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Non-Gaming / Off-Topic / Re: [FX] Justified
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on: March 29, 2013, 07:49:39 PM
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Saw bits and pieces of this at a friends house and really liked it. Plan on watching from the beginning soon.
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 18, 2013, 09:00:58 PM
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Haha ck, made me laugh for possibly the first time in all your 62k posts. Despite the fact he has been an awful president, I do not think he is actually Satan. Everyone has to agree with the resemblance though, unless of course your vision is like your understanding of basic math 
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 18, 2013, 07:56:07 PM
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Ryan also said "We're the healthiest horse in the glue factory", which I would argue is correct. He is dead wrong about the US not being in a debt crisis though. Just as Obama is dead wrong. If we were not able to print our own currency the severity of the problem would be a lot worse. However, that also allows the weasels in DC to continue kicking the can down the road, thus adding to the problem. I saw this on twitter today and had to share. Pretty close resemblance! 
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 13, 2013, 06:59:32 PM
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Believe what you like, but I completely agree with you Gellar. The problem is nothing ever changes and our children continue to be robbed from, and the taxes we pay continue to be blown.  Kind of makes you think.
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 13, 2013, 11:32:24 AM
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Oh snap, the monkeys have thrown down the gauntlet and began the usual school boy insults.
See though, the difference between us is that if things ever got really bad i would take a second job before milking the bloated entitlement system. Hep on the other hand would be first in line for an Obama phone I'm certain.
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 12, 2013, 05:25:21 PM
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See though, you all are simply low information monkeys in a cage that I sometime enjoy riling up. Your belief that I get smacked around in these threads add even more to the humor of the whole thing.
The government as a whole has to change and the spending has to be reigned in. Fiscally, this President has done more harm to this country than I'd ever imagined he would do. If you are on the other side of this belief you are delusional and not looking at the facts. As a 31 year old father of two young children I have no patience nor respect for a anyone that doesn't support comprehensive cuts in government spending. We are lucky that we print our own currency and even with that advantage it will eventually catch up to us and the resulting damage to the economy will far exceed the damage caused by the budget cuts.
FYI, I respect other opposing views (ie social views), but not this one. This is basic math and being on the opposing side of this argument is like telling me that 1+1=5.
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Non-Gaming / Off-Topic / Audio / Video Question
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on: March 10, 2013, 10:12:48 PM
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So, it is time to replace my 10 year old av receiver (older Onkyo) as it's worn out and won't send sound through the channels and the center at the same time for some reason. I don't want to spend any more than $350 for the receiver.
I plan on running the 360 and Wii (this isn't really necessary as no one really plays it) and I would like to stream through the receiver from our iphones/ipad. I see some receivers from Pioneer and Yamaha in my price range that have Airplay built in, but it seems that purchasing an apple TV would be a wiser decision due to the ability to stream videos. So, if that logic is right, what would be a good receiver in my price range that would be perfect for Apple TV, 360 and Computer (via HDMI)?
Thanks in advance.
Eco
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 08, 2013, 12:04:54 PM
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Like the President finally giving the republican leadership more than 7 minutes of his time?
He stopped his dog and pony show after his approval rating plummeted even more.
He still isn't serious about making the across the board cuts necessary to get us out of this mess either.
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 08, 2013, 01:58:44 AM
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AA - one thing we an certainly agree on is the total ineptness of the current federal government to act like adults and actually solve the problem.
Additionally, the Washington post article is discussing one republican strategists opinion on the collapse of the debt talks and I hardly think that does anything to further your point.
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 07, 2013, 08:22:49 PM
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Anyone in the house/senate or administration that isn't in favor of across the board spending cuts (including completely eliminating the rampant waste) should be immediately fired.
Gratch, point taken regarding the very real cost of this debacle. I felt the administration's strategy to over dramatize the impact of the sequester to be nothing more than an attempt to divert attention in leu of going to work on actually working with the house to come up with a real debt reduction plan and eliminate this kicking the can down the road bullshit that both sides are equally guilty of.
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Non-Gaming / Political / Religious Nonsense / Re: Sequestration
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on: March 07, 2013, 05:24:56 PM
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I never said it is solely his fault and of course Sequestration isn't new. Bringing up the history of sequestration in an attempt to make it appear as if I believe Obama came up with it in 85 is just silly.
The current sequester was in fact his idea as a way to resolve the 2011 debt ceiling fight. The White House even admitted this. Both parties are to blame, but the White House reaction (doom and gloom parade across the nation) was laughable. His handling of the budget crisis has been abysmal.
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