[EVOLghost]

Netflix has a pretty awful anime selection. The reason I don't watch shit on there is because everything looks awfully homoerotic. So I've succumbed to just watching sgt. Frog. Not bad though...

And the movie selection is meh too. I've had t for like 2 weeks and all I've been watching are Jackie chan flicks.

[EVOLghost]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

da racist.

No, it's delicious.




If that movie is so much for youngsters, WHY HAVe LIAM NEESoN BE A VOICE ACTOR for it!

[floatingslowly]

Originally Posted by EVOLghost

Netflix has a pretty awful anime selection. The reason I don't watch shit on there is because everything looks awfully homoerotic. So I've succumbed to just watching sgt. Frog. Not bad though...

And the movie selection is meh too. I've had t for like 2 weeks and all I've been watching are Jackie chan flicks.

There's quite a bit of good stuff amongst the crap.

FLCL
Moribito
Strike Witches
Dance in the Vampire Bund

All are decent.

Black Butler is awesome....it's also really really gay.

[gast30]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl_jHj_3rhU

[gast30]

bought my first X-men comic
regenesis uncanny #3

very happy with it
the robots are drawn good

going to collect them

[gast30]

 

[EVOLghost]

Fuck

[keep poppin pimples]

Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann courted controversy today by claiming that falafel and other "jihadi foods" should be banned from school lunches in the United States. In an interview with local television station KSTP in Minneapolis, Bachmann explained that after visiting a local elementary school she was shocked to find that falafel - a fried vegetable patty popular in the Arab world - was being served as a option on the vegetarian menu.
Ostensibly in the studio to discuss her close race for reelection against Democratic challenger Jim Graves, Bachmann instead used the time to appeal for a nationwide movement against Arab cuisine.
Startled by the parochial nature of her statements, KSTP anchor Chris Johnson felt obliged to challenge her reasoning:
"I have to ask Ms. Bachmann, why is that a problem? I mean some children like the taste of falafel, what's wrong with that?"
"Chris, falafel is a gateway food," responded Bachmann, "It starts with falafel, then the kids move on to shawarma. After a while they say 'hey this tastes good, I wonder what else comes from Arabia?' "
"Before you know it our children are listening to Muslim music, reading the Koran, and plotting attacks against the homeland."
"We need to stop these terror cakes now, before they infiltrate any further."
God Hates Chick Peas
Bachmann stopped short of advocating a ban on all Arab food, saying that "responsible adults can probably use Arab food safely in moderation."
However, she made clear that she was frightened by the pace at which the cuisine has permeated the U.S.:
"I have a friend in Texas who has to homeschool her children because her local public school forces students to eat hummus. Its everywhere now. This is really scary stuff."
Bachmann then intimated that the widespread use of Arab foods in American schools could be the sign of a conspiracy that goes all the way to the top:
"I have no proof that President Obama is forcing our children to eat Arab and Middle Eastern food. But it would certainly fit the pattern."
Bachmann has a history of controversial statements regarding Islam and the role of Muslims in America.
She says her first priority upon returning to congress will be to introduce a bill protecting America's children from the dangers of Muslim cooking:
"We must ban falafel and other jihadi foods in schools before its too late."

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by keep poppin pimples

Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann courted controversy today by claiming that falafel and other "jihadi foods" should be banned from school lunches in the United States. In an interview with local television station KSTP in Minneapolis, Bachmann explained that after visiting a local elementary school she was shocked to find that falafel - a fried vegetable patty popular in the Arab world - was being served as a option on the vegetarian menu.
Ostensibly in the studio to discuss her close race for reelection against Democratic challenger Jim Graves, Bachmann instead used the time to appeal for a nationwide movement against Arab cuisine.
Startled by the parochial nature of her statements, KSTP anchor Chris Johnson felt obliged to challenge her reasoning:
"I have to ask Ms. Bachmann, why is that a problem? I mean some children like the taste of falafel, what's wrong with that?"
"Chris, falafel is a gateway food," responded Bachmann, "It starts with falafel, then the kids move on to shawarma. After a while they say 'hey this tastes good, I wonder what else comes from Arabia?' "
"Before you know it our children are listening to Muslim music, reading the Koran, and plotting attacks against the homeland."
"We need to stop these terror cakes now, before they infiltrate any further."
God Hates Chick Peas
Bachmann stopped short of advocating a ban on all Arab food, saying that "responsible adults can probably use Arab food safely in moderation."
However, she made clear that she was frightened by the pace at which the cuisine has permeated the U.S.:
"I have a friend in Texas who has to homeschool her children because her local public school forces students to eat hummus. Its everywhere now. This is really scary stuff."
Bachmann then intimated that the widespread use of Arab foods in American schools could be the sign of a conspiracy that goes all the way to the top:
"I have no proof that President Obama is forcing our children to eat Arab and Middle Eastern food. But it would certainly fit the pattern."
Bachmann has a history of controversial statements regarding Islam and the role of Muslims in America.
She says her first priority upon returning to congress will be to introduce a bill protecting America's children from the dangers of Muslim cooking:
"We must ban falafel and other jihadi foods in schools before its too late."

What a bitch, does she realize that falafel is the prize of both Jews and Egyptian Coptic Christians too?

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by keep poppin pimples

Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann courted controversy today by claiming that falafel and other "jihadi foods" should be banned from school lunches in the United States. In an interview with local television station KSTP in Minneapolis, Bachmann explained that after visiting a local elementary school she was shocked to find that falafel - a fried vegetable patty popular in the Arab world - was being served as a option on the vegetarian menu.
Ostensibly in the studio to discuss her close race for reelection against Democratic challenger Jim Graves, Bachmann instead used the time to appeal for a nationwide movement against Arab cuisine.
Startled by the parochial nature of her statements, KSTP anchor Chris Johnson felt obliged to challenge her reasoning:
"I have to ask Ms. Bachmann, why is that a problem? I mean some children like the taste of falafel, what's wrong with that?"
"Chris, falafel is a gateway food," responded Bachmann, "It starts with falafel, then the kids move on to shawarma. After a while they say 'hey this tastes good, I wonder what else comes from Arabia?' "
"Before you know it our children are listening to Muslim music, reading the Koran, and plotting attacks against the homeland."
"We need to stop these terror cakes now, before they infiltrate any further."
God Hates Chick Peas
Bachmann stopped short of advocating a ban on all Arab food, saying that "responsible adults can probably use Arab food safely in moderation."
However, she made clear that she was frightened by the pace at which the cuisine has permeated the U.S.:
"I have a friend in Texas who has to homeschool her children because her local public school forces students to eat hummus. Its everywhere now. This is really scary stuff."
Bachmann then intimated that the widespread use of Arab foods in American schools could be the sign of a conspiracy that goes all the way to the top:
"I have no proof that President Obama is forcing our children to eat Arab and Middle Eastern food. But it would certainly fit the pattern."
Bachmann has a history of controversial statements regarding Islam and the role of Muslims in America.
She says her first priority upon returning to congress will be to introduce a bill protecting America's children from the dangers of Muslim cooking:
"We must ban falafel and other jihadi foods in schools before its too late."

What a bitch, does she realize that falafel is the prize of both Jews and Egyptian Coptic Christians too? And how could we forget our brothers the Greeks! Jihadi gateway food, sometimes America is a funny place, sometimes it is very ugly, in this instance it is both

[gast30]

SKEPP, the studie group of critical evaluation of psudoscience en the paranormal, gives 1 million euro for who can prove he/she has paranormal gifts

mmmmmm..... 1 million euro's .........mmmmmm

i have the gift to see many zero's
only need 1 euro to make it happen

[gast30]

aahhhh can't see woman with earrings

is there no software that you can put on internet or tv that you don't see the earrings

it is soooo prehistoric

if you want to wear earrings go to a tribe in africa or somewhere else
and entertain tourists

[Genteel Death]

 

[gast30]

a priest said once somewhere in the 1600 " woman are a devilbreeding specie "

[gast30]

make sense if you see all the massgraves of today and the ones of the past

[gast30]

more theories fly's trough my head why the large populations lives in the past

yesterday was worse when i looked a bit at the world through the tv
leave it there

yesterday is gone too

yesterday toiletpaper for futurist

long live the future

[gast30]

the question is can you bring people into the future?

with around 4 billion people online on the internet
with billion of computers, mobile phones
with all the modern technology giving birth to the future

i think join the future with your free will

the future is no dicatorship
if you like to live in the past
no problem

don't mix the future with the past
the future continues in the future
the past don't continue

the definition of the past is "..... all things that don't continue"

[gast30]

 

[gast30]

a worm got lucky
between the wheels of my skateboard
as i returned it almost made it to the front garden of someone's house

[gast30]

and now time for some worm , i mean vegfood
the worms will eat me one day