426

(91 replies, posted in Politics)

I want a 2003 Jetta's worth of crayons!  big_smile

427

(56 replies, posted in Politics)

Einstein wrote:

yes and we should ban knives for the same reason, and ropes, and cars, and chainsaws... I mean have you not seen the SAW movie series??!?!!

For the record, I have no problem with Reverse Bear Trap control!

428

(91 replies, posted in Politics)

You didn't actually answer the issue in his scenario.  Plus, does anyone else notice the irony of someone saying that another person is "complicating things unnecessarily," followed by a reexplanation that is nearly 3 times the word count of the other person's explanation?  big_smile

429

(91 replies, posted in Politics)

Does that require the person be able to obtain the original item they deposited?

430

(91 replies, posted in Politics)

First thing's first: This proposal is not, and should not be interpreted as, a barter economy.  At best, the proposal is simply an intermediary currency to compete with the dollar.  At worst, it's an overreaching bureaucracy (more on that later).



A currency is simply an intermediary good in an exchange which largely holds its value due to its intermediary status.  If you were the only person in your credit exchange, your credits would be meaningless because, without traders, there's only one use for your credits: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIniljT5lJI

Just like a dollar, a credit in your system has little, if any, inherent value.  Its only purpose is to compensate one party when they want to donate goods and obtain "credits," which is insanely analogous to the act of selling a good and obtaining dollars which can be later resold for items.

So yeah, this isn't a barter bank.  It's just a new currency you're trying to push.  More later.

Also, any recipe with the instructions to marinate anything in arsenic will most likely be disregarded.

432

(65 replies, posted in Politics)

"K is for kookie, that's sometimes good for..."

No, this thread sounds terrible.

433

(35 replies, posted in General)

I just want to note that Texas has a population of 26 million people.  Not that its population is more than Canada's, but you're not exactly talking about Delaware here.  Cutting up the military size by dividing it on a state-by-state basis would generally work, but not when you're dealing with... I think the 4th largest state in the country.

434

(48 replies, posted in Universal News)

{Black Mafia} IC Death wrote:

Joe all u do is talk [like an egyptian]...

Considering the Egyptians just ousted their second President in 5 years through popular protest, the edit to this post is an entirely unwarranted attack on them to say they're all talk!  tongue  (This is directed at Gwyn, not IC Death)


That is all!  smile

435

(6 replies, posted in General)

Worst idea ever.  Unless, of course, if you think the best representative of the food you're talking about is something that can survive a multi-day trip without harm or significant packaging protection... at which point I'd wonder about whether I'd want to sample it in the first place.  smile

436

(50 replies, posted in Community)

Valcona wrote:
Stan wrote:

Oh man. You bumped a old thread. Thats like a death sentence here now!

He made a significant contribution to the discussion.
Thus, is an acceptable bump.

... so I didn't have to pre-pay the power bill for the electric chair I just installed?  Damn it!  X(

437

(32 replies, posted in Politics)

Xeno wrote:
The Great Eye wrote:

Render, do you mind if I edit your post to add in C's where appropriate?  tongue


C is actually a pretty redundant letter.

we have S for 's'-sound, and K for k-sounds; there's no need for the letter c.

Well, yeah... but still... it's weird!!!! tongue

438

(32 replies, posted in Politics)

Render, do you mind if I edit your post to add in C's where appropriate?  tongue

439

(17 replies, posted in Politics)

I'm going to close this thread, because although the other thread was second, both were made by the same OP, and the other one actually has content, while this one's talking about food.

440

(32 replies, posted in Politics)

Fine, Key, making me have to actually do my job.

Warned for personal attacks, Key.

441

(32 replies, posted in Politics)

... what the hell is this thread?

(I'm sensing a pattern)

442

(17 replies, posted in Politics)

... what the hell is this thread?!?

443

(7 replies, posted in Ideas)

Your X key isn't working either?!?

444

(97 replies, posted in Roleplay)

*ditches this tea party in protest of the use of terribly environmentally unsafe cups*

445

(17 replies, posted in Politics)

With some Chile on the side?

446

(37 replies, posted in Politics)

*starts popping the popcorn*
Oh, this should be fun.

447

(88 replies, posted in Universal News)

Shadow wrote:

can we repair whats already done?

Considering how easy it would be to return planets a player recognizes that he or she took unjustly... yes... damage can be repaired.  tongue

*runs away from the thread giggling*

448

(42 replies, posted in General)

Testudinae wrote:

We should have a specific general thread for Melvin and Render to debate eachother on.  Zarf can pick the topics of debate!

~*Pinwheel Forever*~ wrote:

hahaha Yes!! Tag points for Josh!! I'd (try to) read that for sure!! tongue

Best... idea... ever!  *waits for another forum mod to facepalm and remove the tag point issued*

449

(42 replies, posted in General)

Render wrote:

41%
(7)
    Klose this poll and blok Render bkause he's a pain in the ass


lol I see mods are aktively voting smile

One problem with your theory: If that was the mods voting, they wouldn't have to express their view in your poll.  They'd block you... because they can.

450

(23 replies, posted in Community)

Arfeh or Zarfeh?