Capitalism at work in China. 1 inverter living his dream.


Socialism at work in America. In America our government forces GM to produce the Chevy Volt. Very little people buy them since they cost $100,000. The buyer pays $40K and the Tax payer eats the $60K.

>> ^DuoJet:

I don't get it. Did her open arm gesture somehow suggest penis size to the crowd? Seems like kind of a stretch.


If anyone's hung like that, it's Biden.

>> ^rottenseed:

My boner became inverted once I saw it rolled. WTF? How could they lead me on for so long?!


Yeah, "mechs" with wheels are a dime a dozen. "It's not a mech until it walks." - Says I.

My boner became inverted once I saw it rolled. WTF? How could they lead me on for so long?!

>> ^kymbos:

So what was the point of saying 'Brazil is worse'?
I would love to hear an honest argument from the pro-gun lobby. Something like this: "Ok, so we understand that guns kill people - that's what they're for. We understand that the more guns there are in a society, and the more high powered they are, the more people will get shot and killed. But we like guns, and we as a society are willing to accept the consequences of these preferences. Now fuck off and leave us to our guns."
At least it's honest. There's no bullshit, inverted logic, blind refusal to accept reality. It's a genuine acceptance of fact and consequence.
And if I'm not mistaken, support for gun use is growing all the time in America. So why not?


You obviously haven't read anything I have posted, so I'll sum it up and be done with you. Guns are more often used to prevent crime or save lives than they are used to murder or commit crimes (but you won't hear that from the mass media networks). Only 10% of violent crimes involve the use of a gun. Other countries that have made it illegal for private citizens to own guns, crime went up after the guns were confiscated, so your idea that less guns = less crime is flawed. Your own link said America is more violent than all other advanced countries, but if 90% of violent crimes don't involve guns, obviously guns aren't the problem and less guns won't stop the violence.

So what was the point of saying 'Brazil is worse'?

I would love to hear an honest argument from the pro-gun lobby. Something like this: "Ok, so we understand that guns kill people - that's what they're for. We understand that the more guns there are in a society, and the more high powered they are, the more people will get shot and killed. But we like guns, and we as a society are willing to accept the consequences of these preferences. Now fuck off and leave us to our guns."

At least it's honest. There's no bullshit, inverted logic, blind refusal to accept reality. It's a genuine acceptance of fact and consequence.

And if I'm not mistaken, support for gun use is growing all the time in America. So why not?

From their discussion, it seems like he was planning to only remove portions that he no longer found aesthetically pleasing. The skull, inverted pentagram, and iron cross seemed to be obvious iconography that one might "outgrow". I'm not sure what was removed on the upper right portion on the woman's face. My guess is that he still enjoys the body art in general, but wanted to clean it up a bit into something that better reflects his current taste.

The doctor (technician?) mentioned about 3 more treatments for the shading, which seems rather short to me. I've had friends and relatives that have needed 10+ treatments and still have faint shading. Since she also mentioned covering up, I'm assuming he intends to get further work done to replace what was removed, and therefore doesn't need to completely obliterate the underlying shading.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'cessna 180, plane, unexpected landing, landing, endo, inverted finish, fail' to 'cessna 180, taildragger, plane, unexpected landing, landing, endo, inverted finish' - edited by calvados

Tags for this video have been changed from 'cessna 180, plane, unexpected landing, landing, inverted finish, fail' to 'cessna 180, plane, unexpected landing, landing, endo, inverted finish, fail' - edited by calvados

>> ^shagen454:

that's not a pot hole that's a an inverted speed bump!


That's no pothole, it's a space station!

that's not a pot hole that's a an inverted speed bump!

>> ^Asmo:

http://www.dreamworld.com.au/Rides/Thrill-Rides/Wipeout.aspx was debuted in 93, moves quicker and does a lot more flipping/inverting the riders. Seems similar to the Quake although it looks like the Quake doesn't invert.. =)
Better vid of the whole ride:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvJ7uMBitdw
And yeah, the negative g's are quite strenuous at some points.

But *Russian construction is much shoddier, so there's a higher risk-thrill factor. You never know when that thing is going to collapse.

http://www.dreamworld.com.au/Rides/Thrill-Rides/Wipeout.aspx was debuted in 93, moves quicker and does a lot more flipping/inverting the riders. Seems similar to the Quake although it looks like the Quake doesn't invert.. =)

Better vid of the whole ride:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvJ7uMBitdw

And yeah, the negative g's are quite strenuous at some points.

>> ^youdiejoe:

ah thanks, inverted some letters there...fixed>> ^ant:
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You're welcome.

ah thanks, inverted some letters there...fixed>> ^ant:

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