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another "life is beautiful" moment
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Mondo - 02 Nov 2005 20:19 GMT This happened a couple years ago, so I guess it's old news, but: rapper C Murder has been sentenced to, and is serving, life in prison... for murder.
Hahahahahahahha. C Murder is doing life for murder. That's just awesome.
Jonathan McArthur - 02 Nov 2005 20:41 GMT > This happened a couple years ago, so I guess it's old news, but: > rapper C Murder has been sentenced to, and is serving, life in > prison... for murder. > > Hahahahahahahha. C Murder is doing life for murder. That's just > awesome. Yes but did you know that rapper C-Murder is serving a life sentence in prison... for murder?
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Mondo - 02 Nov 2005 21:31 GMT > > This happened a couple years ago, so I guess it's old news, but: > > rapper C Murder has been sentenced to, and is serving, life in [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Yes but did you know that rapper C-Murder is serving a life sentence in > prison... for murder? Yes, he is! I just now found that out, but I guess it was in 2003 or so. I posted that to your blog, by the way. C-Murder was sentenced to life in prison for murder, he was, he was. He (C-Murder) no doubt murdered someone, he did, he did.
Did you know that some say the unmapped 10% of the 100% mapped human genome contains THE SOUL?!
Jonathan McArthur - 02 Nov 2005 23:10 GMT >>>This happened a couple years ago, so I guess it's old news, but: >>>rapper C Murder has been sentenced to, and is serving, life in [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > life in prison for murder, he was, he was. He (C-Murder) no doubt > murdered someone, he did, he did. I got an e-mail from my blog saying that rapper C-Murder is serving a life sentence in prison... for murder. I'm not lying.
> Did you know that some say the unmapped 10% of the 100% mapped human > genome contains THE SOUL?! that's bullshit it's at least 10%-100%
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Darren Grey - 03 Nov 2005 19:48 GMT > Did you know that some say the unmapped 10% of the 100% mapped human > genome contains THE SOUL?! Does that mean 1 in 10 people have souls? Or that if you cross-breed humans and animals then they'll be 5% soul...?
-- Darren Grey
Mondo - 03 Nov 2005 22:11 GMT > > Did you know that some say the unmapped 10% of the 100% mapped human > > genome contains THE SOUL?! > > Does that mean 1 in 10 people have souls? Or that if you cross-breed humans > and animals then they'll be 5% soul...? Damn'd if I know. Maybe you should ask The Rock.
HitMan333 - 04 Nov 2005 01:04 GMT >> > Did you know that some say the unmapped 10% of the 100% mapped human >> > genome contains THE SOUL?! >> Does that mean 1 in 10 people have souls? Or that if you cross-breed humans >> and animals then they'll be 5% soul...? > Damn'd if I know. Maybe you should ask The Rock. The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth."
HitMan333
Mondo - 04 Nov 2005 22:49 GMT > >> > Did you know that some say the unmapped 10% of the 100% mapped human > >> > genome contains THE SOUL?! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because he shaves his armpits.
Vince MacMahon - 04 Nov 2005 23:32 GMT >> >> > Did you know that some say the unmapped 10% of the 100% mapped human >> >> > genome contains THE SOUL?! [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because he > shaves his armpits. He also had surgery to reduce the size of his man tits.
HitMan333 - 05 Nov 2005 01:14 GMT >> The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." > If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because he > shaves his armpits. Then he'd lay the smackdown on your candy a.s!!!!!!!!!!!
HitMan333
Thomas Wootten - 05 Nov 2005 12:10 GMT >>> The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." >> If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because he [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > HitMan333 Then I'd just summon Anima against him.
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Chriz - 06 Nov 2005 10:59 GMT Once upon a time Thomas Wootten decided to write:
>>>> The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." >>> If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Then I'd just summon Anima against him. lol.
HitMan333 - 07 Nov 2005 13:15 GMT >>>> The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." >>> If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because he >>> shaves his armpits. >> Then he'd lay the smackdown on your candy a.s!!!!!!!!!!! > Then I'd just summon Anima against him. Bah, he'd just drop the People's Elbow on Anima, and it'd be lights out!
HitMan333
Thomas Wootten - 07 Nov 2005 13:19 GMT >>>>> The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." >>>> If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because he [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > HitMan333 Then I'd just drop the Lunatic Pandora on The Rock, and it'd be moonlights out!!
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HitMan333 - 09 Nov 2005 01:32 GMT >>>>>> The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." >>>>> If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because he [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Then I'd just drop the Lunatic Pandora on The Rock, and it'd be moonlights > out!! He'd kick out at 2.
HitMan333
Thomas Wootten - 09 Nov 2005 09:02 GMT >>>>>>> The Rock says "Know your role, and shut your mouth." >>>>>> If he said something like that to me, I would laugh at him, because [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > HitMan333 Unfortunately him an the ref aren't in the same place. Thus a suitable Lorentz transformation exists for which him kicking out occurs after the ref calls 3.
In any case
tw@oof:~/pictures> ssh -l root milkyway.eternalsphere.co.4d Password: Last login: Sun Nov 6 11:34:46 773 Welcome to the eternal sphere root console for the milky way galaxy. Please take care. milkyway:~ # rm -fr /home/wwe/therock milkyway:~ # vim /etc/passwd milkyway:~ # vim /etc/shadow milkyway:~ # logout Connection to milkyway.eternalsphere.co.4d closed. tw@oof:~/pictures>
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HitMan333 - 14 Nov 2005 18:39 GMT > Unfortunately him an the ref aren't in the same place. > Thus a suitable Lorentz transformation exists for which him kicking out [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Connection to milkyway.eternalsphere.co.4d closed. > tw@oof:~/pictures> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could surely survive your silly unix commands.
HitMan333
Thomas Wootten - 14 Nov 2005 19:43 GMT >> Unfortunately him an the ref aren't in the same place. >> Thus a suitable Lorentz transformation exists for which him kicking out [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > HitMan333 you're probably right. as surely as Fayt Leingod & co did I guess...
so the battle recommences.
Scarlet: Kyahahahahahaaaaaa. Anytime is fine Rufus: Ok...FIRE!
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Cloud: Damn...it went right through The Rock.
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HitMan333 - 15 Nov 2005 15:49 GMT >> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could surely >> survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > ... > Cloud: Damn...it went right through The Rock. Again, if Rock could survive Hogan's Leg Drop...
HitMan333
Thomas Wootten - 15 Nov 2005 17:12 GMT >>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could surely >>> survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > HitMan333 a new tactic required I think.
Raijin: Yo Laguna! Laguna: What. Raijin: The Ragnarok, ya know, how fast can it go? Fujin: NINETY NINE PERCENT C? Laguna: Uhh...yeah...pretty much. Fujin: TAKE OFF
The Ragnarok takes a quick tour of the local stars at hig velocity. Upon return, 100 years have passed, whereas on the Ragnarok, only a few weeks. Surprise surprise, no Rock.
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Mondo - 16 Nov 2005 19:13 GMT > >>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could surely > >>> survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > return, 100 years have passed, whereas on the Ragnarok, only a few weeks. > Surprise surprise, no Rock. wow if only a hundred years passed them stars must've been real close together
Thomas Wootten - 16 Nov 2005 23:39 GMT >> >>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could >> >>> surely survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > wow if only a hundred years passed them stars must've been real close > together Trip length as measured in Earth frame of reference = 100 light years. (We're doing a like 99.9999% of the pseed of light) Enough to hit the nearest ones.
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Mondo - 22 Nov 2005 21:34 GMT > >> >>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could > >> >>> surely survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > (We're doing a like 99.9999% of the pseed of light) > Enough to hit the nearest ones. so you like live in some globular cluster? 'cause alpha and proxima centauri ain't got no interesting planets last time I checked
Thomas Wootten - 22 Nov 2005 22:56 GMT >> >> >>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could >> >> >>> surely survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > so you like live in some globular cluster? 'cause alpha and proxima > centauri ain't got no interesting planets last time I checked what makes you assume I want to look at planets! ain't stars interesting enough?
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Mondo - 22 Nov 2005 23:28 GMT > >> >> >>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could > >> >> >>> surely survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > what makes you assume I want to look at planets! ain't stars interesting > enough? Dude, get a telescope.
Thomas Wootten - 23 Nov 2005 13:29 GMT >> >> >> >>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock could >> >> >> >>> surely survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > > Dude, get a telescope. That won't sort out the time travel aspect of things though. Plus comparing a telescope with actually going there...no contest. It's like saying look at photos of the Grand Canyon.
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DarkSheer - 24 Nov 2005 16:45 GMT >>>>>>>>>> The Rock kicked out of Hulk Hogan's Leg Drop.... the Rock >>>>>>>>>> could surely survive your silly unix commands. [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > Plus comparing a telescope with actually going there...no contest. > It's like saying look at photos of the Grand Canyon. Or you could get one powerful enough and you can see the future. Hey, they did it in paycheck.
Ryan (and everyone knows hollywood is always right)
HitMan333 - 02 Nov 2005 21:50 GMT > This happened a couple years ago, so I guess it's old news, but: > rapper C Murder has been sentenced to, and is serving, life in > prison... for murder. > Hahahahahahahha. C Murder is doing life for murder. That's just > awesome. I remember imagining how entertaining it must've been hearing his lawyer trying to defend him in the court case.
HitMan333
DarkSheer - 03 Nov 2005 18:09 GMT >> This happened a couple years ago, so I guess it's old news, but: >> rapper C Murder has been sentenced to, and is serving, life in [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > HitMan333 Heh. I lol'ed.
Ryan
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