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Old February-12th-2003 | 03:46 PM
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Originally posted by 90210brandon
Everyone has there price and I can meet it with the *cough* weed. What kind of beer? Are you asking Foxy to come?
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Beer?? Molson Canadian Moosehead, actually any Canadian beer would be good. Except for Kokanee, sorry if thats an insult to you, being from B.C. and all, but I gave it a fair chance before I said I didn't like it.
Old February-12th-2003 | 03:54 PM
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Originally posted by midnightblue97

Fine, you're from B.C., bring some weed and beer.
I think you guys misinterpreted the title - chemical warfare was NOT about recreational activities. And BTW, given your plans, I'd say you have much work to do eliminating the Thermal Signature of your cave entrance - bring duct tape and plastic!
Old February-12th-2003 | 04:22 PM
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Originally posted by fossil boy

I think you guys misinterpreted the title - chemical warfare was NOT about recreational activities. And BTW, given your plans, I'd say you have much work to do eliminating the Thermal Signature of your cave entrance - bring duct tape and plastic!
I'll assume you were joking. I'm not a dumbass (never thought you were implying that either) I know thet they're not talking about ''recreational'' chemicals. I don't think that they would bother with thermal imaging or whatever to track down a few people hiding in caves (you never know). And I do know some stuff about surviving in the bush and could probably camoflage a cave entrance pretty good. I've seen predator, if it comes down to it, i'll hide in some mud and in the winter, I'll wear a bunch of layers of warm clothing and then soak the outside layer so it freezes.
Old February-12th-2003 | 04:28 PM
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Originally posted by midnightblue97
I'll assume you were joking.
Hahaha - of course I'm joking, man. But you better beware, your party as planned will have smoke roiling out of your cave, complete with a pile of beer bottles and used condoms at the entrance. Others will be looking to get in, thus the need for you to successfully hide.
Me? I'm jealous, that's all!
Old February-12th-2003 | 06:04 PM
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You guys ever had Shiner Bock up there? Good beer brewed down here in Texas. I'll bring a case of that for asylum in Canada (just not in Quebec ).

Iraq has had about as large an effect on the rest of the world since the Gulf War as Cuba does today. They aren't really a threat anymore unless they are supporting Al Qaeda. Saddam and Al Qaeda do not really mix well, he does not want sects that may oppose him building power inside his borders, but hey Colon Powell (I've never heard that before, I think its pretty sweet) said so, so it must be true. I believe this because politicians are inherently the most honest people in the world. They wouldn't pander for support when a large number of Americans don't really want a war anyway, and the majority doubt Bush's ability to run one in the first place (but not Colons, because he was so cool in the first one).

By forcing the issue with Iraq we are welcoming Saddam to start assisting Al Qaeda, I sure as hell would, to try and cause as much damage as possible to American interests throughout the world. If we didn't force the issue we could have waited and through diplomatic means eventually gotten Iraq back on track. Instead we have the only President I can ever recall starting two wars in his first term in office. And the first hasn't been all that successful. We didn't capture our two primary targets, Al Qaeda is still operating, and we don't even really control the Afghan region yet.

But hey. The Iraqi's aren't really people, oil is money, and bullets are cheap. So lets get to killing.
Old February-12th-2003 | 06:35 PM
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What is Shiner Bock. I've never heard of it. I hope it is worth keeping. And hey, lay off Quebec, it's beautiful there. Nice people.
Old February-12th-2003 | 08:48 PM
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Blue LEDz........ the information that you are fed is by the US Army...... now honestly, THINK by using your head and tell me which way will the information be tilted.........





Bush says: IRAQ ===== BAD
US ======= GOOD

Of course Iraq hates US.



How would you feel if for a DECADE your country has been under sanctions and if hundreds of innocent children and elderly were dying each month DIRECTLY due to the sanctions imposed by the US Government.....

Whoever supports the war is either a) dumb
b) ignorant
c) 11 and under


WTC bombing is DIRECTLY related to the US foreign policy.

I mean come on, how do you expect to **** in half of the world's cereal and then expect them to hug you back?
Old February-12th-2003 | 08:50 PM
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Also Blue, they wouldn't want you to know that when you're attacking Iraq, you're really attacking a country that's been in poverty over the last decade and that can't even keep up with it's own problems let alone worry about attacking the US...

US is yet again violating all charts of rights and INVADING another country, simple as that.....
Old February-12th-2003 | 11:47 PM
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Originally posted by 90210brandon
What is Shiner Bock. I've never heard of it. I hope it is worth keeping. And hey, lay off Quebec, it's beautiful there. Nice people.
Its a medium dark beer. Stronger than the Budweiser and Coors ****. Good stuff. I don't know if it is available outside Texas or not.

http://www.shiner.com Spoetzl Brewery

They make another beer called Hefenweiser (not sure if I spelled right) that is really good too.

I wasn't really ragging on the Quebec people. Thats what the is for. The way I hear you guys up there talk about them they are kind of like we treat Aggies down here (people that go to Texas A&M University).
Old February-13th-2003 | 01:00 AM
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I do think that calling Iran, Iraq and North Korea an "Axis of evil" might have been a little inflammatory
Old February-13th-2003 | 06:01 AM
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Again I think it needs to be said that Iraq has put itself in the position it is in.

Makaveli you seem to forget that the sanctions are imposed by the UN not the US. And again why are those sanctions there??? Because there was that little incident when Iraq decided to invade Kuwait. And you want to talk about the poverty level of Iraq and that they cannot help themselves. Well why is that? Because their leader won't let the money come out to help them. Hello they have just as much oil as the Saudis. If they wanted to become this great economic power I do believe they would have it in them to do so. But Saddam is not about giving money to the people or the country to get them out of the poverty level. He uses his people as shields and test subjects and could care less whether they die or not. Saddam would be willing to kill all of his people if he had the one chance to attack the US.

And the WTC event was NOT directly related to US foreign policy. It is because we do not have the same beliefs as they do. They don't like that we are free to do what we want and pray to the god we choose to pray to. They don't like it that there are Americans in Middle Eastern countries when those same countries welcome us there. We are not spreading tyranny throughout the Middle East. They are. They kill and maim their own people. Those people over there are someones brother and sister or daughter or son. Is it fair that we sit back and watch this happen at the same time be threatened with chemical and bio warfare. Isn't that what the world did with Hitler? Just wait and see what he will do and there will be a peaceful end. Yeah there was peace years and years after and after countless millions had died.

Again I know this isn't a popular opinion but oh well its mine.
Old February-13th-2003 | 09:05 AM
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I'm with you, blue... Maybe I'm just a mindless drone of the media... Even so, I love my country
Old February-13th-2003 | 09:49 AM
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Originally posted by soma
I'd definately have to disagree with this comment....There are more hidden underground weapons/missles in North Dakota than anywhere else in the world.....
http://www.theonion.com/onion3904/north_dakota.html

I laughed for a good 20 minutes after reading this.

Old February-13th-2003 | 01:35 PM
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[i] go back to hugging a ******* tree

JasonKilpa, thanks for shedding some light to all the ignorant people that just believe what they see on the news [/B]
1st, what do "tree-huggers" have to do with this? Or is this just another segment of society you wish to polarize? There are people from all walks of life who are not interested in War!

2nd, My how broad-minded you are! You've just labelled folks who disagree with killing as "ignorant".
How decidedly un-American; you do not respect the opinions of others and have no regard for the Basic Right of Dissent.
So, if you choose not to uphold the Constitution, then, exactly why do you want War - for the sake of killing? I'd like to see your opinion, if by the matter of fate, you were born in some less-fortunate country, rather than USA.


It's likely you'd be a suicide bomber! It's far easier to hate than to try to understand. And it seems as if you'd rather be "told" what to do, rather than actually questioning authority.

If you do go to Iraq - good luck and be safe. But remember, YOU are representing the USA, and not just your warped version of this country. Popular Vote did not choose Bush; most folks think this War is a bad idea. And the Iraqi people have no choice in their current circumstance. At best, they are followers just like you!

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Old February-13th-2003 | 02:46 PM
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