Originally posted by Dnielle

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WELL HELLO THERE DOPPELGNGER

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Originally posted by Danielle

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Originally posted by Doppelganger

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I'd attend, then beat daknee over the head with an empty water bottle when she begins rambling!

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Thanks for making it painless ^____^

And uh, I wouldn't be drunk. I don't drink. I'M A GOOD GIRL.

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Originally posted by Lilmario

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LOL DEI IS BACK PWNT ACMLM PANT.

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Originally posted by setz

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I'd be the guy in the corner with a red dog or 40oz of st. ides making pretty pictures on the computar btw. Taking applications for hot acmlmboard women to pose nakey. (wait we have women?)

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Originally posted by Alastor the Stylish

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Biking scarcely counts as exercise

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Originally posted by Jomb

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I've been wondering if maybe the Bush white house has intentionally let Bin Laden go, that way they can continue to use him to scare the voters with, in order to get votes, and as further justification for taking more power and control for themselves..

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Originally posted by ibz10g

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It sounds like a good idea, but how many members are really all that active? I mean, there are thousands of members, but a lot of them have never posted even once, or even visited the board after they joined!

But I mean, some of you guys seem interesting enough.

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Originally posted by Rom Manic

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You misunderstand me. I meant that if the US and Al Quaeda actually took the time to sit down and talk and sort out their differences, Jihadists lose their reason to fight the Americans and focus their energy on other things.

PROBLEM SOLVED. If only George Bush wasn't such a proud man.

"We do not negotiate with Terrorists. Period."

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Originally posted by Dr_Death16

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This may not seem correct to most people, but I fail to see the point in debating whether or not terrorism is a threat. Why? Well, because frankly, none of us have all of the relevant information we need to make an informed decision as to the subject. Foreign matters are just that, foreign, so we as americans or europeans or etc. can't really know for sure what exactly is going on in the Middle East. The government pretty much does what it wants for all we know; only thing we as the people can do is vote for who we think will do what we want. In politics, nothing is a given, and you can't always believe everything you perceive. For instance, in a simple example, the government says that around 2500 soldiers have died in combat. How can we be so sure? How can we even know that all of these "huge terrorist leaders" such as Al-Zarqawi are really dead or captured, and that we're not just being led on by lies? We can't really be sure of something that we don't personally witness.

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