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Re: Shannon Burke Show Listening Thread April 1-5, 2013
Why do you let stupid shit bother you, Chob?
Why do you let stupid shit bother you, Chob?
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please stop posting that bubba one..
that picture of ned really fucking creeps me out..
WHO THE FUCK IS THAT?CODComment
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cause that's what you do when you have no jerb?Originally posted by Lerch View Post
sorry that joke wrote itselfCODComment
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The BTLS one is far more shittier, by a longshot.Originally posted by Drew GaraboComment
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I can't wait until the inevitable farming collapse.Originally posted by SJ View Postcause that's what you do when you have no jerb?
sorry that joke wrote itself
Shithead.
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that doesn't look like ned in any shape or form IMO..Originally posted by Chob View Post
looks like they morphed teen wold with ned...
seriously - look at it and tell me he doesn't look like a wolfCODComment
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well if you don't have a job by then - the food shortage will make short work of youOriginally posted by Chob View PostI can't wait until the inevitable farming collapse.
Shithead.
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Re: Shannon Burke Show Listening Thread April 1-5, 2013
Chamberlain please give Milk his mustache back.
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no cause between tara and bubba he's sandwiched in between 400+ pounds of human flesh.. I'd hardly call that "lone"Originally posted by Chob View PostA...Lone Wolf?
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the cell phone was invented in the 40's wasn't it?
motorola invented it on a D&D contractCODComment
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gosh tara is gross looking.Come and show me another city with lifted head singing so proud to be alive and coarse and strong and cunning.Comment
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CELL PHONE: AT&T Bell Labs engineer William Rae Young is credited with suggesting the hexagonal cell concept for a cellular mobile phone. Young's technical work was referenced in an internal document written by co-worker Douglas H. Ring in 1947 on how to build a wide-area cellular service. The first mobile telephone call had been made from a car in St. Louis on June 17, 1946, but it was far from what we think of as a portable handset today. The equipment weighed 80 lbs, and the AT&T service, basically a massive party line, cost $30 per month plus 30 to 40 cents per local call. But Bell Labs was beaten to the punch for the first cellular phone call. That was made by Martin Cooper, then general manager of Motorola's Communications Systems Division, as he carried a hefty cell phone through New York City and placed a call to his rival, Joel Engels at Bell Labs, on April 3, 1973.Originally posted by SJ View Post
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