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Torture

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My respect for terrorists has been slightly increased after being waterboarded last night. >.>

 

(And I withdraw my previous statement that we should switch to lavaboarding. :unsure:)

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Nope, not really. Hard to breathe. Lots of water. Which I normally like. But more so in moderation. (with, i.e., oxygen)

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With most things. But you can never have too many potatoes. Ed should understand why.

it's a sentiment i share. but possibly not for the same reasons, if it involves ed.

 

i'm thinking long term storable food, and potato guns.

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and potato guns.

 

:biggrin: Precisely! Always room for more ammunition. Then you're stocked for Stocks.

oh, good. can never have too much ammo. it's our unofficial state motto. though it may be replaced by Turn Around, Don't Drown, which would work better at the borders.

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They're both good, but you have inspired me to bring a spud gun to the next Stocks outing.

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Nah, the Stocks are great for people. I've been in there myself. Good times.

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Wrong Thread. >.<

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And the rotten vegetables help your....actually, I'm not sure they help anything. >.>

Heh, I have a feeling Leyrann will be the next one in the Stocks. :laugh:

 

What are the Stocks?

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