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 Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:02 pm
Streamjumper Wow... NOW's New York branch is whining like a bunch of children. Since Kennedy gave his endorsement of Obama over Clinton, they're declaring it the biggest betrayal of women anywhere and frothing about how they'll hire an inexperienced man over a woman anyday. This, sir, is why I hate politics.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:14 pm
Cynder Streamjumper Wow... NOW's New York branch is whining like a bunch of children. Since Kennedy gave his endorsement of Obama over Clinton, they're declaring it the biggest betrayal of women anywhere and frothing about how they'll hire an inexperienced man over a woman anyday. This, sir, is why I hate politics.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:15 pm
I'm just waitin' for the third-party white guy to win.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:15 pm
Zero Omega Got myself a job interview at the Coffee Bean. cool Grooood ruck-u! I've never really gone there, but want to try it.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:16 pm
Cynder Streamjumper Wow... NOW's New York branch is whining like a bunch of children. Since Kennedy gave his endorsement of Obama over Clinton, they're declaring it the biggest betrayal of women anywhere and frothing about how they'll hire an inexperienced man over a woman anyday. This, sir, is why I hate politics. Well at least all us white males have been given a clear chance to once and for all stop being both racist and sexist. Now, by the logic of NOW, we have the option of being only racist or sexist... since they've declared that not supporting Hillary is clearly male chauvanism the logical extension is that not supporting Obama makes us racist. Rejoice, my pale brethren! We have been given a glorious choice from our enlightened femnazi overlords; absolution from one of the endemic sins of our foul brotherhood!
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:20 pm
Streamjumper Cynder Streamjumper Wow... NOW's New York branch is whining like a bunch of children. Since Kennedy gave his endorsement of Obama over Clinton, they're declaring it the biggest betrayal of women anywhere and frothing about how they'll hire an inexperienced man over a woman anyday. This, sir, is why I hate politics. Well at least all us white males have been given a clear chance to once and for all stop being both racist and sexist. Now, by the logic of NOW, we have the option of being only racist or sexist... since they've declared that not supporting Hillary is clearly male chauvanism the logical extension is that not supporting Obama makes us racist. Rejoice, my pale brethren! We have been given a glorious choice from our enlightened femnazi overlords; absolution from one of the endemic sins of our foul brotherhood! Kinda read my mind on their logic there, but thankfully the women here in the AG have their heads screwed on right. heart Also, this post is #134,000 in this thread! 4laugh
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:24 pm
Cynder Streamjumper Cynder Streamjumper Wow... NOW's New York branch is whining like a bunch of children. Since Kennedy gave his endorsement of Obama over Clinton, they're declaring it the biggest betrayal of women anywhere and frothing about how they'll hire an inexperienced man over a woman anyday. This, sir, is why I hate politics. Well at least all us white males have been given a clear chance to once and for all stop being both racist and sexist. Now, by the logic of NOW, we have the option of being only racist or sexist... since they've declared that not supporting Hillary is clearly male chauvanism the logical extension is that not supporting Obama makes us racist. Rejoice, my pale brethren! We have been given a glorious choice from our enlightened femnazi overlords; absolution from one of the endemic sins of our foul brotherhood! Kinda read my mind on their logic there, but thankfully the women here in the AG have their heads screwed on right. heart Also, this post is #134,000 in this thread! 4laugh
talk2hand I know how sexist y'all are. I just don't bring it up because I like to fight the evil oppression before it starts.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:26 pm
RaeRae Rave Zero Omega Got myself a job interview at the Coffee Bean. cool
... SO CLOSE TO LOUISE'S [/plotting] Mmmm... soooo good!
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:27 pm
Cynder Streamjumper Cynder Streamjumper Wow... NOW's New York branch is whining like a bunch of children. Since Kennedy gave his endorsement of Obama over Clinton, they're declaring it the biggest betrayal of women anywhere and frothing about how they'll hire an inexperienced man over a woman anyday. This, sir, is why I hate politics. Well at least all us white males have been given a clear chance to once and for all stop being both racist and sexist. Now, by the logic of NOW, we have the option of being only racist or sexist... since they've declared that not supporting Hillary is clearly male chauvanism the logical extension is that not supporting Obama makes us racist. Rejoice, my pale brethren! We have been given a glorious choice from our enlightened femnazi overlords; absolution from one of the endemic sins of our foul brotherhood! Kinda read my mind on their logic there, but thankfully the women here in the AG have their heads screwed on right. heart Also, this post is #134,000 in this thread! 4laugh
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:33 pm
Personally, while I'm all about having a female president, I don't trust Hillary.
Does that make me an enemy against my own gender? emo
Oh, well, I've always preferred hanging out with guys anyways. Not that girls can't be fun... wink
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:35 pm
LunaInverse Personally, while I'm all about having a female president, I don't trust Hillary. Does that make me an enemy against my own gender? emo Oh, well, I've always preferred hanging out with guys anyways. Not that girls can't be fun... wink
I don't really keep up with politics, so I'm not really in the right place to say, but I've never had a very good feeling about her confused
She just... bleh.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:37 pm
Zero Omega Got myself a job interview at the Coffee Bean. cool Nice!! I love their teas. It's really too bad they don't have any stores up north. I prefer them over Starbucks anyday. 3nodding heart
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:37 pm
Kinetic Dream iBarty Well, if I'm ever able to get a Wii maybe that'll change if the controls are any better. I think the problem I had the most was his little wispy blue power that could knock him up to a ledge or something.. I couldn't control the damn thing. Ness is helpful for his bat when you could hit people hard and kill them in one hit if you were good enough though. I'm thinking, depending on how much I get on my tax return, I might buy the game before I even get a Wii just so I can ensure I get it. Things around here where I live, that are new and will be popular, sell out fast here. I'm sure it's that way anywhere else but..still. I don't know. It all depends on the monies I get back from the government. PK lightening is great. heart Kind of like a fullbodied falcon punch, with about the same effects. The fact that it hurls him into opponents just makes it all that much better. xD The fact that he has an absorption attack (even though it takes a little while to get used to) makes it possible to do a full health in a stage that wouldn't drop health otherwise. Not to mention his PSI special, which takes a little more work and timing, is quite 'explosive'. ninja He's hard to use, but really, really worth it in terms of versatility. Am I the only person in here who doesn't know who the heck "Ness" is? gonk
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:38 pm
LoveYouBoogie Zero Omega Got myself a job interview at the Coffee Bean. cool I love coffee; I could eat it for lunch domokun Actually, I like anything caffeinated rolleyes I am a super caffeine junkie... ask Pi eek
It's true.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:39 pm
RaeRae Rave LunaInverse Personally, while I'm all about having a female president, I don't trust Hillary. Does that make me an enemy against my own gender? emo Oh, well, I've always preferred hanging out with guys anyways. Not that girls can't be fun... wink
I don't really keep up with politics, so I'm not really in the right place to say, but I've never had a very good feeling about her confused
She just... bleh. I'm not hugely into politics, either, but my co-worker and I watch the news every morning, so we kind of get updates all the time. LUNA FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!
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