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SageAgainstTheMachine

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  1. Vanilla is probably a good way to describe OSU today, but look at how PSU handled Chris Wells, the "heisman candidate". 22 rushes for 55 yards, what an effort! Just like every year, this PSU defense can stop anybody, and this year they have an offense to boot.
  2. Oh hell yea, my dad went to PSU and I've been a fan all my life. Personally, I think they are the best team in the country. The score doesn't seem to indicate that, but this is the way I look at it. Holding a team like Ohio State to 6 points is right on par with Texas Tech putting up 63 points and Colt McCoy in Texas throwing for 400 yards. It's not a sexy win, but most people forget that football is half offense, half defense. PSU should run the tables and have no trouble getting that number 2 or number 1 spot in the BCS. Then it's time to prove once and for all that the Big Ten CAN beat the SEC and Big 12
  3. This tuna is served with nice big meaty chunks of dolphin! SQUISH THE MARINE MAMMALS!!!
  4. That is the answer to all things, but we still don't know the fitting question...
  5. Thank you, in fact that is the very reason that the age of voting was reduced from 21 to 18, one of the more logical advancements in American politics if you ask me.
  6. Haha NASA? Do you really consider that important? Space...the final frontier...we came, we saw, we left. Of course it's all very scientifically interesting, but it's funny that you would list it among things like homeland security, energy, and education. Besides, space exploration ought to be privatized.
  7. Ask NAMBLA, they could probably give you a more definitive answer than this board
  8. How do you know the google guys are part of the movement to fight global warming?
  9. I've been to Canada, Mexico, France, Scotland,Ireland, Wales, England, Italy, the Vatican, Spain, Australia, South Africa, India, Mongolia, Guam, Egypt, and Morocco. I've interracted with all different kinds of people in the world, I am fluent or semi fluent in four languages, and I consider myself a better and more well informed person for all of it. So I understand your point completely, with age comes wisdom, but please refrain from telling me just how much I have seen of the world.
  10. And by the way, I don't just automatically buy everything I've been told by my teachers and professors, I make it a policy to question everything that I hear.
  11. Ok go ahead and use my age to discredit anything and everything I say, I know I can't stop you. But can I ask why there's so much resentment toward young people amongst certain people? Are my life experiences less valuable because I haven't been around as long. I'd hazard to guess that in my 20 years, I've seen more of the world than your average 50 year old.
  12. You may know where all the aircrafts are located but you don't seem to know that there's an "h" in where, nor the difference between there, their, and they're. O well.
  13. Yep, that's what I said. I said that I hate the United States. So typical to try and put words into my mouth. I love America, recognize it's flaws and want to help fix them. When you see something wrong with the institution of the nation in which you live, it is your RIGHT and DUTY to help mend things, not just leave. You invoke the values upon which this country was founded but you forget the most important one. Do not become complacent with a flawed government, overthrow it. Washington, Jefferson, Adams, Paine, Hale, etc...were unsatisfied with their oppressive government. They didn't "pack their bags and leave" like you would suggest, they did something. But according to your philosophy on those with antipathy toward their nation, they should have remained loyal British subjects, right? Fortunately, the current situation doesn't merit a war against the government, and aiding what's wrong is as simple as checking "Obama" on our ballot.
  14. Why does it matter which country? It's a predominantly Muslim village all the same.
  15. wow she is ugly
  16. Yes! Best book/movie of all time, best costume of all time. Just promise me you won't go as the Joker, everybody is doing that.
  17. Trust me on this one, I'll be 20 in a couple months like this boyfriend of hers, and sex is the LAST thing on my mind. I find the very idea repulsive...
  18. Unless you name him Brett after Brett Michael.
  19. What the !@#$? That is the most racist thing I've ever seen in my life. Senator Tarzan? Calling his own people n*ggers? Who is this man, and who gave him these ideas? Wow. Just wow. This video made me lose a little bit of faith in humanity.
  20. Hey be nice, he's just going through a tough time with the knowledge that our next President is a goddamn hippie communist radical muslim supporter who trips blind kids and kills puppies with hammers while burning the American flag.
  21. Not illegal if they're not having sex and I think she's a good old fashioned bible beater, so thats probably the case
  22. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/21587-w...-noodles-at-cal That says he got a 42.
  23. I never really got the attraction to Julia Roberts. Her face is kind of odd looking IMO and there's nothing spectacular about her body, but she was a pretty big sex symbol of the 90's.
  24. This is how I believe the series of events occurred. I did some wake and bake then jumped into the shower. While taking the shower, I started thinking about how when the Flinstones took a shower, it was a woolly mammoth that shot water out of its trunk, and I thought about how awesome that would be if it happened in real life. Then that thought switched to me trying to remember what the dinosaurs, mammoths, etc looked like in the movie version. Then I thought..."Hey that movie wasn't actually so bad, who played Betty again? Wait, it was Rosie O Donnell right? WTF??" so you see, it's not like I got into the shower and pictures of rosie popped up into the old noggin, there was a train of thought there.
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