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Um, I thought it was best to die while making sweet sweet love to Kate Becinsale.....and Jessica Alba...and Petra Nemcova, while finally beating Ghost and Goblins. That game is wicked hard.

Ok, I still disagree, but I surrender due to weariness

Some of my Favorite Perry Bible moments:

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That was my first nintendo game ever, minus mario/duckhunt that came with it. To bad there was a scoring glitch, you couldn't miss. I'd tell you, but it's a family forum. BTW, thats not the original "good" music. You have to click the previously posted wav for that.

sorry, the correct word was "species". Still, you called the species fragile. You didn't say the species was in a fragile position. You suggested we don't adapt well. I suggest we wern't any more fragile than most species. Most life would die due to Nuclear holocaust. "Fragile" is relative. I can't see how else you could spin your comment. Certainly not to include the species current enviroment factors. That has nothing to do with how fragile the species is. If you took a species that was literally a lead block and through them all on the sun, do they become fragile compared to humans? Nope. Just in a worse position, but still better equipped to withstand the heat. but even if you did, we are still WAY more hardy than most mammels, reptile, fish, etc. After all, we live EVERYWHERE. I can see a hand full of rad resistant peeps popping up in areas that didn't get creamed or from bunkers. Much like Anti-bacterial stuff kills 99.9% of the bacteria, but those that remain have greater immunity to it. I'd don't know for sure if thats possible, I'd have to do some research.

Lets not forget, it was largely one city state that did most of the democracy advancement, at least to my knowledge.

Your changing the arguement still! It was how fragile is a individual being. How vunerable thier enviroment is not the same. prolly I think it might be harder than you think tho, hence my arguement.

Fats Domino was missing Thursday, days after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, said his longtime agent, Al Embry. Embry told The Associated Press that he hadn't been able to contact Domino since talking to him Sunday evening by phone. The 77-year-old R&B legend, whose real name is Antoine Domino, told Embry that he planned to stay at his New Orleans house with his wife, Rosemary, and their daughter. "I hope somebody turns him up, but as of right now, we haven't got anybody that knows where he's at," said Embry, who has worked with Domino for 28 years. "I would think he might be safe because somebody said he was on top of the balcony." Checquoline Davis, Domino's niece, posted a message on Craigslist.com Thursday pleading for information. Davis wrote that Domino, his wife, their children and grandchildren "didn't get out" of the second floor. Domino, who has rarely appeared in public in recent years, has a home in the 9th ward, a low-lying area of the flooded city. Getting information on possible missing persons has been nearly impossible as phone lines for hospitals and police haven't been working. Domino has sold more than 110 million records in his long career, including the legendary singles "Blueberry Hill" and "Ain't That a Shame." His 1950 recording of "The Fat Man" is sometimes called the first real rock 'n' roll record. He was among the first honorees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050901/ap_en_...ina_fats_domino

300 YEARS IN THE FUTURE Professor Zork: "....and legend says that with this line, "Hades the Fair" started to build the largest news corporation the world had ever known" Student# A482H358: "Wowwwwwwww! How did he do it?" Professor Zork: "Well, he built a robot army in Iowa. Since it was Iowa, it was months before anyone noticed. By then, the military was all over seas and no one could stop him from spreading his own balanced brand of back to basics news reporting. Here is one of the first issues of his paper even written" ::Hands to student:: Student# A482H359: "Professor, why did he decided to call it the Van Buren Weekly?" Professor Zork: "The world may never know....."

But when Fox News did that flashy 3D eagle that swooped down and fired missles, I **** you not, that was pretty cool!

But that doesn't apply to the fragile arguement! I could start arguing that human brain power will allow that to survive just about anything. At least some humans. It is outside the scope of the debate tho. If we all consumed "less clean" water from birth, those of use alive would have a MUCH greater tolerance. So maybe you and me are fragile in that sense, but our post-apocalyptic kids would not be at that same disadvantadge. Don't get me wrong, for several reason bacteria can out last us, but we are not as weak as you suggest

And bateria that can live in that water would mostly die near instantly in cold water. Something we can at least survive a several minutes or hours time in. Your boiling bacteria can't go nearly that long I'm going to venture.

If you stick us in a small room with 2 hungry tigers, sure. Otherwise, as Vol might say, you under-estimate Humans.

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1. To be fair, this was supposed to be about the civil rights movement. Conservatives wern't exactly champions of the cause back then. 2. I bet O'reilly does more to hurt blacks and/or underpriveleged too. 3. That was a repost of someone elses comments, MeShrugger didn't "invent quotes" It is clearly a one sided, minus wolf blitzer, peice tho

Maybe consoles combined have a larger stream of HIGH QUALITY games, but not just X-box or PS2 or GC alone. of course, for the next gen systems, your looking at easily $1,000+ for all three.

Just got there. That was pretty cool so I guess the light was the hatch

If you click on that link and watch for a few seconds, a beam of light shoots up from the island. I think it's from the hatch, but.... also, as I have been saying since I saw the first episode, when locke said "there are two side, one light, one dark" it would be the most important clue we would ever get.

Ya, I remember Sammael ending many a Jefferson arguements with a single post. He is, after all, a devil (as he says).

Shut up, hippie :cool:

How about: America is quite arguably one of the "most free" nations on Earth, as well as a nation that has helped spread Democracy mainly through the spreading of democratic ideas (French Revolution and on) and personal freedoms in several parts of the world. We also managed to get into a war with Canada (inadvertantly or not), and without going into details, lost. Personally, I think Americas biggest contribution to democracy is spreading the idea of democracy like no country before it.

The Wolf Blitzer parts don't really make a whole lot of sense in the context of the joke. He is a CNN anchor.

To my knowledge the French Quarter is still in decent shape, it's slightly higher than the rest of the city, and thats what makes New Orleans, New Orleans. At least, in my mind.

Everyone always says that, but no one actaully plays the damn thing