Dr. Pomade

This made me think: you know, it's easier to get access to a classroom at a school where you aren't allowed to be than it is for you to board a plane at Columbus International.

Didn't that involve the police/government opening fire on students/citizens? (Not sure if I'm not following you, my knowledge of history is lacking, or both.)

I'm speaking from the top of my head here - and I'd like to consult the literature before saying I feel confident in this - but it seems like educational facilities have been a prime target for mass shootings/killings. We've got this, Columbine, and the shooting at Virginia Tech - all of which come to mind. And they make easy targets for shooters: lots of people in one place, and the facilities are almost always unsecured. I think it's likely far past due for us to realize that the continued vulnerability of educational facilities is unacceptable. We should strive for schools to have the the same level of security as psychiatric hospitals, places of government, and correctional facilities.

This is as nearly as tragic as anything I can recall. Beyond sorrow for the victims and anger for the culprit, my reaction - which is likely somewhat irrational, considering I have children - is that all schools must immediately be operated as secure facilities: locked, metal detectors, and staffed full-time with armed security personnel. I realize the nearly astronomical costs of converting every school into a fortified structure, but, I would ask, can we afford not to?

2:1 odds those Powerade bottles are filled with piss.

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Did we ever talk about what we consider to be the best coaching jobs in CFB? If we didn't, then we should.

False, all crossfitters are vegan.

AND THEN PUT IT ON THE RAILROAD TRACKS AND HAVE TRAIN RUN OVER IT YAY COOL FX

Yeah, you do sound a little Judd mental. http://www.absolutenow.com/mugshots/images/JuddWynonna.jpg

-100 points for overuse of ellipses

+10 points for color choice -50 points for quoting yourself in your sig -50 points for the quote being stupid

Only if you're bringing home fat broads. Skinny chicks are stackable.

Oh, okay, gotcha. Did not know that. Thanks

If you want to impress girls and get a lot of ass on the weekends, the Z. If you want to impress a bunch of guys who know a lot about cars, the Cadillac.

Also, I can attest to how hard a highly modified EVO can pull. Specifically, Mike Yetzer's/IPS' EVO.

Video says Gallardo, but isn't that a SL?

Agreed.

Brian, this link might be helpful: http://www.travel.state.gov/passport/get/first/first_830.html I got my passport by going to a post office and applying there. I remember them saying that it would take like 45 days for me to receive my passport, but then I received it in like two weeks. Edit: Also, like Schmuckies said, you can get your passport photo taken at a CVS. It's a relatively painless process.

7.3/10 The dismount really hurt his score. In future runs, just hold on and give more throttle - you'll come around and land it almost everytime.

Instant collector's item.

I hope my car makes the cover! I know, it's likely not the "trendy" pick, but - at the same time - who can say anything bad about the 2003 Mitsubishi Montero Limited Edition? Seriously, it's a limited edition. *fingers crossed* http://images.autocatch.com/4436987364d0701cac20eb-640x480.jpg

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Do you intentionally remove the names from the quotes for the same reason that I insist on sometimes posting three times in a row?