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Nuke the moon!
on: July 06, 2006, 05:25:37 PM
A Realistic Plan for World Peace
a.k.a
Nuke the Moon
by Frank J.
“Gotta nuke something.”
-20th century philosopher Nelson Muntz

World peace cannot be achieved by sitting around on our duffs singing hippy songs to the moon. Peace can only be achieved through excessive acts of seemingly mindless violence. Who do bullies pick on in the playground? The giant, crazy looking guy who looks ready to snap and kill the person nearest or some harmless looking weenie who appears to do anything to avoid conflict? People pick on the weenie because people like to start fights they think they can win. In the same way, people will continue to attack America and our interests when they get the idea that they can piss off America without us immediately eradicating them and everyone around them in the most painful way possible.

Now, if I were president, here’s what I would do. Next time some country does something we don’t take a pining too, such as supporting terrorism or speaking French, I’d pick the dumbest reason for an attack, e.g., "A ‘q’ should always be followed by a ‘u’. I don’t make the rules, Iraq, but I will enforce them." The more irrational you look, the more scared the country will be that you will really hit them hard. I’d then give the country the old one-week notice until bombing starts. Then, after just twenty-four hours, I’d start bombing. When the stupid dictator calls to complain, I’d say, "I meant one week max. Oh, and by the way, ground troops - one week." I’m sure that would be enough to capitulate the average evildoer, but some extra measures could help intimidate others as well. Like, instead of just saturation bombing a city, super-saturation bomb it. After annihilating everything until nothing but ash is left, I’d nuke the ashes. It’s that extra bit of extremely disproportionate use of force that makes other countries start to wonder if America "has it all together" and really worrying who we’ll lash out against next.

Of course, Europe will start complaining, and Europe’s bad mouthing of America gives comfort to our enemies. I mean, those guys values are so messed up they think calling someone a "cowboy" is an insult. Best idea would be to assassinate the leader of the first European country we hear a peep out of. This will probably make us look evil, though, when we want the image of crazy and violent. So, when the Europeans ask why, I’d claim to never have heard of the person: "I didn’t even know France had a leader. Sure it wasn’t suicide? Yeah, committing suicide with a sniper rifle would be hard, but not impossible if you had a five-hundred yard length of string to work the trigger." Assassination does seem a little extreme, but we’re talking about Europe. I mean, what are they going to do other than quickly capitulate under a mild threat of force. We’ll probably start seeing, "We all love America!" parades in bids to not be our next targets.

Now the world will be pretty convinced that America is frick’n nuts and just looking for a fight, but we need to really ingrain it into everyone’s conscious so that no one will ever even contemplate crossing us. This requires making good use of our nukes. I know, nukes can kill millions of people, but they sure aren’t doing anyone any good just sitting around. I mean, how many years has it been since we last dropped a bomb on someone? No one even thinks we’ll actually use one now. Of course, using nukes shouldn’t be done haphazardly; all uses have to be well planned out because the explosions are so cool looking that we’ll want to give the press plenty of notice so they can get pictures of the mushroom cloud from all sorts of different angles. But what to nuke? Well, usually the idea is populated cities, but, by the beliefs of my morally superior religion, killing is wrong. So why can’t we be more creative than nuking people. My idea is to nuke the moon; just say we thought we saw moon people or something. There is no one actually there to kill (unless we time it poorly) and everyone in the world could see the results. And all the other countries would exclaim, "Holy @$#%! They are nuking the moon! America has gone insane! I better go eat at McDonalds before they think I don’t like them."

But why stop there. We’ve got like tons of national parks; we surely wouldn’t miss just one if we nuked it. Our excuse will be that we heard a drug dealer was hiding there. Then the foreign nations would be like, "Sacre bleu! These Americans are nuking themselves! Surely they will think nothing of bombing us! Let’s adapt their vapid culture as our own so they might consider us one of them."

Now all other countries will be completely freaked out and never even dream of messing with us. They’ll say the name of America with hushed whispers and always praise us in public for fear of reprisal. We’d be like an Old Testament god to them; perhaps they would even start worshiping us - actually, we should make that a condition of favored trade status. Not only will we have ensured peace for ourselves, but we can also now easily end any conflict between other countries. We see two nations warring over some territory, all we’ll have to do is say, "Hey, break it up," and they’ll be racing to concede to each other rather than get on the bad side of the "crazy, homicidal Americans." And, if people are being oppressed by an evil government, all we’ll have to do is say, "Hey you! Stop being communist!" and the next day they’ll have elections, capitalism, and free-press to keep from having their country turned into a parking lot. It will be that easy to motivate our fellow man, because there is hardly anything people treasure more than not being annihilated.

Now all that’s needed to keep peace is to come up with new and creative ways of looking insane and belligerent without actually harming anyone. Missile defense is probably a good step in that direction. Next time some country steps out of line, we launch a nuclear missile at them. Just seconds before it hits, we blow it up with our missile defense so that everyone there sees the huge explosion in the sky. Then the president would just call up their leader and say, "Hey, we lost sight of our SDI test. Did you see if it worked?"

By now, you’re probably saying, "Great idea. But how to do we pay for all these random acts of violence?" Just create an "Other Country Tax", a tax for being a country other than the U.S. After implementing my plan, all the countries will be eager to pay the money, and probably add a nice tip to win favor.

So there you have it, a real peace plan that could actually work. Warmongering pacifists want us to act all nice such that countries think we’re rational and won’t kill everyone with a blind fury, thus making it possible they might actually attack us and draw us into a war. But, if America follows my idea and lashes out at the slightest provocation with unmeasured vengeance, there can be peace. So there’s the choice: either be a homicidal maniac thus ensuring peace and love in the world, or be some pacifist hippy while the streets flow with the blood of the innocent.


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Re: Nuke the moon!
Reply #1 on: July 06, 2006, 07:16:23 PM
I totally disagree lisztisforkids!

I think the best thing The USA can do for World peace is to set an example of how people can peacefully co-exist on our planet (within our borders). We should pull out our armies from around the Globe and bring them home to directly protect its employers (us; the tax payers). The only legitimate use of force is for defense – not aggression!

The United States has its nose where it doesn’t belong (and for all the wrong reasons). We should be solving our own problems and showing the World what freedom can achieve. Even children learn from example.

What has our involvement with the World achieved except for festering hatred across the Globe?

It’s time to say “The Day Has Come” – we’re going to achieve the greatness the United States is capable of. Only then will we gain the respect of the World. And then the World may slowly change by seeing a model of how good life can and should be.

More killing isn’t the answer. More killing will just lead to more killing.

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Reply #2 on: July 06, 2006, 08:37:44 PM
I totally disagree lisztisforkids!


 


 Really? I thought it was kind of interesting.. But thats just my opinion.  :) Especially the part about nuking the 'Moon Men'.
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Reply #3 on: July 06, 2006, 08:45:40 PM
Really? I thought it was kind of interesting.. But thats just my opinion.  :) Especially the part about nuking the 'Moon Men'.

There are a lot of things I find interesting that I don't agree with. ;D

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Reply #4 on: July 06, 2006, 10:19:34 PM
It was an interesting, creative solution but I fear you may get a vote of no confidence from the public, what with the whole going nuts thing...

However, I've just remembered I'm not American so therefore should not really agree with this idea... it does seem for the good of the world though, in a twisted, power-hungry, profiteering sense

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Reply #5 on: July 06, 2006, 11:53:50 PM
mars is a better choice.  or venus.  or both.  they really don't accomplish much except zip around and look pretty.  and, in case there were martians - we'd not have to worry about them invading us.  but, the thing is - that after all our agression was spent - we'd become severely depressed over spending so much money in about 3 seconds.

u know.  like the fourth of july.  my son wanted to spend $60. on what he called 'real' fireworks and refused to buy at the joint i took him to.  he wanted out of the county and into another county that sold better ones.  i said - 'but, in about 1/2 hour u'll have blown all that money - and still u'll see good ones going off all around u. why not let someone else pay?'  do u know!  i actually convinced him to save the money for his birthday.  (when i might find out he has fireworks stashed and blows them then). 

back on topic - i think that blowing things up will lead to depression and suicidal behavior.  we'll see that we just destroyed a national park or the moon, or mars or venus and feel a bit guilty about that afterwards.  especially the national parks. say, mt. rushmore.  if u bombed that - we'd be destroying a huge piece of familiar history (and causing some need for facial reconstruction).  then, we'd have to tax ourselves to pay for having all this 'fun.'

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Reply #6 on: July 07, 2006, 12:09:02 AM
Ohh... Do you guys think I wrote this? I could not possibly write something as eloquent as this. My father showed it to me.
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Reply #7 on: July 07, 2006, 01:52:56 AM
This is awesome, if you don't take it to seriously, that is. But looks like Bush and America are going that way, anyways.

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Reply #8 on: July 07, 2006, 06:28:34 PM
Sounds like fun blowing it up with H bombs I wonder if it would be visible from Earth :)

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Reply #9 on: July 07, 2006, 08:59:18 PM
In case anyone is wondering, it's from imao.us

Check out the Know thy enemy section.


If Western Society Is Destroyed, All Non-Muslims Are Killed, and the Entire World Comes Under a Theocratic Islamist Rule, Then the Terrorists Will Have Won
An Editorial By Frank J.


I know it has become a cliché to say that if this or that happens then "the terrorists will have won," but I'm convinced that, if Western Society is destroyed, all non-Muslims are killed, and the entire world comes under a theocratic Islamist rule, then the terrorists will have won. You may say I'm grandstanding with such a statement, to which I respond, "SHUT YOUR DIRTY MOUTH! HOW DARE YOU QUESTION ME!"

 I seriously think that, if the terrorists killed us all off and put the world under the rule of mad mullahs, they would declare victory. You might think that's hyperbole, but don't you think that if America is razed and Islam the only religion in existence, the terrorists will find that as cause to celebrate?

 I know, most of you think that, as long as we have curbside check in, then the terrorists haven't won - and that's probably true. It's just I believe that, if the terrorists start running around our country killing people and blowing up buildings, someone needs to say something against that or they may win. If the President is replaced by an Ayatollah, then dude, that's a problem. You have to make noise about this sort of thing, or, I dare say, the terrorists will win.

 So, what's the chance that the terrorists will destroy Western Society, kill all non-Muslims, and place the entire world under a theocratic Islamist rule, and, in my opinion, thus win? Well, it's a lot of zeros following a decimal and ending in a one. I don't feel like writing it all out, but that one after all the zeros means there is a chance. And, if there's one thing Americans don't like, it's terrorists winning. So what to do?

 First off, make sure democracy isn't replaced with an Islamist theocracy. If you suspect that is happening, find the nearest police officer and tell him. Also, buy some duct tape; terrorists fear that for some reason. Finally, support the military in killing all terrorists. I'm pretty sure terrorists have to be living to win, so, if they're all rotting corpses being chewed on by dogs, we'll be plenty safe.

 Now, despite the culture and technology of the terrorists being inferior to ours in every measurable way, they think they can beat us because of Allah. This could be a problem. Do we have a way to bring down Allah? Silver bullets, maybe? Anyway, if you find yourself confronted by Allah, don't panic; an Allah can sense fear and it just makes it angrier.

 Sorry to be going over old points, but I really believe that, if Western Society is destroyed, all non-Muslims are killed, and the entire world comes under a theocratic Islamist rule, then the terrorists will have won, and I also believe it's worth pointing out. Furthermore, if the terrorists go to Vegas and play Blackjack and are dealt a King and an Ace while the dealer is showing a six, then the terrorists will have won - but to a lesser degree.

Frank J. is a syndicated columnist whose columns appear worldwide on IMAO.us - though is still available to replace William Safire if anyone from the NY Times is reading - and is the author of such books as "If You Don't Buy This Book, the Terrorista Will Have Won" and "Queer Eye for the Queer Guy Who Isn't Quite as Queer as the Other Queer Guys" (I just wrote the foreward to that one; long story).
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Re: Nuke the moon!
Reply #10 on: July 07, 2006, 09:02:52 PM
We Need a War for Oil
An Editorial by Frank J.


 I filled up my SUV this weekend, and, after seeing the bill, my immediate reaction was, "Someone must die for this!" After a little thought, I knew who should die: foreigners. Foreigners with oil.

 We need a war for oil.

 Supposedly, our previous incursion into the Middle East were about oil, but it hasn't looked that way. Unlike all this establishing democracy hooey, a real war for oil would follow a much simpler mission plan: We go in, we kill lots of people, and we take all the oil. Also, we would know for certain when the mission is accomplished; if we have all the oil, we're done.

 Would it just be easier to drive a hybrid instead of having all this killing? No, it wouldn't, because hybrids are gay. If our military can't keep us from being forced to drive gay little cars, then what exactly are all these gasoline taxes going towards? You better not tell me poor people, because I did not get an SUV to help the poor. It should be obvious that our military must be deployed with the sole purpose of stealing all the oil worth getting our hands on. It is a risk of lives, but I risk lives everyday I drive my SUV anyway.

 Now, there are a number of ways to take all that oil. My suggestion is to make big tripod robots like in War of the Worlds, but they'll suck oil out of the ground instead of blood out of people (cars don't run on blood). This may be a bit too extravagant, though. The simplest idea is too simply rush towards the oil fields in tanks killing everyone we see and then securing the oil fields with big walls and minefields and signs that say, "Americans Only." We'll then airlift the oil so we don't have to deal with any people around there. You may be worried that children could step on the landmines, but I'm not since I hate children. Getting blown up will teach them to be small and dumb. I hope monkeys step on mines too.

 Will America stealing all the oil in the Middle East anger the people there? Of course, but who cares. Since we'll have all their oil, they won't have any gasoline to get near us. What are they going to do? Fill a truck with bombs, put it in neutral, and push it towards us? That's pathetic. The most they'll do is get as close to our walled in oil fields and shout epithets at us. Then we can shout back, "Don't you guys have anything better to do? Like losing a war to tiny country full of Jews?"

 So there is what needs to be done. I want war war war until gas is down to a buck a gallon, and I'm the taxpayer, so I get what I want. People didn't need to die for this, but a bunch of Muslims didn't need to live where all our oil is either.

Frank J. is a syndicated columnist whose columns appear worldwide on IMAO.us. He is also the author of such books as "If You Don't Want to Die, Stand Away from that Oil" and "Diplomacy Is a Failure of War".
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Reply #11 on: July 07, 2006, 09:04:36 PM
And before anyone posts anything about being offended, please remember that these are jokes.
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Reply #12 on: July 07, 2006, 09:08:02 PM
Last one.  Something to offend all those Christians :-*

Frank Bible Quotes: Tobit



It's Sunday, so it's time for Bible study. In the Catholic Bible, there are some books that the other Christian Bibles don't include, so I thought it would be educational for all to quote some from one of them. Let's read The Book of Tobit together and meditate on it.

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1 This book tells the story of Tobit, son of Tobiel, son of Hannaniel, son of Aduel, son of Gabael of the family Asiel, of the tribe Naphtali, 2 who during the reign of Shalmaneser, king of Assyria, was a devoted servant to the Lord.

3 One day the Lord called unto Tobit, "Young Tobit, I call thee." 4 And Tobit did say, "Yes, Lord, I am here and always your willing servant. Though times may be hard, I shall always..."

5 "Yeah, yeah," interrupted the Lord, "That is all well and good, but don't touch My stuff." 6 And Tobit did reply, "I am sorry, Lord, but Your words are a mystery to me." 7 Then the Lord did sayeth, "My stuff, in that box over there labeled 'God's Stuff''... Don't touch it! Capisce?"

8 Tobit did say, "The Lord does not have to worry about the devotion of Tobit. I will never think of touching Your... uh... stuff." 9 "Don't give me that!" commandeth the Lord, "I saw you looking at My stuff!" 10 "I'm sorry, Lord," Tobit said, his eyes towards the ground, "I am but mortal and cannot help but wonder what lies in the box that is grand that the Lord Himself would call it 'God's Stuff.'"

11 "That's My business," the Lord did reply, "Now stay out of it. I don't want you or anyone else getting their grubby hands on My stuff." 12 "Then it shall be the job of humble Tobit to see to it that no one touches the things of the Lord," Tobit proclaimed, "From this day forward, none shall even come near..."

13 "Whatever," the Lord did interrupt again, "Just don't touch My stuff and we're cool." 14 Thus Tobit held back his curiosity and fought off all others such that God's stuff would go unmolested.

Chapter 2

1 The Lord once appeared to Tobit. In His mighty hand was a spear, which He then held out to the humble Tobit. 2 "Take this and hide it somewhere," commandeth the Lord, "and, if anyone comes around asking about Me, say you ain't seen Me."

3 "Am I supposed to deny my lord?" asked Tobit as he accepted the spear. 4 "Why do you have to make things complicated, Tobit?" answered the Lord, "Just say you haven't seen Me in the past day. And stash that spear someplace good or I swear to Me I'll smite ya."

5 "Uh... I will not fail thee, my Lord," Tobit stated as he peered at the spear. 6 "You better not," threatened the Lord, "now all I need is an alibi. Since I'm everywhere at once, I guess that means I always have an alibi... or does that mean I never have an alibi. Whatcha think, Tobit?"

7 "And what exactly is this all about, Almighty?" Tobit queried. 8 "This is not the time for questions, Toby!" the Lord said with a thunderous voice, "Man, I think I hear people coming. You just hide that spear, and I'll handle the rest."

9 "Whatever you command, Lord, it shall be done," Tobit said, "For I am a..." 10 In a flash, though, the Lord was gone as there was a knock at Tobit's door. Tobit dutifully hid the spear, and the Lord got away scott-free.

Chapter 3

1 Tobit was walking through town one morning when he encountered the devil. "You will not tempt me to evil!" Tobit declared, "I am a trustworthy servant of the Lord." 2 The devil, surprised, turned around and said, "What?" 3 "I know thou are evil and are here for evil purposes!" Tobit yelled.

4 "I'm buying a mango," the devil answered. 5 "For what foul schemes?" Tobit questioned the evil being. 6 "I like mangos," the devil declared, "Hey, dingus, I'm not working 24/7 to cause the fall of man, okay? Can't a fallen angel get himself a frick'n mango without getting yelled at?"

7 "You can't fool me, man-goat!" Tobit said firmly, "I know thou are here for nefarious purposes!" 8 The devil rolled his sinister eyes. "Fine," he said, "Hey, Tobit, why don't you do evil and kill people?" 9 "Never!" Tobit screamed, "I will never do the bidding of the devil!"

10 "Well, there, you beat me, Tobit," the devil said, waving his hands in the air, "You resisted my evil temptation. Whoopee! You happy?" 11 The devil then walked off with his mango with one final utterance, "Wanker." 12 And thus Tobit continued his service to the Lord, never giving into the temptation of the devil.

Chapter 4



1 After Tobit had finished plowing his field, he came to rest and said unto the Lord, "Oh, thou art great for creating such a world in but seven days. 2 "Yeah, seven days," God chuckled. 3 "What is so humorous, Lord?" Tobit did query. 4 "In actually took me a whole month just to figure out where to put the sky," God answered, "I chose 'up', BTW."

5 Tobit was confused. "But in the book of Genesis it says..." 6 "Yeah, I know," God interrupted, "You see, Adam was always talking off My ear and asking questions. One day he asked Me, 'How long did it take you to make the world?' and I told him, 'Seven days' just to brush him off." 7 God laughed some more. "That doofus believed Me. Later I let him get a taste of his own medicine by making a creature to chat endlessly into his ear - woman."

8 "So what the Bible says is wrong?" Tobit asked. 9 God paused for a moment. "Not 'wrong'; it's just embellished a bit by a few miscomprehensions that I decided not to correct." 10 "Then did you flood the entire world back in the time of Noah?" Tobit questioned. 11 "Not the 'entire' world; there's not enough water for that." God paused for a moment to think. "Well, I could melt the ice caps and make some geographical shifts to put the entire world under water - nah, that's too impractical."

12 Tobit became more confused. "So, what did you flood?" 13 "Just the area Noah was in," God answered, "See I told Noah, 'Hey, I don't like these people so I'm going to flood the place. You build yourself a boat.' For some reason, Noah thought the apocalypse was coming, starts quoting cubits to me, and gathering up two of each animal. He was so worked up, I didn't have the heart to correct him. 14 Then, when he reaches dry land, he sees a rainbow and asks if that's a symbol of my promise to never flood the entire world again. So, I have the choice to either explain to him the refraction of light and that I never flooded the world in the first place, or to just say, 'Yes.'" 15 God laughed some more. "I'm God! I reserve the right to rend the universe apart anytime I feel like it. In fact..."

16 Suddenly, God was perturbed. "What are you doing there, Tobit?" 17 Tobit continued to write on a scroll. "I'm writing down your words to share them with all." 18 "Whoa! Not so fast!" God cautioned, "I thought it was clear I was talking off the record here. Now why don't you hand over that scroll..." 19 "No!" Tobit shouted as he held the scroll tight, "I'm sharing your word." 20 "You give me that scroll, Tobit!" God shouted. "No, mine!" Tobit answered.

21 "You've made a powerful enemy," God swore, "A powerful enemy. Why, I'll make sure that at least seven out of ten Bibles don't even mention you. God then stormed out. 22 "I wonder how long He can keep a grudge?" Tobit mused to himself as he put away the scroll.
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Re: Nuke the moon!
Reply #13 on: July 09, 2006, 08:39:58 PM
duct tape?  i liked that one.  ur a curiosity musik-man.  i think i like you - (despite all those jokes about christians).  am reading ur last post now - and probably will wonder
 afterwards.

hmmm. hybrids are gay?  sure glad i didn't go with the first purchase idea of a honda fit.  u'd think i was GAY?  just because i'm energy efficient?  what- it doesn't make enough noise.  well, anyway - i'm not too angry because i didn't buy the hybrid after all.  (i used to think hybrid meant a blend of two car models - i know stupid - but i was reading all about how the hybrids work and then thought - ahhh that's what hybrid means).

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Reply #14 on: July 09, 2006, 08:44:25 PM
tripod robots?  musik-man, how many beers did u have the other night?  'they won't have any gasoline to get near us...'  musik-man - u should be president.  i nominate you here and now.  of course, this would be a presidency on mad-tv.

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Reply #15 on: July 09, 2006, 08:55:09 PM
catholics think the book of tobit belongs in the bible .ahahahahahahah

that's what the scholars had to do (just what music scholars do) and determine authenticity.  u can tell from this story that God's box is a metaphor for everything we don't understand - and tobit - being the curious boy he was - couldn't stay out of the box.  so what's new.  we can't explain rainbows yet - so why change the story.  refracting of light is only half the story. now about the bow.  who made it a bow.  why is it shaped that way?  huh??  now you have to get back in the box.

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Reply #16 on: July 10, 2006, 04:28:21 AM

“Gotta nuke something.”
-20th century philosopher Nelson Muntz


respect  8) Gotta love Nelson.

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Reply #17 on: July 10, 2006, 05:03:19 AM
I totally disagree lisztisforkids!

I think the best thing The USA can do for World peace is to set an example of how people can peacefully co-exist on our planet (within our borders). We should pull out our armies from around the Globe and bring them home to directly protect its employers (us; the tax payers). The only legitimate use of force is for defense – not aggression!

The United States has its nose where it doesn’t belong (and for all the wrong reasons). We should be solving our own problems and showing the World what freedom can achieve. Even children learn from example.

What has our involvement with the World achieved except for festering hatred across the Globe?

It’s time to say “The Day Has Come” – we’re going to achieve the greatness the United States is capable of. Only then will we gain the respect of the World. And then the World may slowly change by seeing a model of how good life can and should be.

More killing isn’t the answer. More killing will just lead to more killing.

Best, John :)






In an idea world , this would be the ultimate peace strategy.








But in the real world, this is a sign of weakness and enemies will use it to increase numbers and plan more devastating actions.

Al the BS about Foreigners being angry about occupation is BS.

There are a few, but not many.

Foreigners hate the fabric of American Society.

Even if it changed full over, theyd laugh while shooting the puss's of men the country would become.

Thirty years ago it might have been possible

But shizt been so too fucked for too long.

There is no going back
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Re: Nuke the moon!
Reply #18 on: July 10, 2006, 08:46:39 AM

There is no going back

 
 
  True....
we make God in mans image
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