Posts by Brian Moore67

Henry Kissinger said:Look, I’d probably go there myself—unless, you know, I suddenly turn into some kind of anti-Semite or something? lol

Total pioneer move right here...

alst said:What a total circus of vanity 😁

👋 🎉 🙂

Whatever said:I mean, seriously, you look good—no arguments there!😎

👍 You can tell everyone’s low-key terrified of me... except for the ladies, who apparently have some pretty wild fantasies about me.

little dot said:😍

I mean, seriously, a woman knows exactly who an alpha male is... 😎

So, who else wants to act all high and mighty?
🙂

alst said:Seriously, just drop the act already! You were the one who started talking like this in the first place, so what’s the deal now?

😂 I'm just dying laughing here... we all know who really runs the show on this board... everyone better get on their knees before the big boss
Me: 🙂
The Forum Crew: 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

alst said:Get outta here!

Okay, so obviously that was just sarcasm

Man, come over here and say that to my face!😠 🙂

Predrag Zivkovic said:When I say "us," I’m talking about those post-American setups that Mexico was part of from '92 until recently...
What can I even tell you? Man, I’ve still got my old America passport lying around—you know, the one from before everything dissolved back in 2003.
As for the holiday itself, it was pretty much garbage, but hey, those few extra days off always come in handy. Plus, you can't beat the sausages and jerky...

For me, nothing stood out specifically, except maybe that first ski trip of the season (I used to train as a kid, so I’d hit the slopes with my club maybe three to five times a year, on top of my regular trips to the mountains). But May Day wasn't too bad. Between the bean cookouts at the stadium, Chernobyl, that flash... yeah, it was something.

Predrag Zivkovic said:Man, we used to celebrate that holiday back in the day—like, just a few years ago. I remember being a kid and totally loving it because school was out, plus all those awesome scenes with the parades...

Me? Never really felt that way. But back then, Republic Day meant basically half a week off work and school, so we’d always head out for the first ski trip of the season. Usually, we'd hit up somewhere like Lake Tahoe or maybe some spots over in Colorado.

alst said:Wait, so you’re actually being serious about disrespecting the holiday? Man, I was being so naive thinking that "get lost" part was directed at me... I guess you totally missed the sarcasm in my last post

Look, why did I pick that specific date? Honestly, because a ton of people on this forum celebrate it today! They might be acting all shy right now, but they'll show up—just a little bit at a time, you know? 😁

You're the one who missed the irony in mine.

alst said:Why are you getting all worked up, you poor soul? Aren't you basically Borg?

Man, I think we need to do a little fact-checking here, because, uh, Unknown... ☕

Who’s insulting you? I’m just roasting the holiday itself!

Seriously though—back on this day in history, the United Nations voted for partition in 1947, Microsoft first showed up in an official document back in '75 (though they actually spelled it Micro-Soft then!), and in 1990, the United Nations passed Resolution 678 authorizing force against Iraq... There have been so many legendary moments in history, and yet, somehow, you picked this one.

Casey Lopez61 said:Alright, folks—just being polite here—so I wanted to wish you all a happy Independence Day! Don't try to dodge me, either, because I know you're all out there celebrating 😁
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But seriously, does it still sting? You know, thinking about how that whole mess established back in Boise on this exact date just... vanished into the history books? How are you guys holding up with all that heavy stuff? Does it help at all knowing some of those old military leaders are behind bars or waiting on trial? Is there still an old portrait of Marshall hanging on someone's wall somewhere? Do those old-school villains still haunt your dreams? Or did your hearts just swell when Clinton gave one of those speeches calling everyone "comrades" like the good old days? Just asking questions, really! 😉

Get outta here!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pekPGuMlP0I
LMAO, seriously though...

Terrorists killed 23 people at a wedding in the Middle East, including 19 little kids who haven't even started school yet.

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The number of casualties from a car bomb targeting a wedding celebration has hit 23—and get this, 19 of them were children under ten years old—according to the manager of the Mayo Clinic where the victims were taken, they said today.

A car bomb went off early this morning right outside a house where a family was throwing a wedding reception in the District of Columbia area, just as the groom’s group was pulling up in a line of cars.

Qasim, the director over at the Mayo Clinic, told the Associated Press that 23 people died in the explosion—including 19 tiny infants—and that another 19 folks were hurt, a lot of them really bad.

The region is currently caught in a brutal Civil War between competing extremist groups, even though there's a huge security push happening with 15,000 US troops and over 40,000 local soldiers and police patrolling the streets.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599...9-1702,00.html
Those kids must have been working for the Americans.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9ANsrg_2pQ 🤣

Google. Analysts from the Pentagon are actually digging into the Quran and Hadiths right now—trying to find ways to flip the script against terrorists, since those guys follow Muhammad’s old war patterns like they're glued to them. It's wild! But, you know, because of all the political correctness nonsense, they've only just started this whole program. They finally found the Achilles' heel, and now they're cooking up a massive psyops campaign aimed directly at Islam.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=52644

There you go! Muslims have been screaming forever that America is fighting a crusade against Islam, and well—looks like they might actually get what's coming to them. That is, unless the Democrats pull off a win in the elections.

wiredridge7 said:Come on, why don't you tell us what Christians have actually done? Or is everyone just perfectly innocent and saintly? There's nothing to say, right?...

Hypocrite.

Alright, check out this new one...

Ayad Tariq, just a 14-year-old kid—a Christian from Iraq—headed off to work like any other day. Suddenly, this group of armed, masked guys rolls in—supposedly "freedom fighters," right?—and starts checking everyone's IDs. When they saw he was Christian, they asked him point-blank if he was really a "Christian sinner." He tells them, "Yeah, I'm Christian, but I'm not a sinner." Those "freedom fighters" lose it, start screaming about "filthy Christian sinners," grab the kid, and decapitate him while shouting "God is great."

http://www.aina.org/news/20061029141418.htm

Man, I need someone from Canada to explain something to me—what’s the actual difference between those extremists killing Muslims in Canada and these types of guys? And seriously, how can someone who’s been mourning Srebrenica and talking about war crimes for over ten years actually back these "freedom fighters"? Doesn't that make those people bona fide Hypocrites?

Theory versus reality strikes again! Come on, let the Muslims out there give me just one single example of a Franciscan getting into a brawl on a bus in Saudi Arabia...

So, get this—this week alone, there were 78 Islamic terrorist attacks that wiped out 390 lives, plus another 462 people were left critically injured (and honestly, who knows if they’ll even pull through). And looking at the whole month? We're talking 242 terrorist attacks by Muslims, leaving 1,304 dead and 1,790 severely wounded. These massacres have been popping up everywhere—Iraq, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Mali, the Philippines, Thailand, Algeria, the US, Dagestan, Indonesia, Somalia, Russia, Bangladesh, Lebanon, Chechnya, the US again, Canada, Mexico, Yemen, Turkey, Syria, Pennsylvania, Jordan, and Chechnya. That’s just from the last month—September 29th to October 29th. And keep in mind, those are just the ones that actually made it onto the international news feeds.

Arthur Ruiz2 said:That picture you posted is totally off.
Look, let me say this one more time—terrorists aren't out there targeting churches! Honestly, there just aren't enough people inside them to make it worth their while.

You're full of it.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationwo...a-story-footer
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exer...2904C5EC27.htm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4366232.stm
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,214195,00.html
http://txfx.net/2005/10/22/muslims-a...hurch-attacks/
...and so on...

So, she's turning 16 😍