vegetablebelay

We've always had some internet police here, but now we've got a homophobia cop and a booze cop?

Go Cogentrix! Put a landfill in there too!

quote: Originally posted by karen: a very rare deadly form of syphyllis, and be forced to live out ones days on a desert island . with nothing to read except on copy of "Atlas Shrugged" and one CD of Jim Cary's movie " When Nature Calls". so I went to... I think Karen thought this thread was only one page long.

The left is getting a little pissy....

C'mon Trask ease up - they are saving the world here!

Maybe it's going to be in the North Cascades....

weird" because although he was bloodied and beaten, Father Friendly was left in a heap at our feet while the authorities seemed to only be interested in the video. This all came back to me as I listened to the snafflehound singing and decided

which brought a tear to my eye as I harkened back to when I was a young boy attending the Catholic Church where the priest took a particular interest in me and would sing the song to me as he

and besides, it's gonna grow back, right? Anyway the snafflehound took note of this and immediately

quote: Originally posted by Dr Flash Amazing: a couple cups of Chardonnay, with finely chopped garlic, red onions, and salt. Of course, one must cook the little fellows thoroughly, or you risk contracting ... A particularly nasty strain of Heinouscling which is usually accompanied by

The Mongolian Grill actually serves sauteed Snafflehounds

I'm anxiously awaiting deportation to...

Resurrected! Just Lucille

Mawson's Will - a fantastic Polar Exploration story IMHO.

quote: Originally posted by RopeGunHooker: What a talented bunch <^> <{*j*}> <^>

Frozen chickens kill youth By JOHN ASKILL A TEENAGE worker was crushed to death by a ton of frozen chicken, an inquest heard yesterday. Horrified pals yelled a warning to Paul Langford as a huge pallet toppled off a forklift. But the 17-year-old warehouseman was unable to dive out of the way in time. He was crushed beneath the shrink-wrapped chicken pieces — equivalent to hundreds of birds. Paul was rushed to hospital, but died on the way from multiple injuries. His father Andrew, who also worked at QK Cold Stores in Marston, Lincs, was at his side. Paul, from Woodlands, South Yorks, was working with forklift driver Gary Sumner when the load slipped, sending chicken pieces raining down. Mr Sumner said he noticed the load falling as he began to move back. He told the inquest: “I called out to Paul — but it was too late. All the stuff was coming down. It was all around him. I jumped down to help him.” Mr Sumner said the pallet looked OK and it did not occur to him that Paul was in a dangerous position. The inquest heard there were no faults with the forklift and Mr Sumner was fully trained. But the pallet was missing a crucial board that prevented loads slipping off the forks. The inquest, being held before a jury in Grantham, continues today. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now it's boring Robbob.

It's a mystery, no doubt...

quote: Originally posted by sexual chocolate: (I was held up at gun-point once. Didn't have much of a chance to defend myself!). But after I've been jumped.... And hence the name "Sexual Chocolate" was bestowed upon him..... [ 09-18-2002, 08:42 PM: Message edited by: vegetablebelay ]

Oh yeah, no pics in Access Issues

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I miss that old Atle guy. I wonder what he's up to now?

Meanwhile..... Bush gets the job done again. 09/16 6:37P (DJ)+DJ Annan Confirms Iraq Has Accepted Return Of UN Inspectors Story 6422 DJ Annan/Iraq-2: Letter Delivered By Iraq Foreign Min UNITED NATIONS (AP)--Iraq unconditionally accepted the return of U.N. weapons inspectors late Monday, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said. "I can confirm to you that I have received a letter from the Iraqi authorities conveying its decision to allow the return of inspectors without conditions to continue their work," he said. "There is good news," Iraqi Foreign Minister Naji Sabri said moments earlier. Sabri and Arab League chief Amr Moussa met late with Annan and transmitted a letter from the Iraqi government on the inspectors' return. Under Security Council resolutions, sanctions imposed on Iraq after its 1990 invasion of Kuwait cannot be lifted until U.N. inspectors certify that its weapons of mass destruction have been destroyed. Inspectors left the country four years ago ahead of U.S. and British airstrikes to punish Iraq for not cooperating with inspections. Since then, Iraq has refused to allow inspectors to return, and the stalemate had split the United States, Britain, Russian, France and China - the five powerful members of the U.N. Security Council

quote: Originally posted by TimL: There are many candidates out there for both parties that would do a much better job then the person we have in office. To get down to the point. President Bush is looked at as the figurehead for out country. When he gets on the media and looks like a fool it does not project a good image of our country.[/QB] Out of all of these "many" can't you name one to help us all out?