Can Arnold and Bruce Save the World?

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  • #91
moe darklight said:
it's 4 AM. I'm currently laying in bed, watching a TV show I don't particularly like because there is nothing else on. There is an empty box of crackers by my side. I really have to pee but am too lazy to get up so I keep refreshing webpages to kill the boredom. I'd go to sleep, but getting up and making the bed seems like too much work too.

better? :biggrin:


Wow, there should be an award for you may be an EMI.
 
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  • #92
Hurkyl said:
I'm still wearing pants, so I suppose that means I can't come here?

Why do people complicate the simplest of things? Sure you can stay, just take your pants off! :biggrin: :smile:
 
  • #93
Gnosis said:
Why do people complicate the simplest of things? Sure you can stay, just take your pants off! :biggrin: :smile:

Heck no, we have plenty of coat hangers.
 
  • #94
franznietzsche said:
I live here now? At least until august. I might be out of here after that.

I was thinking about getting out of California in the next year, but part of me is tempted to stick around and see what "armageddon" is like.
 
  • #95
Math Is Hard said:
I was thinking about getting out of California in the next year, but part of me is tempted to stick around and see what "armageddon" is like.
Oh sure! Now you're going to rent a house-trailer in chapparal country right on top of the San Andreas fault. Get out of there MIH!
 
  • #96
turbo-1 said:
Oh sure! Now you're going to rent a house-trailer in chapparal country right on top of the San Andreas fault. Get out of there MIH!

Not sure if that was the armageddon she was referring to. it's not the one I'm expecting in the next 2-3 years.

MIH said:
I was thinking about getting out of California in the next year, but part of me is tempted to stick around and see what "armageddon" is like.

As soon as I get around to finishing a degree, I'm out of here.
 
  • #97
I was thinking about what Arnold said:

http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSTRE4BA73C20081212

"California faces a growing financial crisis," the Republican governor said, urging the state's Democrat-led legislature to close the current fiscal year's budget shortfall.

"If we don't put aside our ideological differences and negotiate and solve this problem we are heading toward a financial Armageddon," Schwarzenegger said.
 
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  • #99
gabbagabbahey said:
Just when I had finally switched allegiances from the consistently inconsistent always underacheiving (when they're not too busy overachieving) Toronto Raptors to a winning team (go Blazers!), Brian finally fires Smitch and gives me new false hope. B&st$rd!

Your Raptors just killed my Nets by 22 points.

Well, at least that division has one good team.
 
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