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General / Re: Obama's Answer to overtaking the U.S. Military
« on: March 27, 2009, 11:36:08 AM »After consideration. I know I am in the right place. I will ping this board, over and over and over and over and over til Hell freezes over.
Wooooooooooooooooooo
<aka ric flair>
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General / Re: What are you drinking tonight?
« on: March 22, 2009, 01:51:38 AM »
tonight
Shinerbock and Whiskey on the rocks
Shinerbock and Whiskey on the rocks
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General / Re: Excellent breasts.
« on: March 22, 2009, 01:50:47 AM »She shouldn't style her hair that way, as it makes her head look flat.
Thats for the Shinerbock bottle
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General / Re: The Plan Thread
« on: March 22, 2009, 01:27:04 AM »9
Yea, I hear that a lot, but try 118F
ok, nuroman..
riddle me this>>>>.
how many months of the year give you intolerable heat?
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how many months of the year can you keep your meat?0
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General / Re: The Plan Thread
« on: March 21, 2009, 05:58:30 PM »but it's a dry heat..........
better than humid-ass + hot
This is actually true. Being outside in 90 degree heat in Texas will have me melting in minutes. But we went hiking outside of Las Vegas in 105 degree heat and felt just fine.
Yea, I hear that a lot, but try 118F
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General / Re: The Plan Thread
« on: March 21, 2009, 05:57:55 PM »Good luck with what ever it is, Brasky.
Also, I have a goal. It is to move by the end of this year. To a place far away. Most people call it Chicago.
Chicago sucks. Tell Jizzy to leave that horrid place.
Haha. You ever been to Florida? It's the worst, man. Like Brasky said, I need positivity - and Florida is just not it. People are nasty and rude everywhere, but there's no...life here. Everyone is old. I'm young, and I want to...live. Not just go to work and come home everyday and all of that monotony. There is literally very little to nothing to do here. I'm excited because of the plans to move. I'm excited because I'm finally happy for the first time in a long time.
You know Lindsey, I just realized why I don't like Florida. It's the monotony of the weather. And it turns people boring.
Yeah, the weather is not good. I miss seasons, and I'm in my underwear and a cami right now, and I'm sweating. I have no idea why. It's only about 70 degrees here...but that's part of the reason for my goal. I LIKE Chicago. I like being up north. And you're right...it IS boring. I don't want to be boring!
I guess I should feel lucky, we have two seasons hot and fucking hot here in the desert of Phoenix
but it's a dry heat..........
better than humid-ass + hot
So is a microwave oven
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Free Radio Forum / Re: Introducing the Liberty Radio Network - Programming for your station, 24/7!
« on: March 21, 2009, 03:03:51 PM »This is probably better for a dedicated station audio feed:my reason was the wifi aspect. perhaps a solar powered 20 watt fm transmitter water proofed one near a starbucks. here in the valley of the sun. minus the finger prints
http://www.barix.com/Exstreamer_100/431/
I have one and am going to test it out soon. I'll let you know how it goes.
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Free Radio Forum / Re: Introducing the Liberty Radio Network - Programming for your station, 24/7!
« on: March 21, 2009, 01:29:29 PM »
another player to look at
has audio and headphone out
Sanyo has taken their basic stereo clock radio design and created something that does much more. The R227 can also play Internet radio stations and podcasts with no subscription fee involved. The device connects via WiFi or ethernet connector and has great stereo sound quality. Also receives standard FM broadcasts.
It also features a lighted LED display, snooze buttons and sleep to radio functions and access to shared music files (MP3 etc.) on the same network. Each of two alarms can be programmed to sound daily, on weekdays or weekends only, or once a week on a specific day. The radio additionally has a sleep timer that can be set for lengths of time ranging between 15 and 90 minutes.
Preloaded with a worldwide database of over 14,000 genre-sorted internet channels, it can search by country or genre and users can add new stations. With 8 presets and a black lacquer-finished cabinet
avg price $150
http://www.roguewavemarine.com/store/product.php?itemid=snyr227
has audio and headphone out
Sanyo has taken their basic stereo clock radio design and created something that does much more. The R227 can also play Internet radio stations and podcasts with no subscription fee involved. The device connects via WiFi or ethernet connector and has great stereo sound quality. Also receives standard FM broadcasts.
It also features a lighted LED display, snooze buttons and sleep to radio functions and access to shared music files (MP3 etc.) on the same network. Each of two alarms can be programmed to sound daily, on weekdays or weekends only, or once a week on a specific day. The radio additionally has a sleep timer that can be set for lengths of time ranging between 15 and 90 minutes.
Preloaded with a worldwide database of over 14,000 genre-sorted internet channels, it can search by country or genre and users can add new stations. With 8 presets and a black lacquer-finished cabinet
avg price $150
http://www.roguewavemarine.com/store/product.php?itemid=snyr227
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General / Re: The Plan Thread
« on: March 21, 2009, 12:23:34 PM »I though I was ok with hot being from Texas, boy was I wrong. I have lived in the north also, and I must say that I have started a plan to move to NH.Good luck with what ever it is, Brasky.
Also, I have a goal. It is to move by the end of this year. To a place far away. Most people call it Chicago.
Chicago sucks. Tell Jizzy to leave that horrid place.
Haha. You ever been to Florida? It's the worst, man. Like Brasky said, I need positivity - and Florida is just not it. People are nasty and rude everywhere, but there's no...life here. Everyone is old. I'm young, and I want to...live. Not just go to work and come home everyday and all of that monotony. There is literally very little to nothing to do here. I'm excited because of the plans to move. I'm excited because I'm finally happy for the first time in a long time.
You know Lindsey, I just realized why I don't like Florida. It's the monotony of the weather. And it turns people boring.
Yeah, the weather is not good. I miss seasons, and I'm in my underwear and a cami right now, and I'm sweating. I have no idea why. It's only about 70 degrees here...but that's part of the reason for my goal. I LIKE Chicago. I like being up north. And you're right...it IS boring. I don't want to be boring!
I guess I should feel lucky, we have two seasons hot and fucking hot here in the desert of Phoenix
Thats better than cold and fucking cold. Which is why I ruled out Alaska from my short list.
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General / Re: The Plan Thread
« on: March 21, 2009, 11:48:44 AM »Good luck with what ever it is, Brasky.
Also, I have a goal. It is to move by the end of this year. To a place far away. Most people call it Chicago.
Chicago sucks. Tell Jizzy to leave that horrid place.
Haha. You ever been to Florida? It's the worst, man. Like Brasky said, I need positivity - and Florida is just not it. People are nasty and rude everywhere, but there's no...life here. Everyone is old. I'm young, and I want to...live. Not just go to work and come home everyday and all of that monotony. There is literally very little to nothing to do here. I'm excited because of the plans to move. I'm excited because I'm finally happy for the first time in a long time.
You know Lindsey, I just realized why I don't like Florida. It's the monotony of the weather. And it turns people boring.
Yeah, the weather is not good. I miss seasons, and I'm in my underwear and a cami right now, and I'm sweating. I have no idea why. It's only about 70 degrees here...but that's part of the reason for my goal. I LIKE Chicago. I like being up north. And you're right...it IS boring. I don't want to be boring!
I guess I should feel lucky, we have two seasons hot and fucking hot here in the desert of Phoenix
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The Polling Pit / Re: What OS (operating system) are you using
« on: March 17, 2009, 02:23:12 AM »
Having left the MS world with win 3.11 and never looking back, I can say I might be a little biased, however, my wife would never use my computers because they weren't windows. When her computer died she had no choice, after a year of using debian, I have yet to hear a single complaint or a "its fucking not working again!" from her.
I can see two reasons to stay with windows, games (i dont play) and to get the random rick rolled
I can see two reasons to stay with windows, games (i dont play) and to get the random rick rolled
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The Polling Pit / What OS (operating system) are you using
« on: March 16, 2009, 03:41:11 AM »
While I have my own opinion on an OS that represents true freedom, I wanna know what you think and why.
Typing drunk is a bitch! Thank The Lord for spell check
Typing drunk is a bitch! Thank The Lord for spell check
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The Polling Pit / Re: Would you beat the shit out of this kid if you met him IRL?
« on: March 16, 2009, 03:34:16 AM »
shades of A Clock Work Orange
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General / Re: South Carolina lawyers say police making arrests in Phelps case
« on: February 13, 2009, 09:38:24 AM »
can't anyone get photos of his daughters smoking the green weed/
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General / South Carolina lawyers say police making arrests in Phelps case
« on: February 12, 2009, 11:08:47 AM »
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Police in the South Carolina county where Michael Phelps was photographed smoking from a marijuana pipe have been arresting people as they seek to make a case against the star swimmer, lawyers for two arrested people said Thursday.
Lawyers Joseph McCulloch and Dick Harpootlian told The Associated Press they each represent a client charged with possession of marijuana who were questioned about the party Phelps attended near the University of South Carolina campus in November.
The lawyers said the two clients were renters at the house where the party apparently took place, although they were not at the party. The two have since moved and were arrested after police executed a search warrant at their new home and accused them of having a small amount of marijuana there.
"After they arrested him, they didn't ask him, 'Where did you get the marijuana?' or 'Who sold it to you?' Almost all the questions they asked him were about Michael Phelps," Harpootlian said.
The lawyers would not name their clients, who each face up to 30 days in jail and a US$200 fine if convicted on the pending charges.
The Richland County Sheriff's Office would not comment on the lawyers' remarks.
"As soon as we're ready to release information on this case we will and we're still in the middle of this investigation," said Lt. Chris Cowan.
After the photo was published Feb. 1, Sheriff Leon Lott said his office would investigate and possibly charge Phelps, though officials have not specified what the offence might be.
Phelps, 23, and his representatives have not disputed the photo's accuracy. Phelps has issued a public apology, acknowledging "regrettable" behaviour and "bad judgment" after the photo appeared. USA Swimming has suspended Phelps for three months and the Kellogg Co. has cut ties with him, although other sponsors are sticking with the swimmer.
The lawyers said their clients were not at the party. McCulloch, who said his client was out of town at the time, doubted that anything they told police would assist them in the case against Phelps.
"Our clients answered questions but I don't know that their information would be helpful to law enforcement," McCulloch said. "It seems to me that Richland County has a host of its own crime problems much more serious than a kid featured in a photograph with a bong in his hand."
On a "Good Morning America" broadcast Thursday, McCulloch characterized the arrests as "a fascination, if not an effort, to destroy a public hero."
Lott has said Phelps should not get a break because of his fame. Harpootlian told The Associated Press that he believes police are being overzealous.
"I find it amazing the justification is they don't want to treat him any differently just because he is a celebrity, and he is being treated far differently than any other Joe Blow who might have smoked marijuana four or five months ago."
Under South Carolina law, possession of one ounce or less of marijuana is a misdemeanour that carries a fine up to $200 and 30 days in jail for the first offence. Possession of drug paraphernalia is a $500 fine.
Columbia television station WIS-TV was first to report earlier this week that eight arrests related to the party had been made, but did not name a source. McCulloch said college students and lawyers have told him that about eight arrests have been made.
Lott has made fighting drug crimes a central plank of his career. He rose from patrol officer to captain of the narcotics division in the early 1990s. He was first elected sheriff in 1996 and has held the post since.
Associated Press writer Jeffrey Collins contributed to this report.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5gnvRUM_PtvthF1eEeTCym1gfSQdw
I think this man needs a kopbusters sting done on him
Lawyers Joseph McCulloch and Dick Harpootlian told The Associated Press they each represent a client charged with possession of marijuana who were questioned about the party Phelps attended near the University of South Carolina campus in November.
The lawyers said the two clients were renters at the house where the party apparently took place, although they were not at the party. The two have since moved and were arrested after police executed a search warrant at their new home and accused them of having a small amount of marijuana there.
"After they arrested him, they didn't ask him, 'Where did you get the marijuana?' or 'Who sold it to you?' Almost all the questions they asked him were about Michael Phelps," Harpootlian said.
The lawyers would not name their clients, who each face up to 30 days in jail and a US$200 fine if convicted on the pending charges.
The Richland County Sheriff's Office would not comment on the lawyers' remarks.
"As soon as we're ready to release information on this case we will and we're still in the middle of this investigation," said Lt. Chris Cowan.
After the photo was published Feb. 1, Sheriff Leon Lott said his office would investigate and possibly charge Phelps, though officials have not specified what the offence might be.
Phelps, 23, and his representatives have not disputed the photo's accuracy. Phelps has issued a public apology, acknowledging "regrettable" behaviour and "bad judgment" after the photo appeared. USA Swimming has suspended Phelps for three months and the Kellogg Co. has cut ties with him, although other sponsors are sticking with the swimmer.
The lawyers said their clients were not at the party. McCulloch, who said his client was out of town at the time, doubted that anything they told police would assist them in the case against Phelps.
"Our clients answered questions but I don't know that their information would be helpful to law enforcement," McCulloch said. "It seems to me that Richland County has a host of its own crime problems much more serious than a kid featured in a photograph with a bong in his hand."
On a "Good Morning America" broadcast Thursday, McCulloch characterized the arrests as "a fascination, if not an effort, to destroy a public hero."
Lott has said Phelps should not get a break because of his fame. Harpootlian told The Associated Press that he believes police are being overzealous.
"I find it amazing the justification is they don't want to treat him any differently just because he is a celebrity, and he is being treated far differently than any other Joe Blow who might have smoked marijuana four or five months ago."
Under South Carolina law, possession of one ounce or less of marijuana is a misdemeanour that carries a fine up to $200 and 30 days in jail for the first offence. Possession of drug paraphernalia is a $500 fine.
Columbia television station WIS-TV was first to report earlier this week that eight arrests related to the party had been made, but did not name a source. McCulloch said college students and lawyers have told him that about eight arrests have been made.
Lott has made fighting drug crimes a central plank of his career. He rose from patrol officer to captain of the narcotics division in the early 1990s. He was first elected sheriff in 1996 and has held the post since.
Associated Press writer Jeffrey Collins contributed to this report.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5gnvRUM_PtvthF1eEeTCym1gfSQdw
I think this man needs a kopbusters sting done on him