the benifits of being healthy. anyone who knows me knows that i am not fat. i am simply stong. i think that women can be firefighters if they want to. if you ARE 120 lbs i think that it is NOT the job for you, but if you are motivated and able, it should be a career choice for anyone. same goes for men. some men are small. they would not excell at firefighting either. oh, well. it's you genes and personal health choices that decide these things. not gender.
Hillary cried several times at her rallies during her speeches. I didn't see Barack cry once. I don't want to see tears from the future leader of the United States while they're talking about terrorists, policy, whatever. I want to see strength and solidarity.
I have seen men cry(a small minority)... women seem to look for a reason for an 'emotional release'.
Women have less control over their emotions%u2026 and any man who says differently just wants to get laid.
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