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Saint John wrote:I turned on Fox to watch The O'Reilly Factor and Shepard Smith is covering the rescue of the beaner miners.Good luck and Godspeed to them, but please put Bill on. No one in their right fucking mind wants to watch people shuttled up a half mile through a fucking tube!
Jubilee wrote:Saint John wrote:I turned on Fox to watch The O'Reilly Factor and Shepard Smith is covering the rescue of the beaner miners.Good luck and Godspeed to them, but please put Bill on. No one in their right fucking mind wants to watch people shuttled up a half mile through a fucking tube!
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So, Danilow, you're sitting in your living room with your forehead glued to your television set just to see Bill O'Reilly, and you actually have the testicular fortitude to question someone else's sanity???
Pft..tsk...... whatevah.
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Saint John wrote:I turned on Fox to watch The O'Reilly Factor and Shepard Smith is covering the rescue of the beaner miners.![]()
slucero wrote:I almost felt bad for the miner who's wife AND MISTRESS showed up...
Thats classicbrandonpfn wrote:Saint John wrote:I turned on Fox to watch The O'Reilly Factor and Shepard Smith is covering the rescue of the beaner miners.![]()
You admit to watching Fox News and make a racist comment in the same sentence? Nicely done
stevew2 wrote:Why are they misspronoucing Chile. The place is a shit hole, pronouncing it as Chilay .... doesnt make it any better
I eat it all the time. Just saw the great great great great grandfather beong rescued. Man them people sure do screw alotPeartree12249 wrote:stevew2 wrote:Why are they misspronoucing Chile. The place is a shit hole, pronouncing it as Chilay .... doesnt make it any better
I didn't know you've been to Chilie SW2? You seem to know so much about it!
brandonpfn wrote:Saint John wrote:I turned on Fox to watch The O'Reilly Factor and Shepard Smith is covering the rescue of the beaner miners.![]()
You admit to watching Fox News and make a racist comment in the same sentence? Nicely done
Saint John wrote:brandonpfn wrote:Saint John wrote:I turned on Fox to watch The O'Reilly Factor and Shepard Smith is covering the rescue of the beaner miners.![]()
You admit to watching Fox News and make a racist comment in the same sentence? Nicely done
Grab a fucking dictionary before you throw around terms like "racist," pal. There was nothing racist in my post.
brandonpfn wrote:Saint John wrote:brandonpfn wrote:Saint John wrote:I turned on Fox to watch The O'Reilly Factor and Shepard Smith is covering the rescue of the beaner miners.![]()
You admit to watching Fox News and make a racist comment in the same sentence? Nicely done
Grab a fucking dictionary before you throw around terms like "racist," pal. There was nothing racist in my post.
hahaha, mayyybe you shouldn't be so sensitive if you're going to throw around words like 'beaner'. Just sayin'....and of course, Fox News is FUCKING TERRIBLE, though Bill O is definitely one of the few watchable personalities on that channel. Strange how far to the right everyone else continues to slide. (i.e. Beck)
BTW, I was pissed off too when they canceled Jimmy Kimmel for this played out shit...I mean, I hope those fuckers are 'ok', but don't cancel my TV shows..
Jubilee wrote:Will you be watching??
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/12/wo ... 1&iref=BN1
I gotta tell, ya, as a person maaaay have just a touch of claustrophobia, I find this very intriguing. I think I could deal with, or maybe come to terms with, being trapped under ground. It looks like the miners had plenty of air to breath, plenty of space to move around in and enough food and water to survive. Great...but I don't think I could deal with being wedged into that small tight little capsule, being pulled through a tunnel not much wider than the capsule it self & having to stay wedged in there for 15 to maybe 40 minutes. For me, the last 15 minutes would be far, far, far more traumatic than the whole 68 days in the hole.
Deb wrote: no showers or deoderant for 10 weeks........can just imagine the air.
Deb wrote:Jubilee wrote:Will you be watching??
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/12/wo ... 1&iref=BN1
I gotta tell, ya, as a person maaaay have just a touch of claustrophobia, I find this very intriguing. I think I could deal with, or maybe come to terms with, being trapped under ground. It looks like the miners had plenty of air to breath, plenty of space to move around in and enough food and water to survive. Great...but I don't think I could deal with being wedged into that small tight little capsule, being pulled through a tunnel not much wider than the capsule it self & having to stay wedged in there for 15 to maybe 40 minutes. For me, the last 15 minutes would be far, far, far more traumatic than the whole 68 days in the hole.
Yeah but, what about a bathroom and 31 men trapped down there with no showers or deoderant for 10 weeks........can just imagine the air.Thank gawd they are finally being rescued though, hope all goes well.
steveo777 wrote:Deb wrote:Jubilee wrote:Will you be watching??
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/12/wo ... 1&iref=BN1
I gotta tell, ya, as a person maaaay have just a touch of claustrophobia, I find this very intriguing. I think I could deal with, or maybe come to terms with, being trapped under ground. It looks like the miners had plenty of air to breath, plenty of space to move around in and enough food and water to survive. Great...but I don't think I could deal with being wedged into that small tight little capsule, being pulled through a tunnel not much wider than the capsule it self & having to stay wedged in there for 15 to maybe 40 minutes. For me, the last 15 minutes would be far, far, far more traumatic than the whole 68 days in the hole.
Yeah but, what about a bathroom and 31 men trapped down there with no showers or deoderant for 10 weeks........can just imagine the air.Thank gawd they are finally being rescued though, hope all goes well.
Isn't that how beaners smell all the time?
Rockindeano wrote:steveo777 wrote:Deb wrote:Jubilee wrote:Will you be watching??
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/12/wo ... 1&iref=BN1
I gotta tell, ya, as a person maaaay have just a touch of claustrophobia, I find this very intriguing. I think I could deal with, or maybe come to terms with, being trapped under ground. It looks like the miners had plenty of air to breath, plenty of space to move around in and enough food and water to survive. Great...but I don't think I could deal with being wedged into that small tight little capsule, being pulled through a tunnel not much wider than the capsule it self & having to stay wedged in there for 15 to maybe 40 minutes. For me, the last 15 minutes would be far, far, far more traumatic than the whole 68 days in the hole.
Yeah but, what about a bathroom and 31 men trapped down there with no showers or deoderant for 10 weeks........can just imagine the air.Thank gawd they are finally being rescued though, hope all goes well.
Isn't that how beaners smell all the time?
I live amongst the Beaners here in SoCal. They smell much better even after mowing our lawn, than Euros do after they ride the bus and chain smoke a carton of Kools.
steveo777 wrote:Rockindeano wrote:steveo777 wrote:Deb wrote:Jubilee wrote:Will you be watching??
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/12/wo ... 1&iref=BN1
I gotta tell, ya, as a person maaaay have just a touch of claustrophobia, I find this very intriguing. I think I could deal with, or maybe come to terms with, being trapped under ground. It looks like the miners had plenty of air to breath, plenty of space to move around in and enough food and water to survive. Great...but I don't think I could deal with being wedged into that small tight little capsule, being pulled through a tunnel not much wider than the capsule it self & having to stay wedged in there for 15 to maybe 40 minutes. For me, the last 15 minutes would be far, far, far more traumatic than the whole 68 days in the hole.
Yeah but, what about a bathroom and 31 men trapped down there with no showers or deoderant for 10 weeks........can just imagine the air.Thank gawd they are finally being rescued though, hope all goes well.
Isn't that how beaners smell all the time?
I live amongst the Beaners here in SoCal. They smell much better even after mowing our lawn, than Euros do after they ride the bus and chain smoke a carton of Kools.
I'll be we got more Beaners than you. Approaching 70% of the total population in our city due to agriculture. They are some hard working mother fuckers though.....gotta give them that!
the country would shut down if it wernt for the beaners,the blacks in the city wont do shit but rob your ass or beg for money on the intersections,Rockindeano wrote:steveo777 wrote:the coutryRockindeano wrote:steveo777 wrote:Deb wrote:Jubilee wrote:Will you be watching??
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/12/wo ... 1&iref=BN1
I gotta tell, ya, as a person maaaay have just a touch of claustrophobia, I find this very intriguing. I think I could deal with, or maybe come to terms with, being trapped under ground. It looks like the miners had plenty of air to breath, plenty of space to move around in and enough food and water to survive. Great...but I don't think I could deal with being wedged into that small tight little capsule, being pulled through a tunnel not much wider than the capsule it self & having to stay wedged in there for 15 to maybe 40 minutes. For me, the last 15 minutes would be far, far, far more traumatic than the whole 68 days in the hole.
Yeah but, what about a bathroom and 31 men trapped down there with no showers or deoderant for 10 weeks........can just imagine the air.Thank gawd they are finally being rescued though, hope all goes well.
Isn't that how beaners smell all the time?
I live amongst the Beaners here in SoCal. They smell much better even after mowing our lawn, than Euros do after they ride the bus and chain smoke a carton of Kools.
I'll be we got more Beaners than you. Approaching 70% of the total population in our city due to agriculture. They are some hard working mother fuckers though.....gotta give them that!
No way. There are more Beaners here than anywhere in the USA. We got em in the fields, in the fast food industry, in landscaping and in all the car washes.
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