oneeightyone

This is my cat named Frenzy. He's like a little brother.

motherfuckers gonna make me late to work again. well if any of you guys are coming to the d.c area, let me know, im 15 minutes from it.

you probably would for a million bucks :chicken: Quoted post [/b] in the cooter.

i retract my comments...he was only 38 it says. not possible then......maybe 181...retracting stories like whoa.

sorry about the hmong, mung, mong spelling, but my boss who used to train them in the mountains in laus started flipping and calling buddies when he saw the news and read the guys name... plus the sks semi auto is the gun that they used back in the day. U.S trained hmung kills backwoods farmers....181...seeing the future in newspaper headlines.

i think everyone heard about that one. thanks for the info there. I always thought rosie o'donnell was better, but fuck her, it's all about THE ELLEN SHOW now, i watch it every morning 11am eastern time. Gotta love when she dances.

MUNG NIGGA!@!!! god damn it. Look it up, dude went berzerk, he was confronted with dudes with guns and he did what he did best, he killed em all. He was hunting them. and if he hadnt run out of ammo i think that those 2 other hunters that helped him out would have died as well. and i doubt he was lost. Wait a while then the news will report about his history and his post traumatic stress (shellshock) and motherfuckers's'll be like...yo, 181 was talking about that shit on 12oz then youll go tell your friends about it and be like, "yea i knew nigga was a mung" but you didnt...see....you didnt. 181. :)

huhuuhuhuhuh.......fag. actually i like watching reactions when people win/get shit, i always wonder how i would react to it. but then again chicks think oprah is god in a sense, so yea.

dude was a mung, how come you nigga's dont read/listen. that explains it all.

Mon Nov 22, 4:00 AM ET Technology - PC World Jason Tuohey, Medill News Service WASHINGTON--Next time you make a printout from your color laser printer, shine an LED flashlight beam on it and examine it closely with a magnifying glass. You might be able to see the small, scattered yellow dots printer there that could be used to trace the document back to you. According to experts, several printer companies quietly encode the serial number and the manufacturing code of their color laser printers and color copiers on every document those machines produce. Governments, including the United States, already use the hidden markings to track counterfeiters. Peter Crean, a senior research fellow at Xerox, says his company's laser printers, copiers and multifunction workstations, such as its WorkCentre Pro series, put the "serial number of each machine coded in little yellow dots" in every printout. The millimeter-sized dots appear about every inch on a page, nestled within the printed words and margins. "It's a trail back to you, like a license plate," Crean says. The dots' minuscule size, covering less than one-thousandth of the page, along with their color combination of yellow on white, makes them invisible to the naked eye, Crean says. One way to determine if your color laser is applying this tracking process is to shine a blue LED light--say, from a keychain laser flashlight--on your page and use a magnifier. Crime Fighting vs. Privacy Laser-printing technology makes it incredibly easy to counterfeit money and documents, and Crean says the dots, in use in some printers for decades, allow law enforcement to identify and track down counterfeiters. However, they could also be employed to track a document back to any person or business that printed it. Although the technology has existed for a long time, printer companies have not been required to notify customers of the feature. Lorelei Pagano, a counterfeiting specialist with the U.S. Secret Service, stresses that the government uses the embedded serial numbers only when alerted to a forgery. "The only time any information is gained from these documents is purely in [the case of] a criminal act," she says. John Morris, a lawyer for The Center for Democracy and Technology, says, "That type of assurance doesn't really assure me at all, unless there's some type of statute." He adds, "At a bare minimum, there needs to be a notice to consumers." If the practice disturbs you, don't bother trying to disable the encoding mechanism--you'll probably just break your printer. Crean describes the device as a chip located "way in the machine, right near the laser" that embeds the dots when the document "is about 20 billionths of a second" from printing. "Standard mischief won't get you around it," Crean adds. Neither Crean nor Pagano has an estimate of how many laser printers, copiers, and multifunction devices track documents, but they say that the practice is commonplace among major printer companies. "The industry absolutely has been extraordinarily helpful [to law enforcement]," Pagano says. According to Pagano, counterfeiting cases are brought to the Secret Service, which checks the documents, determines the brand and serial number of the printer, and contacts the company. Some, like Xerox, have a customer database, and they share the information with the government. Crean says Xerox and the government have a good relationship. "The U.S. government had been on board all along--they would actually come out to our labs," Crean says. History Unlike ink jet printers, laser printers, fax machines, and copiers fire a laser through a mirror and series of lenses to embed the document or image on a page. Such devices range from a little over $100 to more than $1000, and are designed for both home and office. Crean says Xerox pioneered this technology about 20 years ago, to assuage fears that their color copiers could easily be used to counterfeit bills. "We developed the first (encoding mechanism) in house because several countries had expressed concern about allowing us to sell the printers in their country," Crean says. Since then, he says, many other companies have adopted the practice. The United States is not the only country teaming with private industry to fight counterfeiters. A recent article points to the Dutch government as using similar anticounterfeiting methods, and cites Canon as a company with encoding technology. Canon USA declined to comment. Discuss.. i think it's interesting how that's done.

mung...moved to north carolina mountains under immunity / asylum from u.s during vietnam war....incredible fighters..... killing for the sake of killing... went berzerk...post traumatic stress....look it up Trackstand, your a dumbass for that statement

this might be a once in a blue moon thing, but i agree with tease, that cat would have died, your lucky you know, i would have beat the girl first as well, to teach her where the womans place is.

im probably not the only one that will say this but.....DUTY FREE nigga.. get your 12oz forum knowledge going eh.

fuck the fans, i think those motherfucking frat boy pieces of shit need their asses locked up, damn, i hate me some frat boys.

god damn, just saw espn...did yall see when that player knocked the fuck out of that chubby detroit fan, punk motherfucker, i dont think the players are wrong..that shit was sweet. i love me some violence.

Im a fan of his, i like his viewpoint on things and yes the technical aspect of his work is great. when he first started painting with the style he's best known for there was nobody out there doing anything like it, it's the transcending aspect of art in a sense, for example , his canvas's some of them are shitty, ill agree with that, the subject matter is lame, but then again there's the way he did it, there's the way he made it come up that gives you another insight into what you are capable of with a brush. Plus he created Alien, come on.

yep, there used to be a moonwalker arcade machine at the hechts in the mall, every saturday id be there dropping quarters, cant front on making the zombies dance. I still like his music, the old shit, like everyone said...thriller.

hey onesecond pie, aint you close to this trick...take a roadtrip and nail her, put 12oz cuntasaurus Wrecks on her forhead and take a pic. ...if your man enough.

That bitch is stupid.

you mean it's got to be curved to the left? that's pretty specific.

generic benefits. as a bonus this year im getting sent to puerto rico. 2 weeks paid vacation. I get to fly wherever we have clients if i wish it, all paid, if i need to take a class they pay, They pay my gym membership. I cant think of anything else right now. i just got a raise too.

^^^^^^^^^^ i second the bathorae thing, id make her wear those shelltoes as the only clothing while im at it though. he he he he he

it bothers me to think about that for some reason. being alone and forgotten is what scares me the most out of anything. There are certain people that i look at sometimes and think that this person one day will die and i will be missing them, or they will forget me once im gone. it's just so hard to think about sometimes because of connections you have with people...mother, father, siblings, those you love. but that's life i guess, you live it as happy as possible and keep going strong. Love helps a little. Hate helps a lot what am i talking about, i guess im depressed right now, fuck!

remember when we were talking about this last night? i forgot who i said, but i did get a tubular signature,

^^^^^ but shhhhhh