Okay…Floods in Bangladesh and Nepal forcing millions to leave their home, and killing 900. Surging flood waters through out Europe leaving thousands homeless. The US experiencing it’s worst drought in almost a century with this past July seeing avg. temp raised 2.2 degrees Fahrenheit higher than normal. 48% of the US being in a state of “moderate to severe” drought conditions.


So my question is …..is it just a cycle or do you think we as humans are destroying our planet and eventually ourselves?????

I will spend a lot of time in here today and spread the love.

Even OAS is welcome to come in and share the joy..........

::puts on Age of Aquarius on the record player::

this nigger at work talks about this blueberry haze. the way he taks about it, sounds like it is the best weed ever smoked? now i dont know too much about weed, all i know is i smoke whatever anyone else has, but is this shit good? and if so, is it that good to talk about it like its goin out of style?
:fuggin:

so, i've been sorta kinda thinking about grad school and i've decided it's time i actually get off my ass and do something about it. the problem is, i'm completely clueless as to how to go about it. so, what's the first step? gmat? i've requested info from suny, cuny, nyu, columbia (i know, long shot, but some crazy lady who claimed to have a gift told me i was going to go there and get grants)

so, what do i do now?

Sue the terrorists

Quote:$1 trillion lawsuit filed by 9/11 families
August 15, 2002 Posted: 2:18 PM EDT (1818 GMT)


"It's up to us to bankrupt the terrorists," said Deena Burnett, whose husband was aboard the hijacked Flight 93 that crashed September 11.

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Acknowledging the odds are against them, relatives of the September 11 attacks filed a 15-count, $1 trillion lawsuit Thursday against the company run by Osama bin Laden's family, Saudi Arabian princes and Sudan.

The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia by more than 600 family members, plus some firefighters and rescue workers.

Calling themselves Families United to Bankrupt Terrorism, the plaintiffs are suing seven international banks; eight Islamic foundations, charities and their subsidiaries; individual terrorist financiers; the Saudi bin Laden Group; three Saudi princes; and the government of Sudan for allegedly bankrolling the terrorist al Qaeda network, Osama bin Laden and the Taliban.

The Saudi bin Laden Group is the construction company operated in Saudi Arabia by Osama bin Laden's brothers. Fifteen of the hijackers were Saudi Arabian, the FBI has said.

Deena Burnett, whose husband, Tom, was killed on hijacked Flight 93, which crashed in Pennsylvania, expressed optimism about the challenge at a news conference.

"It's up to us, and I think we can do it," she said. "It's up to us to bankrupt the terrorists and those who finance them so they will never again have the resources to commit such atrocities against the American people as we experienced on September 11."

Co-lead counsel for the lawsuit is attorney Allen Gerson, one of the attorneys who negotiated a $2.7 billion settlement between the Libyan government and families of 270 people killed when Pam Am Flight 103 was blown up over Scotland in 1988.

Among the allegations in the complaint, said attorney Ron Motley, are that certain members of the Saudi royal family have been active supporters of and helped fund al Qaeda and bin Laden.

The attorneys and investigators were able to obtain, through French intelligence, the translation of a secretly recorded meeting between representatives of bin Laden and three Saudi princes in which they sought to pay him hush money to keep him from attacking their enterprises in Saudi Arabia, Motley said.

Burnett's father in law, Thomas E. Burnett Sr., who also spoke at the news conference, said the group was "taking unprecedented legal action against those whose money financed the unspeakable evil that occurred on that tragic day."

Matt Sellitto, whose 23-year-old son Matthew died at the World Trade Center, told reporters: "His loss is incomprehensible to me. My heart continues to ache and will ache for the rest of my life."

"If the odds are stacked against us, we will beat them," Sellitto said. "And we will pursue this action until justice is served and terrorism is stopped."

Matthew Sellitto worked at the Cantor Fitzgerald brokerage house on the 105th floor of One World Trade Center.

-- CNNfn Correspondent Allan Dodds Frank contributed to this report.

trying to string 18 different disgusting euphemisms into a sentence is mentally exhausting. I'm gonna take a nap....AFTER I FINISH DEFILING GALT'S GRANDMOTHER WITH AN AIDS COVERED FETUS VOMIT LACED RUSTY TAILPIPE!!!

I love fucking the rolls with my clam shooting bloody herp infested baby poker!!!!

After reading Sean's selections in the parody contest I think it is safe to say he is a wigger,

or has an odd attraction to blonde "hot" rappers....

it is also safe to say he is a funny mother fucker with a vicious streak.

I miss my friend Arpi,
and all the fun we had,
now he hates me,
and that makes me very sad

I miss my friend Apri
We had a little spat
Now I am down with Grumpi
I feel just like a rat....

::rereads, gives self high five for excellence in prose::

1.the ugliest girl you have dated?
2.the place you lost your virginity?
3.your favorite meal, sandwich,soup, place to eat?
4.your favorite color, smell, taste?
5.worst thing you have said, done, thought of doing?
6.the celebrity you most want to fuck, kill, meet?
7.the board member you most want to fuck, kill, meet?
8.board member that should leave, stay, step down?
9.how are you going to die, live, become inert?
10.any other questions you would like to answer.