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America's Healthcare "Reform" Bill
Anyone in America not wanting this bill to be passed? I find it to be a large hindrance on the population. It's not like the taxpayers pay for the lifestyles of people who "can't afford to live"... oh wait, that's right, we do.
Re: America's Healthcare "Reform" Bill
Ziggy Sobotka wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 09:57 SOCIALIZED MEDICINE! ^this made me lol
A large hindrance on the population? I think tens of millions of people not having access to health services is a larger hindrance on the population on the whole, socially. If you're worried about a financial burden, then pressure your officials to plug up the loop holes that allow the top percentile of income owners to ferry out their taxable income to 'haven's'.
I'd like accessible healthcare as much as the next guy, but the way it's going to be implemented is all wrong. Obama & co don't really know what the fuck they're doing :\
Given the options presented, and the fact that his opposition aren't even willing to co-operate on matters, he's going with the best implementation available. At least he's keeping a campaign promise, and sticking to it. If it fails, well it fails. I'm no fan of Obama, but I'm impressed that he's been so vigorously pushing this initiative. I can't remember the last time I've seen a politician actually keep such a 'hard' promise and persevere. It's one thing to promise tax cuts and proceed with them, but its another when it comes to promise something that will shape the country.
The problem is he's been in a position where he could easily get it through, but hasn't. It's like he's trying to get more people to like it, yet the more he tries to campaign for it (lol), the more people seem to hate it. also, the opposition is willing to try and talk out a compromise, but he pretty much will only listen to stuff that agrees with him; everything else is shot down and ignored... plus, given America's track record, I don't think giving more power to the government is such a great idea.
GEORGE ZIMMER wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 17:58 The problem is he's been in a position where he could easily get it through, but hasn't. It's like he's trying to get more people to like it, yet the more he tries to campaign for it (lol), the more people seem to hate it. also, the opposition is willing to try and talk out a compromise, but he pretty much will only listen to stuff that agrees with him; everything else is shot down and ignored... plus, given America's track record, I don't think giving more power to the government is such a great idea. He's been trying to cater to people on all sides of the spectrum because he's been trying to present himself as a bi-partisan politician. Yes, he could ram it through, but then the Republican party and independents would view it as a liberal, socialist, unionist ploy to expand government. I suppose that attitude hasn't really changed, but you can't blame him for trying. Frankly, I can't blame him for giving up on a compromise with the right/right-of-center because the rhetoric by those in the 'tea parties' and on talk radio is so toxic, and unproductive. When you've got people in crowds calling Obama some really bad things, and likening health care to Armageddon, you know it's not worth your time to negotiate with them. Obama's put out an olive branch, and kept it there, seeking moderation in the debate. But instead of sitting down to talk, they're just screaming louder and louder, likening his overtures as being indecisive. As for the big government argument. Yes it's true that health care will expand government's reach. But here's the thing that confuses me - why isn't Glenn Beck crying about the ginormous reach that Bush gave the US government after Sept. 11th? Forget the bailouts, and other initiatives, and just look at the new Department of Homeland security, and the increased jurisdiction of other agencies; those likely intrude into people's lives more than health care. Yes preventing terrorism is important. But what's more dangerous to America? A nutjob who thinks he's really damaging the 'Great Satan' or a previously middle class family that is facing bankruptcy because they're paying bills for health care?
GEORGE ZIMMER wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 11:58 plus, given America's track record, I don't think giving more power to the government is such a great idea. SOCIALIZED MEDICINE!!!!!!!
Honestly, the whole problem the media had with Bush is the fact that he is Republican. The media is (for the most part) democratic sympathizing. There are a few exception, but they're rare.
I think what Obama is doing is a good thing, and follow Ziggy Sobotka's advice
IAmFenix wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 15:25 Honestly, the whole problem the media had with Bush is the fact that he is Republican. The media is (for the most part) democratic sympathizing. There are a few exception, but they're rare. or was it his IQ of 76? who knows
Bush is much brighter than most people say he is. I recall hearing estimates pegging him at an IQ of 125'ish; I'm inclined to agree, after what I've read about him. That also means he's 15 IQ points higher than me. But hating on Dubya is a European pastime anyways. It's what all the cool kids like to do. IAmFenix wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 15:26 Honestly, the whole problem the media had with Bush is the fact that he is Republican. The media is (for the most part) democratic sympathizing. There are a few exception, but they're rare. Doubt it. Fox News is the most watched network in the US. MSNBC, which is pretty skewed to the center-left is in second place. The so-called 'Clinton News Network' was dead last in viewership last I checked.
nikki6ixx wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 15:49 Bush is much brighter than most people say he is. I recall hearing estimates pegging him at an IQ of 125'ish; I'm inclined to agree, after what I've read about him. That also means he's 15 IQ points higher than me. But hating on Dubya is a European pastime anyways. It's what all the cool kids like to do. IAmFenix wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 15:26 Honestly, the whole problem the media had with Bush is the fact that he is Republican. The media is (for the most part) democratic sympathizing. There are a few exception, but they're rare. Doubt it. Fox News is the most watched network in the US. MSNBC, which is pretty skewed to the center-left is in second place. The so-called 'Clinton News Network' was dead last in viewership last I checked. 125 is lower than mine, and im sure as hell not qualified to be president of the USA, am i? also, bashing on europeans is so canadian of you.
What's up with everyone knowing their IQ scores? I've always scored somewhere in the top 10% online, but never cared enough to go through with a real one. You can only measure one of many pillars of intelligence with those types of questions anyway. My underachieving, pot-smoking cousin likes to talk about how he has a supposed genius IQ, but he's one of the easiest people to manipulate and has never impressed me with intellectual insight. Nikki, these neocon libertarians (I don't even know what to call them, because their philosophy is so contradictory) think that the only thing government has to do is protect our freedomz (most importantly safety)...and of course Christian values. I hope the US gets pinko medicine sooner than later. Even a mismanaged program will be better than the ss/medicare/medicaid clusterfuck we're currently subjected to.
JohnDoe wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 17:21 What's up with everyone knowing their IQ scores? I've always scored somewhere in the top 10% online, but never cared enough to go through with a real one. I got mine assessed when I was in university. A science department needed IQ scores for a survey and since they had muffins, I was game. JohnDoe wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 17:21 Nikki, these neocon libertarians (I don't even know what to call them, because their philosophy is so contradictory) think that the only thing government has to do is protect our freedomz (most importantly safety)...and of course Christian values. Well that's why I don't understand these 'tea-partiers.' They argue that government shouldn't stick their nose into everyone's business, which is a fair argument to make... but they don't go after the agencies that are actually eroding their freedoms in the name of protecting freedoms. Nor are they having rallies outside of the Dept. Homeland Security or the Pentagon, both of which spend huge amounts of government cash for what are in many cases some very dubious returns.
nikki6ixx wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 15:49 Doubt it. Fox News is the most watched network in the US. MSNBC, which is pretty skewed to the center-left is in second place. The so-called 'Clinton News Network' was dead last in viewership last I checked. Hmm...lets see... they bash Bush for his spending as if he's the devil, and yet Obama, who has spent more than Bush, or any other democratic president is some sort of "Messenger from God". Yea, I definitely don't see any co-relation between that.
GEORGE ZIMMER wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 11:42 Obama & co don't really know what the fuck they're doing :\ It took you a lil bit to long to realize this..
>:[ Thanks a lot, you commie bastards. You're eliminating Canada's only remaining equalizer in a Canada vs USA debate. Now we got nothing!
Health care reform passed! America is saved!
Dover wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 23:37 Health care reform passed! America is saved!
JohnDoe wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 17:21 What's up with everyone knowing their IQ scores? I've always scored somewhere in the top 10% online, but never cared enough to go through with a real one. You can only measure one of many pillars of intelligence with those types of questions anyway. My underachieving, pot-smoking cousin likes to talk about how he has a supposed genius IQ, but he's one of the easiest people to manipulate and has never impressed me with intellectual insight. Nikki, these neocon libertarians (I don't even know what to call them, because their philosophy is so contradictory) think that the only thing government has to do is protect our freedomz (most importantly safety)...and of course Christian values. I hope the US gets pinko medicine sooner than later. Even a mismanaged program will be better than the ss/medicare/medicaid clusterfuck we're currently subjected to. IQ is a pretty good indicator of Intelligence, its just that intelligence by itself doesnt mean a lot... Also, apologies for derailing by going on about IQs, what I meant to say was simply that Bush wasnt hated for being republican. now excuse me while i party some on behalf on america.
forgive my ignorance on this particular subject, but why's it taken so long? haven't the democrats had a house majority as well as the presidency?
Spoony wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 07:13 forgive my ignorance on this particular subject, but why's it taken so long? haven't the democrats had a house majority as well as the presidency? because a couple of Republicans have opposed it not even kidding, Obama wants everyone to like it :\
Spoony wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 06:13 forgive my ignorance on this particular subject, but why's it taken so long? haven't the democrats had a house majority as well as the presidency? They've had a majority in both houses. However, they were making the mistake of trying to pass their bill through normal legislative means, which requires a 60-40 majority to get anything done if the minority party decides to be difficult and filibuster. After they lost their 60-40 senate majority after Ted Kennedy's death, they turned a process called reconciliation which doesn't allow filibustering and only requires a 51-49 majority to get the bill through. It's less-than-honest, but they can't say they didn't try, and Republicans didn't leave them with much choice.
I hope Obama makes a statement supporting oxygen so at least 10% of the American population would suffocate themselves.
nikki6ixx wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 09:04 I hope Obama makes a statement supporting oxygen so at least 10% of the American population would suffocate themselves.
So what does happen if an uninsured person has an accident, and an emergency ambulance is called? What if it was a broken leg, for instance. Do the EMTs walk away if the patient cannot pay? (I suggest a broken leg because you're likely to be concious and thus discussions pertaining to payment could take place) I CBA to look it up.
CarrierII wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 10:56 So what does happen if an uninsured person has an accident, and an emergency ambulance is called? What if it was a broken leg, for instance. Do the EMTs walk away if the patient cannot pay? (I suggest a broken leg because you're likely to be concious and thus discussions pertaining to payment could take place) ^This
CarrierII wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 16:56 So what does happen if an uninsured person has an accident, and an emergency ambulance is called? What if it was a broken leg, for instance. Do the EMTs walk away if the patient cannot pay? (I suggest a broken leg because you're likely to be concious and thus discussions pertaining to payment could take place) I CBA to look it up. Generally speaking, hospitals are legally obligated to treat a person regardless of their ability to pay. The cost is then either billed to the recipient of the treatment, or passed on to people who pay insurance to the providers who own the hospitals.
nikki6ixx wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:10 CarrierII wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 16:56 So what does happen if an uninsured person has an accident, and an emergency ambulance is called? What if it was a broken leg, for instance. Do the EMTs walk away if the patient cannot pay? (I suggest a broken leg because you're likely to be concious and thus discussions pertaining to payment could take place) I CBA to look it up. Generally speaking, hospitals are legally obligated to treat a person regardless of their ability to pay. The cost is then either billed to the recipient of the treatment, or passed on to people who pay insurance to the providers who own the hospitals. what if you dont have insurance and cant pay? and got some serious damage to them. and it would cost alot to fix
Kimb wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:11 nikki6ixx wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:10 CarrierII wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 16:56 So what does happen if an uninsured person has an accident, and an emergency ambulance is called? What if it was a broken leg, for instance. Do the EMTs walk away if the patient cannot pay? (I suggest a broken leg because you're likely to be concious and thus discussions pertaining to payment could take place) I CBA to look it up. Generally speaking, hospitals are legally obligated to treat a person regardless of their ability to pay. The cost is then either billed to the recipient of the treatment, or passed on to people who pay insurance to the providers who own the hospitals. what if you dont have insurance and cant pay? and got some serious damage to them. and it would cost alot to fix Then you get yourself a bank loan, or have a credit card or two handy. The lucky ones have an inheritance or generous parents that will take out a second mortgage on their house.
nikki6ixx wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:53 Kimb wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:11 nikki6ixx wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:10 CarrierII wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 16:56 So what does happen if an uninsured person has an accident, and an emergency ambulance is called? What if it was a broken leg, for instance. Do the EMTs walk away if the patient cannot pay? (I suggest a broken leg because you're likely to be concious and thus discussions pertaining to payment could take place) I CBA to look it up. Generally speaking, hospitals are legally obligated to treat a person regardless of their ability to pay. The cost is then either billed to the recipient of the treatment, or passed on to people who pay insurance to the providers who own the hospitals. what if you dont have insurance and cant pay? and got some serious damage to them. and it would cost alot to fix Then you get yourself a bank loan, or have a credit card or two handy. The lucky ones have an inheritance or generous parents that will take out a second mortgage on their house. What if you cant do any of those above
You end up a criminal for not paying? That's civilised society...
Got passed Sunday night, lets see what happens. I guess this puts Obama in a one term presidency.
This bill has really shown how backward and self-centred some americans are. I've seen the bill regarded as "Armageddon" Seriously.
Tiesto wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 08:55 This bill has really shown how backward and self-centred some americans are. I've seen the bill regarded as "Armageddon" Seriously. yeah, some people go fucking overboard with the opposition. It's annoying too, since there's legitimate arguments against it, but they get drowned out by the retards opposing it
Seriously. I did a little cheer when I heard it passed, and then I hear what's actually in the bill and I go "...That's it?". At times, I have great faith in humanity and believe we're all destined for and capable of great things, times like these just ruin all of that.
Dover wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:43 Seriously. I did a little cheer when I heard it passed, and then I hear what's actually in the bill and I go "...That's it?". At times, I have great faith in humanity and believe we're all destined for and capable of great things, times like these just ruin all of that. maybe their just taking small steps at a time, not forcing everything at once
Dover wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:43 Seriously. I did a little cheer when I heard it passed, and then I hear what's actually in the bill and I go "...That's it?". At times, I have great faith in humanity and believe we're all destined for and capable of great things, times like these just ruin all of that. It'll save your government a lot of money over the years, and people will get the health coverage they need. One important aspect is that small businesses will get incentives to buy health plans for their employees which should help attract people, and also lower the cost of operation for those that do offer health as a perk. No, it's not perfect, but it's better than what was before, especially in regards to preventative care. It means Wendy Welfare Mom and Joe Subdivision won't refuse going to the doctor when they have a bad sore throat, instead of waiting until they get pneumonia. That's not only good for society, but the economy too.
Kimb "Joe" Kucan wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:05 Dover wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:43 Seriously. I did a little cheer when I heard it passed, and then I hear what's actually in the bill and I go "...That's it?". At times, I have great faith in humanity and believe we're all destined for and capable of great things, times like these just ruin all of that. maybe their just taking small steps at a time, not forcing everything at once Perhaps you might have missed this since you're in Norway, but this process has taken us a year and a half, and the entire time Republicans have been telling us the earth will split in two and demons will come out of hell to rule the world if this bill is passed. The whole health care bill is basically; 1) Insurance companies can't do bullshit like randomly drop customers or cap benefits. 2) Uninsured/Uninsurable can join high risk pools. 3) $250 for pills to seniors not covered under medicare part B. $250 for pills is nothing. Really? Really, Republicans? nikki6ixx wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:09 No, it's not perfect, but it's better than what was before It's kind of hard not to be better than what was before. I realize it's a step in the right direction, but it's maddening to think so much effort has gone to something so seemingly small.
Dover wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 21:12 Kimb "Joe" Kucan wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:05 Dover wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:43 Seriously. I did a little cheer when I heard it passed, and then I hear what's actually in the bill and I go "...That's it?". At times, I have great faith in humanity and believe we're all destined for and capable of great things, times like these just ruin all of that. maybe their just taking small steps at a time, not forcing everything at once Perhaps you might have missed this since you're in Norway, but this process has taken us a year and a half, and the entire time Republicans have been telling us the earth will split in two and demons will come out of hell to rule the world if this bill is passed. The whole health care bill is basically; 1) Insurance companies can't do bullshit like randomly drop customers or cap benefits. 2) Uninsured/Uninsurable can join high risk pools. 3) $250 for pills to seniors not covered under medicare part B. $250 for pills is nothing. Really? Really, Republicans? Ive heard some about it, but not that i took so long time, but ive seen how it went, so maybe, just maybe, there will be some more changes by the years. And shit $250 for pills? Seriously, if i, for example need pills or any other stuff, vital to me, its mostly free here. Pills Here!
Kimb "Joe" Kucan wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:27 And shit $250 for pills? Seriously, if i, for example need pills or any other stuff, vital to me, its mostly free here. Pills Here! Because Norway is a perfect example of a health care system that isn't fucking retarded. >:[
Dover wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 14:29 Kimb "Joe" Kucan wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 13:27 And shit $250 for pills? Seriously, if i, for example need pills or any other stuff, vital to me, its mostly free here. Pills Here! Because Norway is a perfect example of a health care system that isn't fucking retarded. >:[ Yes, its pretty good, but even we got problems, specially with elders/old, they had a rough time, for a while
Norway sits on a lot of oil and has a rather homogenous, small society...comparing countries like that to the US doesn't help. Regardless, God will send hurricanes and plagues to America for this socialist transgression.
nikki6ixx wrote on Fri, 26 March 2010 10:28 Rofl, prolly something that was encouraged by Fox News. Anyway when do we start to see results? Here is a paradox for you, "Hands of my medicade you stupid government!"
nikki6ixx wrote on Fri, 26 March 2010 09:28 lol. Fuckin' saved.
about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns.
nikki6ixx wrote on Fri, 26 March 2010 10:28 I LOL'D.
bunka wrote on Sun, 28 March 2010 14:36 about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns. really...
nikki6ixx wrote on Sun, 21 March 2010 22:03 >:[ Thanks a lot, you commie bastards. You're eliminating Canada's only remaining equalizer in a Canada vs USA debate. Now we got nothing! This isn't true i live in america and i would chose canada over america to live any day!!!!! Also if there is ever a draft in america...well you know what i'll do i think:)
Tical wrote on Tue, 30 March 2010 21:25 bunka wrote on Sun, 28 March 2010 14:36 about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns. really... he just looked even stupider sayin "next they must go for DA guns" idiot
Has anyone had their bank account information stolen or had any crazy tracking chips inplanted because of this bill yet? No? Well, I'm sure it will happen soon. Stay vigilant, citizens!
OBAMA WANTS TO SET UP DEATH PANELS FOR MY CAT
nikki6ixx wrote on Fri, 26 March 2010 17:28 I LOL'D bunka wrote on Sun, 28 March 2010 13:36 about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns. Let me ask you something, if I called you a "city-dog knifing slumliving disrespecting racist sack of trash", would you not be A. offended or B. saying "RACIST!"? I am not saying that you are any of the above listed, but your words, for some reason, scream RACIST AND IGNORANT. Edit:Also, not all Republicans are even of the christian faith. I know plenty of Jewish Republicans. Also, limiting the guns people can have MIGHT be a good movement, but if you look at states with low gun-crime rates like Texas, there are laws where you can shoot people if they point a gun at you. So long as you don't shoot to kill.
IAmFenix wrote on Fri, 16 April 2010 12:53 nikki6ixx wrote on Fri, 26 March 2010 17:28 I LOL'D bunka wrote on Sun, 28 March 2010 13:36 about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns. Let me ask you something, if I called you a "city-dog knifing slumliving disrespecting racist sack of trash", would you not be A. offended or B. saying "RACIST!"? I am not saying that you are any of the above listed, but your words, for some reason, scream RACIST AND IGNORANT. Edit:Also, not all Republicans are even of the christian faith. I know plenty of Jewish Republicans. Also, limiting the guns people can have MIGHT be a good movement, but if you look at states with low gun-crime rates like Texas, there are laws where you can shoot people if they point a gun at you. So long as you don't shoot to kill. Trolls: 1 -- Conservifags: 0 Also, nobody said anything about the christian faith. All he said was "biblethumping", and as far as I know Jews have their own bibles to thump.
Dover wrote on Fri, 16 April 2010 14:57 IAmFenix wrote on Fri, 16 April 2010 12:53 nikki6ixx wrote on Fri, 26 March 2010 17:28 I LOL'D bunka wrote on Sun, 28 March 2010 13:36 about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns. Let me ask you something, if I called you a "city-dog knifing slumliving disrespecting racist sack of trash", would you not be A. offended or B. saying "RACIST!"? I am not saying that you are any of the above listed, but your words, for some reason, scream RACIST AND IGNORANT. Edit:Also, not all Republicans are even of the christian faith. I know plenty of Jewish Republicans. Also, limiting the guns people can have MIGHT be a good movement, but if you look at states with low gun-crime rates like Texas, there are laws where you can shoot people if they point a gun at you. So long as you don't shoot to kill. Trolls: 1 -- Conservifags: 0 Also, nobody said anything about the christian faith. All he said was "biblethumping", and as far as I know Jews have their own bibles to thump. Believe they're called Torahs, and they're a roll of parchment written in Hebrew only... Wait, why am I arguing on the internet?
IAmFenix wrote on Fri, 16 April 2010 14:05 Dover wrote on Fri, 16 April 2010 14:57 IAmFenix wrote on Fri, 16 April 2010 12:53 nikki6ixx wrote on Fri, 26 March 2010 17:28 I LOL'D bunka wrote on Sun, 28 March 2010 13:36 about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns. Let me ask you something, if I called you a "city-dog knifing slumliving disrespecting racist sack of trash", would you not be A. offended or B. saying "RACIST!"? I am not saying that you are any of the above listed, but your words, for some reason, scream RACIST AND IGNORANT. Edit:Also, not all Republicans are even of the christian faith. I know plenty of Jewish Republicans. Also, limiting the guns people can have MIGHT be a good movement, but if you look at states with low gun-crime rates like Texas, there are laws where you can shoot people if they point a gun at you. So long as you don't shoot to kill. Trolls: 1 -- Conservifags: 0 Also, nobody said anything about the christian faith. All he said was "biblethumping", and as far as I know Jews have their own bibles to thump. Believe they're called Torahs, and they're a roll of parchment written in Hebrew only... Wait, why am I arguing on the internet? Torah-thumping. Whatever. And seriously, what compelled you to respond and argue out a response to bunka wrote on Sun, 28 March 2010 13:36 about time sumone had guts to put a collar around the biblethumping guntotting racist hicks & dragged into modern times .next they must go for da guns. ?
Sheer and utter boredom, as well as the enjoyment of watching someone respond. (Trolling?)
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=h#!/group.php?gid=370668318969&ref=ts
Zeratul wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 11:23 http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=h#!/group.php?gid=370668318969&ref=ts It's not exactly hard to find a million idiots.
Dover wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 13:28 Zeratul wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 11:23 http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=h#!/group.php?gid=370668318969&ref=ts It's not exactly hard to find a million idiots. i know this
IAmFenix wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 06:35 Sheer and utter boredom, as well as the enjoyment of watching someone respond. (Trolling?) lmfaooooooooooooooooooo don;t try bullshit now lol. i made u sooo angry u typed up paragraph and then u edit it too lol an now are deny it lmfao..and then u post retarded pic of yourself running on track to try to escape thread.this shits funny!!!!!!! hate europeans more
bunka wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 19:13 IAmFenix wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 06:35 Sheer and utter boredom, as well as the enjoyment of watching someone respond. (Trolling?) lmfaooooooooooooooooooo don;t try bullshit now lol. i made u sooo angry u typed up paragraph and then u edit it too lol an now are deny it lmfao..and then u post retarded pic of yourself running on track to try to escape thread.this shits funny!!!!!!! hate europeans more coming from the guy who posts a thread about how snipers are "nerds"
Zeratul wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 13:23 http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=h#!/group.php?gid=370668318969&ref=ts I prefer the one about a pickle getting more fans than Nickelsback.
bunka wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 19:13 IAmFenix wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 06:35 Sheer and utter boredom, as well as the enjoyment of watching someone respond. (Trolling?) lmfaooooooooooooooooooo don;t try bullshit now lol. i made u sooo angry u typed up paragraph and then u edit it too lol an now are deny it lmfao..and then u post retarded pic of yourself running on track to try to escape thread.this shits funny!!!!!!! hate europeans more Clearly you are new to this sirrah. As well as the fact the you fail to grasp the concept of capital letters in your typing. Besides, I have nothing to hate Europeans about. They seem to be smarter than 80% of the American population.
IAmFenix wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 21:33 bunka wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 19:13 IAmFenix wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 06:35 Sheer and utter boredom, as well as the enjoyment of watching someone respond. (Trolling?) lmfaooooooooooooooooooo don;t try bullshit now lol. i made u sooo angry u typed up paragraph and then u edit it too lol an now are deny it lmfao..and then u post retarded pic of yourself running on track to try to escape thread.this shits funny!!!!!!! hate europeans more Clearly you are new to this sirrah. As well as the fact the you fail to grasp the concept of capital letters in your typing. Besides, I have nothing to hate Europeans about. They seem to be smarter than 80% of the American population. You know you are being trolled right?
Yes, he just knows that if he does it enough, I can split this topic, and warn him. Broken system is broken.
CarrierII wrote on Sun, 18 April 2010 14:15 Yes, he just knows that if he does it enough, I can split this topic, and warn him. Broken system is broken. May I ask who get's warned? bakerrrr wrote on Sun, 18 April 2010 10:20 IAmFenix wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 21:33 bunka wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 19:13 IAmFenix wrote on Sat, 17 April 2010 06:35 Sheer and utter boredom, as well as the enjoyment of watching someone respond. (Trolling?) lmfaooooooooooooooooooo don;t try bullshit now lol. i made u sooo angry u typed up paragraph and then u edit it too lol an now are deny it lmfao..and then u post retarded pic of yourself running on track to try to escape thread.this shits funny!!!!!!! hate europeans more Clearly you are new to this sirrah. As well as the fact the you fail to grasp the concept of capital letters in your typing. Besides, I have nothing to hate Europeans about. They seem to be smarter than 80% of the American population. You know you are being trolled right? Wasn't it obvious to everyone?
CarrierII wrote on Sun, 18 April 2010 13:15 Broken system is broken.
Kimb wrote on Sun, 18 April 2010 15:10 CarrierII wrote on Sun, 18 April 2010 13:15 Broken system is broken. beat me to it
i support whatever obama says is good for me
Rocko wrote on Mon, 19 April 2010 01:03 i support whatever obama says is good for me <troll>Looks like we found a victim of </troll> Wait, the forums are broken?
Jesus Christ Fenix you're an awful troll. Not in the sense that you're really obnoxious and thus good at it, but in the sense that your idea of trolling is just doing stupid things, which is what half the internet does naturally anyway. >:[
Dover wrote on Mon, 19 April 2010 20:31 Jesus Christ Fenix you're an awful troll. Not in the sense that you're really obnoxious and thus good at it, but in the sense that your idea of trolling is just doing stupid things, which is what half the internet does naturally anyway. >:[ Fine, I'll clean up my act.
Dover wrote on Mon, 19 April 2010 20:31 Jesus Christ Fenix you're an awful troll. Not in the sense that you're really obnoxious and thus good at it, but in the sense that your idea of trolling is just doing stupid things, which is what half the internet does naturally anyway. >:[ Plus, he likes touhou. That's like, an extra pile of dicks in his mouth.