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| #28 - interesting. if the union is busted we may be ab… | 11/20/2012 on RIP | 0 |
| #26 - so are you saying you support his views or dont support his vi… [+] (2 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on RIP | 0 |
| i'm saying our current government needs to kick the union in the ass and tell them to quit bitching, unnecessarily. The bakery union, which represents about 30 percent of Hostess workers, went on strike after rejecting the company's latest contract offer, even though it never filed an objection to it. interesting. if the union is busted we may be able to keep the jobs | ||
| #47 - Picture | 11/20/2012 on Give Pikachu a face | +6 |
| #194 - www.pogdesign.co.uk/cat/ | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | +1 |
| #190 - i hope to see more of that show [+] (2 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | +1 |
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| #189 - cause I'm quick... [+] (2 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | +3 |
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| #177 - Picture | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | 0 |
| #12 - Picture | 11/20/2012 on UrbanDictionary | 0 |
| #165 - Jasc Animation Shop http://www.softpedia.com/progDown… [+] (1 new reply) | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | +1 |
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| #17 - Roosevelt was a liberal pro Union Democrat he basically pi… [+] (4 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on RIP | 0 |
| so are you saying you support his views or dont support his views are you saying our gov't will take over hostess? i guess im still a dumbass i'm saying our current government needs to kick the union in the ass and tell them to quit bitching, unnecessarily. The bakery union, which represents about 30 percent of Hostess workers, went on strike after rejecting the company's latest contract offer, even though it never filed an objection to it. interesting. if the union is busted we may be able to keep the jobs | ||
| #159 - XD [+] (4 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | +2 |
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Animation-Shop-Download-2929.html | ||
| #154 - this show was ripped from a tv channel they then made it i… [+] (2 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | +3 |
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| #14 - i would hate for all those people to loose their jobs, but wit… [+] (6 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on RIP | 0 |
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] he basically pioneered collective bargaining in the US are you likening him to today's political system? I need more than a sexy picture so are you saying you support his views or dont support his views are you saying our gov't will take over hostess? i guess im still a dumbass i'm saying our current government needs to kick the union in the ass and tell them to quit bitching, unnecessarily. The bakery union, which represents about 30 percent of Hostess workers, went on strike after rejecting the company's latest contract offer, even though it never filed an objection to it. interesting. if the union is busted we may be able to keep the jobs | ||
| #150 - I only make gifs of weird things. enjoy a nice Sparta… [+] (12 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | +4 |
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Animation-Shop-Download-2929.html | ||
| #12 - Actually it will become an import www.csmonitor.com… [+] (8 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on RIP | 0 |
| http://finance.yahoo.com/news/judge-asks-hostess-mediate-union-203749038.html or potentially this ^ #14
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] The union would have to make major sacrifices, and most of the employees would end up under employed. Unions don't usually accept sacrifices #17
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] he basically pioneered collective bargaining in the US are you likening him to today's political system? I need more than a sexy picture so are you saying you support his views or dont support his views are you saying our gov't will take over hostess? i guess im still a dumbass i'm saying our current government needs to kick the union in the ass and tell them to quit bitching, unnecessarily. The bakery union, which represents about 30 percent of Hostess workers, went on strike after rejecting the company's latest contract offer, even though it never filed an objection to it. interesting. if the union is busted we may be able to keep the jobs | ||
| #11 - Actually it will become an import myanimelist.net/an… | 11/20/2012 on RIP | 0 |
| #33 - This is the last time i reply to you, as I believe that you ar… [+] (1 new reply) | 11/20/2012 on War | -1 |
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] Then why isn't food, water, and other essential needs for living not allowed in Gaza? The Freedom Flotilla carrying aid and supplies needed for the Gazans was raided and looted and some activists were even killed by Israeli commandos. www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/may/31/israel-kills-activists-flotilla-gaza And of course it's a Palestinian doctor. Someone who is IN Gaza and knows what is going on. Who would you want telling that story? A doctor in China, or the US, or someone not living in Gaza OR someone who actually sees these things with his own eyes? oh and for your PTSD. the article stated "Some parents in southern Israel say the constant sound of rocket fire means their children are showing signs of post-traumatic stress." key word: Some which is not a specific number. and 1/5 of Gazas 1.6 million population is about 320,000. im pretty sure 320,000 is more than "some" | ||
| #51 - Picture | 11/20/2012 on Fast and Furious 7 | 0 |
| #31 - Taken at face value your statistics look nice, but The IDF dem… [+] (3 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on War | -2 |
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] The subsequent economic blockade imposed upon the Strip by the Israeli government at one stage prevented the residents of Gaza from importing, among other things, coriander, ginger, nutmeg and, even, newspapers. Most international lawyers, as well as the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), consider the blockade to be illegal under international humanitarian law; your psychological damage: One in five children in Gaza suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), according to the award-winning Palestinian psychiatrist Dr Eyad El-Sarraj. (More than half of Gaza's residents, incidentally, are under the age of 18.) www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mehdi-hasan/gaza-10-things-you-need-to-know_b_2139356.html?utm_hp_ref=uk #33
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] The reason for the blockade is to stop weapons smuggling as well as drug trafficking. It would be a horrible situation for Israel if missile sites were set up in Gaza. As for the psychology bit, it could be true, but I would be remiss if I didn't say I would assume that a Palestinian Doctor would have Bias. Here is an article about Israeli children with PTSD because they are in Gaza rocket range. www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-20390968 I will not reply Consider your arguments from both sides. #34
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] Then why isn't food, water, and other essential needs for living not allowed in Gaza? The Freedom Flotilla carrying aid and supplies needed for the Gazans was raided and looted and some activists were even killed by Israeli commandos. www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/may/31/israel-kills-activists-flotilla-gaza And of course it's a Palestinian doctor. Someone who is IN Gaza and knows what is going on. Who would you want telling that story? A doctor in China, or the US, or someone not living in Gaza OR someone who actually sees these things with his own eyes? oh and for your PTSD. the article stated "Some parents in southern Israel say the constant sound of rocket fire means their children are showing signs of post-traumatic stress." key word: Some which is not a specific number. and 1/5 of Gazas 1.6 million population is about 320,000. im pretty sure 320,000 is more than "some" | ||
| #29 - I'm sorry, I don't see psychological, or property damage on th… [+] (5 new replies) | 11/20/2012 on War | -2 |
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] "remember that if they had the technology to kill more effectively they would. BUT THEY DONT!!! EVERYTHING Israel has, military wise, is funded by the USA. -and yes killing people is much worse than property damage and psychological damage. source of picture: ifamericansknew.org #31
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] 1.being used as terror bases, bombs labs, weapons factories, weapons and ammunition warehouses, headquarters, offices etc 2. Built either in an illegal zone or unsafe 3.Forcing out an individual barricaded inside a house, which may be rigged with explosives, without risking soldiers' lives 4.Combat engineering, clearing a path for tanks and heavy armored personnel carriers 5. Destroying structures rigged with booby traps and explosives in order to prevent risk to soldiers and civilians Do you believe that 24,813 Palestinian families were uprooted ? Do you believe that sensible Palestinians want to have a family next to the militarized border? This bias is insane. Yes i am sure that not all 100% of demolitions were necessary, but I'm am positive that more than half were, and that they did save Israeli lives. #32
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] The subsequent economic blockade imposed upon the Strip by the Israeli government at one stage prevented the residents of Gaza from importing, among other things, coriander, ginger, nutmeg and, even, newspapers. Most international lawyers, as well as the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), consider the blockade to be illegal under international humanitarian law; your psychological damage: One in five children in Gaza suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), according to the award-winning Palestinian psychiatrist Dr Eyad El-Sarraj. (More than half of Gaza's residents, incidentally, are under the age of 18.) www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mehdi-hasan/gaza-10-things-you-need-to-know_b_2139356.html?utm_hp_ref=uk #33
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] The reason for the blockade is to stop weapons smuggling as well as drug trafficking. It would be a horrible situation for Israel if missile sites were set up in Gaza. As for the psychology bit, it could be true, but I would be remiss if I didn't say I would assume that a Palestinian Doctor would have Bias. Here is an article about Israeli children with PTSD because they are in Gaza rocket range. www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-20390968 I will not reply Consider your arguments from both sides. #34
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] Then why isn't food, water, and other essential needs for living not allowed in Gaza? The Freedom Flotilla carrying aid and supplies needed for the Gazans was raided and looted and some activists were even killed by Israeli commandos. www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/may/31/israel-kills-activists-flotilla-gaza And of course it's a Palestinian doctor. Someone who is IN Gaza and knows what is going on. Who would you want telling that story? A doctor in China, or the US, or someone not living in Gaza OR someone who actually sees these things with his own eyes? oh and for your PTSD. the article stated "Some parents in southern Israel say the constant sound of rocket fire means their children are showing signs of post-traumatic stress." key word: Some which is not a specific number. and 1/5 of Gazas 1.6 million population is about 320,000. im pretty sure 320,000 is more than "some" | ||
| #16 - i was hoping for porn | 11/19/2012 on Totally not porn | +6 |
| #75 - Great username btw i found you a user image … | 11/19/2012 on Metalhead Bronies | 0 |
| #6 - its funny cause most days Hamas fire a minimum of 30-70 rocket… [+] (10 new replies) | 11/19/2012 on War | +18 |
| Those statistics are nice, but they ignore the cause. Israel spends billions of dollars building bomb shelters, developing and applying systems like iron dome to protect its civilians, and in general keeping as many of its people safe as possible. Hamas stockpiles weapons and sets up missile launch sites in densely populated areas, inside civilian buildings, in the hopes that Israel will kill civilians in self defense and help Hamas look like the oppressed underdog. Knowing that, those numbers aren't very surprising. #29
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] And if you mention that death is much worse than either of those things, remember that if they had the technology to kill more effectively they would. All Israelis live in constant fear, before they can go to college they are forced into the military. If Palestinian extremists didn't fire missiles from schools and mosks, casualties will be much lower. #30
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] "remember that if they had the technology to kill more effectively they would. BUT THEY DONT!!! EVERYTHING Israel has, military wise, is funded by the USA. -and yes killing people is much worse than property damage and psychological damage. source of picture: ifamericansknew.org #31
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] 1.being used as terror bases, bombs labs, weapons factories, weapons and ammunition warehouses, headquarters, offices etc 2. Built either in an illegal zone or unsafe 3.Forcing out an individual barricaded inside a house, which may be rigged with explosives, without risking soldiers' lives 4.Combat engineering, clearing a path for tanks and heavy armored personnel carriers 5. Destroying structures rigged with booby traps and explosives in order to prevent risk to soldiers and civilians Do you believe that 24,813 Palestinian families were uprooted ? Do you believe that sensible Palestinians want to have a family next to the militarized border? This bias is insane. Yes i am sure that not all 100% of demolitions were necessary, but I'm am positive that more than half were, and that they did save Israeli lives. #32
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] The subsequent economic blockade imposed upon the Strip by the Israeli government at one stage prevented the residents of Gaza from importing, among other things, coriander, ginger, nutmeg and, even, newspapers. Most international lawyers, as well as the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), consider the blockade to be illegal under international humanitarian law; your psychological damage: One in five children in Gaza suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), according to the award-winning Palestinian psychiatrist Dr Eyad El-Sarraj. (More than half of Gaza's residents, incidentally, are under the age of 18.) www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mehdi-hasan/gaza-10-things-you-need-to-know_b_2139356.html?utm_hp_ref=uk #33
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MuahahaOfLore (11/20/2012) [-] The reason for the blockade is to stop weapons smuggling as well as drug trafficking. It would be a horrible situation for Israel if missile sites were set up in Gaza. As for the psychology bit, it could be true, but I would be remiss if I didn't say I would assume that a Palestinian Doctor would have Bias. Here is an article about Israeli children with PTSD because they are in Gaza rocket range. www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-20390968 I will not reply Consider your arguments from both sides. #34
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holychickens (11/20/2012) [-] Then why isn't food, water, and other essential needs for living not allowed in Gaza? The Freedom Flotilla carrying aid and supplies needed for the Gazans was raided and looted and some activists were even killed by Israeli commandos. www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/may/31/israel-kills-activists-flotilla-gaza And of course it's a Palestinian doctor. Someone who is IN Gaza and knows what is going on. Who would you want telling that story? A doctor in China, or the US, or someone not living in Gaza OR someone who actually sees these things with his own eyes? oh and for your PTSD. the article stated "Some parents in southern Israel say the constant sound of rocket fire means their children are showing signs of post-traumatic stress." key word: Some which is not a specific number. and 1/5 of Gazas 1.6 million population is about 320,000. im pretty sure 320,000 is more than "some" | ||
| #3 - Picture [+] (1 new reply) | 11/19/2012 on Ass on Fire | +2 |
| Whenever I watch these, I always wonder, "what the fuck did they expect to happen?" people these days are unbelievably retarded. | ||
| #4 - Picture | 11/19/2012 on swiss cheese anyone? | +12 |
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Heya, I was hoping I could send you a trade for your items if you no longer need them
Don't mean to sound rude, just wondering.
Don't mean to sound rude, just wondering.
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juggalodigo **User deleted account** (07/25/2011) [-]
I'm rank 373 on comments now. =D And you helped me get here!
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MuahahaOfLore (07/26/2011) [-]
You could have done it on your own anyway
your thumbs ÷ comments = adv thumb per comment
4236÷1160=3.65
that's a higher ratio than most of the top users
your comments are gold, keep it up.
your thumbs ÷ comments = adv thumb per comment
4236÷1160=3.65
that's a higher ratio than most of the top users
your comments are gold, keep it up.
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MuahahaOfLore (07/17/2011) [-]
lol im no artist
im trying to get my friend to make me one besides my angry badger
Its sad, both of us are top commenters and have shitty profile pictures
im trying to get my friend to make me one besides my angry badger
Its sad, both of us are top commenters and have shitty profile pictures
Thanks for the add!! ;)
So yeh.. your comment made me llike = O_o ahh shit.
So yeh.. your comment made me llike = O_o ahh shit.

