little_old_man

Well that's something only a NextGen fan could appreciate, and I do.

It would have been better if he woke up after 10 years in a Mexican prision wearing women's clothing and being the bottom bitch for a bunch of drug cartel members. That might have been more effective.

Lipstick and a fifth of tequilla.

Congrats SOB. The newest MOTM must bow down and suck all of the former MOTM's um..............."toe".

I think you're in the majority Angel. Women who've done it regularly can't stand going back. And yes, men fucking hate shaving their faces every day too, but we do it, at least most of us do.

The thing about being number one is that if we actually reached that mark, we would have a ton more people coming to our servers, on the web site, and wanting to join. More members is a good thing, but at a slow steady pace. I doubt if we would handle all of the additional traffic with our current staff. Maybe the senior staff feels differently but I think it might create more problems for us.

I think the lady who wrote that article simply hates shaving down south, and is trying to convince men that they're in the minority if they like a shaved cooch. You now have an entire generation of young men that have seen or been with shaved women, and they feel the same way about natural growth in that region as we older gents feel about hairy armpits or legs on women, which is YUK. I'll take it either way but prefer shaved. I've been spoiled by by my wife shaving for so long.

I feel for you Bart. We're suffering out in California too. It got down to 31 last night and the frost nipped my orange and avacado trees. I actually started a fire last night just to give us that "back east" feel to the place.

Yeah, the teenager should be furious with himself for being such a fucking irresponsible moron. If the seller said it was a picture and not the real thing in the auction description, the buyer deserves whatever he gets.

Boobs are the number 2 reason. I'd be looking for camel toes if I had that camera.

Any reason to leave Michigan is a good one, especially after that humiliating defeat to Ohio State.

Don't give up on it yet. After voicing your concerns, if they really want you they will make it happen. If not, you're better off finding an employer that operates on a much more professional level. You're taking all of the risk, and that isn't a good position to be in considering they want you to relocate.

Ask, and you shall receive.

Here's something I'll bet nobody has considered. If you can run your faucet and water comes out that burns, I imagine you could fine-tune a gas engine to run on it. Wouldn't that be cool, filling your car for free from your garden hose?

The shottie is about the only weapon where a high ping can destroy your game. The lag time between shooting and pumping for a reload simply can't deal with high ping. A team is almost better off letting a high ping player sit out because they will get killed way more than they will score. Two players with a low ping can beat the hell out of a team with 4 players with high pings. I guess we probably should have gone with pistol maps over shotties knowing what we do now.

Sorry Terry but I'm afraid that everybody on your team is on vacation. You'll have to wait until they get back to play.

Thanks Johnny. I consider myself very lucky to be able to make a good living doing what I love. I don't get out and hunt much any more, just enjoy dealing with the beautiful artifacts that I have and teaching others about them. Sounds like you have a great spot there. Most archaeologists have more places to dig than they have time to dig them.

There is a lot of propaganda from both sides of the fracking issue. By it's very nature, fracking breaks down shale deposits releasing natural gas trapped within the shale. Some of that gas can easily leach into ground water supplies and cause "flaming" water. Whether or not the burning gases are toxic to humans depends on the types of gasses. If it's methane then it won't be toxic, just very explosive and stink like shit. If it's natural gas then it could be very toxic. The area I live in northern California was once the egg capital of the world. We had tens of millions of chicken in this county from the late 1800's through the mid 20th century. Consequently our ground water is very high in nitrates from nearly 100 years of chicken shit leaching into the ground, and they don't expect those nitrates to go away any time soon. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that chemicals pumped deep into the ground for fracking could eventually work their way up into the ground water. Depending on what those chemicals are is the big question, and what can really destroy the environment long after the fracking has stopped in one area. Almost daily here in California we hear on the news about a several square mile area with contaminated ground water where the navy dumped chemicals during WWII, or where a semi-conductor company manufactured computer chips during the 1980's. I'm not against fracking, especially if it means we're less dependent on arab oil, but I would like to know what the long-term implications are after the drilling company packs their bags and has moved on to another area. At the rate we're going, our grand kids are going to need a new planet to live on.

If you saw my office, you would realize I may not be far off. I have about 50,000 individual artifacts in my collection, and for every one I've kept, I probably picked up and discarded a few hundred other pieces. Yes, I'm obsessed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqky_3Xh8s8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rezpSgcqm_U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfkSfs_NwSs

They also could have locked the kingpin so the trailer didn't swivel. Seems like the easiest way to do it for a short distance in reverse.

The resemblence is uncanny.

As Nick pointed out above with a link from the Wall Street Journal, Volvo claims that it was filmed in a single take while the trucks were going in reverse. http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/11/15/how-volvo-created-the-jean-claude-van-damme-video/ Nilsson said the drivers of the trucks played key roles. “What they did is fantastic. I don’t know if you have tried to drive backwards with a truck but it’s not the easiest thing,” he said. “And then [to] keep it in total control when spreading apart is very, very hard.” The trucks go backward in the video because “we all know that going in reverse is a bit more difficult than going forward,” Vilhelmsson said. “We felt that would be the ultimate test, to have the trucks go in reverse with someone standing on the side mirrors performing a side split. And we knew that if anyone would be able to do that, it would have to be Jean-Claude Van Damme.”

It's a rock, nothing more or less. I've probably picked up a billion rocks in my lifetime while collecting indian artifacts. Lighting, shadows and your brain can make you see all kinds of amazing things that aren't really there.