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This girl is probably one of the top 15 looking girls on tv.

Isn't the source a black magazine made by some white guy? Go figure.

I got some reinforcements*, now im ready.

LoL, thats not fair, the guy has a club... all I have is my measly shovel :(

Whats that? You want to suck my cock?... Fucking homo, why don't you go ask your mom to buy you a new Benz then go chill with your homeboyzz smoke a B and complain 'bout how bad life is fukin' ya over. Thereafter, go watch teh new WIgger Fox hit Johnny Zero and his wigger sidekick so you can become just like them.

My sharp-shooter qualification states otherwise along with my Force Reconissance training.

Oh gee, what did i do! I hit a wiggers nerve! You can tlak shit to me and think that you can beat my ass, facts stick A. you're a fucking child B. I can kill you.

WWF is just the reflection of the American kids stupidity. I seen a commerical for it once, some fucking wigger motherfucker was doing stupid shit- guess what, that appeals to 95.9% of the dumbshit kids in America. Fucking retarded. Whilst im on the issue, that one fucking fox show is retarded too, johnny zero or some bullshit and his fucking sidekick, im tired of seeing Johnny Crack motherfuckers all over the fucking place. Get shot.

Thats bullshit, the church is racist... there will never be a black pope, the majority of those idiots think Jesus was white... hey dumbass, go to Jerusalem and tell me how many white people you see, not to mention that Jerusalem before was not even close to what it is today... white Europeans didnt start coming there till there was shit to* steal.

I constantly dream weird shit, the most reocurring dreams are the ones in which im facing an enemy which i can't kill, so I sit there shooting him with a gun and he doesn't die... Ive been in situations like that so I guess it comes back to haunt me, oh well.

Entertainment wrestling is one of the gayest and stupidest things on TV. You must be one of those 17 year olds with the WWF shirt on talking to people about how wrestling is real.

Twiztid is ok but you're a fucking retard.

In the past 200 year empires fell in a year or less. Don't forget that back then NUKES weren't invented... this country won't fall, if anything the world will fall.

You know whats funny about this post... throughout Europe where people have shitty paying jobs, gas is roughly 4-5-6 dollars a gallon.

2 problems, if the guy is trying to rape there is a good chance he has HIV, his blood in your pussy is probably not the best thing. Other problem: After you hurt the guys dick he will get up and kill you.

Good post, give link please.

KaBars right.

$0.00 Im on a carrier so I walk everywhere I need to.

"whas good?"

My guess is they don't want to get sued. Would you want to be putting GMG in you? i sure as hell wouldn't , that shit has the capability to be unhealthy. If we don't buy it from 3rd world countries why the fuck would we buy it from the US its obviously cheaper to import it... Go beer.

He obviously wasn't referring to the Iraqi civilians, get past your michael moore point of view. As for the recruiting shortages its true, the army and national guard both failed their recruiting needs. Keep in mind thoe that there are about 215k applicants each year and there are only about 87k spots open, they refuse a lot of people with tatoos and criminal records... If they will be in need of recruits they will raise bonuses. Currently the Marine Corps doesn't give bonuses and has exceeded their recruiting goals... If the bonus is 20k for sining up you will quickly fill holes in the army and army national guard.

"We're on track," Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in an interview Note - GEN. RICHARD..... The CHAIRMAN of the Join Chiefs of Staff. What this guy says is important, and they don't play bullshit politics. If you remember recently, a high ranking Marine officer said something exactly like "Its fun to kill Iraqis, goddamn it I love it" Do you think those guys give a shit? You're given a job, you do that job well, Politics is not part of that job.

You don't listen to anyone on the draft issues unless somone is a. 5 star General b. On The Joint Chiefs of Staff All what is said during those meetings is classified as "Top Scerecet" Meaning, no journalist or any analyst will ever know what has been said. These guys don't know how many men it takes to do what, they can't have any knowledge of that unless they were a commanding officer at a Cpt or above level for at least 5 years. Like I said, you can't study the military like you can study other subjects.

Military analysts don't know shit, you can't study the military like you can study the economy. There won't be a fucking draft. U.S. Commanders See Possible Cut in Troops in Iraq By ERIC SCHMITT Published: April 11, 2005 ASHINGTON, April 10 - Two years after the fall of Saddam Hussein, the American-led military campaign in Iraq is making enough progress in fighting insurgents and training Iraqi security forces to allow the Pentagon to plan for significant troop reductions by early next year, senior commanders and Pentagon officials say. Advertisement Senior American officers are wary of declaring success too soon against an insurgency they say still has perhaps 12,000 to 20,000 hard-core fighters, plentiful financing and the ability to change tactics quickly to carry out deadly attacks. But there is a consensus emerging among these top officers and other senior defense officials about several positive developing trends, although each carries a cautionary note. Attacks on allied forces have dropped to 30 to 40 a day, down from an average daily peak of 140 in the prelude to the Jan. 30 elections but still roughly at the levels of a year ago. Only about half the attacks cause casualties or damage, but on average one or more Americans die in Iraq every day, often from roadside bombs. Thirty-six American troops died there in March, the lowest monthly death toll since 21 died in February 2004. Attacks now are aimed more at killing Iraqi civilians and security forces, and have been planned with sinister care and timing to take place outside schools, clinics and police stations when large daytime crowds have gathered. Several top associates of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Jordanian militant whose network has claimed responsibility for many of the most deadly attacks, have been captured or killed in recent weeks. American commanders say it now takes longer for insurgents to regroup and conduct a series of attacks with new tactics, like the one on the night of April 2 against the Abu Ghraib prison that wounded 44 Americans and 13 Iraqi prisoners. While senior commanders say the insurgency is still mostly driven by Iraqis, small numbers of foreign fighters who carry out most of the suicide bombings are still sneaking into the country, mainly from Syria. The overall number of insurgents has remained virtually unchanged since last fall, even though hundreds, maybe thousands, have been killed or captured, suggesting that the insurgency can still attract the unemployed, disaffected and even enough true believers to keep the pool from drying up. American commanders also fear that the fledgling Iraqi government and security services are riddled with informants despite thorough vetting of applicants, officials say. The American military's priority has shifted from waging offensive operations to training Iraqi troops and police officers. Iraqi forces now oversee sections of Baghdad and Mosul, with American forces on call nearby to help in a crisis. More than 2,000 American military advisers are working directly with Iraqi forces. More Iraqi civilians are defying the insurgents' intimidation to give Iraqi forces tips on the locations of hidden roadside bombs, weapons caches and rebel safe houses. The Pentagon says that more than 152,000 Iraqis have been trained and equipped for the military or the police, but the quality and experience of those forces varies widely. Also, the Government Accountability Office said in March that those figures were inflated, including perhaps tens of thousands of police officers who are absent from duty. Interviews with more than a dozen senior American and Iraqi officers, top Pentagon officials and lawmakers who have visited Iraq yield an assessment that the combination of routing insurgents from their sanctuary in Falluja last November and the Iraqi elections on Jan. 30 has given the military operation sustained momentum, and put the Bush administration's goal of turning Iraq over to a permanent, elected Iraqi government within striking distance. "We're on track," Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in an interview. But the insurgency "kills virtually every day," he warned. "It's still a very potent threat."