... it's called sarcasm. It usually dosen't work on the internet, but I thought I made it obvious enough.
 
I say that people who don't do anything should not be able to become Clocks. The problem that this creates, that people would contribute just to become clocks, I think is not as bad as people who don't do anything becoming clocks. You seem to think that someone who dosen't do anything should be able to become a clock if they managed to stick around long enough, which seems a bit ridiculus. Of course, when the voting system was up, did many people act nicer just to become Clocks? I wasn't around then, so I don't know.

I like the current process. That way, I get to be a Clock if I stick around annoying people for a long amount of time, regardless of my contribution to the site/likability.
 
See a problem here?
 
I go for the combination system.

If "Emo" is a state in which one thinks they have more mental problems than they do, people that think they are emo because they cut themselves when things actually were hard enough that they have a reason to cut themselves actually are emo because they think they  are emo and they are not, which means they think they have more problems then they do. But, if they ARE emo, then they are NOT emo, because they were right in calling themselves emo.
 
That means Cheshire's freind is a paradox! Weird, aint it?

...did I kill this?

Oh... yeah... forgot that it's orriginal name was ARPANET. O.o. Well... I'll live. But, they still did fuck up, even if it did have grossly insanely good side effects for the rest of them. I've looked up for more specific casualties on Wikipedia, and although I found a link to this site-
http://www.jhsph.edu/publichealthnews/press_releases/2006/burnham_iraq_2006.html
 
This should clear things up a bit!
And, 654,000 people died at the time of this survey, not nearly the amount I expected.
 
Mexicans shouldn't be deported, because they really haven't done anything wrong. If we made them citizens, they would pay taxes, or move back to Mexico of their own free will if their situation becomes better than the American situation minus the taxes.
 
I just know someone's going to say, "Why would they pay taxes?". Well... why wouldn't they? Our taxes on the poor are minimal, or more specifically, SHOULD be minimal once someone with common sense comes back into office.

K. I didn't know the US had such a high poverty line!
 
According to Mr. RomanClock's source-
Mexico's poverty percent-
13.8%
note: food-based poverty. Asset based poverty amounted to more than 40% (2006)
United States poverty line-
12% (2004 est.)
 
I see why they want to move to the U.S. if they're property-based percent of people in proverty is 40%!
 
And in my post, I said that even if Mexicans were like the black plague, they still deserved a chance to live in the US. I never actually said they were like the black plague. I guess you just didn't see the "If" in there, becuase now my name is "Mr. Racism"
 
Oh, yeah, and I think that we just plain old don't need as large a military budget in Iraq. From what I've heard (but it's probably just a rumor), 1 million Iraqis have died in the war but only 4000 Americans. If we've got enough technology that the people trying to hurt us hurt more of their own civilians than us, then I don't think we need DARPA anymore.

Quote from: RomanClock;1269306People get injured and sick all the time, why wouldn't illegal aliens? Also they have brought in diseases that, in the US, we had mostly gotten rid of but now there are new cases (like increased rates of of leprosy), and I'm sure you heard of that MRSA which originated from the unregulated use of antibiotics in Mexico, allowing diseases to become resistant to certain antibiotics.
 
I'm not sure where you extrapolated a "rate of injury" from my comment, thats just everyday stuff. People get hurt.
 
And I hope you're small pox comment isn't about small box infected blankets because thats just ignorant.
 
I also haven't mentioned the gangs that form near the boarder from the drug trade as well, which could be a topic by itself.

I really don't think it's an issue of whether or not these people are hurting Americans. If they are hurting Americans, then they would hurt Mexicans back home just as much. In the case of disease spreading, that's a bit riddiculus because of globalization. Even if we suddently shot all the Mexicans in America dead, they will still be diseases coming in from Mexico because some mexicans would want to immigrate and have enough money to do so legally.
 
And, puls, these people are stuck in overcrouded overpoluted Mexican cities where they can barely make a living. At least in our overcrouded overpoluted cities, they could make a living! Even if they are like the Black Plague or something, they still deserve to come into America.

I really liked "We Are the Night", even though the title track wasn't so good. "The Pills Won't Help you Now" was very good.
 
I usually just listen to 1 album at a time and check out whatever my friends say is good on YouTube.

I'm currently listening to "Nightwish- Once".

Yah, you're most likely right. Whatever.

hmmm..... I didn't like it all that much. The animation was pretty good, but I just didn't find it all that funny.
 
I'm using no sound so maybe I didn't get the full impact of the whole peppy anime music thingy.
 
Ehhh... sry.