Evil Genius

Femto wrote:Not funny in the slightest.

Terrible thread.

Thank you. I didn't want to be the one to say it.

Pseriously! Happy Birthday, PSI29A. PSweet dreams for the next year, PStud.

Speaking of which though, don't most of the president's appointees have to be approved by congress anyway, or something? I know he gets to directly appointee a few people, but some have to be voted in by the senators as well, right? The President Elect and his transition team select candidates to f...

...alongside the host of Clintonistas back from the dead to carry out the status quo. To use the phrase "status quo" is to imply that the new appointees will continue the policies and operating style of the current administration... I'm sure that's NOT what you meant. If you in fact meant...

Ok, let me splain... no, is too much, I sum up. Basically, other than the funds donated through the checking a box on your tax return (an amount of like $3 last time I checked) to be used in the presidential campaigns (divided evenly between the two parties to support their individual presidential n...

Albator wrote:
I found this pretty crazy and borderline unbelievable, as nobody in the mainstream media mentioned this. Truth or false?

I can't quote the source, but I have heard this before int he context of some class I took a couple semesters ago. I will work on finding the source.

HaHaHa! O_o

Even after Bush made a mess of everything they still can't concede to the fact that he's a total douche bag idiot. Worst American president, ever. One thing I will add, McCain gave a great concessional speech. He earned some respect from me with that speech, and if the rest of his followers and par...

I hope people didn't vote because Oprah told them to, but because they care about the country. I can assure you, people did not vote because Oprah told us to, but more likely because EVERYONE told everyone else to. This campaign and election was too important for people to rely on their standard co...

Apparently, a lot of people share my sentiments. My mother just called to tell me she had sent these words to a friend of hers in Colorado and that friend has asked permission to forward them on to others. Looks like MsNomer's going viral! There are worse things, I guess. Gas prices are down and Oba...

I spent some time over the last couple of months helping to get college students registered to vote. I watched the campaign news like it was my religion. I put posters in my windows. I went to a rally. I stayed up late last night, watching over the election returns like a mother hen checking her egg...

Thanks Starnum that annoyed the shit outa me. Anyway though to be on subject of the topic, I think it's cool that these scientists are changing their minds. I mean in the long run it makes most of their lives work fruitless. It only gives rise to how stupid a scientist can really be, they call it i...

Shippensburg University, BA in Sociology with a minor in Anthropology... special concentration in World Religions.

here is something to challenge your brain. We as humans know that death will come. We know death is inevitable, we can't escape it. We also know that death can come at any time, any moment, we usually can never see it coming. Since we know these facts, we know death is looking for us, yet when it d...

NObody mentioned my birthday... but I'm not bitter. I actually got carded the day after my birthday this year. I think the clerk needs new glasses.

ANYWAY! Happy Birthday LordMune!

Well, POOP. And I really mean that.

I wouldn't take this too lightly if I was you. I wouldn't be surpised if this involve some subtile law (I don't think they call it a "waiver" randomly, what is it exactly that you "waive"?), allowing the US to detain you if you fill up that thing and they find out you belong to ...

Eldo wrote:Heh, that's hilarious. Maybe the terrorists could save the homeland security some time and just wear 'I am a terrorist' T-shirts.

Can they have a little round bomb a la Mad Magazine's Spy vs Spy on them too?

Deterring terror The waiver programme was initiated in 1986 "with the objective of eliminating unnecessary barriers to travel, stimulating the tourism industry," according to the State Department website. The new programme will be rolled out from August, and will be mandatory for all visa...

I think if you guys spent a little time researching the crystal skulls and the myths that go with them, you would find that Lucas et al did exactly what they should have. The direction the movies have always taken have paralleled the logic of Erich von Daniken of Chariots of the Gods fame. Admittedl...

I'll be watching it as part of a triple feature at the Drive-In tomorrow night. Horton Hears a Who, Iron Man and Indy... I think regardless of how good any one of them is, it is likely to be WIN WIN.

The Prince wrote:

Aetherfukz wrote:LOL. I'm sure he was trying to get closer to god.

I wonder if he's found dead, does that mean there is no God?

I think it would mean that launching yourself into the atmosphere at the whim of a bunch of balloons with no mechanism for control is a fatally dumb idea.

HAHAHA! I love this on so many levels. Too bad they took it down.

"The history of the National Minimum Drinking Age Act truly started back before Prohibition. The temperance movement used selective prohibition (drinking ages) as a stepping stone approach to their goal of outlawing all alcohol. Finally they did achieve the goal of total Prohibition of alcohol,...

umm the stupid law is there because the United States at one point in time banned the consumption and sales of alcohol.... The legal drinking age limits are set by individual states and have nothing to do with prohibition, you wankers. The legal drinking age in many states when I was younger was 18...