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  1. 1. should the president be able to pre-pardon himself for war crimes against detainees to avoid prosecution?

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I like the fact that his little white skull-cap provides no protection at all. I think that judge is reaching for his head because he is so shocked that the cap didn't stay on.

 

Oh, the other part I like is when his legs go limp. Limp legs are a true barometer of pain.

 

who are you?

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I've actually been smelling vomit since Sunday morning. That was when I woke up and discovered that I threw up all over the bedroom floor (and my nightstand). I was later informed that I drank several bottles (the exact number is still in question) of red wine the previous evening.

 

Listen to me butterfly

There's only so much wine

You can drink in one life

 

But it will never be enough

To save you from

The bottom of your glass.

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I used to be Big-Bank Hank. Sorry, I never come in here, but all that talk of vomit and a kids face violently hitting the ground made me post.

 

I assume that's what you meant by who am I? As opposed to just a statement about who am I to say the skull-cap provided no protection.

:wave Hi!

 

In other news, Bazooka Joe t-shirts are on their way!

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If that's not Nasty Nigel, I'll quit the board right now.

 

Actually I think you're right! I thought he'd be a bit more camp when he reached for his head, but there you go.

 

I just found out he's doing/did a show for Fox about dancing. Apparently this woman was on it, doing this:

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:wave Hi!

 

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Actually I think you're right! I thought he'd be a bit more camp when he reached for his head, but there you go.

 

I just found out he's doing/did a show for Fox about dancing.

:cheers

 

Also, I didn't know you were Big Bank Hank, either...so 'hi'. :wave

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If that's not Nasty Nigel, I'll quit the board right now.

So You Think You Can Dance

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

So You Think You Can Dance is an American dance reality show and competition that broadcast on the Fox Network and on CTV in Canada. [1]

 

Many dance styles have been featured on the show, including jazz, contemporary, pop, modern, American jive, swing, disco, hip hop, krumping, paso doble, quickstep, lyrical, Broadway, Viennese waltz, smooth waltz, Argentine tango, mambo, cha cha, Cuban rumba, and salsa.

 

[sNIP]

 

There are three judges on each show, one of which is always producer Nigel Lythgoe.

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Listen to me butterfly

There's only so much wine

You can drink in one life

 

But it will never be enough

To save you from

The bottom of your glass.

 

Are you hitting on me? I'm flattered, really, but that's not my scene.

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See, that's where our cricketing heritage kicks in. We can always catch our own puke. "You lot" won't go for anything without a baseball mitten on.

Who are you calling "you lot"? I, for one, used to play first base in a 16-inch softball league. No "mittens" allowed. Our shortstop had a Nolan Ryan-like arm. I think my fingers are permanently disfigured.

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Eh? The ball is 16 inches wide?

Circumference.

 

It's a crazy kind of softball played mostly in Chicago. I played for a couple of years when I lived there -- and frankly, I prefer it to "normal" softball -- except for the whole permanently-injured-fingers part.

 

Also: the ball's really not that "soft."

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Also: the ball's really not that "soft."

I've said this before I think. Cardiff, Newport, and Liverpool are hotbeds of British rules baseball (all ports where sailors brought back an amended version ot the game from the US). We played at school instead of cricket in the summer. Cricket balls are the hardest.

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Are you hitting on me? I'm flattered, really, but that's not my scene.

 

nah, that's just how we refer to those in positions of respect round here in these parts.

 

you know, like "hey butterfly, your truck's lookin' in need of some new mudflaps" and somesuch.

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Circumference.

 

It's a crazy kind of softball played mostly in Chicago. I played for a couple of years when I lived there -- and frankly, I prefer it to "normal" softball -- except for the whole permanently-injured-fingers part.

 

Also: the ball's really not that "soft."

Sadly 16 inch softball is even starting to be less popular here in Chicago. Like many traditions, this one is disappearing.

 

BTW you do play 16 inch softball with no gloves, which is a skill in and of itself.

 

LouieB

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