Re: a comment on Numbers In Heaven by Dovina	13-Mar-06/9:42 AM
Shouldn't it be 4 + (4 x 4)?
Re: a comment on Numbers In Heaven by Dovina	13-Mar-06/9:38 AM
Give her a couple years maybe she'll work her way up to Nietzsche by then.
Re: Numbers In Heaven by Dovina	13-Mar-06/9:30 AM
As counting is used to collect things into groups based on there simularities how can you talk about yourself as being unique? My guess is the same way you talk about things you don't know. Nice idea though.
Re: a comment on Numbers In Heaven by Dovina	13-Mar-06/9:21 AM
See, I thought she meant 183 is always between 182 and 184. How profound is that? I think "eternally" is just a junk word she thought would sound good. I think it's already understood where 183 lies. Apperantly she came before the devil did because he's way up there at 666.
Re: We Do Not Write About by faithmairee	13-Mar-06/9:15 AM
I don't know what the square root of infinity is, My guess is 183. There, I just wrote about something I don't know. See we do write about what we don't know. So now you know and knowing is half the battle, YOOOOO Joe!
Re: a comment on Call me Floyed by FreeFormFixation	12-Mar-06/9:46 AM
"YEA Toast!"
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	10-Mar-06/11:28 AM
I really don't think we can get even with the militant Muslims until what we do to them matches the evil of what they did to us. I think we're getting close to that now. We certainly got the right bastards in charge to do it.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	10-Mar-06/11:21 AM
Yes, something told me to check to see if he/she listed their country. When I saw Greece I was like SWEEEEEEEET;) I hope Blue's not mad I really think he/she's an outstanding poet and a very smart person. I'm just having one of those smartass days.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	10-Mar-06/11:13 AM
Well of course, I mean look at him, look at his last name for god sake. He certainly was the man with the plan but without Rumsfeld it probably wouldn't have happened. Rumsfeld was Wolfowitz' boss and yes Bush is Rumsfeld's boss but I already stated Rumsfeld got GW to OK it by offering to carry all the blame which he still hasn't honored by the way. But you are right in that this was Paul Wolfowitz' dream come true.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	10-Mar-06/10:38 AM
Somewhere around 15,000 to 16,000 homicides in America, the majority of which were commited by Dick Cheney during various hunting trips. About 400,000 died in the genocide in Dafur. Still quite a ways from Rwanda's 750,000+ and not even close to the 6,000,000+ Jews in WWII but giv'em time maybe they'll catch up. Incidentally Colin Powell(the guy I was defending in previous comments) was one of the first American governmental figures to bring awareness to the genocide in Dafur. What all this has to do with the debate over who's soldiers in Iraq are going through the most crap is beyond me. It doesn't matter anyway because if you'd read 2 comments down you would have seen that I was just making a point about irony. Hey I just discovered you're from Greece, SWEET! In America we always say "Greece is the word" 'cause it's got groove, it's got meaning.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	10-Mar-06/8:22 AM
I thought I already told you who to hold accountable. It's Rumsfeld, he's the biggest factor. Don't believe me? See for yourself: http://www.wxii12.com/helenthomas/7615012/detail.html Bush wouldn't even go along with Rumsfeld's plan until he promised he'd take all the blame if it went wrong. Bush is just another talking head like all the previous presidents since Nixon, although Reagan had some brilliant moments scaring the hell out of Gorbachev.
Re: a comment on There by Dovina	10-Mar-06/7:48 AM
Turkey just made they're most expensive film to date about how American soldiers kidnap Turkish women and children, kill them and sell their organs to an American Jewish doctor. They also storm into a wedding and mercilessly kill all the men, women and children on the spot for apperently no reason, all in graphic detail. So I guess Turkey hunting season is about to begin. http://www.nysun.com/article/27250
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	10-Mar-06/7:19 AM
It'd never happen but he does stand a great chance of becoming Governer of California.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	9-Mar-06/7:59 AM
The sick thing is we're more than happy to sit back and watch him weave his dark spell on some other unsuspecting victim. He's probably the nicest person in the world in real life.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	9-Mar-06/7:44 AM
I'll be honest, I don't hold the view that I put forward, just bits of it, but I did it to show you that you usually shouldn't use irony here unless you make it obvious because most people won't notice it and then when you say "just kidding" they'll think you're just copping out. Besides you tend to label yourself as a lier when you do that. I mean would you believe even half of the things Dark Angel tells you? I just think you're too damn smart to have to resort to trickery to teach someone something.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	8-Mar-06/5:47 PM
Hey, do you think we've scared our little delicious pastry sounding named friend from responding to us?
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	8-Mar-06/5:43 PM
And not a negro among them, go figure.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	8-Mar-06/5:40 PM
Incredible. Do you actually work at Comedy Central or is this good old fashion hard worked googling. Either way I tip my hat to you.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	8-Mar-06/12:15 PM
The least you could do is quote a legitimate source like The Daily Show w/Jon Stewart or The Cobert Report.
Re: a comment on Breakfast by Dhanesh M Kumar	8-Mar-06/12:07 PM
You know Dhanesh M Kumar is from India so Dhanesh probably hates the British more than America and it's black people.