No wai! THAT'S how the Eiffel Tower was made?! And it looked so much bigger when I saw it in Paris!

No wai, that was awesomely tense.>> ^Enzoblue:

Change the rules, that's just stupid..

>> ^sillma:
>> ^poolcleaner:
>> ^rottenseed:
Boy was waking up next to her the next morning awkward...

No wai. Wakin' up next to a cougar is the best. It's like waking up on Christmas morning next to your mom. Yay, presents!!
Plus, there's usually a bomb-ass breakfast waiting for you, too.

He's a pool cleaner, he should know.


He ain't got shit on a cable repair man or a lawnmower man.

>> ^poolcleaner:
>> ^rottenseed:
Boy was waking up next to her the next morning awkward...

No wai. Wakin' up next to a cougar is the best. It's like waking up on Christmas morning next to your mom. Yay, presents!!
Plus, there's usually a bomb-ass breakfast waiting for you, too.


He's a pool cleaner, he should know.

>> ^rottenseed:
Boy was waking up next to her the next morning awkward...


No wai. Wakin' up next to a cougar is the best. It's like waking up on Christmas morning next to your mom. Yay, presents!!

Plus, there's usually a bomb-ass breakfast waiting for you, too.

No. Wai.

>> ^mentality:
>> ^smooman:
And sweet lord all the nancies that put this "cruelty" and "emotional scarring" on par with molestation need to fucking get a clue

It's not on par with molestation, but the father is still a sadistic fuck for deliberately exposing his daughter to severe psychological distress and laughing about it.
And for those of you who enjoyed this video:
a) Did you enjoy seeing a little girl tricked by an internet prank (kids are gullible! no wai!),
or
b) did you enjoy seeing a little girl failing to cope with the emotional distress? (HAHA She's Crying!)


deliberate exposition to severe psychological distress?! What fucking planet are you from?!?!? Walking in on my mom performing fellatio on my dad when I was 10 years old, THAT'S severe psychological distress!

For fuck sake go away, nancies!

>> ^smooman:
And sweet lord all the nancies that put this "cruelty" and "emotional scarring" on par with molestation need to fucking get a clue


It's not on par with molestation, but the father is still a sadistic fuck for deliberately exposing his daughter to severe psychological distress and laughing about it.

And for those of you who enjoyed this video:

a) Did you enjoy seeing a little girl tricked by an internet prank (kids are gullible! no wai!),

or

b) did you enjoy seeing a little girl failing to cope with the emotional distress? (HAHA She's Crying!)

he fails at the BFG sound. pew pew pew? no wai.

also, mid-vid ads FAIL.

1 K, we has lots of othar kittehs to halp us liv gud, so dont be lettin ur sinz wai u down, kthx. Ceiling Cat has a race, he wants to show u it. U gots to run teh race fur him.2 When u runnin ur race, be lookin at Jebus--hes teh champion!!!!1! He halp u. Srsly. He dide on teh cross, he pwn shame, n now he livs wit Ceiling Cat.3 Member all teh meen stufz dat hapen to him, n he still pwn evryting, k? So dont giv ups!4 Cuz u not givn in 2 sinz, no wai!!!!1!

Heb. 12:1-4 (lolcats bible)

6 Teh ayngles wented to seez Ceiling Cat, and Basement Cat wented two.7 Ceiling Cat axt Basement Cat, "Wher wuz u?" Basement Cat saied "Oh, hai. I'z wuz in ur earth, wawking up and down uponz it."8 Teh Ceiling Cat sayd "Has u seen mai servnt Job? He can has cheezburger cuz he laiks me."

9 "No wai!" sed Basement Cat.10 "U just plyin favrits.11 If u take his cheezburgers, oar his bukkit, he no laiks u no moar."

12 Then teh Ceiling Cat sed "Okai, u can take his bukkit, but no givin Job owies." And then Basement Cat went awai.

-Job 1:6-12

Currently reading Wikipedia, I brought only one book on my trip and I read it twice already. So Wiki is filling a large void, did you know that SS uniforms were designed by Hugo Boss? No wai!

As for the book, if you can call it that it's called "The Know It All Book" and basically covers topics on Science, Philosophy, History, Visual Arts, Music, Literature and Religion. A sort of refresher course, expanding horizons and completing education shindig (I totally got that off the back cover). But at least now I can say that late 19th century Romanticism is for douche bags with some certain authority.

Recently I also read Richard Herman's "Against All Enemies", this is about as airport trash as you can get, and the man is totally phoning in Tom Clancy, still a very good page turner though afterwards I felt like I simply wasted my time. I just noticed on Nexttag that he has some perverse pleasure in having the front cover of his books ripped in two, must be some stylistic thing, but god it annoyed me when I was reading the book. It's selling for less then a dollar now... its worth less then the paper its printed on.

Before leaving Kuwait I read Fear up Harsh - An Army Interrogator's Dark Journey Through Iraq which was a great first account of someone whose idealism for helping his nation win a war slowly wanes after witnessing pressure to produce 'results', using dubious techniques. It's a very human account, highly recommended reading for those trying to get an insight into how Army Intelligence operated in Iraq, both good and bad. The comments on Amazon.com are hilarious really -

"No matter how poignant, timely, or interesting Mr. Lagouranis's story may be, or how sincere and intelligent he comes across in an interview on television, we are at war, ladies and gentleman. Our soldiers' lives are risked every day in Iraq and Afghanistan. Efforts such as Mr. Lagouranis's, written in the safety and shelter of the United States, undermine theirs so far away, and play into directly the hands of our sophisticated enemies."

Which shows the person hardly read the book at all.

On my last trip here I read two books of Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress and Tunnel In The Sky. Both excellent sci-fi books, especially the Moon Is A Harsh Mistress which reads like a manual for rebellion against an oppressive government, especially interesting if you read Starshi
p Troopers.

I also read P.D. James' Children of Men, which was adapted into the movie, and wasn't surprised that I liked the book far more then the film as it is beautifully written, far darker then the film and ends differently.

PS: If you are looking for some good Sci Fi to read, its always good to consult Hugo Award winners, here is a list on Amazon for pre-2000 winners, there is another for post-2000 as well.

PPS: I also highly recommend Life of Pi, one of the best books I read.

Now I will shut up.

NO WAI

No Wai. That's like something the Brothers Chaps thought up.

no wai. pwned. its obvious he didn't even read Dawkin's book at all. if he had, things wouldn't have gone so 'oh let me ask you this obviously silly question that's been debunked a million times already' -> 'o ok, here's why that question is stupid'. Stephen is obviously trying desperately to do his best Paxman but sorry Sackur, you fail it.