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Carth also gave better head. *whistles*

Penn and Teller's BS is the same show that claimed there is zero medical evidence to suggest that smoking is actually bad for you. If I wanted to give into paranoid conspiracy theories, I could also suggest the bolt action on said rifle has been intentionally changed since the JFK assassination. Or, I can quote the Warren Commission report. "Tests of the assassin's rifle disclosed that at least 2.8 seconds were required between shots" http://www.archives.gov/research_room/jfk/...html#trajectory That's not a paranoid conspiracy rag. That's our government's official report, the same one that claims Oswald was a lone gunman, but clearly has some holes in the report. That same link has people testifying when shots were fired to try and create a larger window of time, however it has expert analysis showing that window of time between shots was considerably less. The same report also says an expert might lessen the time to 2.3 seconds between shots.

I didn't loathe Civ 3 like everyone else. I really liked SMAC, though I never did get the Alien Crossfire expansion. I'm really looking forward to Civ 4.

For once I'm going to say: download it! Bethesda hasn't rereleased it even once since 1996, and the copies that are on the market are going for 50-200$, depending on condition. It's insane that a 9 year old game is more expensive than a brand new game from 2005. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I thought that Bethesda just released an Elder Scroll's 10th annivesary collection a while back.

I'm really looking forward to Spore as well, and I dig your Penny Arcade reference. I recently beat Gauntlet Dark Legacy out of boredom. I'm still playing San Andreas, because I like to screw around more than I like missions. I recently beat Fable, and I'm still playing NCAA Football 2005. I need a new RPG desperately.

Baley is opposed to big.....lips?

Considering the gun in question that Oswald used takes two seconds to **** between shots, and 3 shots were fired in less than 5 seconds, I say there is room for doubt. Considering ballistic forensics suggest the only way that all the bullets originated from the same place is to completely defy the laws of physics, and the Warren commission actually went on the record of saying that bullets entered the body, left the body, turned around in mid-aid and reentered the boyd, I say there is room for doubt. Then again, one can make a convincing arguement for anything if you focus solely on your evidence and completely ignore any evidence that might make your case look bad. I just wrote a paper for someone else on a subject I completely disagree with, yet I sold it well.

http://66.98.238.14/~retro/media/03qfsv/underoos.wmv That is disturbing.

I swore as a kid that I had clairvoyany dreams all the time. Now, I don't remember my dreams 99% of the time. I wake up and have no memory of what I was dreaming about. It could be that my dreams are just boring.

The Boston Red Sox The Nebraska Cornhuskers (this applies to all Nebraska sports - I got rather choked up watching Nebraska lose in the College World Series)

Where is the option "If he was a baller"

Or the percentage a topic sucks is directly proportional to your number of posts in said topic...

I hate bad coffee. You can burn coffee by leaving it on the burner all day (as it is commonly served at most places). Maybe it's just cheap coffee. Maybe people never ever clean their coffee-makers. Either way, there is alot of bad coffee. I really love good coffee however.

Actually, I buy into certain conspiracies. I think Roscoe White shot JFK. He admitted to it before he killed himself. He was a Dallas police officer who had opportunity, and he was the individual who posed for the pictures holding up a rifle and a community newspaper, that was later used to frame Oswald. People like to try and discredit said story by obfuscating the facts with minor nit-picks, but White had no reason to lie, and admitted he was a shooter. He was tied to Oswald with hard evidence, he was tied to the Dallas PD, and his gun was used to shoot another local police officer as he ran away. http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/sleuth.htm

US Senator Zell is clearly Palpatine, though our current Pope might also be a Sith Lord.

How come you posted in it repeatedly?

T3 pwns this foolish poll.

I had three ferrets whom I really loved, but we had to get rid of them to make room for our baby. Now, all I have is mice. I'll try to get pics up tomorrow.

I think there is a difference between paranormal activities and conspiracies. I firmly believe conspiracies exist, because it is human nature. Paranormal activities make for spooky television programming, but I believe in them far less.

Don't feed the trolls. This is some pretty obvious trolling. Your arguement was laid out pretty simple, and then deflated. You are entitled to not like LotR. That's subjective. Peter Jackson is universally recognized as a very polished, quality director who's entire body of work are well-made films. Your arguement centers entirely on the story of LotR, which Peter Jackson is not responsible for. He didn't write it. His direction and visual storytelling are both unique, and masterful. Either you are misguided enough to blame Peter Jackson for Tolkein's story, or you are obviously trolling. I'm going with the latter of the two.

In A New Hope, we see Vader's fighter get hit by Han Solo right before Luke destroys the Death Star. After the Death Star is destroyed, we only see a few surviving fighters in the sky (two X-Wings, and a Y-Wing) and the Falcon. There is no proof Vader's fighter survived the explosion. Furthermore, TiE-Fighters didn't have hyperspace engines, as there was no place to put them. They said in A New Hope, they are short ranger fighters. Vader wouldn't have been able to fly far. Since there is no proof that Vader survived, we must infer that the Vader we know in Episodes 5 and 6 was a clone.

Absolute Gold!

These pictures futher my notion that Mr. Hasslehoff is really Atton.

He's Cajun, not French. There is a difference.