NO, RLLY.
Himeobs R T3h lose. Creative creation > creative destruction.
Quote from: CivilianJones on October 09, 2006, 07:38:03 AM
Himeobs R T3h lose.  Creative creation > creative destruction.
FAIL.
There's no difference.
Quote from: The Good Reverend Roger on October 09, 2006, 07:41:20 AM
Quote from: CivilianJones on October 09, 2006, 07:38:03 AM
Himeobs R T3h lose. Creative creation > creative destruction.
FAIL.
There's no difference.
Troof. If matter is limited, at least. Which I'm pretty sure it is.
Quote from: CivilianJones on October 09, 2006, 07:38:03 AM
Himeobs R T3h lose. Creative creation > creative destruction.
We at HIMEOBS do not value, or care, about your banal opinion.
Please forward your complaint to the HIMEOBS LAIL division.
Hello, this is the HIMEOBS Customer Satisfaction Desk. Please feel free to forward all complaints, queries and suggestions here. Our trained and friendly staff are waiting and willing to help.
Quote from: Cain on October 09, 2006, 04:24:03 PM
Hello, this is the HIMEOBS Customer Satisfaction Desk.  Please feel free to forward all complaints, queries and suggestions here.  Our trained and friendly staff are waiting and willing to help.
Fuck yeah, we are.
If we existed, anyways.
Quote from: The Good Reverend Roger on October 09, 2006, 07:41:20 AM
Quote from: CivilianJones on October 09, 2006, 07:38:03 AM
Himeobs R T3h lose.  Creative creation > creative destruction.
FAIL.
There's no difference.
Eristic illusion ITT.
Greater than? Come on, you should know better than that.
Quote from: GIGGLES on September 30, 2006, 11:24:02 PM
NO, RLLY.
No shit.
I was reading a PD06 post around here earlier which mentioned something about reaching a generation for whom "LSD is quaint and horrors unimaginable in the 70's are here". I used to work with someone who voted for Bush in '04 (the first election he could have voted for) and was
proud to have done it. A few weeks after we were hanging out in a hotel room with
chicas and booze, he ran off to join the Army and another girl we know was signing up for the Air Force. Recently, someone my Mom taught was killed in Iraq. The funeral was complete with Phelps-tards.
I'm going to see if any defense contractors will mail me catalogs or other printed materials. These companies have slick, high-powered expos where the necro-yuppies network. Cain, you have any insight into getting ahold of some of this stuff? I'll start Googling in a few minutes.
We have some great HIMEOBS images and we ought to be able to knock something modern and professional looking out of it. The "Orbital Bombing Monthly" is a good style for this. We could put together something better looking than a publication put out by Northrop-Grumman with enough work and dedication. If Thornley and Hill could put together the PD, we ought to be able to put out some high quality HIMEOBS.
Personally, I don't want to live on a hellhole ruled by terrorist politicians in every country on Earth. I'd like to get this planet as close to Eden as possible, impractical as it may be. We might have to shock the monkey into awareness until most people realize that things are horribly wrong.
Prvate Military Contractors + Google will yield good results. Dynacorp, Blackwater, and Aegis are the names that spring to mind. You will also want to look into South African companies in particular, as they seem to have trailblazed the professional mercenary market. My African history through the 80s is pretty poor though, I'm not sure why they emerged how their precise role and reasoning for it.
Quote from: Cain on October 20, 2006, 10:33:09 AM
My African history through the 80s is pretty poor though, I'm not sure why they emerged how their precise role and reasoning for it.
For a variety of reasons, they can trace their lineage back to various South African, Belgian, CIA, and British attempts to destabilise and start the corporate re-colonisation of black African post colonial nations.
Now the glut of white and black South African mercenaries on the market is much more to do with the economic realities of post apartheid SA than with a deliberate ideological 'movement'.
I would say, anyway.
Well, that was unexpectedly informative and helpful.
No worries, I was going to troll the place for a bit and show the results to some mates on another board, you guys would crack them up (in a good way) but I can't be arsed to carry it through to be honest.
I'm not a hentai fan either, I think that is some sick shit. :wink:
Swote. Of which board do you speak? I may pop round one day (ie now because I'm tired as hell of working)
http://thecoolesthingever.myfreeforum.org
It's mostly people who know each other IRL to some extent just mucking around, completely untrollable as well :-D
Nice, looks pretty big actually. Much bigger than the "few friends" impression suggested, anyway.
Quote from: Cain on October 22, 2006, 10:50:02 PM
Nice, looks pretty big actually. Much bigger than the "few friends" impression suggested, anyway.
Well, we don't all know eachother in person, the bloke who runs it lives in Korea, but I know his best mate, it's a sort of loose network. But we all get on pretty much.
so you actually don't suck at life?
cool.
Quote from: East Coast Hustle on October 23, 2006, 06:05:24 AM
so you actually don't suck at life?
cool.
Well, my partner might disagree but I don't think so...
Hmm...