vegetablebelay

Hopefully the cops will keep all you whiners in line

Or booze, again not without your helmet.

Dave, can you afford it?

So go already.

Pretty lonely over there.....

Need we dig up pics of Saddam's chemical dosing of the Kurds?

To be fair Mattp, Nelson said a lot of other stupid shiat too.

I saw that one in the back of a guy's car. Maybe I'll make one of my own....

Muffy, that you?

Dave, don't you have a pube club to organize or a roommate to search for?

Grab a weapon!

From boredom?

Where'd you drop yours in case anyone else is looking for a free one?

Big 4?

Just out of that picture they are sneaking up behind him to cut off his head!

I think this loop is kinda cool too:

France's Elf Aquitane is about the biggest foreign company involved in Iraq. China and Russia could have big interests in Iraqi oil too. Their resistance to action is quite predictable. Guardian U.K. "The stakes are equally high for the French, Russians and Chinese. It is striking that the three countries which delayed America's new UN Iraq resolution all have potentially massive oil pacts there. Saddam is believed to have offered the French company Total Elf Fina exclusive rights to the largest of Iraq's oil fields, the Majnoon, which would more than double the company's entire output at a stroke. Meanwhile, Russia and China have sought various deals on the supergiant West Kurna and Rumaila fields respectively. Russian company Lukoil has been assured it will not lose its stake in the 20bn barrel West Kurna field." http://www.payk.net/mailingLists/iran-news/html/1997/msg01380.html

One of maybe a thousand....

CPSC Says Snowshoe Bindings Recalled To Prevent Injury WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--A Vermont company is voluntarily recalling about 420 snowshoe bindings, a safety regulator said Wednesday. Trak Inc., which does business as Karhu Inc. of Burlington, is recalling the bindings, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said. "Screws and other hardware used to keep the bindings intact are too short, causing the binding to separate from the shoe," the CPSC said. "This poses a fall hazard to consumers." CPSC and Trak Inc. are not aware of any injuries involving these bindings. "This recall is being conducted to prevent the possibility of injury," the agency said. The recall involves bindings sold on the "Karhu Meta Sweeper" and "Karhu Morph Sweeper" snowshoes. A variety of retailers sold the snowshoes nationwide during November for about $250. -By Jeff Bater, Dow Jones Newswires

Hey Sisu, keep up with the discussion. It was a response to Trask who was talking about ScottP.

I would normally think you were feigning stupidity, but I just can't give you the benefit of the doubt.