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  1. QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 07:58 PM) That was just a flat out classic convo Not as classic as when you're working your ass off on getting this thing upgraded and then at random came this gem:
  2. QUOTE(Sonik22 @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 08:09 PM) Yeah they still make them So what's really the quality difference between a PS2 and PS3 for, say, NHL2K8?
  3. QUOTE(ChiSox_Sonix @ Sep 13, 2007 -> 03:14 PM) Anyone pick up NHL 08? I just bought it for PS3 and it looks great. The game itself is hard to pick up if you use the new control scheme (you can choose classic if youd like). However, i can see with practice that you'll be able to do a ton with this skill stick. Code for new jerseys hasnt been released yet which is frustrating. Its cool how they have AHL teams and players in it though. Overall i think this is going to be a good game. i'm already glad i bought it. The new goalie mode is really fun too for something different. To ask a stupid question, do they make these games for the PS2 anymore or are they all new consoles only?
  4. ZACHIE POO! KNICKS ALL STAR FORWARD FROM MY ALMA MATER! GO ZACK. /PUKE. Sorry for the caps, I had to yell at something.
  5. QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 05:45 PM) What no Fred Thompson is a big fat idiot, or other bad GOP news? Anyway, it would be nice if the world would help protect Israel, but I am not about to hold my breath. There is too much anti-semitism in Europe for this to actually happen. Give it some time.
  6. QUOTE(Texsox @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 05:43 PM) Of course you are correct, and I am usually a big advocate of our system, but this is the second time in my lifetime was are stuck in a war that we seemingly are at a stalemate. I blame some of this on the lack of cooperation between the three groups. ^^^^ And it's because they are not putting America in front, only themselves.
  7. QUOTE(Texsox @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 04:22 PM) We demand partisanship from our elected leaders. It's like sports. If it's "our team" we defend them and try to get the other side. So they band together in support of the party. The officials also need the party backing (money, experts) to get elected. Here's the truth of the matter. I could give a rat's ass less what party you are, as long as you stand for what people really want. The real problem is everyone wants to push beyond the limits to polarize the other side (which is what you're alluding to). It's NOT "our team", it's OUR COUNTRY. Most of these assholes (on both sides) seem to forget that, and us every day Americans get stuck in the middle. That's partly why Obama doesn't have to say a damn thing but "People are tired of politics as usual" and he'll get 20% of the vote just on that alone. It really bothers me that the Democrats are used by factions like Al Queda to pull us apart. It really bothers me that the Republicans are used by people to promote racial divides. Neither are true, but the sound bites and damage they cause are damn near irrepairable. People all over are too quick to judge a story without knowing it all - I see it every day here with the posts. That's why I counter with hypberbolic bulls*** most of the time, because it's simply asinine in my mind that people (on both sides again) just run for the nearest camera or newspaper guy to get their power trip. As technology and time move forward, people become lazier. It's really sad in an "information age" that we live in that people are becoming LESS educated rather then more, simply because people can't study enough to really understand issues - so it all becomes "conspiracy" and "the other side sucks more!". Where does it end?
  8. We luuuuuv it when you analyze. On the surface, I think this is a good "guide" to at least get a measuring stick of how a player produces offensively. I wonder, though, if some way to incorporate runs scored would matter here? Ultimately, that's what matters - if a guy walks, did he get home? Does it matter, or does it make it so convoluded that it doesn't matter?
  9. QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 03:00 PM) Well, you are the one who usually posts something like "THEY ALL SUCK" in regards to politicians. And that is often right, but I'd say, not always. Even in that slimey world, I think there is the occasional good deed. In my view, politicians almost all start their political careers with the idea of doing some good. Then they realize that 99% of what they do is compromise, pandering or re-election protection. But that 1% of the time, they actually get to stand up for something. I'm honestly not trying to make it a circular discussion - I mean it this time. I agree with the sentiment here - but what happens? And why does everything become so polarizing? Is it power? Greed? Selfishness?
  10. QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 02:25 PM) This definately qualifies as a thread of the year mention. Not because of the tread itself, but because of the marvelous responses. There were definately some posters at the top of their games in this thread!
  11. QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 01:44 PM) Because if its a conspiracy, its more evil. And more Hollywood. I hope you weren't referring to my point about Blackwater - there is nothing at all conspiratorial about that. Its out there for everyone to see. I said that already. And I specifically said not to this point in particular. But it was a serious question. There seems like there's "evil" intentions all over the place - never noble - always has some politicized steaming pile of poo attached to it - and I would like to know why.
  12. QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 12:58 PM) I would figure if you are willing to tell people that to have an opinion on something they have to be living a certian way, that you have to be living your life in accordance with your opinion, correct? Well, lets hear about all of those anti-war groups, marches, activities etc that you are in, so that you are able to posess the opinion that you do. You must not have been paying attention to my opinions on other world problem spots, because it has been there plenty. From all of us. But it doesn't fit in the Iraq bashing shoebox.
  13. I saw this morning that Dubai wants to buy part of Nasdaq - or something. Didn't get time to read it, just saw the headline. Man those boogers have some money.
  14. Not specifically this, because there's a pretty stinky rat here, but I do have to ask: Why is everything so "conspiracatorial" (yes, I made that up) in nature? And it's a serious question.
  15. QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Sep 21, 2007 -> 12:46 AM) Best.Thread.Ever.
  16. QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 10:28 PM) Zach Floyd is a guy that I think will be on a lot of teams radars. I don't know if the Royals Phillies would give up on him, but I heard some talk that they would consider moving him (don't know if they have soured on that with the way he's pitched lately). He has a great arm and good stuff and seems to be over all the mental crap that happened to him after he was rushed up to the majors at such a young age. Gee - I bet we could have heard that fixed statement last year about this time, eh?
  17. QUOTE(Rex Kicka** @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 09:34 PM) I wish Reid would grow some stones and shut the Senate down until he can get an up or down vote on something. If Reid can't get 60 votes to end debate on a bill guaranteeing troops half the rest they were guaranteed two years ago, he should force the GOP to actually filibuster and show the country what the Republicans are blocking. So what are they really blocking?
  18. QUOTE(Texsox @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 09:30 PM) Earlier you said it was bulls*** that throughout history, wars were fought by illigrants and the less advantaged. That's right, I did. Yesterday vs. Today.
  19. QUOTE(Texsox @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 09:26 PM) No, they wouldn't. But if you are looking to sign up kids, where would you spend your time? So what?
  20. QUOTE(BigSqwert @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 07:36 PM) I highly doubt that. They recruit where they know they can find people to sign up. If people were in those areas that wanted to sign up, they aren't going to turn them away because they're "too rich". GMAFB.
  21. QUOTE(BigSqwert @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 08:03 PM) Not sure what any of your analogy has to do with the war in Iraq. Where is your outrage and blood lust with regards to other countries with ruthless dictators? Why only Iraq? Oh, I won't speak for him, but I think we've all posted on the absurdities of the world and why we don't help in other places. But seeing as how your almighty UN can't do anything without some kind of kickback, it doesn't really matter anyway, does it?
  22. QUOTE(Texsox @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 07:24 PM) BTW, SS first posted that. Do you think the military is recruiting in Beverly Hills? Winnetka? Yes.
  23. QUOTE(Mplssoxfan @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 07:20 PM) While I agree with you in some aspects of your argument, what's more hypocritical? College-age (and therefore military-eligible) men and women against the war protesting the war in accordance with their beliefs, or college-age kids who support the war, sometimes even to the point of counter-demonstrating, staying at home and not serving? Neither are. It's everyone's right to do what they feel is right - but I think that these screwtards in Washington do nothing that doesn't gain them power, perceived or real. I think that a twenty-something kid who learns what they need to, does their research, and acts accordingly is to be respected as long as civility is maintained. More later. Time for a meeting.
  24. QUOTE(Texsox @ Sep 20, 2007 -> 07:14 PM) All through history wars have been fought by a nation's immigrants and least advantaged. Kaps best contribution will be paying his taxes and cheerleading. Bulls***. And that's where I'll stop with this post.
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