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Originally posted by Gameloading

And we have business anylist right here?

Don't make me laugh.

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you don't need to be one.. its commen sense..

 They gain money from ads. How else do you think they would be able to maintain such a service?

 actualy youtube wasn't very profitable at all before the sale and I could find you the quote in an interview with one of the owners. It wasn't making any profit.

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Originally posted by reavo

Okay, I was listening to Coast to Coast, and... Uhmmm...   Well... 

What do you guys think? 

Clicky. And respond. :)

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so why didnt they drive closer to it??

bunch of BS.. its some rocks.

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Originally posted by poopypants

UFOs are a reality...

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Originally posted by Rikimaru_X
In my opinion it's Mortal Kombat. They stuck to the storyline and also all the MK characters did a good part in the story. Espically Johnny Cage, Scorpion and Subzero...all of them! Not only that the theme song, became famous and still is. So for me, Mortal Kombat is hands down the best movie based on a video game. 

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Originally posted by gnomexxx

AGAINST NATURE? <--click

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AGAINST NATURE?

- an exhibition on animal homosexuality

INTRODUCTION

On Thursday October 12 2006 The Natural History Museum, University of Oslo, opened the first-ever museum exhibition dedicated to gay animals.

Today we know that homosexuality is a common and widespread phenomenon in the animal world. Not only short-lived sexual relationships, but even long-lasting partnerships; partnerships that may last a lifetime. 

The exhibit puts on display a small selection among the more than 1500 species where homosexuality have been observed. This fascinating story of the animals' secret life is told by means of models, photos, texts and specimens. The visitor will be confronted with all sorts of creatures from tiny insects to enormous spermwhales.

How can we know that an animal is homosexual? How can homosexual behaviour be consistent with what we have learned about evolution and darwinism?

Sadly, most museums have no traditions for airing difficult, concealed, and possibly controversial questions. Homosexuality is certainly such a question. We feel confident that a greater understanding of how extensive and common this behaviour is among animals, will help to de-mystify homosexuality among people. - At least, we hope to reject the all too well known argument that homosexual behaviour is a crime against nature.

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Originally posted by outfctrl

It's all about Iraq. If that campaign was going well, the president's job approval rating would be about 60 percent.

The economy is strong, Al Qaeda's on the run, we haven't been attacked again and gas prices are back down, but two things remain a bane to Mr. Bush: the stalemate in Iraq and chaos on the southern border.

The President is going to tough it out in Iraq, even though the insurgents there are trying to influence our election by raising the violence and they are succeeding. October has been a very bloody month in Iraq.

But here's an interesting question: Why does Al Qaeda want Bush weakened, why does Iran want Democrats to win in November? Why does North Korea?

All three have caused as much trouble as possible in the weeks before the vote. I don't know the answer to that question. I believe most Democrats are responsible, but there is no question they are not as aggressive on questioning detainees, offensive military action and, in general, staring down the enemy.

The far left is ridiculous. If Nancy Pelosi becomes speaker of the House, you will have San Francisco values and an undefined — at best — terror strategy. Does anybody in the country know what Ms. Pelosi wants to do to fight Islamo-fascism?

But there is no question that change is in the air.

The Republican Party is not winning the hearts and minds of independents, that's for sure. And with three weeks to go before the vote, it would take a dramatic event to change that situation.

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