Posted by: etoven - 8th November 2010, 10:18 PM - Forum: Ramble City
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....Are brewing in my ass thanks to the PF Chang's I just ate.
South park was dead on... It's ungodly good food...
But later on you will poop demon babies. Owwww GOD!!
Fuck the antacid, I need charcoal right now.
If I die tomorrow.. I guess the site is your again Ryan..
If you don't want it then I leave it to Lazy with the following stipulation..
If my cold cold corpse finds any naked dead babies, and or Indian people doing obscene things with huge flexible penises or the "flenix" as I call it, my rotten undead corpse will poop in your mouth every night at dinner for all eternity unleashing a unholy plague of poo and PF Chang's loose on the worlds watter supply. And everyone will be like, ow will just filter our water.. But no, for you see PF Chang's can't be removed... It's like Anthrax, sweet delicious Anthrax that floats your poo like a well designed German sub.. Destroying all that lives without ever being seen.
In the grand tradition of making lists of things, I finally found a website that let's me keep track of all the books I've read over the years. So now I've got LibraryThing for books, TheBackloggery for games, and My Anime List for anime. Of the three, MAL is definitely the best, as it keeps track of far more stats than the other three, has more information about each entry, and has a greater integration of community.
Back in high school I used to read books all the time, but after high school I stopped [mainly since I read during my free time at school] and I could of got into a habit of not really reading that much. I think I can probably count on two hands the number of books I've completely since high school [5 years ago]. So, yeah, I'm trying to break out of that and get back in reading books again [especially since I have aspirations of writing books of my own and need fresh works to keep me from falling into stagnation].
What I've read:
-Most of David Eddings books
-Lots of Terry Brooks books
-Lots of Terry Pratchet books
-Wheel of Time
-Part of a Game of Thrones [might finish sometime later]
-Lots of Arthur C. Clarke
-Some H.P. Lovecraft
-Some R.A. Salvatore
-Part of Neuromance and Snow Crash [will finish someday, hopefully]
-Some Anne McCaffrey
-The Earthsea series
-First two books of the Obernewtyn series
What I'm about to start reading:
-Gardens of the Moon
-Hardwired
-The Land Leviathan
-Elantris
-Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell
He just released a book you see, "Decision Points". Here's a quote from an interview on NBC about it.
Quote: LAUER: Not everybody thought you should go to war, though. There were dissenters.
BUSH: Of course there were.
LAUER: You know, there were questions at the Pentagon. Colin Powell had questions. Brent Scowcroft, your father’s former National Security Advisor, and dear friend, wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, I’m paraphrasing here, saying, “It’s not a good idea to go to war in Iraq.” So there were dissenting voices.
BUSH: I was a dissenting voice. I didn’t want to use force. I mean force is the last option for a President. And I think it’s clear in the book that I gave diplomacy every chance to work. And I will also tell you the world’s better off without somehow in power. And so are 25 million Iraqis.[...]
LAUER: You would still go to war in Iraq?
BUSH: I– first of all, didn’t have that luxury. You just don’t have the luxury when you’re President. That’s a very hypothetical question. I will say definitely the world is better off without Saddam Hussein in power, as are 25 million people who now have a chance to live in freedom.
Uh, what, do you think we're idiots, or that everyone has forgotten 2002-03 or something? Good luck with that, but I think even this country isn't quite stupid enough to believe such ridiculous statements.
He also was evidently sad to heard that Iraq had no WMDs, though he didn't show it at the time one bit (somewhat the opposite, I think). More revisionist history?
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