THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: MrAngryFace on March 28, 2008, 01:31:13 PM
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(http://vegetarianorganicblog.com/pix/burma.jpg)
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I think this is gonna end in epic fail.
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plus china has really clean air
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(http://www.medaloffreedom.com/JesseOwens_1936Olympics.jpg)
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yes
gg china
gg ioc
in 4 years, let's do iraq
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b-b-b-but cultural relativism.
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(http://www.cnn.com/US/9607/27/park.blast.0430/atlanta.map.lg.jpg)
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underground atlanta?
like...where the art students converge?
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did they ever find the person who set off that bomb in atlanta?
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I echo Eric's sentiments. What was the IOC smoking?
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b-b-b-but cultural relativism.
even you can't be this fucking stupid
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underground atlanta?
like...where the art students converge?
i don't know about atlanta. but houston has an underground city of high end restaurants and shops and whatnot. it was really nice until a flood fucked it up. they're rebuilding it though.
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I echo Eric sentiments. What was the IOC smoking?
it was an attempt to acknowledge the rise of the economic power of china
i think
OR, alternately they were selecting sites with horrible human rights histories to keep it in line
where are the Luxembourg games?
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underground atlanta?
like...where the art students converge?
i don't know about atlanta. but houston has an underground city of high end restaurants and shops and whatnot. it was really nice until a flood fucked it up. they're rebuilding it though.
oh. we have crystal city which is similar.
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I remember TVC saying that the Lamas are just CIA-paid pawns that try to stir up problems for China.
Tibet was never even a democratic society. It had a caste system much like feudal Europe.
Americans should try to learn more about history and culture from sources other than Hollywood movies.
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I remember TVC saying that the Lamas are just CIA-paid pawns that try to stir up problems for China.
Tibet was never even a democratic society. It had a caste system much like feudal Europe.
Americans should try to learn more about history and culture from sources other than Hollywood movies.
7 years in tibet isn't accurate?
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I remember TVC saying that the Lamas are just CIA-paid pawns that try to stir up problems for China.
Tibet was never even a democratic society. It had a caste system much like feudal Europe.
Americans should try to learn more about history and culture from sources other than Hollywood movies.
7 years in tibet isn't accurate?
(http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2007/database/bradpitt/bradpitt300.jpg)
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well i have wondered why they weren't defending themselves from the Chinese police with lightning and fire balls
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Raiden must have been a little busy.
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I kinda agree the argument that shunning the Olympics would only worsen our relationship with China and make them less likely to cut out the bullshit...but there's got to be a ceiling to this.
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I kinda agree the argument that shunning the Olympics would only worsen our relationship with China and make them less likely to cut out the bullshit...but there's got to be a ceiling to this.
damn shame no one can see it
(http://chinavlog.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/img_0281.JPG)
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I remember TVC saying that the Lamas are just CIA-paid pawns that try to stir up problems for China.
I was being hyperbolic at the time--I really doubt the CIA has any expectations of him to do anything but be himself, a gadfly to China. But I mean, he has to be/have been on their payroll for <em>something</em>.
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See this is why we need China as an enemy in movies and stuff. :gun :chinacry
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I remember TVC saying that the Lamas are just CIA-paid pawns that try to stir up problems for China.
Tibet was never even a democratic society. It had a caste system much like feudal Europe.
Americans should try to learn more about history and culture from sources other than Hollywood movies.
I don't doubt the CIA is helping the Lamas out in some fashion, but to say they don't have their own independent goals is just ridiculous.
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I remember TVC saying that the Lamas are just CIA-paid pawns that try to stir up problems for China.
I was being hyperbolic at the time--I really doubt the CIA has any expectations of him to do anything but be himself, a gadfly to China. But I mean, he has to be/have been on their payroll for <em>something</em>.
The Dalia Lama as part of the globalist movement? I think that has been stretched a bit, by people with an interest in seeing Buddism fail. I think the Dalia Lama is selling out, but with the goal of communication, for a complete understanding of geo-political matters. He is all about learning, and so talking with Hitler or other Nazis would serve that purpose [the blog has links showing the Dalia Lama has CIA Nazi and Bush family fortune connections].
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=88974
:o
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well
he does have nazi connections
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Years_in_Tibet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Harrer
if you want to be really forgiving with the english language
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Some days I love 7 Years in Tibet and other days I absolutely hate it.
Sometimes it's just way too much cheese and emo-Brad Pitt for me.
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i should write "7 years in oklahoma"
sadly, i am not pretty like brad pitt and i learned nothing about myself save that i can drink the better part of a jug -- yes, a ceramic jug -- of homemade corn whiskey and NOT DIE
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The Chinese put Bruce Wayne in jail, we should do something about that. :american
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i should write "7 years in oklahoma"
sadly, i am not pretty like brad pitt and i learned nothing about myself save that i can drink the better part of a jug -- yes, a ceramic jug -- of homemade corn whiskey and NOT DIE
fake memoir
"a million little proles"
i can see it now
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i should write "7 years in oklahoma"
sadly, i am not pretty like brad pitt and i learned nothing about myself save that i can drink the better part of a jug -- yes, a ceramic jug -- of homemade corn whiskey and NOT DIE
Are chicks in Oklahoma hotter or easier than the ones in Washington?
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dude, he's a married man
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At one time he wasn't
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He was a virgin nerd then
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do not try to incorrectly co-opt historical me into your virgin shenanigans!
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what better way to tell a historical story than insert the protagonist into various historical situations?
Andrew (Drinky, played by a Keanu Reeves) takes a tour of the White House only to meet the most beautiful woman of his dreams. He gets so lost in her sparkling eyes they both wind up separated from the rest of the tourists, and in the Oval Office. Andrew and Silvia (played by Karen Page) embrace near a window, but the lovably dim witted Andrew asks to leave the room after hearing ghosts moaning from somewhere under the desk