Sorry to hear that.Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmonlee
Fable....thanks for sharing that accident.I have a video of some dude falling of a bike,trying to show off,while wearing a T-shirt. :)
It didn't go to the bone but still.....
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Sorry to hear that.Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmonlee
Fable....thanks for sharing that accident.I have a video of some dude falling of a bike,trying to show off,while wearing a T-shirt. :)
It didn't go to the bone but still.....
Hitmonlee, Is this your first broken bone?
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Unlike my heart, my bones are unbreakable. I'm not sure if that's good or not
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hagbard you are acting strange these days....rarely (read no) post.
You really are heartbroken.Girl problems ?
He's got one of them Zombie viruses...
nope! i broke my arm when i was 9 (3 bones, two in the wrist and one near the elbow) and when i was 10 i was hit by a car so broke my ankle (two bones) and fractured my skull. i'm a very uncoordinated person so i try to be careful, 14 years without breaking a bone was pretty good :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cloud4004
I've never broken a bone.
And I hope to never start. I'm too big of a baby about pain. :(
When I was 4 I broke my middle finger. I almost lost it :(
That reminds me of an intersesting story of how the middle finger became fuck you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butters
During the Hundered Years War, the British invented the Longbow and you'd pull it back with your middle finger.
The French would capture British bowmen and cut the finger off.
One night the french were celibrating and the Brits snuck up and surrouned them.
Then they showed them they still have a middle finger.
The rest is history...
WOW...you just break from time to time.Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmonlee
ticktock...amazing as usual. :D
Exactly. I guess I'm even more strange than usually, I'm sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by -=VampyR=-
Don't be sorry..hey...it happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by hagbard
Location: Cradle of Forest :D Anyway related to Cradle of Filth ?
Interesting...Quote:
Originally Posted by ticktock
Related to SH4Quote:
Originally Posted by -=VampyR=-
My second choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by hagbard
I see you corrected the "cradel". ;)
We are in serious danger. I'm afraid to go out :verysad:
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Killings of three brothers in Venezuela set off protests against violent crime
CARACAS, Venezuela -- Protests erupted across Venezuela's capital, with troops firing tear gas and hundreds of angry demonstrators blocking streets after the slaying of three young brothers by kidnappers set off an outcry against violent crime amid suspicions the culprits could include police.
Protests erupted in at least five spots across Caracas on Wednesday, and one Venezuelan journalist was shot while on his way to photograph a small demonstration at a university. Photograph Jorge Aguirre of the newspaper El Mundo died shortly afterward at a hospital, said Jose Gregorio Yepez, an editor at the paper.
Attorney General Isaias Rodriguez, meanwhile, said investigators have questioned two police officers in the killings of the three Faddoul brothers -- John, 17, Kevin, 13, and Jason, 12, with dual Canadian-Venezuelan citizenship -- whose bullet-ridden bodies were found resting in fetal positions Tuesday just outside of Caracas.
Authorities also found the body of their driver, Miguel Ribas, 30, who was kidnapped along with them more than a month ago when their car was stopped on their way to school at a roadside checkpoint by men wearing police uniforms.
Hundreds of protesters demanding action against crime gathered to block a highway Wednesday night near the affluent neighborhood of Altamira in eastern Caracas, a stronghold for opponents of President Hugo Chavez.
National Guard troops arrived shooting rubber bullets above protesters' heads and launching canisters of tear gas into the air, witnesses said. As the protesters were pushed back off highway, some began setting tires and trash bins afire on nearby roads.
In a country facing rampant crime, the killings of the Faddoul brothers drew widespread mourning and a sudden outburst of frustration.
"Today it was them but tomorrow it could be my sister and me," said Fady Rahal, a 16-year-old classmate of John, as she spoke through tears at a peaceful protest earlier in the day. "What kind of a country is this?"
Some 400 protesters froze traffic on a major highway by standing in the way, some lying on the asphalt and sitting in circles holding placards. (AP)
April 6, 2006
Now would be a good time to take a vacation...
Lucky you're not in Caracas...Maracay.
But Caracas is next to Maracay and the Sindoni case happened in front of my eyes.
The point is that there's a strange violence wave happening lately.
I feel sorry for you, Butters. The world is changing, and not for the good :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Butters
Butters, I feel for you, dude.
But violence just begets violence. I'll never understand how people can riot about being angry about things like violence and police brutality.
That's why I respect Martin Luther King Jr's teachings. Peaceful protest. That man had it right.
Wise words. It indeed takes a lot more of a man to NOT use violence than to use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akiko_the_Elf
Sometimes violence is the answer.
Some people just don't get it...and you have to...well...solve the problem somehow.
No, the world has pretty much always been like this...Quote:
Originally Posted by alcoatjez
Only the news spreads faster through media these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticktock
There are other deep reasons we're that angry. We are in election year and we are having conflicts with United States, specially with Washington (Bush) and anything can be expected from him. The opposition (Anti-Chavez) will make the last thing to blame our president for everything that happens in this country.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticktock
The private media has already said that those kidnappings are because of Chavez and that makes people more and more angry, the way the news are managed by the private media, allies of CNN. That's why the info reaches to the rest of the world... distorted :mad:
I still think that the United States (through the CIA) has something to do with this, directly or indirectly.
What would the US gain from Venezuela ?
What are the interests here ?
I watch CNN every day.It seems that these days all they talk about is pedophiles and child pornography,one thing which I didn't know...was that many countries don't have laws against it. :confused:
Oil, just like they did in Irak. First, they were planning to separate one of our richest states in oil (Zulia) from Venezuela and then give it to United States... and they failed because the president knew about it in time. And now this.Quote:
Originally Posted by -=VampyR=-
That's what everybody says.If that's true why do they kill each other there (arabians) ? They say they won't stop...it's pretty silly to fight a country like the US and their allies.One more thing...Iraq people are peaceful.Quote:
Oil, just like they did in Irak.
It's the others that are making all the killing/hatred in that place.
Have you ever thought that these things are not true ? (US taking over countries oil)
I didn't know Venezuela was that rich in oil. :confused:
Tell that to my Kurdish relitives...Quote:
Originally Posted by -=VampyR=-
Oh man, two more kidnapping, now we have 5 kidnappings in a month :(
Are you for real ? You have kurd relatives ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ticktock
I didn't mean that every single male/female in Iraq are peaceful.
Butters...there are kidnappings everywhere.Why would those two count ?
I say it again, those kidnapping waves are not common here, something weird is happening here.
It's in the water Butters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butters
No because it is true. Do your research. Why would u.s want to "save" iraq when theres unstable countries in africa that need way more help.Quote:
Originally Posted by -=VampyR=-
Because there is nothing to gain from the African nations, though no one, not even the U.N. wants to help Africa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Splize
Go watch Hotel Rwanda, its a pretty accurate movie.
But I live near the coastline.Quote:
Originally Posted by cloud4004
Let's stop here people. I don't want to turn this forum into politic stuff.
Agreed, politics suck ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butters
I saw that movie today. sorta.. didn't get a chance to finish it. I'm up to the part where...Quote:
Originally Posted by ticktock
Spoiler »
We have a spoiler tag you know :)
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