HOLY CRAP Drago just knocked out Apollo. He’s not looking good after that. -ThereIsNoGodZilla
I agree with the widow Creed and blame Rocky, he should have thrown in the towel. No matter how proud Apollo was.
Would you take $10,000 to Teabag a hibernating bear? -TinHearted
I’m pretty sure he’d fucking tear you to pieces before you unbuttoned your pants. So, no thanks.
Watching Bored To Death? -NineInchMark
Yeah, last Sundays was particularly funny, with the Craigslist girl. But the show is okay. More interesting than it is funny. I don’t like that he never loses a case. It would make the show more appealing if you weren’t sure it was gonna work out in the end. I suppose they could be setting up for something.
FACT: Les Stroud > Bear Grylls -wool21
Les takes himself too seriously and is over-dramatic. We don’t need to see him bored in the wilderness to prove that he’s there. They should merge the shows and drop one in one spot one week, and the other in the same spot the next week and see who has the best ideas and easiest time. Now, we’re talking.
“Taking Ecstasy is Safer Than Riding A Horse” -British Drug Czar David Nutt. Reply? -BBSS8833
What a coincidence, Ecstasy is less exciting than riding a horse, also.
Rachel Scotts Dad came to talk to us at school today. Shes the girl killed in the Columbine attacks that had all these premonitions of the attack and her death and stuff. Very moving and eerie. Have you heard of this? -everpack17
Have you heard the theory that she was in on the attack? Apparently, there’s concern that she wanted to die, but didn’t want to commit suicide. I’ve even read that the three of them had sex because no one wants to die a virgin, and then she did a bunch of things to look like she knew it was going to happen, because she did. She even “somehow” saved her brother, who had a gun to his head at one point from several accounts. I don’t subscribe to anyones version of the situation, because I wasn’t there and I really don’t care. But when given the basic choices of “Knowing Co-conspirator” or “Teenager with mystical powers”, I’m going to invariably go with the one that’s more likely.
You’re from Boston. Ever been to Salem on Halloween? I just went, shit gets crazy there, It’s like being in the North Pole for Christmas, it just feels right. -EricaLamb
I prefer not to support the site of one of the most retarded government-sanctioned murder sprees in the countries history. But thanks for asking, though.
I am part Japanese, and I don’t consider the word “jap” to be offensive. -DaGr1lla
I don’t see how anyone could. It’s like “Jew” or “Brit”. But some Japanese people do get offended. So, I’ll still avoid the word to not chance bringing someone negativity because I’m not so lazy that I need to shorten a three syllable word.
PS3 fans are loving that party chat was removed from the XBox, but they never had it at all! How does it feel, fanboy? -5Mt1.
Great, knowing that all my online games have been legitimate, and not open to rampant cheating exposed on the XBox. It’s like someone who has beaten cancer asking someone else “Hows it feel not having Cancer?” It’s great, and you look retarded for asking such a retarded question.
Would you have to be really bored or have nothing better to do in order to take revenge on someone? Let’s say someone you love gets killed. You have a 4.0 GPA and have a lot on your plate, maybe even an athletic scholarship. Could you be bothered to seek revenge? Would your decision depend on your itinerary? If I were bored enough I’d enact tons of revenge. -DudeListen
Revenge is not motivated by boredom or an abundance of free time. Revenge is motivated by injustice, and usually comes at the expense of future plans, not in spite of them. If you aren’t emotional enough to concoct revenge, then you’re just wasting your effort thinking about how awesome it would be if you did. That’s called a “grudge”. Revenge isn’t rational. You either sacrifice things to obtain it, or you don’t care enough to do so. That’s it, the only two options.
