Bulldrek v3.0

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Cain: What about a legitimate, democratically-elected former government that only ever attacks military targets? Iraqi terrorists are almost generally kinda a little bit that way oriented. Ghotty: Uh, yeah, apart from the bit where they weren't legitimate or democratically elected, and attack civil...

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You can die from not sleeping for 50 hours? News to me.

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I guess the broadest definition of "Christian" would be a follower of Christ. You could be one of those without necessarily believing in the resurrection, or that Jesus was the Son of God. You could just agree with a lot of the things he said and try to live by those precepts.

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I guess they got tired of attacking Teletubbies and SpongeBob, and have now moved on to bigger and better things.

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I had no idea Father's Day varied between countries. We don't have ours until September.

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If you've ever wanted to see graphic muppet-death, then yes.

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Raygun wrote:I thought it was that, plus funny. Five minutes of barfing puppet? Golden!

I could have sworn this thread was about Meet the Feebles.

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Complex Question Okay. I'm no expert on American politics, but I do know logic. And what you're dismissing as a logical fallacy is simply a question containing a conjunction. Last time I looked, conjunctions were not fallacious. Some of the other alleged "fallacies" are pretty dodgy, too,...

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Meh. I'm neither judge, jury nor executioner. Sure, I care if people were abused, but I don't know if they actually were, so I'll just trust the decision of the people who heard all the evidence, and leave it at that.

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Free speech/Patriot Act/everything else aside, it's a pretty terrible PR move from the Republicans. If the Democrats are waxing lyrical about Guantanamo, surely it's better to sit back and let them make themselves look silly, rather than drawing all the media attention to yourself by walking out on ...

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Wow. That's quite... awful, really.

Crazy Elf wrote:Real estate prices continued to rise.

Crime kept on keeping on.

Maybe there's some vested interest in keeping it quiet.

That's pretty much it. The property investor lobby is pretty powerful round these parts.

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Realistically, 4 hits out of 120 is not atrocious, but it's far from impressive. And giving someone a 15 day suspension isn't going to increase the hit rate any.

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Because you'd be sparklier?

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Having a conversation with Stein would be fun:

"Surely political honesty is at the very core of a functional democracy, and carries just as much weight as policy differences."
"YOU'RE JUST SAYING THAT BECAUSE YOU'RE A NO-GOOD COMMIE!!!"

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I recently cut back on the number of hours per week that I work. My little sister, who's currently completing her final year of high school, just quit her retail job so she can concentrate on her studies. I'm really proud of her, because it was a shit job that was taking up too much of her time, and...

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I'm far more comfortable and accepting of people who don't introduce themselves as gay (or flaunt it in other blatantly obvious ways) - people who think of themselves as people that happen to like dudes or chicks rather than "a guy who likes dudes." I think of myself as a guy who likes du...

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Ooh, neat. He was the runner up, I hear.

He used to post on another forum I visit. Nice guy, far as I can tell.

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Crazy Elf wrote:I believe that Mr Mooky is, but I'm not sure that he's figured out that Bulldrek is up and running again.

For the record, I am both here and queer. Haven't had much time to post here the last few weeks, though.

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No, not personally. Just that someone by that name likes to take down fora.

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Presumably they have a lot of dodgy boxing matches in Nevada that the authorities are unable to keep under control.

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Thanks for all the work you've put into the new version.

The hacker wasn't some little shit who called himself Garth3 or something to that effect, by any chance?

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AtemHutlrt wrote:Well, is there any indication it isn't?

Well, yeah, there's an indication, but that's not my point. My point was that easy as it is to think the guy deserved any injury he may (emphasis on "may") have received at the hands of police, the justice system has to view it differently.

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How would you suggest "appropriately checking" the student? I don't think they should. It shouldn't be the role of schools to police what students do in their spare time. If they pose a danger to other students, then sure, the school should do something about that. If the kid's being beat...

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Raygun wrote:Poor baby.

Pathetic as it sounds, the justice system needs to think of this guy as innocent unless and until proven guilty.

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I really, really don't understand how socialized and/or protectionist countries (like, say, Denmark and Japan) can try to claim some kind of moral high ground over the Byrd Amendment. There's no moral aspect to it whatsoever. It's simply a case of Canada and the EU saying, "you're trying to fu...

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If I ever lost a finger, I'd package it in a chilli packet too.

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But there probably is one around, anyway. If a kid can't deal with a known and identified danger, what hope do they have against someone who appears as a trusted friend? But in all likelihood there's not going to be a child molester who appears to my kids as a trusted friend. Despite the statistics...

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Even after chemical castration, the community won't want a "convicted child molester" in their town. Can't blame them. I wouldn't want one near my kids either (not that I have kids, but you know, we're talking hypotheticals here). With regards to rape being about power, I'm not an expert ...

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Currently listening to Morcheeba, Joni Mitchell and Jane's Addiction. Also some Webern and Liszt.

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I respected him as a chess player, but I think I respect him even more as a dissident.

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Bah! Everyone knows the Finnish aren't *real* Scandanavians anyway.

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I found out this piece of news by visiting Free Republic. I hadn't been there for a few months, and they seem to have all become Nazis in the interim. There was a string of about fifty replies to the story saying things like, "one Muslim terrorist down, 1.2 billion to go." Charming.

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The site was actually pretty okay, if a little embarrassing, until it claimed that your kid saying "pwn" was of concern, and even a sign of possible illegal activity.

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"We all flipped for it," David Janollari, president of the Kids' WB, said this week. "We just said, 'Wow, what a great way to take the classic Looney Tunes franchise that has been huge with audiences for decades and sodomise it with a rusty pole.'"

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5+2=7

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Yeah, the system you're describing there is pretty much what we have, and what we'll lose in about 12 months time.

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We have a fairly productive student government system here in Aus. At least, they do at my university. This year, the Federal government is trying to pass legislation to remove student government entirely. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that if people see a remotely functional governme...

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Hmm... the trailer doesn't look all that promising. The direction and the soundtrack make it feel like a slightly campier sequel to Men In Black.

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Thankyou, and happy birthday.

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Johnny the Bull wrote:I just thought no one so young could be so stupid.

What can I say? I work at it. But I think Bulldrek deserves a great deal of the credit for making me the man I am today.

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Johnny the Bull wrote:I had you pegged as mid 20's.

Most people do. Even when they meet me in person. Presumably they are thrown off by my towering intellect, as I am clearly brimming with youthful vigour.

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Turned 19 on November 26.

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Thorn wrote:
mrmooky wrote:Well, it looks like Ms. Young has learned her own lesson, anyway. Hopefully things will just blow over and everyone will forget about it in a few weeks.
Well, we can forget a tsunami, I'm pretty sure we can forget this....

What's a tsunami?

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Well, it looks like Ms. Young has learned her own lesson, anyway. Hopefully things will just blow over and everyone will forget about it in a few weeks.

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Litigation: gotta love it. Teens fined for late night cookie drop A US judge has ordered two teenage girls to pay about $US900 ($1,168) for the distress a neighbour said they caused by giving her home-made cookies adorned with paper hearts. The Colorado pair were ordered to pay $US871.70 plus $US39 ...

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Heh. I saw the Beastie Boys on Sunday night. Good show, it was.

My musical tastes are always in a constant state of flux, but at the moment, I'm listening to Jane's Addiction, Morcheeba and PJ Harvey. And I've been worshipping at the temple of Missy Higgins for a few months now.

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In under thirty posts, a thread on Jenna Jameson's saucy ring tones has turned into another discussion of the relative merits of Europe and the US. Wow. Just, wow.

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Sorry to hear about that, man.

And sorry, but I can't take you up on your offer. There's more than a few barriers there.

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