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<< < 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 > >> 17. ２月 2010, 04:01:59 件名: Re: Czuch (17. ２月 2010, 04:04:15)に変更されました。 Tuesday: It seems like more than ever, fro England and the US especially, that people are ready to come together in the name of forget these politicians, forget politics, it seems like politicians, the career type that give themselves good health insurance and pensions and lifetime pay and garanteed raises.... as they sit there and complain about corporate fat cats?????? They are really no different from the selfish bastards that they want to regulate! 15. ２月 2010, 17:04:40 件名: Re: Tuesday: Maybe we should implement that 5% of food stamps be specially designated for splurge items... 15. ２月 2010, 07:34:33 件名: Re: Bwild: Thats what I am saying...... they want to make a law for us to be screened for drugs, well, fine let them be screened as well! Same for health insurance.... if its good enough for us, then good enough for them too, They like their pensions, and want different for us???? There is plenty more... 14. ２月 2010, 23:06:18 件名: Re: Übergeek 바둑이: torture is a bad deal...but so is war and terrorism. 14. ２月 2010, 22:58:55  I suppose waterboarding had no bad consequences beyond the "few" cases it was used for. Now parents are considering waterboarding as punishment for their kids since it is not "torture": http://www.salon.com/politics/war_room/2010/02/09/waterboard_kids/index.html?source=rss&aim=/politics/war_room I wonder what those who defended waterboarding have to say about this. 14. ２月 2010, 22:24:51 missouri is trying to pass a law that requires welfare receipianst to undergo drug screening...and lawmakers will have to go thru it every 2 years?? seems to me lawmakers should submit to random screenings 14. ２月 2010, 21:56:36 件名: empty gesture on the BNP's part 14. ２月 2010, 21:37:26 件名: Re:  Artful Dodger: I was about to write that I dare say she would be, but then I deleted it because I thought nobody would argue with me anyway… lol 14. ２月 2010, 21:32:23 件名: Re: Czuch: I actually don't have anyone specific in mind… it just seems to me that if I take a look back at the last three elections, neither of the presidential candidates, whether Gore, Bush, Kerry, McCain or Obama, had the qualities to become a president I would respect as a competent leader of the country. If Palin gets in the White House, I will start to believe that there are some sort of three-president turns: three proficient presidents (Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton) followed by three fumbling ones (Bush Jr., Obama, Palin). And maybe it would work further into the past too…  14. ２月 2010, 21:24:57 件名: Re: Artful Dodger: we need them to make it so any law they pass for us, also applies to them, and any law they pass for themselves, also applies to us! 14. ２月 2010, 20:41:36 件名: Re: Pedro Martínez: who do you have in mind? 14. ２月 2010, 20:19:36 件名: Re: Tuesday: To the contrary, I hope you guys will finally nominate someone competent in the primaries. 5. ２月 2010, 17:58:36 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond? Bwild:  5. ２月 2010, 17:52:30 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond? Bwild:  5. ２月 2010, 17:51:05 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond? Pedro Martínez: 5. ２月 2010, 17:50:17 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond? Czuch: seriously though....V is on sabatical up in the Tibetan Andes with the Dahli Llama discuss all the political discussions here on Brainking, and will return to enlighten us with his wisdom and knowledge of everything,yet nothing! lol 5. ２月 2010, 17:50:13 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond? Bwild: Are those two smileys meant to invoke thoughts of an insane asylum?  5. ２月 2010, 17:40:17 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond? Czuch:   5. ２月 2010, 17:33:40 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond? Snoopy: where is that man anyway? 5. ２月 2010, 17:25:05 件名: Re: Whats going on over that side of the pond?  Czuch: IMO they looking for scape goats in this whole sorry mess they created themselves and until the ppl have the chance to vote at the ballot box we stuck with a MP whos wasnt elected who took us into 2 wars no one here wanted but im sure V can explain it better when he gets back 5. ２月 2010, 16:49:11 件名: Whats going on over that side of the pond? 22. １月 2010, 00:36:29 件名: Re: Übergeek 바둑이 (22. １月 2010, 00:37:41)に変更されました。 Czuch: > 你好，誰是否這裡讀中文？ From Chinese to Kilngon to Vulcan to Ferengi to English ... How illogical! How can a president get a Nobel prize when the only ones who can afford it are 5-year-old Romulan kids with a weekly allowance? Kaplah! 21. １月 2010, 21:49:11 件名: Re: Czuch: okay, sorry, really... from english to german to french to japanese to chinese back to english again... "Somebody here reads the Chinese corona light? " 21. １月 2010, 21:46:42 件名: Re: Czuch: http://translate.google.com/#cs|en|
This one does, but please don't use it… 21. １月 2010, 21:45:48 件名: Re: Pedro Martínez: My translator does not do Czech, I wish it could! 21. １月 2010, 21:44:23 件名: Re: Czuch: okay, last time, I promise.... from english to japanese to chinese back to english.. "Today, anybody here reads the Chinese? " 21. １月 2010, 21:42:30 件名: Re: Pedro Martínez (21. １月 2010, 21:43:05)に変更されました。 Czuch: From Chinese into Czech: “Haló, kdo je tady číst Číňan?” meaning “Hello (however, this 'hello' is only used when answering a telephone), who is here read Chinese (however, this 'Chinese' is a Chinese person, not Chinese language)”. 21. １月 2010, 21:41:25 件名: Re: Czuch: now from english to french to chinese back to english... "You are good, here, no matter who Chinese does read ?" 21. １月 2010, 21:38:59 件名: Re: Czuch: Now from english to dutch then to chinese then back to english its... "You are good, here reads everybody Chinese? " 21. １月 2010, 21:37:05 件名: Re: Pedro Martínez: My translator says this You are good, who whether does here read Chinese? 21. １月 2010, 21:36:16 件名: Re: Pedro Martínez: lol, it started out saying in english "hello, does anyone here read Chinese?" 21. １月 2010, 21:34:37 件名: Re: Czuch: Google Translatrese… only “hello” makes sense, the rest is a total mess. 21. １月 2010, 15:47:22 件名: Re: global warming Czuch: ....and they got a nobel prize for this work????? Nobels' credibility is really high isnt it?  << < 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 > >> |
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