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  1. Vancouver riots weren't started by hockey fans. These were bad people dressed like hockey fans. ohhhhhhhhhhhhhkaaaaaaaaaaay
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  2. this thread is like this part of that episode:
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  3. that's what safety wire is for.
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  4. As you elevate the risk level by drawing, handling, ejecting the round, putting the round back in the magazine, reloading the gun, and then racking the slide again when you leave.. Take dad shooting and familiarize him with guns. Whereas an object at rest tends to remain at rest. And don't lie to your dad. Fuck-ups can be forgiven. Lying cannot, in my eyes.
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  5. It is a US Park - which is considered Public Domain for Rallies and Assembly, unless otherwise posted. The only way you can not Assemble in any area, is if it is Private Property. National Parks/Monuments are NOT private property. What these kids did, was the same as me going out in front of my house on the PUBLIC road, and dancing around. The cops can't arrest me for doing that, period. You think the people who stand in front of the Statehouse downtown, ask for permission? Unless the crowd is going to number in the thousands, where you could interfere with services to others, you have all the right in the world to stand in front of a building and assemble. If you don't like BP Gas, you could go stand on a sidewalk in front of a BP Gas Station and hold your sign up. As long as you are not stopping patrons from using the facility (blocking the entrance or pestering) there is nothing that BP Gas Station could do to you...it is your RIGHT to be able to do this. Just like it is your right to REFUSE searches, REFUSE to give a drivers license or state id to an officer (All you have to do is identify yourself, there is no law that states you have to give them an ID Card), etc..... I am in shock, by how many people think what was done by the Park Police in this video was acceptable.
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  6. ***NOT CONDONING THIS BEHAVIOR*** But, for discussion purposes and strictly from an OBJECTIVE point of view, if the animal isn't harmed (in this case there was 'bruising' which would heal) -- why should there need to be bestiality laws? To each their own, no?
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  7. Everything reminds you of naked guys when your hungover.
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  8. Awesome. Good job. Jones has a good method there too, with the SetCPU. That is going to help your battery life as well.
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  9. Maybe you should start wearing your gear for that class. You seem to get hurt often.
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  10. 1.I like big butts and I can not lie 2. When a girl walks in with an itty bitty waist and a round thing in my face I get sprung. 3. I get hooked and I can't stop staring 4.My homeboys tried to warn me but that butt ladies got makes me so horny. 5.I'm tired of magazines sayin' flat butts are the thing 6.I like 'em round, and big 7.I just can't help myself, I'm actin' like an animal Now here's my scandal 8.I want em real thick and juicy 9. I gotta be straight when I say I wanna fuck till the break of dawn 10. I'm long, and I'm strong and I'm down to get the friction on
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  11. Dangit. I come over here to get away from the UK and find this place is dripping with limeys. Were you born there, or did you inherit citizenship from your parents? The difference is that if you became a British Citizen by being born on British soil then you may pass British citizenship to your child (that would be my case, born in Yorkshire). However your child, if born outside the UK, cannot pass on British citizenship to your grandchildren (unless said grandchildren were born on British soil). (that would be my son's case, born in Columbus) My son is recognized as a dual (US and UK) citizen by both the US and UK governments - US by birth (citizen parents) and UK by Descent (Born British father). However *I* got US citizenship via naturalization, so the US government no longer recognizes me as a UK citizen. The UK recognizes me as dual (US/UK). You must have lived in the UK if you laugh at farts. That's 97% of British humor. When I get helmet intercoms so I could talk to my 7yo when we're 2-up, little did I know that would lead to helmet-to-helmet burping competitions. Cars next to us must think we're insane when we sit there in apparent silence and then both bust out laughing for no reason. My father is still with us but I lost my mother soon after coming to the US. The heartbreak was that my green card took 3 years to process and during that time I could not leave the US to visit home (not a family emergency, I could leave but they would consider my green card application abandoned). I missed the last 3 years of her life and was only allowed to travel home by the INS when the doctors asked us to "gather the family", and the next time I saw her she was in ICU, and she died a couple of hors later. I hated the INS for that. Still do.
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  12. http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/67129_1512875861223_1214208638_31167261_1244428_n.jpg Custom candy red pearl paint, CETA black out in the rear, Z06 wheels with 275/45R17 BFG KDW all the way around, chromoly lower control arms front and rear, relocated adjustable spohn torque arm with driveshaft loop, Suncoast ram air hood with heat extractors, and UMI subframe connectors.
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  13. 1. I will be married for two years on Monday. 2. I have an 11 month old daughter named Hudson and a soon to be 3 year old Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier named Mardy. 3. My wife is due with our second child in January. 4. I recently found out that I am allergic to dogs...Mardy doesn't shed and is considered a to be hypoallergenic dog 5. I was an Intervention Specialist (special education teacher) for four years and have been a school administrator for the past four years. 6. I had negative rep on OR for a long time...apparently I'm a liberal douche. 7. I believe that our rights as individuals end, where an others begins...dammit apparently #5 might be right (back to negative rep I go LOL!) 8. I may quite possibly have the best and most supportive family ever. I would be nothing without them. 9. I am also a first generation American. My father was born and raise in Wanganui, New Zealand and my mother was born in Burlington, Canada. They met in NZ. My mother was lead in a production of the musical Oklahoma. My dad was on a date that night. Went back the next night and ask my mother out after the show. They were married two weeks later and have been happily married since 1975. 10. My FZ6 was the first and only new vehicle I have ever owned.
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