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Off Topic / Re: Post xmas loot
« on: December 25, 2016, 07:29:17 AM »mr peanut statuewhy tho
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Off Topic / Re: dumb stuff you did as a kid: the thread
« on: December 25, 2016, 07:21:29 AM »
i jumped onto a glass table when i was 2 or 3 and i put my left pinky finger in the cogs of a coffee grinder when i was 4 and its scarred. they couldnt stitch it because its was in a zigzag
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Drama / Re: WombRaider -stuffposting Child
« on: December 24, 2016, 10:21:19 PM »this kid puts kek in every other sentence he makes that I see on mutual discords.tru, tru. its not necessarily a bad habit.
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Drama / Re: WombRaider -stuffposting Child
« on: December 24, 2016, 07:31:52 PM »do you have autismyou said 'this kid is an alt of buzzwaker....' you literally said that, now let me turn the tables on you. do you have autism or are you just a moron?
check the post dates
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Drama / Re: Goofton 87094 Vegeta 9102 Pliski 135599
« on: December 24, 2016, 07:30:03 PM »Guys say nothing that pisses me off or makes me mad because i cant control my anger.yeahhh... you just cucked yourself boy
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Off Topic / NORAD Tracks Santa started because someone screwed up.
« on: December 24, 2016, 07:04:25 PM »
source ; imgur
cool story to get in the holiday mood and to warm your heart
This is Col. Harry Shoup, commander of the Continental Air Defense Command, and he is the definition of an awesome guy.
He's responsible for NORAD Tracks Santa.
Background real quick. NORAD is the North American Aerospace Defense Command, and they're responsible for the defense of all of North America from Maritime and Aerospace attacks. But they also track Santa Claus for the little tykes of the world.
Back in 1955, they were called the Continental Air Defense Command, and this guy was in charge. He had a red phone that only he, and a 4 star general at the Pentagon had the number for. If those damn commies were gonna attack, he was the first one to know because of that red phone.
Well, one day. A newspaper in Colorado Springs ran this Sears ad, telling kids to call the fat red guy himself. But there was a problem.
They mistyped the phone number. Guess where that phone number went instead?
You got it. Col. Shoup's red phone.
This guy is chilling at his desk one day in December of 1955 when his red phone rings. I mean, I'd probably have been freaking out a bit. This is the height of the Cold War. Who knows what he's gonna be told? So, like to Colonel he is, he answers it calmly and composed. Then this little girl answers him asking "Is this Santa Clause?"
The Colonel is confused as hell. Like. What? Is this some Soviet pinko trick? Like, come on. Santa may wear a red suit, but he's a good Christian, not some commie. He was taken aback.
Naturally, he was pissed and thought it a joke. But when the kid started to cry, he realized it was no joke. So he quickly became Santa Claus. He HoHoHo'd, asked if she's been good this year, and cheered her up. Everyone in the room with him must have been confused AF.
So when he was done talking to the girl, he asked to speak to her mom. And he demanded to know what was going on. She just said "Have you not seen the Sears Ad? It's all over the paper."
So instead of freaking out, he just set a couple soldiers to work the phones and pretend to be Santa.
There was also a big glass board in the office, that was used to track airplanes coming into the US and Canada. On Christmas Eve, he came into the office and saw someone had drawn Santa and his reindeer coming in over Canada from the North Pole. He stood there a looked at it. When a soldier asked nervously if he wanted it erased, he just stood there considering it. Then instead of freaking out, he went picked up a phone and called the radio station saying "This is the commander at the Combat Alert Center, and we have an unidentified flying object. Why, it looks like a sleigh."
So the radio stations in town called him about every hour asking where Santa was. And it took off from there.
After that, he received letters from all over the world thanking him. And when he was old and gray (in his 90s), he apparently carried them all in a briefcase labeled "Top Secret"
TL;DR: Good guy Colonel saves Christmas for a little girl, starts huge tradition.
cool story to get in the holiday mood and to warm your heart
This is Col. Harry Shoup, commander of the Continental Air Defense Command, and he is the definition of an awesome guy.
He's responsible for NORAD Tracks Santa.
Background real quick. NORAD is the North American Aerospace Defense Command, and they're responsible for the defense of all of North America from Maritime and Aerospace attacks. But they also track Santa Claus for the little tykes of the world.
Back in 1955, they were called the Continental Air Defense Command, and this guy was in charge. He had a red phone that only he, and a 4 star general at the Pentagon had the number for. If those damn commies were gonna attack, he was the first one to know because of that red phone.
Well, one day. A newspaper in Colorado Springs ran this Sears ad, telling kids to call the fat red guy himself. But there was a problem.
They mistyped the phone number. Guess where that phone number went instead?
You got it. Col. Shoup's red phone.
This guy is chilling at his desk one day in December of 1955 when his red phone rings. I mean, I'd probably have been freaking out a bit. This is the height of the Cold War. Who knows what he's gonna be told? So, like to Colonel he is, he answers it calmly and composed. Then this little girl answers him asking "Is this Santa Clause?"
The Colonel is confused as hell. Like. What? Is this some Soviet pinko trick? Like, come on. Santa may wear a red suit, but he's a good Christian, not some commie. He was taken aback.
Naturally, he was pissed and thought it a joke. But when the kid started to cry, he realized it was no joke. So he quickly became Santa Claus. He HoHoHo'd, asked if she's been good this year, and cheered her up. Everyone in the room with him must have been confused AF.
So when he was done talking to the girl, he asked to speak to her mom. And he demanded to know what was going on. She just said "Have you not seen the Sears Ad? It's all over the paper."
So instead of freaking out, he just set a couple soldiers to work the phones and pretend to be Santa.
There was also a big glass board in the office, that was used to track airplanes coming into the US and Canada. On Christmas Eve, he came into the office and saw someone had drawn Santa and his reindeer coming in over Canada from the North Pole. He stood there a looked at it. When a soldier asked nervously if he wanted it erased, he just stood there considering it. Then instead of freaking out, he went picked up a phone and called the radio station saying "This is the commander at the Combat Alert Center, and we have an unidentified flying object. Why, it looks like a sleigh."
So the radio stations in town called him about every hour asking where Santa was. And it took off from there.
After that, he received letters from all over the world thanking him. And when he was old and gray (in his 90s), he apparently carried them all in a briefcase labeled "Top Secret"
TL;DR: Good guy Colonel saves Christmas for a little girl, starts huge tradition.
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Off Topic / Re: Merry Christmas. It's Officially Christmas in Australia.
« on: December 24, 2016, 07:00:42 PM »
im experiencing The True American Christmas
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Off Topic / Re: Giving away 9 fairly stuff steam games that I bought.
« on: December 24, 2016, 06:42:51 PM »
steamcommunity/id/skuberdoo/
plazma being or last photon you choose
plazma being or last photon you choose
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Drama / Re: WombRaider -stuffposting Child
« on: December 24, 2016, 05:32:57 PM »this kid is an alt of buzzwaker, if he isn't i'd be surprisedkek you're a handicap. its ravencroft and pretending you know makes you look even more like a cuck
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Drama / Re: chakada
« on: December 24, 2016, 05:31:26 PM »you were the dude that started the stufffest by mic spamming in the first placeits literally ragref's trademark kek, and besides if it bothered you to the point of you getting pissed and trying to call me you could've muted him
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Off Topic / Re: Post xmas loot
« on: December 24, 2016, 03:58:37 PM »
well all i got right now is a new baseball bat, cubs jersey, and some rad new limited edition beats studios
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Drama / Re: chakada
« on: December 23, 2016, 10:30:43 PM »drew and maxx kept posting pictures of tills on the good one
Yet you call me toxic. hm.yes. i admit that i did do all of this. but do you realize that is in the past? i learned my lesson because after the nix stuff people in the good one said i had taken an influence off of entropia and i said i did, so i apologized for all of this and got on with this. the tills stuff is in the past as well, i want to focus on stuff you did this week, not focus on stuff in the past. i apologized for all of it and people forgave me. tills, most of the good one, a lot of them. there is no excuse for what you did today.
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Drama / Re: chakada
« on: December 23, 2016, 10:07:23 PM »No I didn't give him admin, you can't give people the same role as you if you're a high role, he was mod to begin withwith tills you dingus
and exactly where did you even pull jiggy from he has nothing to do with this lmfao
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Drama / Re: chakada
« on: December 23, 2016, 10:02:59 PM »No I didn'tthen tell me why jiggy came in to begin with? also, you gave me and ragref admin to kick everyone out
plus, again, you encouraged it, yet took no part in it, but you call peer pressure. funny.
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Drama / Re: chakada
« on: December 23, 2016, 09:53:48 PM »You weren't even there when we even did it, plus you were all for it so don't act like I manipulated you because you didn't do stuff in the first place lolare you serious? jiggee came in because you did it aswell. i was also there when you trashed meatsale's server lets not play dumb here.
Also exposing some one's identity over a large discord is toxic in case you didn't know