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On Monday, November 10th 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
Sorry Bud, all the idiotic things that you laughed about with Dubya are now gonna be aimed at your guy... my suggestion would be to grow a sense of humor and some thicker skin.
On Wednesday, November 5th 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
At least she had the courage to take her 15 minutes of fame to the public and not hide behind the anonymity of the internet.
On Wednesday, November 5th 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
His new sign reads "You stole our sign, now we get to steal your paychecks"
On Wednesday, November 5th 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
better watch what you say comrade, pretty soon the Obama jackboots will hit the streets looking for anyone speaking out againt the Obamessiah
On Monday, November 3rd 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
If this was a picture of McCain in drag, would you be asking this question about him?
On Monday, November 3rd 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
not food stamps, with Obama, it will be bread lines.
On Monday, November 3rd 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
So that's what he is going to do with all of the money he takes from us.
On Wednesday, October 29th 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
If you want to enjoy the things posted on this site then I would reccmoned you do two things. First; grow thicker skin. Second; find, steal, borrow, or grow a sense of humor.
On Wednesday, October 29th 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
Sammy is right. Heavy water is water that has had its hydrogen replaced with the hydrogen isotope deuterium (which has a nucleous with one neutron, as opposed to a normal hydorgen atom which has no neutron). Hard water is water with small amounts of inorganic compounds such as calcium or magnesium salts.
On Saturday, October 25th 2008, in pictures, Silbakor wrote:
LOL do you think he is really going to look that up Cake? Probably not, so I will explain in easy terms for him. The word "than" is used for comparison (This glass has more water than that glass); the word "then" is used when describing a sequence of events (Drink the water in this glass first, then you can have the water in this glass).
Have you got it Gumbo?