Unutterably Silly What is Evil Incarnate?

[Sparrow]

Originally Posted by slayda

Harry, why would you think Bush was evil incarnate. As far as I know, he has never violated any copyright & since you're in the UK (and I assume a UK citizen) your thinking he is evil incarnate is about like my thinking the Queen is evil incarnate.
They both are just titular heads of state with very little power.

Would that that were so.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4226273.ece
"According to Mr Icke's beliefs, the world is ruled by a secret group of illuminati, a race of shape-shifting reptilian humanoids known as the Babylonian Brotherhood. Among their number are President Bush, Boxcar Willie and, of course, the Queen. '

[DixieGal]

It all makes sense now!

[slayda]

Originally Posted by HarryT

You're forgetting, perhaps, Nate, that I worked in the nuclear industry for more years than I care to remember? . This particular "stock" of yellowcake uranium had been under lock and key by IAEA inspectors since the first gulf war and was a remnant from Iraq's failed civilian nuclear power programme (the reactor built by the Soviet Union and destroyed by an Israeli attack). It does not represent an attempt by Mr. Saddam to build up a "nuclear stockpile" and is, in fact, completely useless for that purpose. It needs to be enriched to become weapons-grade material and Iraq never possessed any significant level of uranium enrichment technology. The stuff is no use to terrorists - heck, if any terrorists actually wanted any, you can buy it on the open market for about $10/kg. The only thing you can actually do with it is make fuel for power reactors from it, not "bombs".

As for anything reported by "Fox News"; that attribution alone is sufficient to discredit the story entirely.

We each have our own "preferred" propaganda! However, tell all the Kurds that were gassed to death by "Mr." Saddam that he had no weapons of mass destruction. I'm sure, were they still alive to say so, they would disagree with your evaluation.

[Greg Anos]

Harry T, Nate The Great, Sladya - - - incoming!!!!!!









And there's plenty more where they came from!

[Lemurion]

Tofu

Decaffeinated coffee

Near Beer

[nekokami]

But... I like tofu. Not as a meat "substitute," but in and of itself.

[zelda_pinwheel]

what is "near beer" ? is it anything like "the blue one, near the beer" ? is it "whatever is in the bottle in the immediate proximity of the beer" ?? like, you can't decide, but you don't want beer, so you tell the bartender "give me something that's not beer, but that is near the beer" ?

[nekokami]

I think it's a beer flavored substance with no actual alcohol, Z-chan. I've never had any, though.

I'm afraid that I must also confess to liking decaffeinated espresso, as much as that must seem like an oxymoron to most of you.

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by nekokami

I think it's a beer flavored substance with no actual alcohol, Z-chan. I've never had any, though.

aaah, that does make a lot more sense than my idea. ok. well since i don't like actual beer, i really would hate having to drink something that had the same taste but won't even make your head spin, so i'll have to agree on that one.

I'm afraid that I must also confess to liking decaffeinated espresso, as much as that must seem like an oxymoron to most of you.

actually, i like tofu too, and i too like decaffeinated espresso, when it is good quality coffee. because i love coffee but if i drink it too late in the day it will keep me up all night, and i have a hard enough time getting to sleep at a reasonable hour as it is. (i know : "shocking !!" is what you're all thinking to yourselves.)

[montsnmags]

Originally Posted by nekokami

But... I like tofu. Not as a meat "substitute," but in and of itself.

Very nice in laksa, tofu is. Require any meat ingredients, it does not. Oyster mushrooms, a complement they are.

Originally Posted by nekokami

I think it's a beer flavored substance with no actual alcohol, Z-chan. I've never had any, though.

I like alcoholic ginger beer, especially homebrew.

I'm afraid that I must also confess to liking decaffeinated espresso, as much as that must seem like an oxymoron to most of you.

Well...that's just wrong.

Evil incarnate: Will Ferrell

Cheers,
Marc ("Evil" means "moronic", doesn't it?)

PS. Ralph Sir Edward: encouraging the uniting of nations via the ultimate peace keeper (Chocolate for everyone!)

[vivaldirules]

Originally Posted by montsnmags

Evil incarnate: Will Ferrell

Ooooh, you are so right there, marc. Two, maybe even three times more evil (eviler?) than my fixed-yet-unfixable toilet.

[montsnmags]

Originally Posted by vivaldirules

Ooooh, you are so right there, marc. Two, maybe even three times more evil than my fixed-yet-unfixable toilet.

Very appropriate analogy there, VR. I'd have probably gone for an exchange rate of four, or even five, but then I've not seen said toilet.

Cheers,
Marc

[slayda]

Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward

Harry T, Nate The Great, Sladya - - - incoming!!!!!!









And there's plenty more where they came from!

Why are mine smaller than theirs?

[EatingPie]

Originally Posted by HarryT

You're forgetting, perhaps, Nate, that I worked in the nuclear industry for more years than I care to remember? . This particular "stock" of yellowcake uranium had been under lock and key by IAEA inspectors since the first gulf war and was a remnant from Iraq's failed civilian nuclear power programme (the reactor built by the Soviet Union and destroyed by an Israeli attack). It does not represent an attempt by Mr. Saddam to build up a "nuclear stockpile" and is, in fact, completely useless for that purpose. It needs to be enriched to become weapons-grade material and Iraq never possessed any significant level of uranium enrichment technology. The stuff is no use to terrorists - heck, if any terrorists actually wanted any, you can buy it on the open market for about $10/kg. The only thing you can actually do with it is make fuel for power reactors from it, not "bombs".

As for anything reported by "Fox News"; that attribution alone is sufficient to discredit the story entirely.

The Liberal/Conservative Ideological Divide. Now that is Evil Incarnate!

Or another way to say it...

Originally Posted by slayda

We each have our own "preferred" propaganda! However, tell all the Kurds that were gassed to death by "Mr." Saddam that he had no weapons of mass destruction. I'm sure, were they still alive to say so, they would disagree with your evaluation.

Your "preferred" form of propaganda is Evil Incarnate! Mine, of course, is not!

Running a close second: The industrial design of the Amazon Kindle.

-Pie

[nekokami]

Originally Posted by montsnmags

Very nice in laksa, tofu is. Require any meat ingredients, it does not. Oyster mushrooms, a complement they are.

Ok, Yoda.

Originally Posted by montsnmags

Evil incarnate: Will Ferrell

Agreed, except in Stranger Than Fiction (perhaps the exception that proves the rule....)