Yesterday - Bundy Ranch
- Thread starter GoJazz
- Start date
Archie Moses
Well-Known Member
Holy ****, batman. This fixed guy is such a douche-bucket.
![[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]](/data/avatars/m/2/2497.jpg?1511131091){kind=avatar}
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
gawd you guys are the cliquiest set of bitches on the interwebs.
ciao.
ciao.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
I answered a question I was asked. Hantlers was trying to put me down by ****ting on my experience. I answered with a swoop to put that behavior in it's place.
Anyway, you of all people shouldn't bat an eye when someone else around here talks a wee bit about money. Right sugar daddy? You wag your **** around here more than anybody in the board's history. I've been so embarrassed for you so many times. Is it sATurDaY yEt?
I wish this avatar had room for a little heart, because you're clearly needing a shoulder to cry on. Just can't get a nut off lately, can you? Life coaches are all the rage right now... seriously, dude, get one... they don't have the stigma of therapy.
b_line
Well-Known Member
Just caught up with the thread.
Dr. Naos is a douche who could fix his perception with very few words. Naos, you should add a PHD of douche tomfoolery to your resume. You certainly have learned how to talk down to people. The ****ty thing is though, you have a point on a lot of things you talk about, and that point would be well taken by most on this board if you were not such an insufferable stinkface.
Hantlers, you may not know about the importance and fragile nature of cryptobiotic soil, as it is a biologic community that I am pretty sure is unique to climates like the American Southwest. Anyway, if you so much as step on it, it could take up to thousands of years to regrow into what it was. The structure of the soil is such that it can handle the huge rainstorms that the desert receives on occasion, but it still looks like sand or crappy desert soil. But you already know about desertification and all that crap anyways, as grazing and especially overgrazing is a big problem anywhere in the world.
Dr. Naos is a douche who could fix his perception with very few words. Naos, you should add a PHD of douche tomfoolery to your resume. You certainly have learned how to talk down to people. The ****ty thing is though, you have a point on a lot of things you talk about, and that point would be well taken by most on this board if you were not such an insufferable stinkface.
Hantlers, you may not know about the importance and fragile nature of cryptobiotic soil, as it is a biologic community that I am pretty sure is unique to climates like the American Southwest. Anyway, if you so much as step on it, it could take up to thousands of years to regrow into what it was. The structure of the soil is such that it can handle the huge rainstorms that the desert receives on occasion, but it still looks like sand or crappy desert soil. But you already know about desertification and all that crap anyways, as grazing and especially overgrazing is a big problem anywhere in the world.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
The history of my "stink-face" interactions with certain people in this thread go back further than January 2012 and are probably more convoluted that you've been tracking (cuz why would you track them? I certainly wouldn't). Each one of them has basically admitted to lazily trolling in this thread... but I need to shape up, right? EYE
b_line
Well-Known Member
PKM, I am with you on being impressed about people coming together to help each other out in the face of injustice. Honestly, I did not think this was a possibility in the current state of the US. I was previously uninspired by the arguments of the pro gun crowd claiming that firearms would protect them against a tyrannical government, and I still think they would ultimately lose, but demonstrations like this would make even a semi reasonable government rethink their actions.
Whether the Bundy ranch was in the right or wrong, part of the American Dream, and a political system meant to keep tyranny in check was reborn as a real possibility in the form of the militia that turned out. It is exciting to see.
Whether the Bundy ranch was in the right or wrong, part of the American Dream, and a political system meant to keep tyranny in check was reborn as a real possibility in the form of the militia that turned out. It is exciting to see.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
As for the thread as a whole -- well, this has actually spilled out into two long threads -- it boggles my mind that page after page fills up with political dross without anybody making an intelligent point about the place itself. It all feels as if the government is this one thing, and common sense folk behavior is another, and that the only thing to talk about is their collision, regardless of the site of political action. And, well, aren't we all in the mood to talk about how much the government is ruining everything anyway? Truth is, both have ****ed up here.
The southwest has needed much stronger regulation on the reckless wasting of the desert crusts. If you lose site of this point by making it a larger abstraction, then you're missing a crucial point.
Most people who carry out security functions aren't the brightest bulbs out there. You've got see through that, at times, if you can.
The southwest has needed much stronger regulation on the reckless wasting of the desert crusts. If you lose site of this point by making it a larger abstraction, then you're missing a crucial point.
Most people who carry out security functions aren't the brightest bulbs out there. You've got see through that, at times, if you can.
b_line
Well-Known Member
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];806081 said:
Who the hell cares what happened years ago? And if you hate a significant portion of the members of an internet board, what does that say about your character? If you dislike them that much, why not just find a different way to spend your time, surely you could find a life coach or take up golfing or some other sort of time waster. I mean, with your significant salary you just landed, we all know you can afford it.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
I like coming here sometimes. That's why. And where did I say I disliked them? They certainly are "cliquish bitches". EYE
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
you send pos rep to my alt. fyi.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
and FIXED is disliked by the crowd that needs to hang together and hate on someone. It's a necessary brotherly function of PKM and his band of nannies.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
The mods have got to prove it first. Maybe I'm just ****ing with you right now.
Hantlers
Well-Known Member
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];806094 said:
I argue with them quite frequently. I also like them because they're not stuck-up douchebags and they have a sense of humor.
You unfortunately, have none of those qualities. You're the scholar type that just doesn't succeed well in real-life (or internet) social sequences. It is what it is.
Hantlers
Well-Known Member
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];806101 said:
Honestly, that would be even sadder. Trying to make yourself feel better about who you are by saying that I pos rep your alternate account? Sad man. Hell, even having an alternate account because you've created such a ****ty persona is a cry for help.
I feel bad for you, honestly.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size]
Well-Known Member
hahahahaha. It takes a real dunce to make claims about what a person is like in real life using only a character they play on the internet. If you had two wits you'd know you don't **** about me except that I'm cheesing you with this character and collecting pos rep from you with another. But, yeah, you win.