Oh, that’s hilarious Steve. 😀 😀

Hell? You?! Nah…Surely you must’ve known the right answers! :dev2:

I had to remove a joke, it was a bit too un politically correct, and got complaints. Sorry gents..

It was absolutley atrocious; but my god it was funny.

SOC is absolutley right; that “article” is absolute trash.

One question though- is it true that the flight initially mentioned was denied landing clearance at Ft. Laud? And if so- do we know why?

Well, I wasn’t going to post anything saying how hilarious that incredibly offensive and unPC joke was- but since Steve did it….

I was laughing my ass off. 😀 😀 😮

Oh Erin, i wouldn’t harm you!!!

More afraid of what it’d do to your frame of mind, Steve- being shown the error of your ways and realizing you’d been wrong all this time. 😀 :rolleyes:

It would be worse if that born-again Christian was the one with, and you were the one without a sense of humour…

Well, for them, maybe :rolleyes:

Lets not cry any tears about the end of the USSR. Given it’s murderous nature it’s death was remarkably easy. The creation of the USSR was the greatest catastrophe of the 20th century. Not it’s collapse.

Sauron

I’m not sure anyone is crying any tears over the death of the USSR; it’s simply an acknowledgement that maybe it couldve been done better…? In the space of ten years there was a massive amount of activity; and it wasn’t done with the care and delicacy that it should have been, perhaps. To me it seems that the communists were defeated, but noone really knew what to do with a democratic Russia afterwards. “We won! Hooray, were free…..um, now what?”

Now, countries like Chechnya and Georgia are finding their feet, their identities, Moscow needs to throw support behind this, in an effort to unify Eastern Europe and become part of the 21st Century and, the EU. At least thats how I see it.

As far as not being the greatest catastrophe of the century; you are correct there. Much bigger things take that “honor”.