Lol, that was pretty funny... but I play alliance

They did totally ambush her, but... she wouldn't have given an actual answer no matter how long they had let her talk.

PWNED.

I don't think this was a very good interview -- most of the time they sounded like kids fighting in the sandbox.

>> ^EmptyFriend:
awesome.
(although if you think about it, it makes no sense unless the dresser had just arrived that day and the husband hadn't even seen it yet....)


That's the first thought that had gone through my head as well, it was still amusing though

So much truth in these comments...

That was excellent, I really enjoyed that a lot.

I Liked him a lot before, but this made me have even more respect for the man.

I'm sorry... wait what just happened...

Huh? wait... what?

>> ^Bananular:
^ Coherency is not his strong suit.


You probably should avoid flaming on this site, especially when what he said made perfect sense.

Back on topic -- I've been running windows 7 for months now on about 6 different machines and I've yet to have a serious problem. It's extremely responsive and fast, all around great OS!

God I love that man. <3 u john

>> ^RadHazG:
mmm. must be very nice to be able to explain everything so easily. the sad fact is that even my brother has been brainwashed enough to believe such a thing as creationism. the best analogy i could provide was such -
first we make the somewhat grand assumption that there is a god, and that he did in fact make the world.
imagine a road, stretching from horizon to horizon. all along the road are signposts that point north along the road. these signposts are all the scientific findings about the earth and its age. things like carbon dating, sedimentary deposits, and so on. these signs are all large, impressive, and quite obvious.
according to creationists, GOD put aaaaalll those signs there himself, and then gave a small number of people among the billions walking this road 1 small scrap of paper saying "go south. pass it on."
i could expound on the analogy to include other religions but ill leave it there.


I really enjoyed that analogy and think I'll use it in the future, thanks for sharing it -- this is why I love VS.

I need to get in touch with the film makers, I have a lot more script reading for these ladies to do...

>> ^Shepppard:
>> ^Yogi:
"She's running away from a police officer, that's illegal."
Well so fucking what? Where is she going to go? She's not a fugitive on the run, she's not armed and dangerous, she's not gonna go far, let her fucking run for a bit until she gets tired. I don't get this idea that you have to subdue everyone, even people you're just talking to. If they don't want to talk to you that's fine, you proceed in another direction, you don't immediately go to forcing them down so they can't run away, especially if they've done nothing wrong.

Assault, child pornography, fleeing the scene, and resisting arrest are no longer crimes? News to me.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work that certain people get special treatment, you're not allowed to wander into the police station and talk to them when you feel like it when you've done something wrong.
As for where she's going to go? Who knows. If she's been sending nude pics of herself to older guys, who knows if she'll go to one of them. And if she does, which one, where are they located, how is she going to get there, has she even met them before, could this lead to an even WORSE situation?
It's not unheard of for kids to run away from home, especially after they've gotten themselves into a world of trouble, so just letting her walk away? That's kind of out of the question.



The one thing that becomes abundantly apparent after reading your posts is that you are not a parent -- I don't know if you were going for another message with them but that's all that came through.