2009-08-13, 11:31 | Link #3581 |
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I would usually refer to them as extremists, actually... and I have to admit this is the first time I see someone using the term Islamist. I admit I was kinda appaled at first since I thought he was refering to Muslims as a whole. But then understood where he's coming from and I agree that what they're doing is wrong. Really wrong. And really misguided.
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2009-08-13, 13:44 | Link #3584 |
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Yes, as a matter of fact they did. Yui played a standard sunburst Gibson Les Paul, but Mio played a Fender Jazz bass (in the anime that is, apparently) :P. Azusa played a Fender Mustang and Sawako played a Gibson Flying V.
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2009-08-13, 15:17 | Link #3585 | |
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what kind of styling is that!? it's got "chick" car writen all over it. IMO styling should have been like its R35 GT-R cousin or - I dare say it - Cadillac's Art & Science style. anyways...i think big oil/gas would rather see us drive this intead Spoiler for :
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2009-08-13, 16:50 | Link #3586 |
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eyup... I'd be fine with a hydrogen based distribution network as well -- though again that doesn't really change the power distribution model from gasoline's setup.
Having multiple kinds of fuel systems distributed amongst millions of units is more painful for a energy distribution network than having all electrics on the road and choosing what the centralized power stations use as fuel. Its a tradeoff between competing technologies and where you want to thrash about in competing. "eyah, I got one car that runs on chickenshit, one that runs on propane, and one that runs of hydrogen and fuel cell hybrid.... I have to keep freaking maps on where I fill up with what."
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2009-08-13, 17:51 | Link #3588 | |
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Here's something absolutely staggering and beautiful to watch (and makes me wonder why I waste my time wasting time with "America's got Talent" freak show)...
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2009-08-13, 19:51 | Link #3591 | |
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2009-08-13, 22:56 | Link #3594 | |
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2009-08-13, 23:02 | Link #3595 | |
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Religion and politics are two totally different things. And politicizing a religion is wrong. Last edited by KongZilla; 2009-08-13 at 23:30. |
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2009-08-13, 23:57 | Link #3598 |
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@Thingle: ah thanks for clearing that up (theocratic advocacy). eyah... that problem isn't restricted to certain muslims though... there are christian elements in the US who would fervently love to rewrite history so that the US is a theocracy (though they have been less likely to use violence so far).
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Right-wing militias on the rise in US: report
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