Psst, it takes more then one game for some one to be banned, so you must of been reported numerous times

it doesn't take seperate games it takes aorund 4 people.,but normaly only 1-2 people report a game.

Your friend, not you*

Seriously, holy shit. What's so special about irony that people feel the need to call every fucking use of it into immediate question? Is it wrong for a word to have more than one definition or be open to interpretation?

Except that this post doesn't fit into any actual definition of irony. And what do you mean "open to interpretation"? Most words, irony included, have pretty strict definitions. Even a word like "set", which has a shit tonne of definitions, isn't really "open to interpretation" beyond them.

By my reasoning, one of the comments below does a pretty good job of justifying the comic's use of the word irony. I think a lot of the definitions people have cited are vague enough that they can be interpreted differently by different people, hence us disagreeing right now.

Nicolas Cage and the mystery of the rubix cube

Guns are made for the sole purpose of killing. You don't see anyone going on a massacre using a car as a weapon.

Post that on /b/ and everyone would do that just to prove a point.

stealing a gun? from a guy with a gun? a gun shop? most people don't just get angry one day and shoot up a school. they are crazy people who plan out and guy a gun waiting weeks/months to act even years. The people who get angry and want to hurt somebody stab them or go chris brown vs rihanan on them.

I am Canadian, so I don't know much about American law, but according to Wikipedia

In 1966, M-80s and cherry bombs were banned by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and the Child Protection Act of 1966. Furthermore, they were then made illegal by the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) in the 1970s. In 1975, U.S. federal regulations were passed to limit all consumer-grade fireworks in the United States to a maximum of 50 milligrams flash powder, down from a previous maximum of 200 milligrams (though firecrackers mounted onto a rocket stick, or other aerial firework devices, such as Rockets, Roman Candles, and Cakes, may have up to 130 mg).

m80s where a quater stick of dynamite. so, all we need is 4x more. still i can make a solid stick of dynamite for under 20 bucks with m80's. check out all the bombing in other countries. hell they wish people would just grab a gun.

stealing a gun? from a guy with a gun? a gun shop? most people don't just get angry one day and shoot up a school. they are crazy people who plan out and guy a gun waiting weeks/months to act even years. The people who get angry and want to hurt somebody stab them or go chris brown vs rihanan on them.

You can still buy them on native american reservations

We do have dynamite control

might as well ban cars. they kill 100x more than guns. excluding wars. infact lets ban cars/motorcycles/planes. so people have to walk. we can solve weight problem and killing with cars.

Guns are made for the sole purpose of killing. You don't see anyone going on a massacre using a car as a weapon.

Post that on /b/ and everyone would do that just to prove a point.

How often is dynamite sold to the general public?

fireworks. enough m80's put together in one solid tubing would be more dangerous,cheaper, and less likely to get caught.

I am Canadian, so I don't know much about American law, but according to Wikipedia

In 1966, M-80s and cherry bombs were banned by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and the Child Protection Act of 1966. Furthermore, they were then made illegal by the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) in the 1970s. In 1975, U.S. federal regulations were passed to limit all consumer-grade fireworks in the United States to a maximum of 50 milligrams flash powder, down from a previous maximum of 200 milligrams (though firecrackers mounted onto a rocket stick, or other aerial firework devices, such as Rockets, Roman Candles, and Cakes, may have up to 130 mg).

m80s where a quater stick of dynamite. so, all we need is 4x more. still i can make a solid stick of dynamite for under 20 bucks with m80's. check out all the bombing in other countries. hell they wish people would just grab a gun.

stealing a gun? from a guy with a gun? a gun shop? most people don't just get angry one day and shoot up a school. they are crazy people who plan out and guy a gun waiting weeks/months to act even years. The people who get angry and want to hurt somebody stab them or go chris brown vs rihanan on them.

You can still buy them on native american reservations

Tom Bombadil was the best, it was never explained why he held such power.
I'm thinking, maybe, he was an incarnation of Eru? Or something like that, considering that istari like Gandalf and Saruman could be seduced and they were technically maiar means that the ring had some serious power. So what made Bombadil immune?

Later when he was leaving Bag End he tells Gandalf it is above the fireplace but a short moment later he remembers it is in his pocket, he then drops it without being scared shitless by Gandalf.

well, from the hobbit he had the ring for 60/40 years so for him to be just slightly reluctant ranks him in 2 for bad asses with the rings. 3 sam and 1.s is tom bombadil
He was up for options to hold on to the ring,but since it is just a normal ring to him. he would probably misplace it and not give any shits.

Tom Bombadil was the best, it was never explained why he held such power.
I'm thinking, maybe, he was an incarnation of Eru? Or something like that, considering that istari like Gandalf and Saruman could be seduced and they were technically maiar means that the ring had some serious power. So what made Bombadil immune?