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cove said:Frank said:cove said:Frank said: With that amount of heat the steel structure expanded and twisted. Concrete doesn't expand, at least not nearly at the same rate as metal so columns and floors would explode under the strain. With enough…
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cove said:Frank said: With that amount of heat the steel structure expanded and twisted. Concrete doesn't expand, at least not nearly at the same rate as metal so columns and floors would explode under the strain. With enough heat, metal water pi…
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Rockadelic said: I may be wrong, but I think what's fishy and what you're glossing over is we don't send armed troops to collect debts from citizens...ever. Well, apparently you do, at least when the debtor is connected to an armed mili…
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cove said:Frank said:cove said:Frank said: Common sense would tell me that if there's something fishy then there has to be somebody profiting. Looking at the state of the US pre- and post-9/11 I'm having a hard time figuring out who could have ga…
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Rockadelic said:Frank said:But back to your original concern: Rockadelic said: Secondly I have a problem sending armed troops to collect a debt. The guy has a heavily armed militia coming to his aidÔǪ no wonder they send in armed tr…
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cove said:Frank said: Common sense would tell me that if there's something fishy then there has to be somebody profiting. Looking at the state of the US pre- and post-9/11 I'm having a hard time figuring out who could have gained anything from th…
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But back to your original concern: Rockadelic said: Secondly I have a problem sending armed troops to collect a debt. The guy has a heavily armed militia coming to his aidÔǪ no wonder they send in armed troops to collect a bill of "…
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Rockadelic said:Frank said:Rockadelic said:Frank said: Common sense would tell me that if there's something fishy then there has to be somebody profiting. IÔÇÖm trying to wrap my head around this Nevada Ranch ordeal. HereÔÇÖs what I unders…
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rootlesscosmo said:Frank said: Jennifer Scalzo would. Yeah, I couldn't help but think the same thing... first though you'd have to go through Anthony Scalzo and his assault rifle... Plus, the angle of the picture doesn't re…
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Rockadelic said:Frank said: Common sense would tell me that if there's something fishy then there has to be somebody profiting. IÔÇÖm trying to wrap my head around this Nevada Ranch ordeal. HereÔÇÖs what I understand thus far. We have this…
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HarveyCanal said: ...Of course, all I would need to do to change all of this is start believing everything the New York Times throws at me... Yeah, the New York Times is for wimps. Real men get their news from infowars.com
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The only fragment of what could be called reasoning is the collapsing towers looking like a controlled demolition. Don't you think that it would have been much easier to demolish the towers in a more un-controlled looking manner? Like place all char…
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HarveyCanal said:To the question of: How could anyone think these were hoaxes? Let me get this straight. You are so curious that you haven't even tried Google? If you do try Google you get a pretty clear picture of the dubious and half-…
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I celebrated Record Store Day by illegally downloading a bunch of punk and rock to be blasted at the gym. Pretty much all Record Store Day products I've ever seen are nothing but a waste of perfectly good plastic.
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Conspiracies are so 1980s... with the wealth (probably the wrong word here) of news and information available today, most people stopped giving much of a shit about anything a long time ago. OK, they still cultivate some conversational, recreational…
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Rockadelic said: Al exploits human guilt and puts cash in his pocket.......to me that's worse than the detriments of Industrialization. I don't know... the "exploitation of human guilt" is probably as old as prostitution and both are concep…
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The entire global warming discussion is intellectually dishonest and total bullshit any way you look at it. I mean to think that the degree of pollution we caused since the beginning of industrialization did not cause any severe effects on the chemi…
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I once heard a part of an Al Gore speech about how urgent it was to take action if we would want to make sure that "humans will inhabit this earth forever" and I immediately felt a deep and unsettling chill. What a truly horrific vision this would b…
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How do you guys rate Vancouver in comparison to Montreal? I have to say I'm quite a bit of a Vancouver fan. Most amazing seafood. Then it's a short ferry ride away from Vancouver Island which I visited once for 2 weeks and was like some sort of a Lo…
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DustedDon said:95% of the Death Waltz releases are incredible but you're right the NY Ripper art is kinda janky.... I mean the genre of euro exploito movies is just packed with incredible, original artwork and imagery from the era... in most c…
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HarveyCanal said: Guns are to protect individual selves as well as to protect us collectively from tyranny. You can't want freedom and not want individuals to be free to own their own guns. I'm not against gun ownership per se but I'm …
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milliondollars said: Who would want to buy that nasty, ugly re-press?
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PatrickCrazy said:yeah brahs zero reason why one of the first things dictatorships try to do when rising to power is to disarm the population Or the dictatorship camouflages itself as a two party system, calls it "democracy" and lets you buy …
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I had a dj gig there some 3 (?) years back. Great, local charcuterie, forgot which place but the best I ever had outside of France and great wines (my host was a sommelier). Next day pre-party bbq with more amazing food, killer party at great, Haiti…
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LaserWolf said:Frank said:the ones in the picture I found while hiking some remote coves on the Osa Peninsula on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. I hope you are far from the Pacific Coast now and safe. Oh shit.... I just heard about thi…
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LazarusOblong said: Give Ken Bruen and Charles Willeford a shot. And absolutely Derek Raymond's "Factory" series. I'm a huge fan of Charles Willeford and Derek Raymond so I just went ahead and ordered two Ken Bruen novels...
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Horseleech said:I never had Percebes, do you just saute and eat? They're incredibly tasty, there's a reason why they're 50,- Euro a kilo in Spain or Portugal (way above the market price for lobster). I've only ever seen them boiled and wouldn'…
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Flomotion said:A bowl of these, a good, cold vinho verde or a quality beer and I'm in heaven. I know that Portuguese explorers/traders were eating percebes in the Americas in the 16th century ... mostly found in Europe I think but they crop up …
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Horseleech said:Being a Wellfleet resident has it's advantages if you like oysters - namely a resident shellfish permit that can pay for itself in a day or two of oystering. Anyone into oysters will know what I mean. Wow, these…