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- MaximusCorpus
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looking 4 drummer
the Razorblade wristbands are looking for a new drummer. and yes, it is preferred if you have your own set.
Nicotine, the gift that keeps on giving.
- MaximusCorpus
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forget it
all those that have taken the time to look at this, i apologize, but We have located a drummer and changed our name to whore the nation.
thank you though
thank you though
Nicotine, the gift that keeps on giving.
- inx515xhell
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Lunar eclipse tonight
some of you might be into this. i'll be out on my bike most of the early evening so i'll be able to check this out. might be a little later for you guys. kinda cool cuz there won't be another one until 2010.
you can go here:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/L ... Feb21.html
and get diagrams for your different time zones.
you can go here:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/L ... Feb21.html
and get diagrams for your different time zones.
- inx515xhell
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Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
why is the fucking internet broken?
Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
lol the Razorblade Wristbands were so good.
-Joe.
-Joe.
- inx515xhell
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Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
eh, i was more into whore the nation.
Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
I'm gonna miss this, but I saw it last year and it was pretty cool.
MaximusCorpses posts rule.
MaximusCorpses posts rule.
- kenny rock
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Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
this is rad, my birthday is today!
Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
Happy birthday. You're so old.
Hang out tonight.
-Joe.
Hang out tonight.
-Joe.
- inx515xhell
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Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
happy lunar bday kenny!
- little foot
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Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
my daughter's 2nd b-day, the first ewoks movie, home made pizza, and a lunar eclipse. seventh best night this year.
every time you use your cell phone around my kids i am gonna blow smoke in your face. cancer is cancer.
- TooManyHumyns
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Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
and the US NAVY just supposedly successfully shot down an old spy satellite full of toxic hydrazine fuel...yup
"Associated Press
Thursday, February 21, 2008 (Washington)
A missile launched from a Navy ship successfully struck a dying US spy satellite passing 130 miles (210 kilometers) over the Pacific, a defense official said. Full details were not immediately available.
It happened just after 10:30 p.m. EST Wednesday (0330 GMT Thursday).
Two officials said the missile was launched successfully. One official, who is close to the process, said it hit the target. He said details on the results were not immediately known.
The goal in this first-of-its-kind mission for the Navy was not just to hit the satellite but to obliterate a tank aboard the spacecraft carrying 1,000 pounds (450 kilograms) of a toxic fuel called hydrazine.
US officials have said the fuel would pose a potential health hazard to humans if it landed in a populated area.
Although the odds of that were small even if the Pentagon had chosen not to try to shoot down the satellite, it was determined that it was worth trying to eliminate even that small chance.
Officials said it might take a day or longer to know for sure if the toxic fuel was blown up."
"Associated Press
Thursday, February 21, 2008 (Washington)
A missile launched from a Navy ship successfully struck a dying US spy satellite passing 130 miles (210 kilometers) over the Pacific, a defense official said. Full details were not immediately available.
It happened just after 10:30 p.m. EST Wednesday (0330 GMT Thursday).
Two officials said the missile was launched successfully. One official, who is close to the process, said it hit the target. He said details on the results were not immediately known.
The goal in this first-of-its-kind mission for the Navy was not just to hit the satellite but to obliterate a tank aboard the spacecraft carrying 1,000 pounds (450 kilograms) of a toxic fuel called hydrazine.
US officials have said the fuel would pose a potential health hazard to humans if it landed in a populated area.
Although the odds of that were small even if the Pentagon had chosen not to try to shoot down the satellite, it was determined that it was worth trying to eliminate even that small chance.
Officials said it might take a day or longer to know for sure if the toxic fuel was blown up."
- robdigi
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Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
clouds are gay.
All that's missin' is the retired band teacher with the self-inflicted gunshot wound!
Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
There was some great openings in the clouds last night, beautiful bloody moon!
Re: Lunar eclipse tonight
robdigi wrote:clouds are gay.
abortions for some, miniature american flags for others
- Smoking Guns
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