[quote author=Hellbettie link=topic=14731.msg1039653#msg1039653 date=1223964300]
I'm playing shoe's role here..haha
I wish it were bettie, I'm a jennifer, it's so common.
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Phew!
[quote author=Hellbettie link=topic=14731.msg1039653#msg1039653 date=1223964300]
I'm playing shoe's role here..haha
I wish it were bettie, I'm a jennifer, it's so common.
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Phew!
some girl added me on myspace.. and i have no clue who she is. ill be damned if on her profile pic, she isn't kissing her boyfriend, so i cant even get a clear visual. so i guess accept her and then if i dont know who she is... delete her?
i dont know how that makes me happy..because it actually pisses me off.. but y'know.
[quote author=Hellbettie link=topic=14731.msg1039653#msg1039653 date=1223964300]
I'm playing shoe's role here..haha
I wish it were bettie, I'm a jennifer, it's so common.
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You just made the song "Jennifer" by the Eurhythmics pop into my head. Lovely Song!
ETA: so that it makes sense, lol!
sarah :-P
[quote author=Resident_Queer link=topic=14731.msg1039679#msg1039679 date=1223965501]
sarah :-P
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ohhshit are you a ninja?
Getting unexpected phone calls from people I am crushing on :oops:
I love listening to your sexy voices.
The number 3 leader of Al Quaida in Iraq becoming number 2.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081015/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_iraq_123
BAGHDAD – The U.S. military says the No. 2 leader of al-Qaida in Iraq has been killed during an operation in the northern city of Mosul.
The military has identified the insurgent leader as a Moroccan known as Abu Qaswarah or Abu Sara.
Wednesday's statement says he became the senior al-Qaida in Iraq emir of northern Iraq in June 2007 and had ties to senior al-Qaida leaders in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
It also says "he was al-Qaida in Iraq's second-in-command" behind Abu Ayyub al-Masri, who also is known as Abu Hamza al-Muhajir.
Fucking Moroccan.
Crime becoming a dangerous career choice.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-10-14-justifiable_N.htm
FBI: Justifiable homicides at highest in more than a decade
JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDES RISING
By Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY
The number of justifiable homicides committed by police and private citizens has been rising in the past two years to their highest levels in more than a decade, reflecting a shoot-first philosophy in dealing with crime, say law enforcement analysts.
The 391 killings by police that were ruled justifiable in 2007 were the most since 1994, FBI statistics show. The 254 killings by private individuals found to be self-defense were the most since 1997.
The FBI says a homicide committed by a private citizen is justified when a person is slain during the commission of a felony, such as a burglary or robbery. Police are justified, the FBI says, when felons are killed while the officer is acting in the line of duty. Rulings on these deaths are usually made by the local police agencies involved.
Some law enforcement analysts say the numbers represent changing attitudes on the streets, where police have felt more threatened by well-armed offenders, and citizens have taken greater responsibility for their own safety.
Northeastern University criminal justice professor James Alan Fox describes an emerging "shoot-first" mentality by police and private citizens. For several years, police departments have armed their officers with higher-powered weapons to keep pace with criminal gangs. "Clearly there is a message out there that citizens may be able to defend themselves" as well, he says.
Alfred Blumstein, a Carnegie Mellon University criminologist, says the gun "legalization movement" also may have helped create a "greater willingness" among citizens to act in self-defense.
Forty-eight states provide various rights to carry firearms. Illinois and Wisconsin do not, according to the National Rifle Association. In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court in June carved out a right to individual gun ownership, ruling that the Second Amendment allows citizens to keep guns in their homes for self-defense.
The NRA and other analysts say most laws allowing gun possession have existed for years and would not likely account for a recent spike in self-defense killings.
Instead, Wayne LaPierre, the NRA's executive vice president and chief executive officer, says the Sept. 11 attacks and the widespread looting and violence after Hurricane Katrina spurred some people to take more responsibility for their own safety.
Immediately after those events, LaPierre says the group's gun-safety trainers reported "big increases" in NRA-sponsored courses. "Americans are simply refusing to be victims," he says.
Florida State University criminologist Gary Kleck says the FBI underestimates self-defense killings by citizens because the ones that are not precipitated by felony crimes may not get counted. "Less than a third of (citizen killings) are reported," he says.
Just sent in my payment to have my drivers license restored. That's three in a row, I may be too ecstatic for a mere "happy" thread.
[quote author=HyperU2 link=topic=14731.msg1041237#msg1041237 date=1224085476]
Just sent in my payment to have my drivers license restored. That's three in a row, I may be too ecstatic for a mere "happy" thread.
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Winning these Dr Martens shoes on ebay. They have skulls on them. :2smiley:
They'll be great for work.
Anyone who says onions make you cry has clearly never been hit in the face with a turnip.
[quote author=Tarren link=topic=14731.msg1041342#msg1041342 date=1224092170]
Winning these Dr Martens shoes on ebay. They have skulls on them. :2smiley:
They'll be great for work.
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Oh wow those are gorgeous!!!
This is probably silly but...drinking ice cold soda on an empty stomach...yea...
I totally love that super cold chill when it hits my belly and makes everything in me shiver...
awesome...
[quote author=tgyta link=topic=14731.msg1041348#msg1041348 date=1224092637]
This is probably silly but...drinking ice cold soda on an empty stomach...yea...
I totally love that super cold chill when it hits my belly and makes everything in me shiver...
awesome...
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awe, i like that too. :-)
Chicken noodle soup. It's my new favorite thing.
[quote author=ScrantonBranch link=topic=14731.msg1041397#msg1041397 date=1224094298]
Chicken noodle soup. It's my new favorite thing.
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Did you just discover it? :lol:
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"A vagabond dreamer, a rhymer and singer of songs
Singing to no one and nowhere to really belong."
[quote author=Nomad link=topic=14731.msg1041398#msg1041398 date=1224094363]
Did you just discover it? :lol:
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Pretty much lol. I used to hate it. But, you know, with the economy and all, soup is cheap, and yum.
I'm happy that my roommate finally left and moved her stupid big ass truck out of the front of my house. She just better not park it there when she comes back.
[quote author=ScrantonBranch link=topic=14731.msg1041399#msg1041399 date=1224094493]
Pretty much lol. I used to hate it. But, you know, with the economy and all, soup is cheap, and yum.
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Tell me about it. I'm supposed to be eating healthier right now, but since money is tight the more unhealthy the food it, the more affordable. :lol:
I'm gonna start shopping at Aldi's again. I went last week and I may have to go again this week. Generic soup and lunch mean FTW!
Ugh.
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"A vagabond dreamer, a rhymer and singer of songs
Singing to no one and nowhere to really belong."
A dumb thing that makes me happy is my pal Skindeep. 
[quote author=Nomad link=topic=14731.msg1041406#msg1041406 date=1224095092]
Tell me about it. I'm supposed to be eating healthier right now, but since money is tight the more unhealthy the food it, the more affordable. :lol:
I'm gonna start shopping at Aldi's again. I went last week and I may have to go again this week. Generic soup and lunch mean FTW!
Ugh.
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I didn't know you guys had Aldi! I love their cooked meat and cheese selection.
Anyone who says onions make you cry has clearly never been hit in the face with a turnip.
[quote author=Tarren link=topic=14731.msg1041412#msg1041412 date=1224095403]
I didn't know you guys had Aldi! I love their cooked meat and cheese selection.
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What is Aldi?
[quote author=Nomad link=topic=14731.msg1041406#msg1041406 date=1224095092]
Tell me about it. I'm supposed to be eating healthier right now, but since money is tight the more unhealthy the food it, the more affordable. :lol:
I'm gonna start shopping at Aldi's again. I went last week and I may have to go again this week. Generic soup and lunch mean FTW!
Ugh.
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Aldi rules. Except when you forget that they don't have anything to bag your groceries in.
[quote author=MeganFarmer link=topic=14731.msg1041413#msg1041413 date=1224095455]
What is Aldi?
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It's a really cheap grocery store - maybe it's only in the Midwest. But everything is pretty much their generic own brand - sort of like a warehouse. But it's stilll good stuff.
[quote author=MeganFarmer link=topic=14731.msg1041413#msg1041413 date=1224095455]
What is Aldi?
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A supermarket. German I think. We have Lidl too.
Anyone who says onions make you cry has clearly never been hit in the face with a turnip.
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