For Sheppard-Did say that there are exceptions to the rule of the 'bad cops' encountered, found many in California to be gentlemen and professionals, courteous, civil, and humane, and still find a few in Texas as well but….Texas is another beast and I let my guard down in the situation described-THESE facts however, do not annihilate the argument that all police are felons because if you stay in the game long enough in the employ of any jurisdiction in the country, you will as a police officer commit an act that is patently felonious, will witness a felony and say or do nothing to righteously call-it-out to either a superior or internal affairs, OR, as is the case with extant procedure I might add to my argument (which you took so personally through affiliation and family, and with as much rage and emotion as myself, -my own failing) be sanctioned to commit acts deemed felonious were they committed by the general public, BY THE BROKEN SYSTEM.

You took it personally to defend your delusion and your family's ties to law enforcement, or simply can't follow the simple argument in which I clarified the facts simply, which is relatively bulletproof.

Your cited examples, and I apologize, I am NOT responsible for your emotional state or that of anyone else by my own, of your own family's humanitarian efforts in the local community, could possibly represent their own guilt or embarrassment of having taken part in such generalized enforcement of the will of the state, "just doing their JOBS" in their later years.

They see shit every day, and it takes a special person not to become the shit they see and I'll give you that-Corrupt systems corrupt other systems. I equate these humanitarian efforts on the part of cops to MAKE UP FOR the bad rap of the felonious activities they witnessed and remained silent on.

Law enforcement is become now simply big-business designed to control humans like cattle, and keep them in-line so that they will feed the machine and perpetuate itself....To create a criminal class and to insure in perpetuity the systems that feed upon the incubators of criminals-in-formation, in the ever-growing prison industry and the shit-heal companies that cater to the systems that make-up the vile web of law enforcement run-amok in the USA.

Sorry if I wrinkled yer sack and brought you to that place of rage and control that ALL police and the children of police hold so dear, it's called faulty imprinting and it's systemic in not only the sick fraternal order of police but in ALL of the dysfunctional society of America.

I do know what police are and they are simply doing what they were programmed to do. My fuck-up was letting my guard down to catch my toe in the meat-grinder of that sick system.Believe me,it will not happen again, as I intend to stroke the dicks of every sheit cop I see in the future, and make their egos feel all warm and fucking fuzzy, with a view to self-preservation.

ALL COPS ARE FELONS

...as one You Tuber comments:
(Peach Sheppard 9 months ago)
This my damn song

@sheppard read about it during this tour that he destroyed his voice.
glad to hear it was not permanent.
but thanks for pantsing me in public.

i would link the article i read but its four fucking years old!

Thanks for the explanation Sheppard, much appreciated. Done a bit of googling on Baseball, definitely sounds like an interesting play!

I had fun with this-2 days of egg roll devastation (30 the first run and 25 spring rolls the day after), an insanely rich chicken-potato cheese casserole of sheppard's I doctored a bit (helped his ratings when judged)...and 3 rounds of Eggdillas so far, fondly revisiting the Huevos Rancheros Hangover Treatment Plan-NOTE: the sauteed tomatoes I added at the end were not part of the original recipe-I slapped sliced tomato in the hot skillet and reduced them with chopped green onions, and a couple of hot sauces...The judge enjoyed this better than the Gouchcogganger sauce but the sauce was a stand-alone hit.

PM me dystop and we'll exchange info, get that shirt right out to ya. If you decline the offer, feel free to give it up to second place suzy should you be so inclined.

So all we need now is for someone to sift these videos, first one is done, one to follow-Sorry shepppard, I did not take anything but stills of your dish...very boring process, full of the same excitement of watching your mom in the kitchen.

And Last-minute 'n not a second to spare, sheppard and this fastidious bachelor-esque gem: Chicken-Mushroom SS w/ P

You'll need 4 boneless / skinless chicken breasts, a can of cambells mushroom soup, cheddar cheese, sugar, and parmesan cheese (grated)

Chicken breasts are easy, just heat up a skillet / pan and cook them with a couple tablespoons of canola oil (make sure to brown them on either side, and save the drippings)

Take your potatoes, wash em, and slice them as thin / thick as you want (thicker makes the cooking time longer) width wise (so you end up with potato circles) Place on a baking sheet and on each potato place a small amount of butter and sprinkle parmesan cheese over the batch. Cook them for ~45 minutes at ~425 degrees.

Start off cooking the soup normally, (however, use milk instead of water as the can instructs) and once it's at a rapid boil, add 2 tablespoons of sugar, 1.5 cups of shredded cheddar cheese, and 1.5 tablespoons of parmesan cheese. Make sure to mix well, and once the chicken is fully cooked / browned, pour this over and mix it with the drippings / oil from the chicken.

Final Update:

There are 3 contestants for our recipe contest, one by the way which was butt-stupid easy to enter and win, so reflects the confidence of our trio of takers, pumpkinandstorm, dystopianfuturetoday, and sheppard.

P&S has offered-up another recipe which I chose over the one already listed here:
To follow are the 3 recipes I shall replicate and somewhat summarily present for judgement to a neutral third-party judge, whose culinary judgement I trust impeccably due his years of discipline and dedication to all things gustatory. Plus, he's brutally honest, like I aspire to be.

How about you don't put words in my mouth? I never said "They get what they ask for". I said "If you don't like it, STOP DOING IT". Same with BR, only with a little less tact.

Seriously, did you read my post? It's effectively 4 or 5 paragraphs saying A) We don't know what goes on prior to filming, and B) If you don't like what you're doing, find the strength to walk away.

I won't go into a full breakdown of my original post, because I feel that if anybody actually took the time to read it, they'd see that i'm definitely not advocating rape (I'd like to point out a quote from my original post: "Maybe we will get rape sites, and if that happens then I fear for the sake of civilized society" you know, saying that I'm hoping that never becomes a reality because of the shear horror that would bring.)

In short, get off whatever soap box you think you're on, because your comment was effectively "Fuck BR->fuck the chick in this vid her views are unrealistic and silly->Fuck BR and Sheppard."

BR, you got this one thing right - your post was indeed a biased piece of shit. You are a biased piece of shit.

At any rate, Lubben comes across as one of the born-again porn stars who have done a 180 with their lives and want to push what worked for them on other people. Some of the things she advocates would be fine for a normal workplace (screening, safety measures, unions, etc) but the porn industry is unconventional at best, fucking shady most of the time, and occasionally criminal. Her goals of bringing 9-5 workplace standards to porn are unrealistic.

Dicks like BR and Sheppard who say "that's the way it is, the girls get what they ask for" are the same kind of dicks who did rape cheerleading in The Accused. Hope that works out well for you in RL, suckers.

@Sheppard I don't remember seltzer tablets making visible smoke

Yeah, but Sheppard Smith didn't write the war on marriage headline.

I remember getting sky scraper sized teen boner's when I seen this on Muchmusic.




Likewise, it was on the first cd I was ever given, the Christmas I got my first personal stereo cd player thing. Chris sheppard mix something something it was. Groove in the 90s for a couple minutes.

Game isn't out yet -- this is just a trailer.

But I'm worried about whether they'll be able to deliver the goods on this one too. Dragon Age 2 was a big letdown, and I've already grown tired of SW:TOR.

However, ME1 and ME2 were both absolutely awesome. ME2 didn't have the kind of plot I expected the sequel to ME1 to have, but ME3 sounds like it's gonna bear more similarity to 1's storyline than 2's. It's also supposed to lay to rest a lot of long-running storylines (Geth vs. Quarrian conflict, the Krogan genophage, etc.), not just the Reaper/Sheppard storyline.

Lots of high expectations on this one. I hope they pull it off.

>> ^artician:

Huh. Yeah I love this series, but I'm unimpressed with the direction they took the final one. The first game had some amazing writing and promises of such an interesting universe. The last thing I really wanted to do was go back to earth and fight the same old enemies like an action hero.

Nice, I like the 'snip' idea Sheppard.

Doesn't change the fact that all of Sheppard's correction are correct.