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RE: Freedom of speech? - 9/29/2011 10:17:41 PM

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"AND suggesting that I am "some kind of a weirdo" is playing right into the hands of those that have been contributing to the dumbing-down of America. A better comment might have been: "Bless that Onion. Just goes to show how stoopid people are when even a couple of multiplications gives away the satire. Thanks, Lance!" "

Actually that's what I thought I said.

I see you are trying to engage me, not in a bad way and you know I don't swing your way, you want it intellectual. Know that the last sentence is fully grammatically correct.

That's cool, but remember I don't want to make it a life's work. Rather than some who would rather try to prove their superiority by quoting scientific theory that I already know and know is not quite really proven in some cases, you prefer to take it to the abstract.

I shall enjoy this I think.

Like I said, I don't want it to be all encompassing, but we can engage. The Homocunts versus the Hetereopricks, or something like that. I think we should try to get people to take sides. This can be a whole fucking load of fun, but we will probably have to take it to PAOR.

Now how to implemnet it..... Got any ideas ?

If you do, implement them, and I will implement mine. See you by the monkeybars after detention on Friday.

T^T

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RE: Freedom of speech? - 9/29/2011 10:29:18 PM

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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf

~FR~

Parody is a form of Free Speech the framers actually had in mind when the Bill of Rights was created. It allowed critizism of the government in a form that was acceptable, and entertaining to most people.

I see no public threat by what they did, that would enact other laws that suspend that right, and make it unlawful.

This reminds me of my one of my favorite Adult Swim cartoons,Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

They hired some kids to do a steath ad campaign and used a "lite-brite" kind of device that showed one of the cartoon`s charactors,"Err".

Err looks like an early video game charactor so it was easy to make up a flashing box sign of him.

They were placed all around Boston but it all went south when people started calling them in as bombs.The police,post 9/11 went code red and stoped the trains,buses and traffic.Basically shut down Boston.

When I saw the report,the news person mentions Aqua Teen Hunger Force and showed one of them on air. I knew something was funny,way before the cops figured it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O-5YfyKwvw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPvcudZ2dOA

The 1st "press conference" with the "perps"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XTuiyJNJOI&feature=related

Hair questions only....

Fucking hilarious.

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RE: Freedom of speech? - 9/29/2011 10:48:40 PM

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BREAKING: Congress demanding $12 trillion ransom or "all the kids die"

Mmmm! That is some yummy satire! Thanks for sharing, Lucy.

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