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the color of your text.. words. its very unpleasant. like vomit. you = yuck.. you STUUUPID FUCK.
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That gif always cracks me up. lolOn the internet?
I am white but I have seen and experienced racism on and offline. It's a terrible thing. I was playing ball one time and black guy called me cracker. When most folks hear the word racism the first thing that usually comes to mind is the 'N' word, but in all fairness there are many black racists too. Also, if you are a Jew you are a kike, Italian you are a wop, if you are Russian you are a ruskie. You can't win. lol
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You'll have to talk to BF about the text color. lol And I don't hack.
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who in thee blue hell are you calling BF? i have never buttfucked any human. fuck you!! nor any animal for that matter. you sick twisted... something but whatever it is its far worse than any of your wild imaginings. fucking paraquat.
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LOL
Dude I know it says that you just joined here but you sound an awful lot like a member we had around January. Can't be certain though. Doesn't matter. Thank you for the warm words.
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Pop Quiz: What's the name of the forum you are currently debasing yourself on?
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Welcome to the forum by the way. :)
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what am i Joe Pesci to you motherfucker?.. yous people really get me riled up inside and out. You will feel me fucking wrath soon and I will kick yo ass more times than I kick me own arse every day. Fear me now. Oh to scare you even more I am more intelligent and powerful than @Breakfall and Bruce Lee ran away from me once in a dream.
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Well, you're a funny guy.
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i will NOT answer this in an open forum just in case you are the police. Not that I have a record or anything but one can never be too careful. Quit badgering.. you are like Captain Ahab right now and I ain't no Moby Dick but you make me feel like the whale the way you come out nowhere with your harpoons and shit. Back the fuck up
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It's what Henry said to Tommy that started the whole thing. lol
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Be careful. I believe Admin works for Interpol.
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You ain't Bubba but I am. Watch yo ass round me boi
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I consider myself warned.
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Clay Davis! The Wire is one of my favorite shows.
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You seem to have some excellent... but to make sure you FEEL ME..
If McNulty and Barksdale had a baby with John Goodman from the Big Lebowski you get me.
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So you're an Irish obese alcoholic drug dealer then?
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Hush. Over the line.. people are reading this dude. Very uncool. Now if were in a dark alley shit would be different. Things can be done and said. Not on the forums. Wow... very Narc-ish like Jason Patric in Narc and I am Ray Liotta here
Who are you? first you come at me like Liotta and now you making Liotta. What sort of fuckery sorcery witchery is this?
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The Most Painful Death Ever-Hiroshi Ouchil-The World's Most Radioactive Man
In a freak nuclear accident that took place in September 1999, a man was introduced to the highest level of radioactive material. Hisashi Ouchi was at the nuclear power plant in Tokaimura, Japan on September 30, 1999, when the accident happened. Back then, there was a lack of safety measures and an abundance of pressure to meet a deadline. The Japan Nuclear Fuel Conversion Co. (JCO) told Hisashi and two other workers to work on mixing a new batch of fuel. An attempted shortcut resulted in a disaster at a uranium processing plant, leaving forty-nine people exposed to radiation. Of these, two had been subjected to a lethal dose, one of them was Hisashi.
Hisashi Ouchi and his co-workers were supposed to purify reactor fuel. As protocol directed, they were supposed to use an automatic pump to mix up to 2.4 kilograms of enriched uranium with nitric acid. They opted for a shortcut instead. Using a stainless-steel bucket, Hisashi and his co-workers mixed 16 kilograms of the fissile material, reported the National Library of Medicine. The uranium reached a critical mass in the early hours of September 30, 1999. It proceeded to set off an uncontrolled chain reaction that workers were only able to halt after 18 hours. By then, the damage was done.
The 16 kilograms of uranium that was overloaded was seven times the approved amount for the procedure. It was not just the workers in the nuclear plant that suffered the consequences of this misjudgment. More than 60 people, including three rescue workers and seven golfers on a neighbouring course, were exposed to high radiation levels. But the most critically ill was Hisashi Ouchi, who was 35 at the time. For reference, normal background radiation produces a dose of about 2 to 4 millisieverts annually. Anything more than 5 sieverts is fatal. Hisashi was exposed to about 17 sieverts of radiation, Science journal quoted the Science and Technology Agency’s National Institute of Radiological Sciences.
Hisashi Ouchi and his co-workers collapsed with nausea. They were rescued by other co-workers and taken to a local hospital by emergency services. It was found that the radiation destroyed Hisashi’s lymphatic cells, leaving him with a near-zero white blood cell count, radiation burns across his whole body, and severe damage to his internal organs. Hisashi was scheduled to receive blood stem cells, donated by his brother. This was the first-ever procedure to be attempted for radiation victims. For eight-three days, Hisashi was kept alive despite being nearly lifeless. He later passed away from multiple organ failure.
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The Atomic Punk
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Kee Bird is the story of a group of men that set out to recover a B29 that crash landed on a glacier.
They got it what they considered airworthy, but then disaster struck
They got it what they considered airworthy, but then disaster struck
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My red is so confident, he flashes trophies of war
And ribbons of euphoria
Orange is young, full of daring
But very unsteady for the first go round
My yellow, in this case, is not so mellow
In fact, I'm trying to say it's frightened like me
And all these emotions of mine keep holding me from
Giving my life to a rainbow like you, but I'm
Yeah, I'm bold as love, yeah-yeah
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@realgrimm re: David Allan Coe ... My Dad is pretty damn sure that he had him as a roommate in college. The timeline and characteristics and such add up. LOL
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Ha being in College with David is something you wouldn't forget..
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This documents possibly my first time on the television, there I was with my whole life ahead of me.
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Full Doc
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Story of how Traci Lords almost took down the porn industry
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Story of how Traci Lords almost took down the porn industry
practice makes perfect
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The Clutter family of six were farmers who lived in Holcomb, Kansas. Their farmhouse was large, with 14 rooms and acres of agricultural land surrounding it. Herbert Clutter had made his fortune using new technology to grow wheat and had been interviewed by The New York Times for what was considered a pioneering move at the time.
The 48-year-old and his wife Bonnie had four children, adults Beverly and Eveanna, 16-year-old Nancy and Kenyon, who was 15. Capote misused Bonnie’s back pain in the novel and gave her postnatal depression with her final child, Kenyon. He said she became bedridden and depressed, but the reality was that Bonnie was a happy woman who played a part in the local community and attended the gardening club. Holcomb had a population of less than 300 in 1959, and chances were that every family knew each other. The Clutters were known around town as an upstanding family, with Herb known as “the salt of the earth”.
The problem with being part of a small community was that everyone knew each other’s business, and the town knew that the Clutters were wealthy. Three hundred miles away in a cell at Kansas State Prison, 33-year-old Richard Hickock, who had been convicted of theft, had begun scheming to rob the family of their riches. His cellmate, Floyd Wells, had worked as a farmhand for the family and knew that the Clutters was rich. He told Hickock that Herb kept a safe house, which contained $10,000, around $90,000 today.
Enticed by the easy money, Hickock wrote a letter to his former bunkmate Perry Smith. The 36-year-old had recently been released from prison after serving a sentence for escaping from another prison and stealing a car. Hickock wanted Smith to help him with the robbery, and when he was released in early November 1959, Hickock and Smith began to plan the theft. On the 14th of November, they made their move and drove their black 1949 Chevrolet to the Clutter’s home, 400 miles away, to wait for the family to go to sleep. Before their journey, the pair had collected the tools they needed for the robbery, including gloves, a flashlight, a knife and a shotgun.
Only four members of the Clutter family were home that night. The two eldest children, Beverly and Eveanna, were adults and had moved out of the family home. Eveanna was living in Illinois with her husband, and Beverly was studying nursing in Kansas City. After a recent bout of pain, Bonnie had moved from the bed she shared with Herb into her own room, where she could have a better night sleep. Once the family was asleep, Smith and Hickock entered the property through an unlocked door. They woke Herb Clutter and demanded to know where the safe was, but Herb didn’t own a safe. The robbers had been hugely misled about the supposed loot in the farmhouse. Herb famously always paid in cheque form rather than cash, and anyone in the town could have told them this information.
Smith and Hickock bound the family in separate rooms throughout the house and searched for money and valuables. Their hunt turned up very little cash and nothing of value, but instead of fleeing the scene, the thieves decided that they would kill the family to avoid further imprisonment.
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