KaskadskyjKozak

LOL. Bullshit. You'd cower in the corner just as you indicated in the samurai sword thread.

From where do you think tattoos originated? Start with the etymology of the word itself...

on the left: "a better friend to the children" on the right: "glory to the great Stalin!" Oh look, and there's you, "right in zee middle!" FOAD, Sea Gal

on the left: "a better friend to the children" on the right: "glory to the great Stalin!"

I like Motorhead

+1

mean old levee, taught me to weep and moan

damn, guess we'll have to wait to see your tramp stamp

holler, if you need help

Rush? No, the "same as it ever was" annoying one from The Talking Douchebags. ahh. I just keeping hearing Geddy singing "Circumstances"

why don't you ask him? well, TTK?

Rush?

Maybe they can fix our health care system.

Every democratic philosopher since the beginning has stressed the overwhelming need for an educated populace to make the system work. We're not fitting the bill. California's fucked for the simple reason that the population wants services, has voted for them through initiatives but doesn't want to pay taxes and has voted them down through the same process. It's a good thing we have such a high-quality public education system that is more expensive per capita than most industrialized nations.

Nice, Mark. Its not often Tvash runs away with his tail between his legs. Yeah, not quite what happened there. More like not wanting to enter into the same non-discussion, this time with a 12 year old, for the 17th time. He climbs better than you too.

metal gods

Have you seen the Scorps video from Wacken? Uli Roth is in it - the dude can still shred.

If "Poison" can be called metal, then so can Rammstein. ;-)

Here's a Tvash:

Rammstein rocks!

You are a moron, Tvash.

chode-boy's existence is a great counterargument for ID.

I don't mean "nudges" - I would support something significant, but incremental. I also think we should focus on a small number of issues and not all of them at once. In particular - controlling costs, and getting people who want to get insured and pay for it, to be insured (mainly I am talking about this pre-existing conditions shit). I'd also support some sort of legislation penalizing companies who drag their feet on payouts for claims (but think that fraudulent claims should be enforced and punished as well).

both issues are foisted on our politics by libtards in the past 40 years. think before you reply.

I am opposed to some of his ideas philosophically - and I think they are not going to work. We also need changes in the right direction, but applied incrementally and not with some massive rehaul. I fear with the proposals I've seen, coupled with the compromises and backstepping that will occur, we'll see legislation that is ineffective, misplaced and expensive - nothing but a political victory which helps nothing.