Ok. I gave it a 10

Originally posted by JigSaw

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McCain is not someone who plans to withdraw anytime soon. As he stated he wants to stay in the middle east for 100 more years and since Bush is supporting him things don't look good for him or our future if he is elected.

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Well, that is out of context. He was saying that the job needed to be finished and if that ment a long term presence in Iraq, then that is what its going to take. We are already handing some stuff over to the Iraqis. The anbar province was just handed over to the IA(Iraqi Army).

I am in the military and I am very proud of the accomplishments we have made in Iraq and the Midle east. I signed up in a time of war. I knew I had the possibility of going to Iraq and every soldier knows that. Its part of the contract. We have an all volunteer force and that is great. Nobody who doesn't want to go doesn't have to. Well, there aren't many people who full heartedly want to go. I am excited for it, but there are a lot of draw backs. Like leaving your family, friends, and entire life for a year or more. A lot of time and sacrafice is involved. The money is good, so thats a plus. Comrodery(speeling?), travel, and adventrue as well i suppose.

The electoral college does make sense. I know its very frustrating to lose the election but win the popular vote. The reason is so that the candidates actually represent a majority of the country. Including rural areas with low populations. Otherwise they would never campaign in those states and it would a country run by the coasts... well more than it already is. And plus, the presidential nominee has only lost the election but won the popular vote three times in history. So it is a very rare occurance.

In 1876 there were a total of 369 electoral votes available with 185 needed to win. Republican Rutherford B. Hayes, with 4,036,298 popular votes won 185 electoral votes. His main opponent, Democrat Samuel J. Tilden, won the popular vote with 4,300,590 votes, but won only 184 electoral votes. Hayes was elected president.

In 1888 there were a total of 401 electoral votes available with 201 needed to win. Republican Benjamin Harrison, with 5,439,853 popular votes won 233 electoral votes. His main opponent, Democrat Grover Cleveland, won the popular vote with 5,540,309 votes, but won only 168 electoral votes. Harrison was elected president.

In 2000 there were a total of 538 electoral votes available with 270 needed to win. Republican George W. Bush, with 50,456,002 popular votes won 271 electoral votes. His Democratic opponent, Al Gore, won the popular vote with 50,999,897 votes, but won only 266 electoral votes. Bush was elected president

So its not a terribly huge deal. Just think about it like that.

Even though there are good games to play wich can draw a lot of money, they are a little pricey. 60-70 dollars for a new 360 game is ecentric. I would expect to pay 50 dollars. Even though companies need to make money and the whole supply and demand factor is there. It sucks. Buy off of ebay. Save money. Simple.

I enjoy a good aggresive chat. It would be like playing with my buddies. We always taunt each other. Some times i just enjoy calling out noobs at some games and yelling out "F*** your face" when i rape kill somebody

The answer is yes, they did get old 2 years ago. But they have a sudden rejuvination becaus i figured out how to get to 'um

Well I will if its not too late

I wish iBock would have wished for something in his last post

Granted, but the wish was for you to be pissed of that he didn't wish for anything in his last post

I wish Brett Farve will break his arm in the first game of the season.

^has far fewer posts than <

I think the Packers should suck it up. Put their rodgers plan off for another year or so and bring the old boy back. Favre is like a god in wisconsin. People have shrines and posters of him everywhere. The packers would lose large fan support if they let Favre go, or he wanted to come back and they just wouldn't let him.

I used to run this beez-neez back in the good old days. When the west was wild. The old board. People like Cid roamed freely and even your beloved John was put on vizzed trial. Ah... The adventure, the excitement.....

I think mike was just being a turd like usual and over slept and then couldn't make it.

I was there. It was pretty short which was awsome. Didn't get to stay for the reception, but it seemed nice.

And now i am f'd cuz its too late to sign up for my invite.

Now i am upset. I fill out the sign up info for my user name and password and it tells me not to leave any fields blank. Even tho i didn't.

Well I have been trying to get on the site to activate it, but the page won't load. Gives me an IE error message.

Thats pretty cool, and not tryin to dis your friend, but Mad TV is now the laughing stock of sketch comedy.

*hangs head in noobish shame*

I didn't know they added those.

It looks neat and user friendly. I am downloading stuff right now. I also like the fact that you don't have to be a friggin member to download like a lot of other stupid sites.

What you are forgetting vash is the two usable buttons when you press in the joysticks.

I cited COD4 to point out its supperiority to other systems.