warpedskydiver

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  1. i14.tinypic.com/54dok5g.jpgi8.tinypic.com/4mbr4pe.jpg I think I will get one.
  2. this is the same anti-gun retard that cofounded the American Hunters and Shooters Association Lets see if the BATFE and/or the Attorney Generals office will take action... John Rosenthal Admits to Violating Federal Gun Law On Tuesday, July 10, 2007 John Rosenthal, of Stop Handgun Violence and American Hunters and Shooters Association, was a guest on WRKO 680 AM “Finneran’s Forum” show. Rosenthal was on the show to discuss his organization’s new political billboard slamming the National Rifle Association. During the show a reporter, Steve Bailey of the Boston Globe, explained how he and Rosenthal had attended a gun show in New Hampshire over a year ago. The trip was supposed to prove how easy it was for criminals to buy a handgun in New Hampshire. They actually found that it was not possible to do so without violating several laws. Rosenthal explained that when he tried to purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer, he was told he could not because he was not a resident of New Hampshire. Bailey and Rosenthal then explained how they brought a New Hampshire resident with them, supposedly a prison guard, who was able to pass the background checks and purchase the gun for them. Bailey even stated on Finneran’s show that the Boston Globe paid for the gun. When asked by the hosts of the show if he had committed a straw purchase, Rosenthal admitted that he had indeed conducted a straw purchase to prove a point. Unfortunately for Rosenthal, the point is that he and Bailey had to admit that it was illegal for him to go to New Hampshire and purchase a handgun. He also had to admit that the only way for him to obtain a handgun at the gun show was to do it illegally by conducting a federally prohibited straw purchase and thereby committing a felony. Unfortunately, the person most vocal in Massachusetts about increasing the restrictions on lawful gun ownership has himself committed a gun crime and will most likely never be prosecuted for it. This is yet another example of the great hypocrisy from the anti-civil rights elite. www.goal.org/news/rosenthalcrimine.htm
  3. Hey I offered to help them by sending them to my friend who works for the USDOJ
  4. IP can be changed easily, now the MAC address is another story, unless you change the NIC
  5. He didn't try putting the moves on you while at the beach did he? BTW do they have sheep there?
  6. Yes, the jews are known for their beer. Just not known for buying the rounds HEY!!!! Oh, nevermind...I'm Catholic. Carry on... Confusing isn't it? I mean they both have Popes and eat communion wafers and all.
  7. yep and Rainbo insisted on humming it again, kinda like Henry's ghost was luring him to it.
  8. Did anybody think to get video of THAT???? Billy....they didnt have video then. No I didnt have a movie camera either
  9. I have the maintenance manual for that if you need it. they should rechamber that in 6.5mm Grendel
  10. Hey the dog is a very handsome GSD, I should only be so lucky!
  11. every year you get closer to looking like the guy in your avatar.
  12. You know people are skydivers when they want to ride on the outside of a jeep, hanging onto the roof rails and standing on the running boards. Oh,and two of them ready to dive off the tailgate basket. I think I can launch the worlds lowest altitude 8-way off my jeep. That is all.
  13. why are you laughing? I really don't give a shit I just wanted to see people get in a hissy fit over a stupid news story.
  14. hey why post under the name trigger? I mean trigger is the part of a firearm that causes it to discharge. Why not call yourself "fuzzybunnyslippers" or something that won't cause you sleeplessness from fear of guns? Or maybe call yourself Tofu?, because while it is not scary, there are still alot of people that don't like it.
  15. it was a plane, metal has no political beliefs.
  16. I make no comment, merely post a news story, and yet some people get upset.
  17. That would make a very interesting video for the film festival.
  18. Pelosi Invests in Iran Dick Morris and Eileen McGann Saturday, June 30, 2007 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., has disclosed that she holds stock valued at up to $15,000 in Alcatel-Lucent (formerly Alcatel SA), a company with extensive investments in Iran and Sudan — nations that sponsor terrorism. The disclosure of Pelosi's holdings comes at the same time that legislation is making its way through the California legislature barring state pension fund managers from investing in companies, like Alcatel-Lucent, that do business with "terror-friendly" nations. According to Divestterror.org, a citizens group pushing a South Africa-style disinvestment program to discourage companies from doing business in terror countries, Alcatel-Lucent's investments in terror countries are so extensive that it is included on the organization's "dirty dozen" list of offending companies. The organization estimates that the company has invested upwards of $300 million in terror sponsoring nations during the past five years. According to Divestterror.org, Alcatel is aiding Iran's terrorist activities by providing state controlled companies with data transmission and switching network capabilities. "These contracts have reportedly included the provision of hardware, software, technologies, and training to Iranian companies." It is also installing an undersea telecommunications cable in Iran. Prior to his overthrow, Alcatel carried out major fiber optic products for dictator Saddam Hussein in Iraq, despite U.S. government warnings to the French company that the project could advance Iraqi military capabilities. Alcatel is currently "involved in similar telecommunications projects ranging from upgrading networks to the installation underwater fiber optic cables" in Sudan and Libya. Criticizing Alcatel, former House Armed Services Committee Chairman and current GOP presidential contender Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., expressed his worry over Alcatel's activities in a letter to President Bush. In it, he wrote, "I am concerned about potential transfers of technology or sensitive information to other countries with which Alcatel has business dealings, which have included Burma, China, Iran, North Korea, Sudan and Syria." Florida has passed, and its governor, Charlie Crist, has signed legislation to state pension funds to sell their equities in companies that do business with Iran, Syria, Sudan, or North Korea. Similar legislation has passed in Louisiana and is making its way through state legislatures in New York, New Jersey, Ohio and California. Missouri's state treasurer Sarah Steelman has implemented a disinvestment strategy administratively. For the Speaker of the House to own stock in such a company is a particular outrage. She should immediately sell her stock and call on all other members of Congress who hold stock in the company to do likewise. Only if we send a signal to these companies that their associations with Iran and other terrorist states comes at a huge price can we dissuade them from continued involvement. But if there is a massive selloff of their stock, company executives will feel the pinch in their salaries and bonuses. Iran is in serious economic trouble. Yesterday, it announced that it would have to ration gasoline — this in a nation with the second largest proven oil reserves. But it can't get at its oil resources without massive foreign investment. As a result, government revenues from the energy industry have dropped from $55 billion in 2006 to a projected $44 billion in 2007. http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2007/6/30/104915.shtml?s=lh
  19. Do you see the sub pen door in the face of that mountain?
  20. Kinda makes you wonder what Wen Ho Lee did with the clone of that hard drive huh?