What things bother you the most?

bmwracer wrote:
There was a kitten one in the upper right as well. :beaten: :nut:

Dayem, son. <shakes head>

Good eye ---> :shocked:

Tu_triky wrote:Dayem, son. <shakes head>

Good eye ---> :shocked:

Heh.

I was browsing the site looking for some kinda wink or April Fool's gotcha.... Nothing. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Heh.

I was browsing the site looking for some kinda wink or April Fool's gotcha.... Nothing. :sweat:

No Easter Eggs, just Dried Doggy Doo.

Tu_triky wrote:No Easter Eggs, just Dried Doggy Doo.

Kusai... :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Kusai... :bleh:

Get the garden hose, man.

Tu_triky wrote:Get the garden hose, man.

Hazmat team.

bmwracer wrote:
Hazmat team.

Hammertime. Call the Schutzstaffeln. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:Call the Schutzstaffeln. :hehe:

Interesting that you should mention that: I was reading a Wiki article on war crimes and Dr. Mengele, among others... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Interesting that you should mention that: I was reading a Wiki article on war crimes and Dr. Mengele, among others... :sweat:

Dr. Death...that fuggin wiesel. I've seen some interesting History Channel documentary stuff on that turd.

Tu_triky wrote:Dr. Death...that fuggin wiesel. I've seen some interesting History Channel documentary stuff on that turd.

I was also reading about Shiro Ishii and Unit 731... And the U.S. let that parasite off the hook in exchange for all of Ishii's biowar/human experimentation info. :shakehead:

That basically says "It's okay for someone else to perform inhuman experiments on the living as long as we get the results for reference." :crazy:

bmwracer wrote:
I was also reading about Shiro Ishii and Unit 731... And the U.S. let that parasite off the hook in exchange for all of Ishii's biowar/human experimentation info. :shakehead:

That basically says "It's okay for someone else to perform inhuman experiments on the living as long as we get the results for reference." :crazy:

Let's not get it twisted. After the war, the OSS (Office of Strategic Services), the predecessor to the CIA, facilitated the migration of many Nazis to the United States...men who were by any accounts war criminals...but were deemed useful for their information/skill. These decisions were "justified" because of the Cold War which was ramping up vis-a-vis the Soviet Union. Apparently when you have blood on your hands it doesn't soak very deep, if Uncle Sam invites you to dinner. :sweat:

Tu_triky wrote:Let's not get it twisted. After the war, the OSS (Office of Strategic Services), the predecessor to the CIA, facilitated the migration of many Nazis to the United States...men who were by any accounts war criminals...but were deemed useful for their information/skill. These decisions were "justified" because of the Cold War which was ramping up vis-a-vis the Soviet Union. Apparently when you have blood on your hands it doesn't soak very deep, if Uncle Sam invites you to dinner. :sweat:

Yup.

Weren't pretty much all the rocket scientists, like Wehrner von Braun, Nazis? :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Yup.

Weren't pretty much all the rocket scientists, like Wehrner von Braun, Nazis? :sweat:

Yeah I think so...Braun...at least he made a good shaver, and coffee maker too. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:Yeah I think so...Braun...at least he made a good shaver, and coffee maker too. :hehe:

:lol:

The best... That German engineering. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
:lol:

The best... That German engineering. :mrgreen:

Yes, sir. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:

Let's not get it twisted. After the war, the OSS (Office of Strategic Services), the predecessor to the CIA, facilitated the migration of many Nazis to the United States...men who were by any accounts war criminals...but were deemed useful for their information/skill. These decisions were "justified" because of the Cold War which was ramping up vis-a-vis the Soviet Union. Apparently when you have blood on your hands it doesn't soak very deep, if Uncle Sam invites you to dinner. :sweat:

Guess we're lucky they weren't put in charge of the Japanese Internment camps. :shakehead:

Itazura ichiban wrote:

Guess we're lucky they weren't put in charge of the Japanese Internment camps. :shakehead:

Not much consolation for those detained in those camps...but on an historical note the Nazis that did come to America did so after the war ended.

I understand that some of them were instrumental in starting the CIA, Reinhardt Gehlen in particular.

Not that I'm suggesting any connection! (Glances around nervously...) :hehe:

The Celts' game start time, it should have been earlier.

LiveJournal: damn website constantly gives me "Problem Loading Page" messages. :grumble: :grumble: :grumble:

Worthless.