Dragon Ball Z Uncensored

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I mean I'd hate to be that illiterate smartass (you illiterate) but my point was that while XBox360 has some decent titles, they have no *great* titles. I don't give a shit when Assassin's Creed 3 comes out; I will, however, certainly have my eye on Metal Gear 4.


That has relevance to both console merit and japs sooner or later being able to deliver the best games.

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I once told airport security *for giving me shit* that I was an NSA agent, but they didn't think it was funny

[Servbot]

An NSA agent was just arrested for saying they were a god.

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Why do black people identify with piccolo?

[Fagzilla]

I've tried to explain that very thing to Lexy, but I just don't know how to put it into words. I mean, *I* get it but...

It's just a black thing! (I'm black.)

[Servbot]

In the dubbed version Piccolo sounds like a black dude. Also, the only obviously black character is a racist caricature and no one wants to relate to that!

Everyone else is white.

[Fagzilla]

Piccolo's got soul.

[johnbuisthegreat]

Also all the Namek's on Earth hang out with Mr. Popo.

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I spent 8 bucks on blank CDs trying to get this thief torrent to work, but it turns out thief is only 8 bucks anyway I should have just bought it

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THe problem with old people is they confuse being experience with being sharp; but that's kinda true with any sort of douchebag

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Now that New Orleans has been destructed, is there a place in Louisiana that has taken its place culturally?

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I think black people like Piccolo because he is a hardass who isn't boring (like black people)

White hardasses are boring

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Texas is an exaggeration of the rest of the country

Awful politics, awful women, fat people, enslaved ethnic diversity, yet surprisingly good with money


Then again I guess every state is like that

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I always wondered if republicans are a gay underground

Its the only explanation as to how such retards are able to network

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I was invited to a party in fucking Dallas (alri)ht Denton that POS college town(

Not that I have anything better to do; but why drive up there? Its easy to drive long distances, but Austin shatters my confidence in direction everytime I get lost after a 20 minute drive.

REASON 858 WHY AUSTIN IS OVERRATED-AWFUL, AWFUL TRAFFIC, ZONING AND SPREAD EVEN FOR A TEXAS CITY. MY NEIGHBORHOOD SMELLS LIKE SEWER SHIT EVEN THOUGH I LIVE IN AN UPPERCLASS NEIGHBORHOOD

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My parents would probably indulge me if I took a class in computer cracking to get some college credits

But considering I flunked computing 101 I'm not sure. I hate professors

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you sound like you’re just jealous that no “typical arrogant snobby American female” would never take you.

it depends on the dolphin, their mood, and your relationship with him or her. All dolphins are individuals like humans are. Their species is usually typecast as sweet and caring, so you think they all have to be that way.

First, it depends on the phin and whether or not he or she is wild or captive. If they’re captive, they might have been trained to give a human hug in order to receive a treat, because he or she wants to, or because it fears disciplinary action.

As for wild dolphins, it depends on whether or not they’re curious about humans. There are some that have no interest in coming in contact with a person. For those that are, they might be scared if you tried to hug them on your first meeting. Building up a relationship with one and showing them they can trust you would help them see that you’re not going to hurt them or are no threat to other phins they care about. Once you put your arms around them and squeeze for the first time they’ll probably learn fairly quickly it’s a sign of affection and enjoy it subsequent times, perhaps even trying to initiate one themselves at sometime. Their mood and overall personality also affects how receptive they would be to a hug. If they’re really hyper they might just think it’s a game and try to wiggle away. On the other hand, if they’re especially serene, they might like it more than other phins.

It’s really just common sense here. They’re not alien creatures. They are very much like us. Just treat them with kindness and respect and you’ll see how different they are and what each one likes and dislikes. They are not the Borg. I’ve never been with a dolphin myself yet, but it feels like there’s so much I have to learn from them and that they have truly kind souls. I can’t wait to find out for myself.

I’m also sick of the generalizations in here. Everyone thinking that human women or American women are arrogant snobs and that dolphins are so much better than them. It’s about preference and what your heart goes out to, not that humans aren’t good enough for you.

And Nature’s Call, I feel that you’re generalizing too by taking stereotypes of what you see written and using it to deny cookalooka’s story. Sure, it’s dubious, but you really don’t know much about the person on the other end of the keyboard. Being cynical and crass toward others you don’t know is very undolphinlike, in my opinion. Notice that I haven’t stated anything as matter-of-fact, because I acknowledge that I may be wrong about things. You don’t seem so willing.

Dolphins don’t seem to judge people and tolerate them as their own. Why can’t everyone do the same to their own kind?

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This is the stupidest fucking story I have ever read:

Regarding the unending American quest to find the "perfect place," here's a story that I read a few years ago:



A bitter young man named James once wandered through the countryside in search of a place to live. He arrived in a town and asked an elderly gentleman there what the people in the town were like. The older man asked, "What were the people like in the place you used to live?" James said, "They were rude and unfriendly." The older man said, "Well, that's what the people here are like, too." Upon hearing this, James moved on.



A while later, a kind young man named George, also in search of a place to live, arrived in the same town. He asked the same elderly gentleman what the people in that town were like. Once again, the older man asked, "What were the people like in the place you used to live?" George said, "They were polite and warm." The older man said, "Well, that's what the people here are like, too." Upon hearing this, George decided to stay.

[Potatoes]

The moral of the story is that old people are terrible and should die already.

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Even the wisest, preachiest traveler would be full of shit if he claimed this story applied to women, and that's not half of it