Jan 1, 1907: the day we got fucked
Created on: March 11th, 2007
Jan 1, 1907: the day we got fucked

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Nordal
March 11th, 2007
7:10:03 PM CDT
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YOUR VAUGE REFERENCE TO HOMOSEXUALITY IS OFFENSIVE AND WRONG
TimothyChainsaw
March 11th, 2007
7:11:36 PM CDT
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i like tarzan boy, and i think it is also a good song to express a sense of despair or loathing
TimothyChainsaw
March 11th, 2007
7:12:10 PM CDT
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homosexual refrence was not intended
Swordfish45
March 11th, 2007
7:16:12 PM CDT
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I would like to at least know what the f*ck im eating. They also passed a bill making all companies let you know if they took a dump in your food too. Go eat a sh*t filled hot pocket you fat f*ck.
HeatherChandler
March 11th, 2007
7:16:40 PM CDT
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Why not use some other music, like "One Toke Over the Line" or "Cocaine Blues" or "Coming into Los Angeles"... I mean it wouldn't make it a LOT better but it would rise it above sh*t to something that required thought.
TimothyChainsaw
March 11th, 2007
7:21:35 PM CDT
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in response to swordfish
TimothyChainsaw
March 11th, 2007
7:24:09 PM CDT
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the act that protected the health standards of you meat was actually the meat inspection act, and you are just to egar to be critical to even see the humor in this ytmnd
TimothyChainsaw
March 11th, 2007
7:24:51 PM CDT
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thanks for the tip heather i think i'll change it
BlackSabbath
March 11th, 2007
7:30:28 PM CDT
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The food and drug act required that labels provide detailed info about exactly what was in food and drugs. This act didn't outlaw any drugs, it simply required that labels of food and drugs containing drugs explicitly label the contained drugs. Marijuana, Cocaine, Opium, ect. weren't even started to be banned until 1937.