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Yet Another Example Why People Should have to get a License to have Children

Yet Another Example Why People Should have to get a License to have Children

And you thought your name sucked rocks!

http://www.geekologie.com/2008/12/stupid_idiots_name_son_adolph.php

OK. If you thought your childhood was bad because of your name then be grateful you were not born in this family. Oddly enough the little tyke looks a lot like Damien - Seriously!

I can see all the playground "fun" this poor sod will have especially if he grows up in any metropolitan area. 8O

 

A follow up story is here.

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Reply #76 Top

rofl what kind of name is "JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell"     god people are stupid

Reply #77 Top

There's a different "Hey, you, out of the gene pool" story in the Wash Post today--even gives an opportunity to whine about video games being 'dangerous' for little kids.

A 6-year-old missed the schoolbus and decided to take his sleeping mom's car instead--managed to drive over 10 miles and no one died!

Edit: the kid might be an example of how two 'wrongs' might make a right--he really wanted not to be late for school, and he was 'smart' enough to figure out the basics of driving from playing Grand Theft Auto and Monster Truck Jam.

Reply #78 Top

Quoting Piznit, reply 1

Where to start with that.  How bout that entire statement might be the "more retarded" than naming your kid Hitler.  The comparisons stated there aren't even close to being related.  For one, Obama wasn't named after a homicidal maniac...most likely they didnt even know who Saddam WAS when they named him. 

And what kind of crazy thinking is it when you start replacing letters in names to prove your point.  Do you also think we should ban all people with the name Miller from owning a gun, working in law enforcement, or holding a job where children are involved?  Because if you change the "M" to a "K", its KILLER.  Holy Shit, they are killers!  Wake up people!

If that was an attempt at humor, it was a poor one, I would suggest not trying again...stick with ignorance, you seem much better at that.

DR INSULT HAS SPOKEN, fully protected by a keyboard...ROFLMAO

Reply #79 Top

Indeed I did speak.  I'm suprised your keen intellect noticed it was an insult.  Did it take you a full 17 days to form that fiery retort Dr. Quickwit?  Be careful, if you make it much hotter, your wifebeater shirt might catch on fire!

Reply #80 Top

Indeed I did speak. I'm suprised your keen intellect noticed it was an insult. Did it take you a full 17 days to form that fiery retort Dr. Quickwit? Be careful, if you make it much hotter, your wifebeater shirt might catch on fire!
:rofl:

Reply #81 Top

Quote from Adolfs dad:

"There's a new president and he says it's time for a change; well, then it's time for a change"

I'd say that comment is a wee bit scarier than naming your kid Adolf. Still, if we all keep thwumping out our little miracles, I'm sure we'll get that shakespeare manuscript eventually. Oh no wait...wrong metaphor...

 

Reply #82 Top

Quoting EadTaes, reply 2
Mad naming you kid Adolf Hitler how insane must your be. In fact i would have presumed that everyone who<S last names were Hitler would have changed them.

By the way, the family of Guillotine did fight hard to have their family name changed, I think.

Reply #83 Top

Hmm ... I still don't recall making any claim to sainthood, nor any claim to absolute certainty on any particular issue. I've granted that there are those that deny global warming is an issue and don't go chasing every last one of them down in an attempt to convince them of the error of their ways. I acknowledge that on any issue you name there will be a wide range of opinion that reasonable people may hold and that someone that doesn't share my viewpoint isn't necessarily a moron or an idiot.

 

First, sainthood.  The insulting post with no swear words in it.  That was one of your miracles, a requirement for obtaining sainthood under catholicism.  It's called a joke.  As to specifically being one of the anointed, slightly less a joke, but still a joke.  The anointed refers to pushy liberals that want to subject the rest of the population to their help, whether they want it or not.  I have also already told you that I myself am included in my list of idiots.

 

 

You on the other hand profess "So much inaccuracy, so little time" as if it's somehow your responsibility to correct all of it and it does appear, to me anyway, that there is no room in your philosophy for anyone that has any belief that you don't share. And yet you then intentionally seek out those that disagree with you apparently just so that you can call them morons because it amuses you.

 

I call everyone a moron, posting in these threads isn't any active seeking on my part.  It's a weakness, a pull I lack the discipline to make myself avoid most of the time.  I see the offending title, read the offending thread, and comment on the offending posts.  It's fun to argue, particularly when it's pointless.  It's always pointless on the internet, although I've heard claims and rumors of people convinced by arguments on the internet.

 

The gun control bit.  It's called a hypothetical.  Being one of the anointed, I ventured a guess that you'd be pro gun control.  Generally, people that are for state run health care, think we're going to destroy the world by returning a piddling amount of CO2 back to where it came from, and generally go stark raving mad when a right winger calls them names on the internet, are also anti gun because "guns" kill people.  It's clearly a hypothetical regardless of your stance as I used if in a liberal manner.

 

Subject free, my question is, would you refute misinformation provided by a supporter of your side, or let it slide.  If so, is that not equally dishonest as the spreader?

 

GW, bite me.  If you're going to label me as food, you have to pick our own stuff.  Right wingers don't eat foreign food after all.  Also, it's been -25 here in Anchorage, I've been wearing shorts and an unlined leather jacket while walking to stores, and sweating while I do it.  Pansy. :)

Reply #84 Top

miracles, a requirement for obtaining sainthood under catholicism.
Oh. But not being catholic I would hardly be expected to get the joke.

The anointed refers to pushy liberals that want to subject the rest of the population to their help, whether they want it or not.
Yet another reference I'm not familiar with. Perhaps this is something that someone that listens to Rush Limbaugh would understand, however given that his show is on in the afternoon those of us with jobs usually don't have the time to listen to him even if we were so inclined.

and generally go stark raving mad when a right winger calls them names on the internet, are also anti gun because "guns" kill people.
Wrong on two counts in a single sentance. I hardly go start raving mad because a self admitted asshole calls me a moron. You aren't the only one that can find amusement in these threads and I already mentioned my gun control beliefs or don't they measure up to your standards?

Subject free, my question is, would you refute misinformation provided by a supporter of your side, or let it slide. If so, is that not equally dishonest as the spreader?
I suppose my tendency would be to not look quite so critically at someone that agreed with me as I would at someone that didn't. That's only natural. However with that said if I noticed something that I considered misinformation from someone that supported my side of an argument I would definitely try to refute the misinformation if only because such information damages my argument, not enhances it.

But then there's also a matter of degree involved as well. As you well know it can sometimes be a fair amount of work to scan the internet for useful proof. Why is it my responsiblility to prove your case? Quoting from Brad, that is what liberals do. They expect others to have interest in their particular causes. You wouldn't be a closet liberal would you?

Also, it's been -25 here in Anchorage, I've been wearing shorts and an unlined leather jacket while walking to stores, and sweating while I do it.
Big whoop, Anchorage is for wusses, my wife lived in Fairbanks for a many  years along with spending a lot of time in Anatuvuk Pass and that was long before Anatuvuk Pass had electricity, let alone a web cam (http://akweathercams.faa.gov/sitelist.php can't link directly). Plus it *was* colder then.

By the way, nice to see you back from your 3 day weekend. :)

Reply #85 Top

So theres now more to the story. I think DYFS is just a pit too quick on the trigger for taking kids from their families.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,479904,00.html 

Well the toilet was invented by Francis Crapper... I wonder if his family changed their name.