i rapidshare. stop your scaremongering. it's as trustworthy as any other p2p. if you're using a site like albumwash to get your cd, other users will usually have comments to tell you if there's a virus.

they can take down rapidshare, but we still have hundreds of others.

as my economics professor says, "taxes are the price we pay for civilization."

ah, i havent seen that in so long.

i don't use my printer that much, so i was pissed to find that i had no ink when i had to print something for spanish the other day. today i began to install new cartridges when i saw something like woodchips inside the cartridge holder. upon further inspection, it was thousands of dead ants! they've been eating my damn ink! i think i now know how to make my own ink and save money: combine sugar and poison. use food colouring for colour ink.

i want to be in a space station or something, watch the whole planet nuke itself, then when it's over and i'm bored, jump out the window and explode.

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He's too cheap for drugs. Also, I've noticed people who're home schooled don't have many drug connections.

I go to a public school and I don't think I have drug connections.

seriously, you don't know anyone who does drugs? whether youre in public or private school (as long as it has a good number of students), usually theres someone around to ask if you ever need any.

Alone being I can't just walk up to someone and say "Fuck me." Cause I don't think it'd work out <_<

um... yes it would. if a girl walked up to me and said that, assuming she weren't obese/disfigured or std-infested, i'd be more than happy to oblige.

i agree with pretty much everyone who isnt ohbunnanerz here: torture is a terrible way of getting information out of people. i, for one, know that if i were being tortured i'd just make up all sorts of shit until they stopped. any non-sadistic cia officer will confirm this.

btw that "american life" term is pretty vague. what about the hundreds of american lives that are ended every year by our criminal justice system? not to mention the 130,000 that are ruined by life sentences. sure, these may be "bad" americans, but they are still american lives. if you don't like that example, what about this: products with potentially lethal design flaws are knowingly sold to the american public despite the fact that the companies are fully aware of the problem. as long as less money will be lost on lawsuits than will be lost by fixing the problem, the problem goes unresolved. should we be torturing (american) executives and engineers to make sure they dont know about product flaws that will kill or injure hundreds or thousands of people?

damn, one glass of this concoction and you'll be hammered. two, you'll be in the hospital.

well, coincidentally, i just got back from a speech by dr kevorkian... (seriously, i did - google news it, he just spoke at uf)

so here's my opinion on euthanasia-style suicide (because it's on my mind): if you are in pain from some horrible disease you have the right to die. not the right to kill yourself, but to ask your doctor to put you down. we do it to cats and dogs in order to end their lives without pain. so why is it illegal in 49 states (the exception is oregon) to do it to a human? why must we suffer through terminal illness until the bitter end?

as for suicide by depressed people... no. there are psychiatric treatments that can fix depression. if drugs and counseling don't do it, electroshock treatment will in almost every case, according to my psychology class last year. it's remarkably more humane than people imagine, and pretty much works miracles on even the most depressed people. the problem is that our mental health system is in tatters and needs to be fixed. maybe if we can finally get universal healthcare in this backwards country, then we can fix that along with the rest of the medical industry.