Yes! We're #1!

Aug 29, 2007 369 Replies

Nice weapon. Didn't your army and Lapua try to develop a long range round that your soldiers could handle?

The opinion of a child murderer is noted..and spat upon.

Gunner

You need one to stick in your mouth, with your toe on the trigger.

Sigh. So many idiots, so little time. i prefer to burn or grind stumps, because they are usually too close to someone's home. Why blow up the rabbits? Just because they are smarter than you?

I see , a city dweller , kinda explains a LOT

you need a gun , without a gun , you are not free , only free men have guns , go exersize your freedom ...

you need a gun , you are not free , you seriously need to get a gun and use it or you will never be free

You can't see anything, because your head is in the sand.

I am, by telling you to drop dead, moron. You have no idea of how many or what kind of weapons I own, but never forget that the most important weapon is a sharp mind, which will always leave YOU defenseless.

Did your mother have any kids who weren't born brain dead?

your lack of freedom is glaringly obvious

you need to purchase a gun and exersize your freedom

It ain't gonna hurt ya to get the flu now & then! You'll lose a few pounds of ugly fat! . .

After a Computer crash and the demise of civilization, it was learned Gunner Asch wrote on Mon, 03 Sep 2007

10:36:46 -0700 >

The reason is simple (for those in the East Coast Audience): how would "you" respond if you're getting shot for making what you consider "sensible" decisions? I keep thinking of the animal handlers at the zoo, who as part of their training, have to figure out what they are suppose to be doing, by listening to the clicks of their classmates.

If they can figure it out.

Remember, doing nothing is an option, and may (or may not) keep you alive.

And just because you have silenced a man, doesn't mean you have convinced them.

Etc, etc, und so wieter.

pyotr

Moron. The flu kills a lot of people, every year.

What makes you think that I'm fat, or that fat is ugly?

I have had the flu several times in the past. The worst case was about 30 years ago. I spent five days unconscious in my house, and the heat was out when I got home. The water lines froze. I lost 20 pounds of muscle tissue while I was unconscious, and couldn't walk for almost two months. I had to slide down the stairs, one at a time when I woke, to get to the bathroom. I had just tried to flush the toilet when the first pipe burst. I had to crawl outside to the basement steps, and into the basement where I spent the next two days digging in mud to make repairs, and caught Pneumonia. There was only a few days food in the house when i got sick, and I was fired because I didn't get prior approval to miss work. It took me over six months to recover, and I was still in my 20s.

So, I guess the solution is to have no decendents. I'm sure that they will like that.

Ah, close, but wrong. Freedom isn't forcing him to buy a gun, freedom is him being _allowed to_ buy a gun, if he hasn't done anything which forbids him from doing so.

Merely being a subject, rather than a citizen, isn't a legitimate cause to be denied the basic human right of self-defense against evil people.

Some day, you may learn the concept of "lesser evil" and it's friend, "best available evidence". Once you grasp those, we'll talk about why France, Germany, and Russia so much wanted us not to poke around so much in where Iraq was getting various inconvenient supplies and technologies from.

rights are like muscles , use em or lose em

if you dont use them when you find ya have to , you aint got none .

OTOH , you are right , it is a basic freedom of humanity to choose to be evil if one wishes , to be deprived of that is unhuman

best evidence that suits the cause might be a better way to put it ...

Once you grasp those, we'll talk about why

like the african uranium ? yeah .... and all them WMDs ....

It would be more equitable having each individual fight the flu on his own, rather than waste resources having armies fight each other over resources. By stopping the suppression of influenza, everyone could be on the front lines, instead of just a few good men. . .

Ah, that's not how it works. Money is created by granting loans. The Fed. Reserve controls how much money is loaned by controlling short-term interest rates. It works in conjunction with banking laws that regulate reserve requirements.

It's a very remote kind of control, but it works as long as the underlying, deep-down confidence in the economy is high. In other words, it almost always works. If it didn't, no one would have a pot to pee in.

-- Ed Huntress

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Influenza - Symptoms

The symptoms of influenza appear suddenly and often include:

  • Fever of 100 F to 104 F, which can reach 106 F when symptoms first develop. Fever is usually continuous, but it may come and go. Fever may be lower in older adults than in children and younger adults. When fever is high, other symptoms usually are more severe.
  • Body aches and muscle pain (often severe), commonly in the back, arms, or legs.
  • Headache.
  • Pain when you move your eyes.
  • Fatigue, a general feeling of sickness (malaise), and loss of appetite.
  • A dry cough, runny nose, and dry or sore throat. You may not notice these during the first few days of the illness when other symptoms are more severe. As your fever goes away, these symptoms may become more evident.

Influenza usually does not cause symptoms in the stomach or intestines, such as vomiting and diarrhea.

Other conditions have symptoms similar to the flu, such as the common cold, bacterial infections, and infectious mononucleosis. . .

That's too bad. Soldiers and sailors from everywhere tend to be a rowdy lot when they're away from home. When there's a foreign navy ship in port in NYC, we stay clear of downtown Manhatten for the same reason.

-- Ed Huntress

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