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Happy 6/6/06

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Got ya!

 

 

Son, stop playing around with the people.

If you go to Blockbuster do NOT rent a movie and get one boxed candy item. Your total will be 6.66

If you go to Blockbuster do NOT rent a movie and get one boxed candy item. Your total will be 6.66

 

 

also at McDonalds I had bought a quarter pounder with cheese meal and two apple pies for a dollar which came out to be 6.66

It's "National Beat Up An Emo" day.

Whats an Emo?

 

 

From Wikipedia:

Emo (from emotional) is a slang term used to describe a wide range of fashion styles and attitudes somewhat affiliated with emo music and its related scenes. The word "emo" may be used as a noun to describe a member of the emo scene, or as an adjective to describe a certain style of fashion or music.

 

Nobody REALLY knows what Emo is as it's used to describe a wide variety of things. Usually it's meant to describe "wimp music" and it's followers (but what that actually is, who knows?). My Chemical Romance is considered a newer, Emo, band. They suck, so I guess, in my book, that's Emo.

Yes, it's the anniversary of D-Day, and what really matters more than the "mark of the beast" is that the Allies were playing on God's team. :thumbup

Yes, it's the anniversary of D-Day, and what really matters more than the "mark of the beast" is that the Allies were playing on God's team. :thumbup

 

 

What does that mean, exactly, Joe?

Yes, it's the anniversary of D-Day, and what really matters more than the "mark of the beast" is that the Allies were playing on God's team. :thumbup

 

 

What does that mean, exactly, Joe?

 

Well, I guess one might say that the Axis Powers were playing on Satan's team, so by default, the Allies were on God's team. Follow?

Yes, it's the anniversary of D-Day, and what really matters more than the "mark of the beast" is that the Allies were playing on God's team. :thumbup

 

 

What does that mean, exactly, Joe?

 

Well, I guess one might say that the Axis Powers were playing on Satan's team, so by default, the Allies were on God's team. Follow?

 

That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

 

Hitler was a Christian. Besides, you could argue since God didn't do sh*t and let all those Jews get senselessly killed that God wasn't taking sides in the war, or any war for that matter. Where was God when those parents decided to have sex with their one year old? Where was God when those Nazi bastards were gassing and roasting Jews alive. Where was God when Caligula was eating corpses and flaying infants?

 

Then again, I'm arguing with some character, so...

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