"3.0 A team of Shakespearean chimps , left for infinity in a room full of typewriters."
you know it would have to be an infinite number of chips for that to work and the logistics of banana supply let alone the nappy changing just make it impracticable. the cost would be ridiculous.
now for about £20 you could get a student in the uni to photo copy the work of bill in about 2 days.
an original work of pure thought and insight would be far better, i may start jotting a bit down. take for instance, the humble stick; be it ever so knotty and bent with a slight bloom of lichen, to a child it will become an asaultrifle , fighter plain, Excalibur, walking stick. a games console sucks the imagination out of a child all the work is done for there brain, as the brain is a muscle and needs exorcise or it will atrophy.
you end up with some thing like the colonials now have.
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Why is hunting with an asault rifle frowned upon?
So I just inherited a bunch of guns from my grandma. And I was talking with some of my friends about hunting and stuff and I suggested using an ar-15 for hunting and I got bert stared and they told me you can't use an asault rifle for hunting.
I don't think my friends really know as much as they pretend to about guns and hunting and stuff, and I know I dont.
I also have a hunting rifle, a semi automatic remington with a scope it uses the same .223 ammo as the ar-15, yet it is ok to use that for hunting.
Please aware me, why is it ok to use a semi auto-matic hunting rifle but not an ar-15 for hunting? By the way the ar-15 is semi automatic, not fully automatic.
Cliffs
-inherited ar-15
-inherited semi auto hunting rifle
-friend says its ok to use hunting rifle for hunting but not ar-15"
apparently the local kids aspire to be like the colonials, when i hear them chatting together.
gone is "hail hardy fellow, how fairs you on the wonderful morrow" to "John's burd is well stunnin'. She wis pure mental wae 'um the other day cos he wantit tae hing aboot wi 'is pals 'n no take hur tae the Showcase. She took a hissy 'n bolted. It wis well funny."