ryan2772

pardon? i was in there the whole night, i know what i'm talking about. you were the one about to bite off the door guy's ear, remember???

the fear mongering has reached deep into this one. you really are afraid, aren't you? that's no way to go through life, man.

oh nevermind.

weird.... http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22651563-13762,00.html

haha i knew you'd have something to say

yours are definitely better, that's for sure. well???

you were there????

it was definitely a rager.

my party got shut down by my meddling neighbor below me. it was 5:30am, so i guess she had a point...but....

yes, but.... nightclubs are for grownfolks. /did not vote, btw

i love the sense of unity the republican party really strives for.

i think i stopped by for a few hours, can't be sure

and this! http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/ FEMA under fire for 'faking' news conference White House spokeswoman Dana Perino condemned FEMA for staging a phony news conference. WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House scolded the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Friday for staging a phony news conference about assistance to victims of wildfires in southern California. The agency — much maligned for its sluggish response to Hurricane Katrina over two years ago — arranged to have FEMA employees play the part of independent reporters Tuesday and ask questions of Vice Adm. Harvey E. Johnson, the agency's deputy director. The questions were predictably soft and gratuitous. "I'm very happy with FEMA's response," Johnson said in reply to one query from an agency employee. White House press secretary Dana Perino said it was not appropriate that the questions were posed by agency staffers instead of reporters. FEMA was responsible for the "error in judgment," she said, adding that the White House did not know about it beforehand and did not condone it. "FEMA has issued an apology, saying that they had an error in judgment when they were attempting to get out a lot of information to reporters, who were asking for answers to a variety of questions in regard to the wildfires in California," Perino said. "It's not something I would have condoned. And they — I'm sure — will not do it again." She said the agency was just trying to provide information to the public, through the press, because there were so many questions. Read the rest of this entry »

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/10/26/fire.arson/index.html A few people have been arrested for arson in Cali, but none directly linked to the massive ones. /I can deal with hurricanes.

nick warren late, r.

good answer my friend!! make sure chuck lepley gets a shot again

please please please tell me LMR will be back...

what about the "new post" indication system? it doesn't work properly.

haha pigeons are rats w/ wings. /sorry for breaking the seinfeld routine. why don't you all just post the script of the whole fucking episode?

"when in rome...", eh?

haha nice one

sounds awesome. i'm at the edge of my seat.

what an idiot.

there's a few issues that still need to be addressed.

haha http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politics/2007/10/24/rice.bloody.hands.protester.cnn