Ride, Capt Qitn, Ride Upon Your Mystery Ship

[bebopbalogna]

  Re: Re: The Plan for a New American Century
Dear Matthew, I don't expect you or anyone to listen, let alone beleive anything I say. So since you are only half fooled or half aware as to what has or is actually going on in this world we call the planet Earth. I highly recommend that you read The David Icke Guide to the World Conspiracy ( and how to end it) also if you are really serious about finding out about where the other half of the puzzle pieces fit. Do check out www.davidicke.com David is a shinning light in these matters and much else besides. He and his associates have been doing research for over 30 yrs. and some of his references are directly from individuals whom have been researching for over 40 yrs. on material that goes back for hundreds and even thousands of years. What is happening today is directly connected to what has been happening for a long time since befere you and I were even an Idea or as most say alive. It is very appropriate that you call people such as myself Truthers because when we tell the truth we don't have to write down or remember anything.You are an intelligent person, however dont expect to find any real Truth in documents which have been presented by the people whom are responsible for either knowingly or unknowingly covering up, what really goes on or has happened in any event and for what reason. The world and the players are not anything at all what we have been told. Especially any imformation which comes out of the official news reports. Good Luck, Your Freind, Erik

- TasMikigal (private message from some guy on YouTube, Mar 25, 2009

best reason to visit the david icke sight...  the love bridge...

[Jeff]

Aw, Matthew, I feel you man. The main site I get torrented movies from is weathering an onslaught of Alex Jones documentaries right now.

(shudder)

One of the worst parts of the internet is that it helps loony conspiracy nuts band together and feed their crazy.

[Poop Fresh-Herbed Pickles]

I'm proud to be a man today.

[Poop Fresh-Herbed Pickles]

Brothers are doin it for themselves.

[matthew]

Apparently, the US DVD subtitles to Let the Right One In are shit.

Steal the European version instead.

The copy I rented here in Canada had the "European" subtitles.

[Jeff]

Sweating pipe does feel pretty fucking macho.

I can show you my sweating pipe if you like, Kurt.

[Jeff]

Apparently, the US DVD subtitles to Let the Right One In are shit.

The copy I rented here in Canada had the "European" subtitles.

Nice. Did you like it?

[matthew]

Aw, Matthew, I feel you man. The main site I get torrented movies from is weathering an onslaught of Alex Jones documentaries right now.

Code:

thepiratebay.org

?

Because I have noticed a massive influx there of 9/11 balderdash in the last month.

[bebopbalogna]

Sweating pipe does feel pretty fucking macho.

I can show you my sweating pipe if you like, Kurt.

[Doctor Rock]

So I read an article today saying this FOXnews piece mocking the Canadian army has people peeved up there.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/OVKlFT58Zwc" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/OVKlFT58Zwc</a>

Yeah, it is quite amusing seeing Fox-watching, army-loving Canadian wingnuts get all worked up over this.  They feel so betrayed!

Faux News: we put the "m" in stupid. 

[bebopbalogna]

matt, you are the only person i can think of that can get away with using the word 'balderdash' without sounding like a loon.

[captqitn]

Its time for all the world's armys to take a year off and reflect.     Now is the time to build a love bridge between hearts.

[Doctor Rock]

Apparently during the winter, the pipes to our garden spigot exploded. So, the first few times we turned on the hose this year, water drained down the wall into the basement. The ceiling and carpet got messed up pretty good. The insurance said they'd cover the damages, but somehow the plumbing was not covered. I'd have been pretty stressed about it, but between what I know from my job and what my brother remembered from being a plumber's assistant, we were able to remove affected areas, sweat in new copper pipe and install a new shutoff and outdoor spigot. All for $70 in parts and tools--some of which I can even get away with expensing for work. I am stupidly proud of being able to do this myself. It's a good feeling.

similar story...well not really but......

last week, the already fragile flush lever on our toilet finally rusted through on the inside so that the chain didn't have a way to connect to the lever.  instead of just fixing the lever, we decided to completely replace the entire inner workings in the tank. bought a complete kit for $25.  i've never done any plumbing but with guests coming, we decided to go ahead and do it right. all was well until i got to the part where you have to remove the tank completely. the bolts had corroded to the point that it was impossible to simply unscrew them. i had to hacksaw them off. lemme tell you.  with only about six inches between the toilet and the wall, that was no easy feat. it took about 2 hours just to cut through the bolts.  finally got everything together, working properly, but the valve pipe was about an inch too tall. couldn't put the lid to the tank on.  so i had to take it all apart again,  and hacksaw the pipe down...and do it all again.  took about 5 hours total. but i did it. and it works perfect.  definitely a feeling of man pride there.  only problem...  when you release the lever, the new valve shuts automatically, preventing a total flush. so you have to hold it down a little longer than normal.  no biggie. i think next time i'll get the more expensive kit.

I do these kinds of fixing things up quite often around the house: for about 5 years, I pretty much was the "concierge" of the three apartments below and above my family's house in the burbs.  My mom and dad were too broke to pay for plumbers, electricians and painters, so I ended up doing all the minor repairs around the place, and I learned quite a lot this way: whenever we rented one of the apartments to someone new, I had to paint and fix everything, and if something broke, I had to learn to fix it by me own self, with the help of some DIY books.  It's surprising how much stuff is self-evident, once you decide to do it yourself.  It's also surprising that I dind't burn the place down, or electrocute myself.  Ah, the ignorance of youth...

[bebopbalogna]

i will cross that love bridge with you, capt.  sweating pipe the entire span.

[matthew]

Apparently, the US DVD subtitles to Let the Right One In are shit.

The copy I rented here in Canada had the "European" subtitles.

Nice. Did you like it?

Yes.