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Intro2Logic posted...

They're not rights if they don't apply to everyone. That's what rights means

Literally white-knighting for a school shooter.

vodka, club soda, and some mio can make a good drink.

Finally something to look forward too!

Questionmarktarius posted...

Meh. Those 10000 or so songs already inside my phone don't have ad breaks, and don't require a login or persistent internet connection.

10,000 songs? Wow!
I've got around 2000 in my itunes collection and I never back them up on my computer so when I get a new phone I have to download them 1 by 1. It takes quite some time with my slow home internet connection.

Good idea! I'm surprised Nintendo hasn't tried this yet.

Has he even been charged with anything yet?

Orange sky and the temperature at 113
Them go hide from their lifeline
I know the tectonic plates shift under me
But they won't split apart in my lifetime

Rain_Dust posted...

I thought everyone's ssn was 69696969

Please take my social security number down.

rexcrk posted...

At this time of day, at this time of year, localized entirely within your kitchen?

I understood that reference.

Where are you, Furry?

I'd love to see those one day but I'm not a fan of cold climates.

Trumble posted...

Depends on the drug.

Agree
On a deliriant like datura you could end up seriously harming yourself.

Bachelor Party
Can't Hardly Wait

Monolith1676 posted...

Seems they have more rights than actual homeowners in that state.

It's the same way in my state. And they wonder why people would rather do short term rentals like airbnb.

Ha Ha Yeah, Slamming!

I'm saying, come over here sit next to me
We can see where things go naturally

4,750 miles roughly

Besides the one I'm already drinking or does this one count?

Lucky for them it was just bears and not pit bulls.

electricbugs2 posted...

I mean, my cousin is from Canada originally, but joined the USAF and got citizenship when he got married to an A&M girl. Lives in Schertz now, and is essentially living my dream, the absolute cretin lol.

Not bussin, fam.

Congrats on the good day! My day was pretty good too.

Yes, I do like that song.

Fam from Texas? Gross!

Cobra Kai
Full Swing

Flauros posted...

Can i play the piano anymore?

Of course you can!

Supersex420 posted...

They're really not

They really are.

I'm a big fan of Orgain's creamy chocolate fudge flavor. It is plant based and definitely not the cheapest but it sure tastes good.

Foppe posted...

The general consensus among Egyptologists is that the Sphinx was constructed somewhere between 2520 BC and 2494 BC. They also agree Egyptian civilization began circa 3100 BC. However, there are a handful of Egyptologists, geologists, and historians who suggest otherwise.
They believe the weathering on the Sphinx's enclosure walls is indicative of water erosion rather than the commonly accepted belief that it was caused by sand and wind. If the weathering were caused by water erosion, it is so extensive that it could only be attributed to thousands of years of rainfall. Funny thing is, where the Sphinx is located is as bone dry now as it was in 2500 BC when it was supposedly built. In fact, the area has only experienced an average annual rainfall of one inch since the Old Kingdom circa 2686-2134 BC. Egypt's last period of significant rainfall ended between the late 4th and early 3rd millennium BC. If the weathering was caused by water erosion, the Sphinx must have been built during the 6th or 5th millennium BC at the earliest.
If one accepts the water erosion hypothesis it must then be asked, how long was the Sphinx standing there before the heavy rains began? This is where academics diverge even further on the matter, and some believe it can be answered by astronomy. There is a wobble in the earth's rotation known as axial precession and it takes 26,000 years to complete a cycle. Because of this, the alignment of stars in the night sky is a cyclical process, so we are able to know exactly how the stars were aligned at any time over the last 30,000 years at any point on the earth. With this knowledge, we know that the layout and orientation of the Sphinx was a direct reflection of the constellation of Leo in 10,500 BC. Furthermore, it was at this time in 10,500 BC that the Giza pyramids were a direct reflection of the Orion constellation and the Nile River was a direct reflection of the Milky Way.
So if one accepts the water erosion hypothesis they must also accept that Egyptian civilization is much older than believed, at least several thousand years older and in the case of the Leo Constellation theory almost 10,000 years older.

:rolls eyes:

I like the part where the villain said Time to die! and the hero said No, time to Star Wars!

Turbam posted...

I hope that she's able to find strength in the lord and turn her life around

Every day we stray further from God's light.

What color McLaren should I get for my everyday driver?

Didn't vote because I've both won and lost.

All of that was a long time ago though.

lol

Heyyyy... Someone leave a cage open at Turtleback Zoo?

Unsinkable ass?

I think it is absolutely projection for a significant number of the people on the "right."

I keep reading the topic title as "Tree House passes bill gutting marriage equality".

This makes no sense what-so-ever.. Why?

"There is no way it came from a lab-leak"

I'd be honest and tell her I'm not into that naruto crap.

What a hilarious turn this story has taken. "Based super-genius" really stepped in it!

Yes. I think it is much better than the original.

Robot2600 posted...

lolita, ulysses, for whom the bell tolls, and moby dick are all amazing

phd in literature bb

Great choice! What do you do for work?

Moby Dick!

Definitely pre YouTube era.