(January 19, 2013 at 8:41 am)Zen Badger Wrote: Really weasel boy, your insufferable self important arrogance knows no bounds.

He's starting to ruin James Bond films for me.

Maybe I should clarify. It was an adult child who was also involved in drug dealing.

(January 19, 2013 at 8:52 am)Aractus Wrote: Maybe I should clarify. It was an adult child who was also involved in drug dealing.

And that makes murder ok?

(January 19, 2013 at 8:52 am)Aractus Wrote: Maybe I should clarify. It was an adult child who was also involved in drug dealing.

Still I don't see why he doesn't have a right to justice..

(January 19, 2013 at 8:54 am)Zen Badger Wrote: And that makes murder ok?

No that isn't what I said. You can't expect to appeal to the law when you have shit all over your hands, and you've dealt drugs for two decades (at that point) and gotten away with it. You can't expect, as someone who will not roll a murderer who killed your own child, that the police will get off their asses and do something for you when the most you're willing to do is say you saw it happen. The cops see it as drug dealers killing each other, they have better things to do then to prioritize that.

There is only one thing I can't understand.


Why the fuck do Europeans think bike racing is exciting?

(January 19, 2013 at 12:28 pm)Minimalist Wrote: Why the fuck do Europeans think bike racing is exciting?

Why do people generaly think that driving something in circles is somehow a sport?


It would be far more fun if there was a giant meatgrinder on weels behind the cyclists, or if nascar and formular one races where held on minefields.

(January 19, 2013 at 12:36 pm)The_Germans_are_coming Wrote: Why do people generaly think that driving something in circles is somehow a sport?


It would be far more fun if there was a giant meatgrinder on weels behind the cyclists, or if nascar and formular one races where held on minefields.

Awwwhh I'd watch that shit in two seconds!! 8D

Daniel: $7.5 million dollars taken from a bunch of multi-billion dollar companies vs. an individual's entire life being ruined by a trauma that even with the best therapy available will never completely be something that they will be able to shake off.

Money, vs. a lifetime of suffering under the weight of emotional duress.

I'd call the latter the more heinous crime every day.

(January 18, 2013 at 2:01 pm)Moros Synackaon Wrote: From a guy who has supported, tested, used, and made hacks for Broodwar, I've learned this -- cheating is endemic and the only guard against that is catching it before it yields returns.

Once one makes real gains from cheating alone, it is nigh impossible to persuade others not to take that easy way out.

The only way to really stop it is to catch it in the cradle.

To be honest, who has Lance Armstrong really harmed?

I can think of hundreds, nay, thousands of things that people really should be enraged over, not some easy to solve cheating scandal

Precisely. Since when was cycling something Americans even care about? Yet, the rush to crucify the guy, to bring the law into it, has been fever-pitch for years.

The guy cheated and won titles he probably shouldn't have, but I fail to see why this is relevant to anybody who doesn't actually follow the sport.