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| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 10:02pm. Posted in Montreal Canadians Habs ( road to the Stanley Cup ). |
 Coolness: 159495 | GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KOSTOPOULOS FTW! :D |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 2:56pm. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Yeah but what about Joe Pesci, Lethal Weapon-style? I don't think that could protect anyone much :) |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 2:53pm. Posted in Jeudi 24 Avril, beers @ Sainte-Elizabeth. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Originally Posted By SHINDY fuck la bouffe, on BOIT ;) Right on :) |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 2:50pm. Posted in Jeudi 24 Avril, beers @ Sainte-Elizabeth. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Alright, j'vais essayer d'y être pour 4h45-5h :) Trop nice le zoli soleil, faut pouvoir en profiter :) |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 12:17pm. Posted in Playstation 2. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Heh, indeed, PS2 DOESN'T have a 3-prong power cable! Alright, so yeah, it obviously must be grounded somewhere, but I still think that cable he was talking about is the one connecting the power/eject buttons to the motherboard :) But thanks for the refresher course in physics, Screwhead :) |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 12:09pm. Posted in Playstation 2. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Errr, right. My bad. Ground WOULD be connected to the motherboard, but from the motherboard to a plastic case? 'sides, aren't most high-end devices grounded through the electrical outlet? |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 11:59am. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Heh V2-1, my comment wasn't directed at you either :) And belay that execution please, we still have to grab a beer! |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 11:28am. Posted in Montreal Canadians Habs ( road to the Stanley Cup ). |
| Coolness: 159495 | Hehehe, pas réveillé ce matin, j'me demandais pourquoi on parlait de fromage à la crème :) Mmmmmmm, bagel avec du Philly Flyers ben écrasé dessus... |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 11:26am. Posted in Playstation 2. |
| Coolness: 159495 | I don't think the ground would connect to the motherboard, but I might be wrong :) |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 11:17am. Posted in Playstation 2. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Originally Posted By DJ_DIALECT when i got it, it hadnt been really put back together properly, most of it is, but theres loose screws and the thin wire connecting the case, to the motherboard has been disconnected. Disconnected as in "ripped apart"? IIRC, that thin cable simply connects to the power/eject buttons, but if it's been ripped apart, it's gonna be a bitch finding a replacement. I've seen second-hand PS2s at the EBGames on St-Hubert/Jean-Talon 'bout a month ago. Can't recall the price though. You'd be better off simply calling the individual stores to see if they have some in stock. |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 11:11am. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Ahh shit, this is gonna get worse before it gets better. |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 1:54am. Posted in Playstation 2. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Yeah, DMTio's right. But what seems to be the problem with yours? |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 1:10am. Posted in A To Z. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Originally Posted By DR_JWA Philly is so going down! Quoted for truth :) |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 12:57am. Posted in Gamos, You Try To Confuse.. |
| Coolness: 159495 | heh, the only problem with editing your post is that someone might end up seeing it :) ... And problem with "updates", they don't show up when you quote a message ;) |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 12:55am. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Nah, Gamos got his numbers out of his ass. But for the record, you were the one trying to prove your case with numbers ;) (and not really reliable ones at that, but I'll agree that these "official" records are pretty much the best we can get from a "war zone" and a puppet government). So yeah, it IS a question of point of view and personal beliefs and I'll keep mine to myself from now on. But I'll say one last thing: military blunders and abuse of power is not limited to the US Army, those made by Canadian Forces (and all other military forces around the world) are perhaps simply less visible. |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 12:23am. Posted in Host-1. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Yeah, that sounds dee-lish |
| » Masa replied on Thu Apr 24, 2008 @ 12:22am. Posted in Gamos, You Try To Confuse.. |
| Coolness: 159495 | No. |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 11:49pm. Posted in What made/ruined your day?. |
| Coolness: 159495 | made: les 3-4 dernières pages! Slutty girl bands, le mot vagin, des odeurs corporelles de super-héros, du blackmail... 5-10 minutes de pur divertissement, gracieuseté de vous tous :) |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 11:34pm. Posted in Host-1. |
| Coolness: 159495 | ... Keep the other one for tomorrow! Miam, hand for breakfast. |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 11:32pm. Posted in Host-1. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Crap. Why did I check this thread again? Like I needed to know. |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 11:25pm. Posted in Gamos, You Try To Confuse.. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Yeah, it's a rave forum, let's not give too much of a fuck 'bout the quality of replies, shall we? Unless Gamos gets infected with the Pierroxia bug. Then it's hunting season :) |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 11:21pm. Posted in Riot in Montreal. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Partial digestion will do that, usually. |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 10:59pm. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Originally Posted By M-A-X Originally Posted By DrGonzo haha j'te niaise, j'ai lu genre 5 posts dans tout l'thread.. I have no idea what's going on. Ben en gros, j'parlais de la stupidité des soldats de la US army montré dans les vidéos pis ya du monde qui ont essayer de mettre les soldats canadiens dans le même panier, ste j'ai pas aimé parce que c'était pas vrai. Ya aussi eux des suppositions et du devinage sur la job. J'ai expliqué de manière constructive et argumenté sur certain points qui avait pas rapport du tout...pis là, ya n'a qui sont pas content. BEN QUI PLEURENT! lol Parce que tsé Dee, je suis tellement une machine à tuer en overdose de testosterone qui massacre des civils innocents chaque jours... ;-) Me souviens pas que personne t'ait comparé à une machine à tuer en overdose de testostérone :) Preuve que le sujet est p-ê un peu trop proche de toi ;) |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 10:52pm. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Originally Posted By GAMOS I dunno, Dee. I got bored after reading this one, cuz I hate long posts. But this one seemed like a prety logical argument Originally Posted By M-A-X For Regimental911 If you talking about the US marines only...I agree If you talking about our army...I have something to show you: In 2006, in Canada, 605 homicides have been made and 852 attempted murder. These numbers mostly stay stable each years. [ www.statcan.ca ] In 2007, the total talibans in Afghanistan killed by ALL the NATO forces(19 countries including Canada) killed over 1 000 talibans. Let's say 1 100 for the record. [ www.newsmeat.com ] Let's say that canadian soldiers are really fucking good and killed 400 of them, even if it's fewer in reality. Ok now calculate...No you dont dream! There's actually more canadian citizens killing their own people by anger, jealousy and violence than canadian soldiers killing enemies, under attack, in a hot warzone. Wait, what im gonna say?! Our society its all bad?! THEY FUCKIN KILL PEOPLE, show me 1 good citizen and i'll show you 5 000 000 shitty ones? or who's making fuckin bad publicity after all? I dunno, that one was pretty much where I blew a fuse. That being said, I have to apologize, M-A-X, for calling you delusional. I'll just say that argument is pretty flawed :) |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 9:40pm. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Not many if soldiers are properly "socialized" (i.e. indoctrinated). |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 8:52pm. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Heheh there was also this, DrN, which is probably why you got brought into it :) Originally Posted By DRNYARLATHOTEP Originally Posted By Version2minus1 As it ever occured to anyone here how the military works ? Unless you're a admiral or general, you're most likely taking orders somwhere. Now consider any soldier that's there to help innocent people. He receives a DIRECT ORDER to infiltrate a building with a " weapons free " directive and shoot down ANY TARGETS ON SIGHT knowing full well that the building contains civilians. That soldier has 2 choices : 1 - he does his JOB and DUTY as instructed which is to CARRY OUT ANY ORDERS GIVEN TO HIM by his superiors and never discuss decisions made by such officers, and proceeds to enter the building and do his " job " ( suprise ! That's how the army works, buddy ). Results : he slaughtered 5 innocent afghans families. 2 - he DISOBEYS that direct order, gets arrested by the MP, is court martialed and imprisoned. Results : his conscience is clear but he's rotting in jail. Am I the only one who sees the utter FAILURE in this ? Am I the only one who sees a soldier is NOT a single unit, in control of his actions over there ? +1 You are not alone. Thing is, I agree with that as well. |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 8:25pm. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | ... And in the world of 10ish year-old kids wielding AK-47s, or even in the context of civilian/guerrilla warfare, can you confirm that the rules of engagement don't include "civilians" that MIGHT appear armed? What makes you think that any soldier (US, CAN or otherwise) won't have to make a judgment call, and might end up killing a harmless civilian in the process? What makes you think he won't be exonerated if there was even a tiny shred of circumstantial evidence that the civilian could've been armed? I think you're delusional. We're way past the era of Pearson/Blue Berets/UN Peacekeeping missions here. Update » Masa wrote on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 8:27pm Heh, I think that's the brunt of the issue. I don't think of Afghanistan as a reconstruction mission anymore. And I don't agree with our presence there in the first place. |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 8:14pm. Posted in I love Montreal the most !!!. |
| Coolness: 159495 | I disagree :) Montreal born and bred, and proud of it too! ... But I'm happy to see others love it as much as I do, and I'm willing to share :) |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 8:12pm. Posted in The US army at his best !. |
| Coolness: 159495 | M-A-X, seriously, I don't think that kill counts prove that the Canadian Forces are any better than their US counterparts. Fact is, through NATO, Canadian Forces have been engaged in a combat mission. With orders to kill. You can't expect everyone to be happy about that simply because "our army kills less, therefore they're better". If you feel our presence in Afghanistan is justified, fine. Don't try to force that opinion onto others, please. |
| » Masa replied on Wed Apr 23, 2008 @ 12:50pm. Posted in Jeudi 24 Avril, beers @ Sainte-Elizabeth. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Yeah, I'm down too :) |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 11:55pm. Posted in Habs Will Lose Tonight. |
| Coolness: 159495 | I'll pass, thanks. But I'm sure Regimental's around somewhere, he'll take care of that for you. |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 11:53pm. Posted in Riot in Montreal. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Meh. If only it had been. I shall shun you from now on. :) |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 11:50pm. Posted in Habs Will Lose Tonight. |
| Coolness: 159495 | You really do like sperm, don't you Mico? |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 11:08pm. Posted in Jeudi 24 Avril, beers @ Sainte-Elizabeth. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Yep, so it's Thursday. [ www.radio-canada.ca ] We can't get a break, can we? .... So what now? Bar w/ TV? Sucks for the terrasse, but then again, game starts @ 7... |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 11:07pm. Posted in Riot in Montreal. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Heh, I know you're a good girl, deep inside :p |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 11:06pm. Posted in Montreal Canadians Habs ( road to the Stanley Cup ). |
| Coolness: 159495 | Ahem. Next up Flyers on Thursday, with their wins against the Caps. We can take 'em. |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 10:57pm. Posted in Riot in Montreal. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Awww Dee, sorry 'bout that :) Thing is, your example simply proves you're willing to break your own stuff, not other people's ;) |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 10:48pm. Posted in Silent Rave ?!. |
| Coolness: 159495 | iRave, now part of the iNightlife! Errr. I got nothing. |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 10:45pm. Posted in Riot in Montreal. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Heh, doesn't mean they don't want private property protected :) |
| » Masa replied on Tue Apr 22, 2008 @ 10:37pm. Posted in Riot in Montreal. |
| Coolness: 159495 | Originally Posted By BODKIN_VAN_HORN Originally Posted By the_big_jo Those photos of the people looting the foot locker looked like they were pretty big fans of this "hip hop" you speak of. Now look at how I "see" hip hop. exactly what I'm on about. think about it...it's all legal and good when it makes a ton of coin and every sheep needs it and therefore it must be protected. I'm not saying hiphop 1978 is the same as hiphop today in anyway....but it did start out as an expression through illegal means that cultivated all sorts of great things we love today. but yeah, I couldn't agree with you more. @ Masa "Now challenging legality for personal gains... Doubtful, IMHO" - check into Ayn Rand, she has some interesting points that would say it should ALL be for personal gains and that in turn benefits the masses. OK - I would never torch or break or vandalize anything or hurt anyone on purpose. I hope I'm clear on that. but isn't this the second time that cop cars have been burned in a month or something...right at a cop station a couple of weeks ago? doesn't this mean anything to people? isn't there a message in those actions? I don't condone them really....but I prop up and check it out and think about it because it may mean something deeper than what the media, our family and peers lead us to believe. That's all I'm trying to say. I'm really not sure I'm following you, but it might be just me. That being said: As for hip hop, I personally don't enjoy much of it, especially the gangsta variety. And while it may have evolved from an "illegal activity", I'm not a fan of the culture the "legal" variety spawns. As for Ayn Rand, I've never read her work, but I fail to see how a partisan of market capitalism would advocate theft, which is what I was implying by challenging legality. As for the burning cars, I think you're trying too hard to see a meaning between these two incidents. Again, just my opinion, but couldn't it be that the mediatization of torched police cars simply gave the idea to rioters to torch some last night? I mean, with all due respect, it's good to look for symbolism and all, but I think you're giving way too much credit to the (stupid) people last night. ... As for looting, well... I'd be tempted, yeah. Not sure I would've done it though. But I'd be tempted |
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