Off-Topic Posts -- Politics, etc.

[Ravane]

I listened to this last night, and man, this superhead chick is somethin else. I guess its relevant to this site... she's the highest paid hoe i've heard mentioned here thus far!

http://www.zshare.net/audio/3218172b98aa2f/

Selah!

[Frank M]

I have always thought how great it would be to have a "thumb" drive (USB Flash drive for the technical folks) that I could use to run programs from. Nothing would exacute from the host computer. Well, today at Radio Shack I found such a device. It is a 2 gig. SanDisck Cruzer Micro USB Flash Drive which has USB compatable programs which exacute from the thumb drive. Availabe programs include Chat (Works with Yahoo Messanger, MSN and others), web browsers (Fire Fox) , Heatseek (Adult page web browser), games, etc. It is on sale at RS for 29.95.

It can also be locked via a password so no one else can get access to the contents of the drive.

So now I have a sense of security from my SO finding out about my free time activities.

[Baltimonger]

I woke up next to Chewbacca this morning.

[Dr.Monger]

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away....

If you have the chance, any of you who are Star Wars fans have got to check out the R2D2 Mailbox at the corner of 14th and I. Just in case you do a double take and question if it's official, it is, but in case you're still paranoid they have placed it next to a regular mailbox.

A novel yet strange way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the franchise indeed. May the force be with you.




Benchseats Rock

There is one of these in Baltimore at the Main Post Office on Fayette, on the way to the PP/C stroll, or what remains of it.

Dr. Monger

[Benchseats Rock]

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away....

If you have the chance, any of you who are Star Wars fans have got to check out the R2D2 Mailbox at the corner of 14th and I. Just in case you do a double take and question if it's official, it is, but in case you're still paranoid they have placed it next to a regular mailbox.

A novel yet strange way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the franchise indeed. May the force be with you.




Benchseats Rock

[Exclient]

Hello. I am trying to find a inexpensive to moderately priced DC or metro-accessible hotel for a day-time private, possibly romantic (depends on how things go, how we feel, we may just end up talking and catching up, but I want to be ready if things progress) rendezvous with an out-of-town guest, whom I’ve known since college. In other words, she isn’t in the business.

The trick is, she gets in to union station from Baltimore in the morning, and we’ll likely only have the day, or a few hours of the day for ourselves, before she must stay at her friend’s. I certainly can’t take her to my place. Especially not during the day. Most hotel check-in times are in the afternoon. That may be too late, and I only want the place for a few hours anyway.

So is there a place we could to, with enough privacy, and possibly a bed, if the situation calls for it?

It would be great if it was not a crack house, and if it was clean. I think that we may be too distracted with the environment, otherwise, to get down to business.

Most appreciate your help in this matter.
Hello. I am trying to find a inexpensive to moderately priced DC or metro-accessible hotel for a day-time private, possibly romantic (depends on how things go, how we feel, we may just end up talking and catching up, but I want to be ready if things progress) rendezvous with an out-of-town guest, whom I’ve known since college. In other words, she isn’t in the business.

The trick is, she gets in to union station from Baltimore in the morning, and we’ll likely only have the day, or a few hours of the day for ourselves, before she must stay at her friend’s. I certainly can’t take her to my place. Especially not during the day. Most hotel check-in times are in the afternoon. That may be too late, and I only want the place for a few hours anyway.

So is there a place we could to, with enough privacy, and possibly a bed, if the situation calls for it?

It would be great if it was not a crack house, and if it was clean. I think that we may be too distracted with the environment, otherwise, to get down to business.

Most appreciate your help in this matter.
Hello. I am trying to find a inexpensive to moderately priced DC or metro-accessible hotel for a day-time private, possibly romantic (depends on how things go, how we feel, we may just end up talking and catching up, but I want to be ready if things progress) rendezvous with an out-of-town guest, whom I’ve known since college. In other words, she isn’t in the business.

The trick is, she gets in to union station from Baltimore in the morning, and we’ll likely only have the day, or a few hours of the day for ourselves, before she must stay at her friend’s. I certainly can’t take her to my place. Especially not during the day. Most hotel check-in times are in the afternoon. That may be too late, and I only want the place for a few hours anyway.

So is there a place we could to, with enough privacy, and possibly a bed, if the situation calls for it?

It would be great if it was not a crack house, and if it was clean. I think that we may be too distracted with the environment, otherwise, to get down to business.

Most appreciate your help in this matter.

[Benchseats Rock]

They fuck with us, let's fuck with them.

Benchseats Rock

[Staggar Lee]

Of course, that's what I meant. Cork Soaker.

Staggar Lee

[PsyberZombie]

Just remember one thing. If you suck just one cork. You will forever after be called a cork sucker.

One summer years ago , I worked at Vineyard

My job was to immerse the bottle stoppers in a special solution

The Job Title = Cork Soaker


Even worse was the next summer ..... i got a job sewing maternity clothes

The Job Title = Mother Frocker


Man , those were the Bad Old Days !!

[Benchseats Rock]

Just remember one thing. If you suck just one cork. You will forever after be called a cork sucker.

Sorry to hear that the other kids in your class were so mean to you. It must have been tough.

You're commenting on inside jokes among old friends Cork, but thanks for sharing your experience anyway.


Benchseats Rock

[Staggar Lee]

Benchseats,

This is a free country. You can call your orgies round tables and imagine you and your friends as knights thereof.

You can post a description of a man getting between a man and a woman having sex. After someone objects to that description on a board presumably dedicated to heterosexual sex, you can call him a nit wit. It's a free country.

You and your fellow knights can (apparently) describe other mens' nipples on this or some other board and call it what you will.

Just remember one thing. If you suck just one cork. You will forever after be called a cork sucker.

Staggar Lee

[Benchseats Rock]

Thanks for the kind words Bench and Robux.


Just a note, I absolutely did NOT get between LL and any female orifice - that would be a dangerous thing to do. I will note for the record his nipples are just too hairy for me.

Personally, and I think I speak for everyone who was there: Exactly what sis happen when you locked yourself in the bathroom? I may have been to drunk to remember any details, but considering some sniveling twit got all uppity and moralistic on us and ALL the reports from the last RT were erased as a matter of course, I for one wouldn't mnd if you recounted them again, here, you knwo, for posterity and shit. The last image I reallly want in my head at the moment is a detailed description of LL's nipples


Benchseats Rock

[Razors]

Thanks for the kind words Bench and Robux.

As I recall, the last time I saw Fool he was headed upstairs with a bottle of Tequila to give LL a shot - and ended up betwixt LL, Special, Angelique and Essence in some variation of a RT/Orgy gone wild.

Benchseats Rock


Benchseats Rock

Just a note, I absolutely did NOT get between LL and any female orifice - that would be a dangerous thing to do. I will note for the record his nipples are just too hairy for me.

[Robux]

RETORT
ROBUX, my admiration for your presence on the board grows. You know well the phrase "a soft answer turneth away wrath" too bad for me I am inclined towards the grevious word (Proverbs 15:1)

Fool,

I learned to employ the quiet way after having fought hard to too many bruising draws -- and to too many blood-soaked losses and victories. Sometimes the quiet approach doesn't work, but it seems to more often as I grow older. Still, I keep a spikey club close at hand for when it doesn't.

Robux

[Razors]

Fool4FishNets,

I'm not going to waste my time answering all of your ignorant blather. What I will say is that you are obviously a product of the great educational system in this country. Did you even bother to spell-check your post? No. Your grammar is atrocious.

Failure to spell check is the mark of an uncaring, lazy man, not an ignorant one.

The president and his cronies are always bragging about job creation. In case you have not noticed, the decent jobs either have gone, are going, or will go in the future to places like Mexico, India, and China. Look at anything new in your home, whether it be a TV, laptop computer, ceramic mug, article of clothing, printer, or digital camera. Excellent chance it was made in China.

It's true that jobs are being created in this country. But economists call them McJobs. They are low skill jobs paying low wages, offering little or so security, and no chance for advancement. They are jobs for the working poor. The reason our economy continues to grow as our jobs flow overseas is that Americans are still in the habit of spending every last cent they earn. Buying a lot of useless crap makes Americans feel good. They feel good until they are faced with a catastrophic illness or putting their children through college. Then they don't feel so good and they start blaming the blacks and the Mexicans for all of their problems.

Nowhere did I indicate complete satisfaction with our economy. I was comparing our economy to that of the 'enlightened' european economies. Economies that result in unemployment more than triple that in the US. While data is available to dispute your "McJobs" argument let us accept your assertion. A "McJob" is better than a "No Job" with generations growing up sucking the state's unemployment teat.

The rioting and car burning in France ceased months ago. That's why it is not being reported. It's old news you fool. But when people in France do riot, the government pays attention.

Addressed in other forum, but here is a little more to chew on
France's Interior Ministry said 2,500 police officers had been "wounded" this year. The head of the hard-line trade union "Action Police" Michel Thooris wrote to Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy to describe conditions in housing developments turned slums as "intifada." Police cruisers are pelted daily with stones and "Molotov cocktails" (gasoline-filled bottles with burning wicks that explode on impact) and Thooris said cops assigned to what was rapidly degenerating into "free fire zones" should be protected in armored vehicles. Entire tall buildings empty into the streets to chase policemen and free an arrested comrade.

You don't see Germans or French exporting their best jobs the way America does. They have strong unions who would shut the country down if the government were to export good jobs.

They'll protest to protect their jobs, but won't do crap to save their country. Case in point, the Airbus 380
http://www.popularmechanics.com/scie...e/4201627.html
The Airbus is manufactured at four different facilities in Europe. The former head of Airbus resigned after the problems with the electrical harness. The new guy came in and said Airbus had to consolidate, closing the plant in Spain, he resigned a few weeks later.

Boeing's 777 is supplanting the much ballyhooed Airbus 380. (Note to Lex - that is American manufacturing jobs beating out European manufacturing jobs)

I personally don't care what kind of crap you believe. Keep your head up your ass as long as you like. It's a natural look for you.

By the way, if you had gone to a real college or university and not the high school for adults which you attended, you would realize how ass-backward your thinking is. Karl Marx and Friederich Engels lived in the 19th century. Marx wrote the Communist Manifesto in 1848. At that time, what you call "statism" did not exist. Germany did not exist as a country. It was a collection of principalities. If anything, Marx and his philosophies gave rise to the modern socialist state. Not vice versa as you state.

LexLuther

My statement was "European statism is what created communism, fascism and the current unsustainable socialist utopianism of the EU."

Europe has a penchant for statism. I am no expert, but in terms of practical application of theory I would point to Frederick of Prussia (mid 18th Century) as presenting the first example of statism which may be readily seperated from a medieval theocratic philosophy (justifying state authority as a mandate from god). And, of course, from Frederick you naturally get Bismarck. This European inclination towards statism is what created the fertile ground that allowed the poisonous plants of communism and fascism to take root.

I am inclined to believe you do not know squat about my kind. I am a libertarian, an economic conservative, not a social conservative and not a slavish devotee of W. Things I do admire about W include his cognizance of the breadth of the threat presented by Islamofascists and his willingness to confront them rather than stick his head in the sand as does the EU and far too many americans.

Feel free to disagree with me and feel free to call me Fool, but do not mistake me for an idiot.