Machinehead
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My dad's wanted to see them for years. Maybe I'll take him when I get a steady job going.
Based on your post it sounds worth it.
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My dad's wanted to see them for years. Maybe I'll take him when I get a steady job going.
Based on your post it sounds worth it.
NYRangers88
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Machinehead
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Check out that video. I didn't record it, but it sums up how awesome the show was
Yeah I watched it. Nothing like actually being there I'm sure but it was pretty cool
The Gloaming
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www.dumblaws.com
This website is seriously amazing. Crazy what kind of weird laws exist out there. The Midwest has the best ones.
This website is seriously amazing. Crazy what kind of weird laws exist out there. The Midwest has the best ones.
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The Gloaming
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Are some of these ones made up or serious? This is for Florida by the way.
You may not fart in a public place after 6 P.
It is considered an offense to shower naked.
Oral sex is illegal.
You may not kiss your wife’s breasts.
If an elephant is left tied to a parking meter, the parking fee has to be paid just as it would for a vehicle.
Unmarried couples may not commit “lewd acts” and live together in the same residence.
There was also one that you need a license to ride a skateboard. I wouldn't be surprised if that was true, but I doubt it's enforced. Alright is it legal to sell your children anywhere? Do people seriously ride elephants around, and park them at meters? Do I have to wear shorts next time I take a shower?!
You may not fart in a public place after 6 P.
It is considered an offense to shower naked.
Oral sex is illegal.
You may not kiss your wife’s breasts.
If an elephant is left tied to a parking meter, the parking fee has to be paid just as it would for a vehicle.
Unmarried couples may not commit “lewd acts” and live together in the same residence.
There was also one that you need a license to ride a skateboard. I wouldn't be surprised if that was true, but I doubt it's enforced. Alright is it legal to sell your children anywhere? Do people seriously ride elephants around, and park them at meters? Do I have to wear shorts next time I take a shower?!
The Gloaming
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I'm guessing they're old laws that have been forgotten and have not been enforced since. There are some that have been repealed, so they have come up. New Jersey:
Does that mean that committing murder without the bullet proof vest is legal?
North Dakota takes the cake!
Does that mean that committing murder without the bullet proof vest is legal?
North Dakota takes the cake!
Kane One
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Those "dumb laws" are stupid. They twist around something that's already illegal to make it sound funny.
The Gloaming
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Kane One
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The Gloaming
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In Alaska, yes, it is illegal to wake a sleeping bear to take its picture. However, hunting bears is legal there.
Kane One
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Or is it illegal to wake up a sleeping bear for any purpose? They mentioned "to take a picture" to make it sound funny.
The Gloaming
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Or maybe that's the actual law. I doubt they're enforced. Just like a police officer in NY can ask you to present a dollar to prove that you're not a vagabond. But has that ever happened to you?
Here's a good one from South Carolina:
Boruto
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I'm with Torts on that one.
Too many twisted "FACTS" on Twitter and around the place that are there to entertain. Nothing wrong with that I guess
until someone starts a sentences with "did you know" or someone tries to win an argument against you by saying "50% of all....." When it's scientifically and empirically against reason to make statements pertaining to that subject or idea in absolute terms and with statistics to begin with
"No, seriously, no, humans use 100% of their brain at all times"
"I read on @Uberfacts that we only use 5% of our brain and scientists are figuring out how to tap into the remaining 95%"
Too many twisted "FACTS" on Twitter and around the place that are there to entertain. Nothing wrong with that I guess
until someone starts a sentences with "did you know" or someone tries to win an argument against you by saying "50% of all....." When it's scientifically and empirically against reason to make statements pertaining to that subject or idea in absolute terms and with statistics to begin with "No, seriously, no, humans use 100% of their brain at all times"
"I read on @Uberfacts that we only use 5% of our brain and scientists are figuring out how to tap into the remaining 95%"
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PlamsUnlimited
Big Church Bells
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Had a much better day of basketball today than the other day. Even took it to the rim a couple of times
Legs even felt better too. Ran 3 games of full, and 3 games of half court and wasn't even dead at the end.Love having my friends back in town. Too bad they start leaving tomorrow
NYRPat21
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Friends decide to have a Lord of the Rings marathon at 10, two hours in to the Fellowship right now, help me haha.
Samuel Culper III
Mr. Woodhull...
I love the Lord of the Rings more than most and have seen them literally dozens of times and read them several times as well, but even I have never wanted to watch them all in one day. Usually, when a friend and I decide we want to watch the trilogy, we just have three movie nights in a row. Also, starting that marathon at 10pm is not going to end in success. Especially, if like me, they're watching the extended editions. Still, Fellowship is probably my favorite of them all.
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Haven't seen you online barely since you been away! Hope it was fun!
As for Lord of the rings, I'm a little old for that. I mean I was in my 20s by the time they came out. Same with Harry Potter!
Samuel Culper III
Mr. Woodhull...
Haven't seen you online barely since you been away! Hope it was fun!
As for Lord of the rings, I'm a little old for that. I mean I was in my 20s by the time they came out. Same with Harry Potter!
That's a joke, right? There is no such thing. They're not even close to the same thing as Harry Potter. Harry Potter is sophomoric, both in the content and in the style with which the movies are filmed. Lord of the Rings is an action/fantasy epic with drama, political intrigue and high stakes. Just because it takes place in a fantasy world it's kids stuff? The books were published in the 1940s and are one of the most beloved, renowned and enduring series of all time. Millions of adults much older than you adore the books and the movies and with plenty good reason. And not all of them read the books as children and simply enjoy the movies because it's nostalgic to them. My step mother (? weird to say that at 26...) had never read them nor seen the movies until she began dating my dad a few years ago but, being the LotR fan that he is, he shared them with her and she loved them and insisted they see the Hobbit on opening weekend (just for example). They're genuinely good films and the story is ageless. Anyhow, not sure why you'd think the way you are. Not an attack, but I believe you are misguided.
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Haha no I meant I was old when the movies came out! Just the generation thing that's all. A lot of younger friends of mine are all into the movies.
I didn't mean I was too old to watch the movies!
It also doesn't mean no one as old as me or older has not watched the movies!
Yeah didn't mean they were childrens movies.
I didn't mean I was too old to watch the movies!
It also doesn't mean no one as old as me or older has not watched the movies!
Yeah didn't mean they were childrens movies.
Machinehead
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You better be down here again some time ****o, I had a blast!
Matter of fact maybe I'll come up to Buffalo some time.
Either way we're doing it again.
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