TheHaze

Buy a sweatshop overseas.

People change over time. The person you marry now may be a different one 10 years down the road.

I want Charlie's. Large Sicilian Cheesesteak combo. Ahh mmmmmmmmm.

can i haz itz

But there will be 8 more starting October. Yay.

Just in case you missed this, because I still haven't even the foggiest idea where exactly you stand.

Is this really coming from the person who thinks Arabs are terrorists for simply, looking Arab? I'm not negative. You've read text on a digital screen that does not convey human emotion or energy, so how did you establish that? I didn't even cuss this time. It's rather a good thing that not everyone thinks the same or we'd be stuck in a cycle of liberalism. (I used lots of smilies this time so it doesn't seem negative...)

There's nothing profound or different to what you've said. People aren't neanderthals. The general understanding is that issues like this can become complex and have a huge impact on everyone's lives. We all know there is a "big picture". There's no simple solution and never will be for as long as humanity exists and cultures differ. I'm not quite sure what you're even arguing. It seems as if you've acknowledged owning firearms but disagree with some other aspect?

I was not aware that an individual could think on a societal level. Interesting judgment as well, I must say. Despite what type of human being can own a gun, legally or not, how can you regulate where people are carrying? How's the ban on cocaine working? Just great. What does it matter if it's automatic or not, when there have been hundreds of deaths from assault rifles? People are still using them to kill, most of which probably gained them illegally. Maybe you can go ask them to stop? They haven't been fully successful. The components necessary to convert to automatic is available fairly easily. These even sub-compacts like uzi's that are easily obtainable. Super, maybe somewhere in Europe or Australia would be a better residence for you, as they don't seem to mind paying out the ass for non-working regulations and even more dysfunctional governments. I think you have the perception that every CCW person carries on them at all times, paranoid of crime and often looking for a fight and someone to kill. I have never met nor talked to a true and law-abiding gun advocate who hasn't entirely respected the act of carrying and self defense.

I didn't get it, probably because I don't know you nor have I seen the back story. Again, what does a terrorist look like? Ivory Coast pirate? An Arab? Japanese Yakuza? Any maniac can get a gun, yes. But when you regulate where you can carry it, guess who will still carry it anywhere? The criminal. Like I said earlier, that nobody cares about, the change must be brought about by will, not force. As long as there are people willing to criminalize things, than rules don't work except against people willing to abide by them. On a tyrannical-type aspect, if the government is able to regulate gun control, what else can they do? Are you really willing to be submissive to anything a governing body tells you?

Yes, please do. I'm interested to see what a socialist looks like. Act.

What does a "terrorist" look like? Like I said earlier, this is a simple matter. Once you have a better solution and somehow market it successfully across the world, and SOMEHOW convince criminals, violent peoples and governments to be fair and peaceful in every situation that arises, only than will people not use weapons. It will only work by will, not by force.

Chopped pieces of ham or chicken, and lots of it. +1 on the tobasco sauce also. I like adding a lot of Parmesan cheese as well.

What's funny is, this is the type of statement that CCW'ers cite the most. In essence, you're missing the big picture. Any true ccw person does not want to use their gun but does not ignore it as a proper tool. "Better him than me."

I work in a place where the age and sex of the employees fluctuates annually, so here's my observations... When we have: -mostly younger women working, there's a shitload of drama and general immaturity. On the upside, work gets finished in a quality manner. -mostly younger guys working, than little work is completed, or there is a "macho" competition vibe going on. On the upside, when work is finished, it's in a timely manner. -mostly older women working, they're usually on a power trip, enforcing ridiculous rules and making work feel uncomfortable and stressful. I still haven't found an upside. -mostly older men working, it's usually more laid back but the superiors are clueless how the company really run, on the customer level. I guess that's just how a bureaucracy is, though. Can never win.

To immobilize someone. Target practice. Policing. Defense. Don't think of it as a tool for murder just because some abuse it that way. It's a tool just as anything else is. Put it in the wrong hands and it will be used inappropriately. There's really nothing else to it.

Ahhhh I LOVED Live Wire.

Damn, you guys are evil! Your pets are family, let them bond with you! If it's really important, though, teach your animals that it's your territory.

Was a knife or rope made for killing people?

Ahh, you're one of THOSE kind of people. Gotcha.

Anybody like Penn and Teller's Bullshit? Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfObDFVnfp0 Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnAEvqI6V9E Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xS0hKNuS8zU

I'm surprised you guys forgot this: It happened right here in Columbus. The angle of the film makes it appear that the clerk shot fairly close to the infant but he was 3/3 with his shooting.

Yes, but look who has the faster time on the Top Gear test track.

I see no problem.

You're missing out on roughly 96% of the cool cars in this world than. Beautiful car Tim! I think you have a thing for white.