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JJLehto
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Well I meant MWH. Although he COULD be Phil Collins and you cant trust him with wine.
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Neurotarkus
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I never liked first name references. Just throwing it out there, like that brick that went through my ex-girlfriend's window. By accident, heh heh.
And, the thing is; am I critically behind on this whole prog thing? Like, everyone's comparing their Maudlins and Phideauxs, and when I first encountered SR, I was like "what the Fripp is a Phideaux"? And I'm 14 and have a job not, so I don't have money to burn, and I'm not big on illegal downloading. So, I find that i acquire music slowly, quite slowly. There's just so much to get, and so little ways of getting it. Like, for example, I have zero Gentle Giant, no Foxtrot, no Starless and Bible Black, only TAAB and Passion Play from Jethro Tull, the latter in record form and thus not listened to yet, and lots of other things I lack. But hell, I'm 14, I don't think I'd have the Prog Library of Congress. But I'm rambling now. I do, however, have all Radiohead albums and most PF albums. Favorite bands #2 and 1, respectively Edited by Neurotarkus - July 30 2009 at 22:06 |
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JJLehto
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Yeah....I dont see your question, or point.
If you're saying you feel behind the others, don't be! You say you're 14, NO ONE would expect you to have a prog library of congress. Keep in mind a lot of people here are in their 20's, 30's and 40's. I see some pictures of these peoples CD collection of like 5,000 and look at mine of 50.... Been growing slowly but steadily. But I dont feel bad because I got into music late, was BIG into downloading illegally so of course I have a small collection. (I have 1100+ on my MP3 of course). I have no job as well, and when I did most of my money went for car, food, school. So it's all good man. Just keep on listening and acquire as you can. |
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Man With Hat
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Our immpecable taste (which I suppose does include the bull penis) and expansive vocabulary.
And good. So five for me, two for you...golden. And that sounds nice. I hear Peru has a plethora of resources to exploit. And sadly, all I own are small countries in Africa.
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Neurotarkus
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I own five pieces of unreal estate behind a taxi in Western Iowa.
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Man With Hat
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JJLehto
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Ah that picture is just weird.
And hurry up Phil, I have already drank half the bottle and ate most of the oysters. However, I just made a bald eagle soup that is to die for. And by made, I mean my peruvian slaves made it. A bit difficult to communicate but great workers. |
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The Runaway
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JJLehto
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Hey!
Does that signature say "Read Anthem"?????????????? I that might be grounds for banishment from this thread |
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Neurotarkus
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Who likes corn dogs!?!?!?!?!??!
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JJLehto
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Corn dogs are great.
However, they better be filled with some bull penis. |
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Neurotarkus
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Well, I think the socioeconomic status of Southern Indochina is rapidly becoming a cruel joke on the international stage. You see, the sugar trade fell back in 1845, when naval traffic through the Strait of Gibraltar was outlawed by local authorities, forcing the ships to unload their cargo early, thus decreasing shipping efficiency by 45%. Since trade, and thus money flow, slowed due to this, local buildings, such as taverns and hospitals, were shut down due to lack of funds, and this set off a large chain reaction that resulted in the rapid takeover of local industries by American businesses, such as Megacorp's takeover of Fengchao Spice, Inc., and then from the sky, thousands of gliders descended upon the humans, asking for directions to Proxima Centauri. The president of this area, Dr. Ming Chang-Xu gave false directions into a tar pit, thus leading to the demise of the alien forces in 1921. However, current calculations show that 43 years from now, they will come back and destroy all our muffins, because you just don't do that thing to your homies, ya know? So, then Chuck Norris descended from a raincloud and kicked a young maiden named Sally Hilter into a portal, where she went to her true home, the Netherworld Dimension, and he retreated into his ramshackle hut to watch soap operas and occasionally robbing imaginary convenience stores when he runs out of Feeb Jerky (like Beef Jerky, but backwards). So, after this, the President of Northwestern Saharan Russia, Dr. Marvin McChococrunch, interfered in Neil Peart's daily poker game with his five dogs, named Biscuit, Muffin, Fido, Rusty, and, for some reason, Sir Doodles, and Michael Jackson was so angry, he got a pizza slicer and invented an infectious dance, called the Slice Chop. When all the members of the NRA started spontaneously doing the Rhumba, a group of warrior hens from the planet Ch'oktyl-H'geeto rushed through The Wall that Mr. Johnson built to keep young hoodlums like Jack Johnson from stealing his flowers and selling them on Ebay. They quickly dismantled Henry Ford's Dodge Ram pickup truck and used the parts to build a submarine, which they rode to Mars to build a candy factory. Soon, Russian satellites were shooting crowbars at the new moonbase, and this prompted a military response from Peru. The Peruvians sent wave upon wave of inebriated llamas into a beer factory in southern Colorado. This prompted huge numbers of angry sober rednecks to storm into Peru and tell the Peruvians what signs they may have of being rednecks, until Jeff Foxworthy came riding a dump truck and asked the commander of the llama armada to call off their strikes on the eastern half of the moon. The llamas had no choice but to dig a tunnel from my window to yours, which was filled with toys that small children used to own before the Great War of 1490. Then, the mystical alien fleet, led by a mysterious warrior known as Mike Rogers, swooped into Western Kentucky and stole a sensitive military document, Michelle Obama's explosive shopping list. They then bought groceries and had a few drinks in a local Laundromat. This angered a Bolivian pancake farmer, and soon, entire armies of protesting toilet brushes made their way into your television, and even today they have parties, with lots of Scrabble and jolly classical compositions being played. This is why your TV gets bad reception sometimes. Any questions?
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Man With Hat
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^ With that I must question the true motives behind the relocation of the aboriginals from the Tripod camps to the Xerces camps. While it is widely known that the Tripod camps have better amenities, larger shacks, and less forced labor, it is widely unknown that the Tripod camps were the site of the 1912 Gunenburger shootings and hostage crisis. It is also speculated that the Gunenburger incidents were caused over the removal of the Collage dam that caused massive flooding and ruined grain crops which in turn caused the output of Mrs. Flat's Shortbread Crackers to be severely diminished from the previous year. However, the Xerces camps are out in the most inhospitable lands. The only establishment within a 500 miles radius is a cactus farm, which is currently at full employment. Furthermore, the Xerces camps have been the locale of choice for the smallpox, Anthrax, and Bonomonopia testings. It is unclear whether these diseases become inactive over the course of 17 minutes, but I suppose that is for less philosophical discussions.
No, what I would like to address is the pretext given for such a largely ineffecient and difficult move of this type. They say that it is farther away from tributaries of the Mangaries river, which was the very river that caused the Gunenburger incidents. In addition, there is more land out yonder and thus more room to roam, provided they stay inside the fences. This is mostly due to the fact that the general population have deemed this land unusable and dangerous. Being the aboriginals numbers have been steadily increasing over the past decade this was an easy sell to the public. However, I believe the following: The aboriginals are planning a coup to the long established governmental system that has displaced them so furiously and without consideration for the mental deterioration said established governmental system would cause. This move accomplishes three key elements. 1) It moves the aboriginals farther away from the capital. 2) The lingering effects of the bioweapons testing could wreck havoc on the aboriginal's community. There are a number of conditions that could arise, such as leporsy, impotence, loss of limbs, unusual urination habits, sleeplessness, steralization, viral hemorrhagic fever, and of course, death, amongst a myriad of other possibilities. 3) It forces the Xerces camps to continue operations, even after the high courts issued a foreclosure notice.
There is one other piece of information that is seldom known outside the higher governmental offices. There is speculation that uranium ores have been found underneath the land of the Tripod camps. This is obviously an invaluable tool against the threats of today, and harvesting this uranium could be very profitable for both the government (who could sell it at inexplicable prices) and TopPharm Agencies, an increasingly corrupt and untrustworthy enterprise that deals solely with the government, which gets massive tax subsidiaries, and has contracts in a plethora of fields, including self defense, pharmaceuticals, construction, agriculature, weapons testing, bio-engineering, eugenics, and veterans affairs. If this speculation is true, this move would help them accomplish both desires. And look at the profits TopPharm could make, which would only increase their strength in the business field.
Now, my question is, how many licks to the center of a tootsie pop?
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JJLehto
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Well Phil, that is a loaded question. I mean there are so many outside factors to take into consideration. Such as, how quickly are you licking? What is the temperature? Not to mention every single tootsie pop is made differently. Different thickness, shape, etc.
These may be minute details but if we want the PERFECT answer, (and you know we do) there needs to be a lot of time and energy dedicated to this experiment. And even then, I do not think one answer can perfectly satisfy it. |
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I find it despicable that none of you has taken into account how rigidly the blind acceptance of the dominant paradigm determines the framework to which we must relate our observations.
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The Runaway
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JJLehto
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She should be!
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Man With Hat
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Dominant paradigms are specifically manipulated for the anicular and the obstinate. It is in the complete renunciation of any type of epitome that we can truely procure happiness and understanding of the world around us.
So, in essence, I concur. Edited by Man With Hat - July 31 2009 at 18:50 |
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Man With Hat
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It has been an undying question of our times ever since those infernal candies were created. And I think you know I can lick pretty fast. However, I suppose first we should find an average licking speed using many more people than just I for this variable. For temperature, we shall use STP, meaning 0 degrees Centigrade.
As for the inherent differences in the tootsie pops, I find three options. 1) Again, find an average. 2) Threaten the company until they make each according to a pre-determined set of specifications for size, thickness, shape, bouyancy, internal pressure, weight, etc. 3) Comprise three new knot theories. (Admittedly this would probably have no postive impact on our ultimate goal here, it would just be for kicks.)
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Man With Hat
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Amen brotha!
Now pass that bull penis. I've gotten in a wonderful shipment of '52 cognac and some exquisite new panda skin slippers that I've been waiting for the perfect occasion to try out.
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