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As far as I’m concerned You’re all illegal aliens.

(Geronimo)

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    • Eric-in-STL says:

      Butt rot is a disease of plants, mostly trees, caused by fungi. The fungus attacks the moist and poorly protected undersurface of tree trunk’s thickest part (the “butt” above the root, as opposed to “top”), where the end of the stem makes contact with the soil. It may affect the roots as well, causing a disease known as root rot. It then moves up into the interior of the plant, producing a roughly conical column of dead, rotted plant matter, up to one and a half meters long in severe cases. Such an infection is likely to impair the transport properties of the xylem tissue found at the center of the stem. It also reduces the stem’s structural properties and makes the plant more vulnerable to toppling. One particularly virulent species of fungus associated with butt rot is Serpula himantioides.

    • dhydar says:

      … same can’t be said for the “joke”. It’s slightly older than the Indian.

  1. FAIL says:

    Yeah…because Indians just magically appeared here unlike all us evil white people who came from somewhere else…..

    Oh wait…they came from Asia….never mind.

    • Bubulina says:

      But they were FIRST and they didn’t slaughter anyone for the land…

      • Smegma says:

        Every 10,000 years, an ice age lowers the sea level and the Bering Strait would become a land bridge. So every 10,000 years, a new bunch of people would emigrate over from Siberia and possibly wipe out whoever was already here- or got wiped out themselves.

        • Khaaaaaaan says:

          Because everything that occurred 10,000 years ago and before would be considered morally just today.

        • Levina says:

          Only this time the new bunch are moving in from the south…
          Maybe its time to reverse the immigration flow. Let the Amerikans in the USA move to alaska. Then Sarah Palin and her people can cross back to their friendly Neighbours in Siberia. (and then of course the siberians and mongolians would re-occupy moscow, the russians would invade poland, the polish are already invading western-europe (non-violently, so +1 for them) and the western europeans would move south, all the way into northern africa etc. etc. etc… movement is progress!!!)

        • Rattus says:

          10,000 years? Not possible – the world is only 5,000 years old.

          • Igor the Vigorous says:

            I think fundies believe 6,000, actually.
            Not sure though, I’m not one.

            • parksj1 says:

              Only the extreme ones really believe that.

              • ravious says:

                They believe there is a invisible man living in the clouds… They are all “the extreme” ones.

                • Deep Thought says:

                  It’s “invisible sky father.” Get your insults right :roll:

                • ay dios mio says:

                  They believe in an invisible force, that can’t be proven to exist and is made up by man in order to explain natural occurrences.

                  I was talking about scientists and dark matter.

                  You have your opinion, and that’s okay, but acting that way doesn’t make you “holier than thou.”

                  • IvanTheMildlyAnnoying says:

                    Dark matter has a measurable gravitational effect on visible matter, so it has been proven to exist.

                    • Deep Thought says:

                      It hangs out in God’s penumbra.

                    • ay dios mio says:

                      No man it’s theoretical. They see an effect, and the idea of dark matter explains that.

                      • A_Lad_Insane says:

                        at least they CALL it hypothetical.
                        tell some religious types their “God” is hypothetical and you’re likely to wind up burning on the nearest available pyre!, or stoned to death.. or hung from a tree… I’m sure there’s more.

                        • God says:

                          Stoned to death… hmmm…. SB, what way you?

                        • God says:

                          God oopsied.

                          suicide_blonde, what SAY you in re: stoned to death :)

                        • Dhoti says:

                          Tell some evangelical “atheist” to act like a human being, though, and the fists start flying…

                        • Sounds like a pretty good way to go if you ask me…

                          *tokes*

                          Sam: [coughs] Get outta here, Dewey!
                          Dewey Cox: What are y’all doin’ in here?
                          Sam: We’re smoking reefer and you don’t want no part of this shit.
                          Dewey Cox: You’re smoking *reefers*?
                          Sam: Yeah, ‘course we are; can’t you smell it?
                          Dewey Cox: No, Sam. I can’t.
                          Reefer Girl: Come on, Dewey! Join the party!
                          [takes a hit off a joint]
                          Sam: No, Dewey, you don’t want this. Get outta here!
                          Dewey Cox: You know what, I don’t want no hangover. I can’t get no hangover.
                          Sam: It doesn’t give you a hangover!
                          Dewey Cox: Wha-I get addicted to it or something?
                          Sam: It’s not habit-forming!
                          Dewey Cox: Oh, okay… well, I don’t know… I don’t want to overdose on it.
                          Sam: You can’t OD on it!
                          Dewey Cox: It’s not gonna make me wanna have sex, is it?
                          Sam: It makes sex even better!
                          Dewey Cox: Sounds kind of expensive.
                          Sam: It’s the cheapest drug there is.
                          Dewey Cox: [at a loss and out of excuses] Hmm.
                          Sam: You don’t want it!
                          Dewey Cox: I think I kinda want it.
                          Sam: Okay, but just this once. Come on in.

                        • God says:

                          You know I sent him to hell for that, right? ;)

                  • Organized religion is much more specific than believing in an invisible force. That’s almost reasonable. Christians don’t believe that man was created in the image of an invisible force, they believe he was made in the image of God, who knows every hair on your head and judges all that you do. They believe that God incarnated as Jesus and that he died and resurrected and then rode into the heavens on a flaming chariot. And that one day he’ll be back to battle the Anti-Christ.

                    Anyone can suspect that there are forces in the universe for which we have no explanation, I think that’s just being open minded and humble/realistic about the scope of human knowledge. There’s nothing particularly religious about that.

                    • dead man walking says:

                      I prefer agnosticism/atheism for a number of reasons:
                      1: the fact that some religious people go around telling people that even if they do good, they’ll be in trouble in the afterlife if they don’t convert.
                      2: The contradictions: If the bible tells us to be good to people and “Love Thy Neighbor”, then why are their people that are willing to hurt or kill other people in the name of god?

                      Not that I have a problem with religion.

                      feel free to insult me for what I said. :)

                    • bitter troll says:

                      Bitter troll fully supports invisable force theroy.

                      and wants lightsaber and cool force powers

                  • scotchard says:

                    Excellent!

                • Redneck_Rebel says:

                  Nice ad-hominem, way to show your level of maturity!

            • froofrou says:

              Fundies believe anywhere from 10,000 – 50,000, and there are varying degrees of belief.

              One thing about us Cons over here, we get to choose how whacked out we are as opposed to the one size fits all nuts on the Left ;-)

              • Deep Thought says:

                Cookie-cutter crazees :lol:

                • viking gal says:

                  We nuts on the left are pretty varied, also. I’ve run into ‘leather is murder’ folk, ‘all heterosexual sex is rape’ types, and the ever popular ‘Jesus is a commie’. Every group needs a fringe for decoration!

                  • Jane St.Clair says:

                    All heterosexual sex is rape? What?

                    • the_original_shortright says:

                      the seriously crazy feminazi’s believe that because a man’s penis penetrates into the woman it is a violation of her body and even if consensual it is an act of rape. i went to college with a girl like that and you could NOT have a normal conversation with her if you tried.

                      • I love being violated. Like a parking meter.

                      • Jane St.Clair says:

                        What if I do it myself? That okay?

                        • the_original_shortright says:

                          according to the girl i talked to, i don’t think so. she had issues with tampons too. like i said… normal conversation wasn’t happening at all.

                        • God says:

                          NO MEANS NO!

                          NOW GOOD DAY!

                        • viking gal says:

                          :) I consider myself a liberal and a feminist, but there are some, well, fringe benefits in talking to folk who….feel more strongly than I do? So NOT giving up the BF for politics!

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          Fvck that shit. That girl sounds like she has unresolved issues she needs to seek therapy for.

                        • viking gal says:

                          Sorry Jane. It’s more than one female. I think Andrea Dworkin wrote a whole book on that theory. And I have run into a few supporters both in college and at conferences. I tend to move in the other direction…

                        • the_original_shortright says:

                          jane… do i even need to say that she was a butch lesbian who wore flannel? i’m not trying to be stereotypical, she honestly said those things and wore that stuff.

                          VG – i’m not liberal but i can definitely agree with you on the “not giving up the BF” agenda. although, i’ve been tempted to see just how freaked out she would be if she knew that acquaintances of hers were into sub/dom type stuff… with the woman being the sub.

                        • viking gal says:

                          TOS, I think I would pay to watch that conversation! Oh geez!!

                        • God says:

                          No no NO! It was OPPONENTS of feminism who wrote that.

                        • viking gal says:

                          @God. Those gals don’t believe in you, dude. They only worship the Goddess. Or Goddesses, or something like that…

                        • God says:

                          From WIKI:

                          Dworkin rejected that interpretation of her argument,[57] stating in a later interview that “I think both intercourse and sexual pleasure can and will survive equality”[58] and suggesting that the misunderstanding came about because of the very sexual ideology she was criticizing: “Since the paradigm for sex has been one of conquest, possession, and violation, I think many men believe they need an unfair advantage, which at its extreme would be called rape. I do not think they need it.”[58]

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          Hey, I know a lot of butch lesbians that like the strap-on, which sort of ruins her point of view.

                        • viking gal says:

                          I’m glad that Dworkin rephrased herself. Unfortunately, that interpretation still persists in the odder by-ways of political discussion.

                        • the_original_shortright says:

                          VG – the only reason that i haven’t brought that up to her is because i really don’t want to get involved in her insanity.

                          god/DT – it may be that she didn’t coin the phrase/term/concept but she’s definitely become a bit of a rallying point for women who actually believe it. in any case, i don’t care who came up with it… people believe it and that’s more than disturbing enough for my tastes.

                        • viking gal says:

                          Ah well, her loss, our gain!
                          heh, heh, heh…
                          OK, now where did I put the soft ties and the mask?

                        • Ah yes… Dworkin… I’ve had the disprivilege of reading some of the forums that support that thinking. It was interesting to say the least.

                        • charro says:

                          Jane: For the lesbian that wants it all [LINK] (not necessarily safe for work)

                  • razorhead says:

                    thank you…
                    please drive thru…

            • X says:

              You know what’s really sad? Wide acceptance of that 6000 year figure is fairly recent.

              I read a history of geology (including the discovery of the Earth’s age and plate tectonics and all that stuff), and some of the initial discoveries were made by guys who were ministers and priests. Religious guys used to do a lot of scientific fieldwork, and even they figured the Earth was at least tens of millions of years old. The fact that it’s about 4.5 billion years old has only been known for about 60 to 70 years.

              Modern evangelical Christianity even breaks from its *own* past traditions.

          • Frosty says:

            Uh…The earth is billions of years old. Didn’t you attend science class?

          • forge says:

            God had that put in the Bible to weed out the morons.

      • Justacarolinian says:

        Having a Cherokee grandmother, a Creek grandmother and a Cherokee Great grandmother, I say this. There were many wars between the tribal peoples. Many people killed over territories, over horses, over pride.

        • eddiepscetti says:

          Yeah, but without WMD’s!

          • Justacarolinian says:

            You don’t consider a warrior on a horse with a bow a WMD? They were pretty efficient.

            • eddiepscetti says:

              True, but they didn’t have the same effect as a nuke.

              • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                Indians: The slow and the tedious nuke.

                • And that was the laugh I needed to truly start my day. Thank you, you’re a saint and a hero to this Dark Dragon God.

                  • The Truth says:

                    Sorry!! You’re wrong on all counts!! There were wars over horses, BUT only after the Spanish began to explore America. The horse was introduced in Indian Tribes after the Pueblo Indians raided a Spanish settlement in the South, along with prisoners they captured many horses. The Indians found the horse to be an effective form of transport and even better a weapon. This began the Indians love affair with the horse. There were no horses native on the American continent before the Spanish arrived. The Indians then bred the horses they had as well as raiding other settlements for further horses, eventually becoming horse mounted warriors rather than normal infantry.

                    • Igor the Vigorous says:

                      The Truth-
                      I think your reply is misplaced.
                      Don’t ever call DWN wrong again, or I break your wrists. He is the only other dragon I’ve ever met, and the only dragon I’ve ever heard of who isn’t mentally retarded.
                      TROGDOOOOR!

                      • paws4thot says:

                        In this case “The Truth” is correct; horses are not indiginous to North America, but were introduced by the European explorers, robbers and settlers.

                        • Vila Restal says:

                          Actually The Truth is completely correct. I remember seeing something about this on one of those old HBO (at least I think it was HBO, I could be wrong) documentaries about either the Indians or the Wild West, and the voiceover quoted something said by a Indian (can’t remember who) who said (for the life of me I can’t remember the quote exactly, so this is a summary) – “Before the settlers came our world was our village, after we obtained horses, our world stretched to the horizon”.

                        • Justacarolinian says:

                          And “truth” missed that I didn’t say it happened 100% before Europeans immigrated to America. They fought wars and all had all kinds of conflicts before there were horses, and most certainly after.

      • dhydar says:

        Naw, they just slaughtered to get people’s stuff.

      • X says:

        That we know about. There are some odd bone finds here and there. Not enough to build a solid hypothesis yet, though. The TV show Numb3rs even used it as a idea for an episode. It’s an interesting idea.

      • XD7 says:

        Umm…. Yha they did ever hear of the Aztecs

      • geofair says:

        You need to study history.
        1) They were not first
        2) They not only slaughtered those who were here first, they also slaughtered each other.

    • Elissa says:

      Actually, if you ask them, they did. Their creation stories all took place here in North America.

      Many of the more traditional American Indians get very offended when people talk about their ancestors crossing the Bering land bridge.

      • Smegma says:

        Darn Creationists!!!

      • Dhoti says:

        Kind of like when you ask a Japanese person about the migration from Korea.

        They have a right to their creation myth, of course, but they can deal.

      • Meh says:

        Well said.
        Despite the other harsh responses.

        To them I would also ask, do you have the same opinion on the Australian Aboriginals? And their worse treatment/slaughter?

      • paws4thot says:

        Ever hear of the “Big Lie” idea?

        Seriously, there is some archaeological evidence to support the theory that Indians were invaders themselves, and precious little pre-European invasion archaeology being done in North America now.

        • Vila Restal says:

          Actually the Japanese get even rattier if you ask them about the Ainu, who are the indigenous Caucasian people who live on the northern Island of Japan (can’t remember what that is?? Is it Hokkaido??) because the Japanese believe themselves to be the only people who have lived in Japan.

  2. Bob says:

    Can you be an alien if you were born here?

  3. LolTuna says:

    If we’re all illegal aliens because of the ethnicity of our ancestors (they were European, rather than Asian), you’re saying Geronimo judged people based on their ethnic heritage.

    So, you’re calling Geronimo a racist.

  4. razorhead says:

    they were here first, and then got fudge-packed by the Great White Stepfather

    you’d be pissed off too, if you came home from Mexico and found your wife and three kids murdered..

    • Smegma says:

      I was and they did!

    • ay dios mio says:

      Wait, who traveled to Mexico? This confuses me.

      • razorhead says:

        Geronimo..
        had been to Mexico on a trading journey and came home to find his wife and kids dead at the hands of the Spaniards…
        be enough to pi$$ me off for a few years…
        “The Outlaw Josey Wales” is loosely based on the story

        • Brian Gwinn says:

          Actually,Geronimo was Chiracahua,a type of Mexican Indian.From South of where the Mexican-American border is now.He didn’t have to go to Mexico,he was allready there.And it wasn’t Spaniards that wiped out his ancestral villiage,it was the Mexican Army.Like the Yaqui,the Chiracahua didn’t want to be Mexican citizens.They allready belonged to their own Nation.

      • charro says:

        I lived in Mexico for a while.. Good food. Though I can’t say I really approved of having refried beans with my pancakes.

  5. Sqwirk says:

    Everyone is an an illegal alien, except for Israelis who were given their land by G*D.

  6. obligated says:

    You can only say that when you have the biggest gun to back it up.

  7. Tairii says:

    Can I stay? I’m part Cherokee.

    • Ceefax says:

      That part can stay.

    • Sqwirk says:

      The Cherokee part can stay, the rest has got to go tho :(

    • Tairii says:

      Damn, I’m not sure which part it is.

    • chiidi says:

      Part Cherokee, eh?…let us guess, 1/4 Cherokee on your grandma’s side, right? Because, srsly, as often as i hear that i have to wonder where in the world this secret storehouse of extra Cherokee Grandmas must be.

      • Deep Thought says:

        You can pick one up at your local Jeep dealership.

      • Justacarolinian says:

        Well, I don’t know, there were tons of Cherokee in the Carolinas. And a few other places. 400+ years of white people hanging around, sooner or later SOMEONE is going to notice those lovely eyes.

        • viking gal says:

          Still wondering where all of the Cherokee grandfathers went. Or were all of those female ancestors blind to the handsome menfolk in the neighborhood? –OK, maybe the grandmas passed off the results as ‘a throwback to great grandpa Thorston’!

          • Justacarolinian says:

            Hey, technically, Gramps was half Cherokee/German. So it figures she would look to someone accepting of that, back when it was frowned upon. As for others, maybe too many brokeback teepees?

            • viking gal says:

              Ok, I need that shamwow back. Lemonade isn’t good for screen visibility!

              • Justacarolinian says:

                All kidding aside, great gramps married a Cherokee at a time when it wasn’t hated, but not socially acceptable. It figures that he would seek a tribal woman, as the family would not be so disapproving.
                I don’t know all of my mothers history, but she had so much Cherokee in her that she looked like the stereotypical Pocahontas. (the real one was ugly) She was one of the few people in Germany with a suntan. I get a nice farmers tan, but my legs are so white, I don’t need a light to visit the bathroom at night.

            • KatieZientek says:

              lemon party!

      • razorhead says:

        if you’re not on a tribal role, STFU about your “1/4 Cherokee twice removed on my Grandmothers side”
        because it’s *****BULL$HIT*****

    • eddiepscetti says:

      We will have to do DNA testing to verify. 1/2 the U.S. population claims to be part Cherokee you know..

  8. Eric-in-STL says:

    Meh. Not particularly funny. Next please.

  9. d says:

    Except the part where there we no immigration laws when we came over. But hey, I like your idea of saying if something isn’t against the law at some point in history, it never should be. What fun!

      • Realdef says:

        I think he’s insinuating that the genocide and forced relocation visited upon the First Americans was their own fault, because they didn’t write their dislike for being stolen from and killed into a law book.

        I could be wrong, though. :)

    • brazzy says:

      “no immigration laws”? I’m pretty sure decisions by the Council of Elders, or whatever the native tribes had are a pretty good approximation of case law, and I’m absolutely sure that there were such decisions forbidding the white man from taking possession of the land, which were promptly ignored.

      • Dhoti says:

        And we have absolutely no record of this proto-government because…

        • Paul says:

          We do. In fact the founding fathers based a lot of their work on the ruling bodies of the Iroquois tribes.

          • ay dios mio says:

            Can you give a link please. I’m just interested cause I’ve never heard that. :)

            • Igor the Vigorous says:

              I’ve heard it plenty, Ay- mostly that Benjamin Franklin was a big fan on the Iroquois ruling system and tried to model our government off them.
              That’s just what I learned in school, of course.

              • ay dios mio says:

                Shows how badly my high school needed new text books.
                Ours described the civil rights movement as “trouble ahead”

                • viking gal says:

                  Mine stopped short of the civil rights period, completely. As did my teachers–as if it never happened. *sigh*

                  • Deep Thought says:

                    Civil what?

                  • Jane St.Clair says:

                    We ended with WWII.

                    • viking gal says:

                      So did we. Repeatedly. But I’m older than you, so I would figure you might have heard about JFK and Vietnam? Guess I was too optimistic?

                      • Jane St.Clair says:

                        Yeah well, my history teacher was a lazy jerk and I had to have Charlie take time off of work to come in (in uniform!) and ask him to stop sexually harassing me. So in light of that… no. Good thing for me both Charlie and Mrs. Foxtrot love history so my formal education in that regard was a technicality anyway.

                        • viking gal says:

                          My so-called HS ‘world history teacher’ was the wrestling coach, and assistant football coach. So he would be reviewing the last game/match with the class, while I was trying to read about the Byzantine empire or something.
                          The male teachers already knew my father was a living, breathing viking, so no harassment at least!

                        • Eric-in-STL says:

                          Sadly, none of the female teachers at my school sexually harassed me.
                          Wait…*thinks back* never mind, that’s actually a good thing. *gulp*

                  • Roxie says:

                    My AP US History teacher (who also doubled as the soccer coach) told us (I’ll NEVER forget this as long as I live) that slavery in the U.S. “wasn’t that bad”.

                    Then went on to tell us how the slaves had house (he drew one with two floors!) and that they “got food”. That the “really bad stuff” happened in Caribbean.

                    • viking gal says:

                      Ouch.

                    • charro says:

                      I’m sorry, but I find that humourous. Not the slavery part, but the ignorance part.

                    • Your teacher sounds like an a$$…. that said, if I was in a position where I had to be a slave and had to choose between, say, Georgia and the Caribbean, I would much rather work in a cotton field than a sugar cane field, so I can almost see the point there.

                      • charro says:

                        From a slaves point of view.. But from a rich white.. hell even from a poor white person’s point of view it’s fu(cked up.

                    • Tessie says:

                      I can’t really speculate what your History teacher meant by saying slavery wasn’t that bad, but it reminded me of a movie I saw with the Yes Men. They’re an improv group who spoof corporations, and in one of the presentations in their movie, they actually sat down and did the math, and demonstrated that it’s cheaper for a company to have minimum wage employees than it would be for the company to own slaves. Their audience didn’t know what to make of it, and to tell you the truth, I’m not sure, either.

                      • Roxie says:

                        He said that too. That slave-owing was expensive. I’m sorry, but wtf? WHY WOULD I CARE HOW EXPENSIVE IT WAS TO BUY, OWN, & RAPE MY ANCESTORS COACH SWANN!?

                        He meant it was “not bad” like “If we returned to it today it would probably be awesome!”

                        It was not bad “they had food, & shelter! and didn’t have to pay for it!”

                        Like that.

                • Zoreta says:

                  Mine from last year says that Germany is still separated and that Russia still controls Berlin. When the book is twice as old as the student, there has been a problem.

              • Dhoti says:

                All we really know is that Franklin and others had close contact with the Iroquois — we don’t know how much of it was out of admiration versus for protection or some other reason. (Franklin was a horny old bugger — maybe he just liked Indian tail.)

          • Dhoti says:

            Perhaps — but it’s a ridiculous stretch to say that the Iroquois confederacy not only had thoroughly Western versions of property law and property ownership (in fact, we know that’s not true), but also that they had modern attitudes towards their sovereignty, their borders, and immigration.

            When brazzy says he’s “absolutely sure”, it sounds like he means “I can’t fathom something other than a non-Western nation-state style of government”.

      • Realdef says:

        Heh, there was even this one time where the Supreme Court ruled that Native Americans could keep their land, and even that was promptly ignored, quite boastfully by President Jackson.

      • Smegma says:

        Hmmmmm……In your picture, you look suspiciously like ” Joe the Plumber”. Are you?

  10. fizzle says:

    Didn’t we just have this one last month? Or something so similar as to be practically plagiarism?

  11. peepers says:

    But does he have proof that he was born here? *tinfoil hat*

  12. Willymdi says:

    Yes we are aliens… but look what we have for you…all we have for you is this alcohol, not sure if you will like it….

  13. Troll says:

    Too bad, you shouldda fought harder!

  14. scaleman says:

    hey they have casino’s now…………i sure wish i had something to do with all that oppression, conquering,and all that other crap. boo friggin who, live today, it’s your character that makes you who you are not your ancestors. damn crybabies.

  15. Cosman246 says:

    So unless you loosen immigration laws to allow everyone, we all must go. Now if only that idea got into Congress…

    • Cosman246 says:

      Except Native Americans and those who migrated legally, or whose ancestors migrated legally by our current laws. Yes, that means that descendants of anyone up to 1882 would have to go, because before 1882, everyone migrated the same way that so-called “illegal immigrants” are arrested for migrating now.

  16. scaleman says:

    sarcasm…….some people just don’t get it. as for my typing who cares? really.

  17. scaleman says:

    that’s why i like talking face to face. i’ve never been able to “represent” myself on these chat rooms, however, point still stands when you work in the “real” world it’s not your background that determines what you produce it’s your willingness not to compromise your values,to bust your ass everyday and to make sure that those that work with you are better for having known you. i have to go and “produce” now. i’ll wait with “baited” breath for your comments.

  18. purging my self says:

    The only thing that comes from proper grammar is pompous arrogance… and coherent speech. If you like words so much read a book, or become a journalist(dieing profession).

  19. morecowbell says:

    chief diamond phillips?

  20. Reika says:

    Too bad this joke was on Mind of Mencia a few years ago, huh?

  21. deadinfrance says:

    lol-I like this caption!

  22. LouZha says:

    But im still not sure why ppl shout his name when they jump out of an airplane.

  23. MeowMix says:

    You people are all NUTS. I love you. Except for the dude who was dumb enough to believe SMEGMA was a charter in LOTR.

  24. poondaddy369 says:

    I really actually dont like the redskins. They just stay in the rez and eat their flatbread.

  25. nick says:

    Best cap ever. Printed and framed.

  26. Joe says:

    Notice he’s holding a white man’s gun.

  27. bait-taker says:

    As far as I’m concerned, you got your ass kicked like hundred of people before you throughout history. The difference is, you’re still around to whine about it and now you have indoor plumbing.

  28. charles says:

    Don’t worry Geronimo we all on borrowed time .


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