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EphraimParticipantIsn’t Left 4 Dead less than a year old. It isn’t like Valve to come out with a sequel so soon. Wouldn’t they just make updates to the original game for years and years?
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EphraimParticipantI’ll have the Facebook page up shortly. Until then, here are some of the more memorable pictures:
EphraimParticipantIf they turned TF2 into a sitcom, I would totally watch. I am not sure what this says about me.
EphraimParticipantEphraim loves Nickname. Nickname loves Ephraim.
EphraimParticipantHahaha! It’s funny when people fail!
EphraimParticipant1. Sorry I accidently edited your post. I ment to hit “quote.” Whoops.
2. The clip you showed only proves that Sean Hannity is willing to debate ant-semites. Sean Hannity worked with a jewish person (Alan Colmes) for over a decade and often has other jewish people (Bernard Goldberg, *edited* Morris, ect.) on his new show.
3. Even Alan Colmes thinks he’s not an anti-semite. Duh.
EphraimParticipantNuRayZ said:
Most republicans want to argue.And you don’t?
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But there is nothing to argue here? No matter how many examples you give, there is always a fox news counter to show…its a retardly dumb argument to try and prove that fox news is the least unbiased. Just like its retarded to try and argue the fact that CNN or MSNBC is the MOST biased.I do believe you started this thread with a video criticising Fox. Then I post videos criticising the competition, so suddenly posting examples becomes retarded. There is an enormous amount of filth regularly coming out of MSNBC, compared to only the occaisional gaffe being made on Fox. But, if you refuse to talk about content, how about ratings?
http://hotair.com/archives/2009/04/16/rati…party-coverage/
MSNBC barely matters anymore and will likely be gone in a few years. CNN remains a healthy second, but rarely beats
Fox.
While we’re at it, here’s a brief section of Bernard Goldberg’s essay “Fox Derangement Syndrome”:
“All those lefties getting so much face time on Fox should make your run-of-the-mill liberals very happy, right? But it doesn’t. Why? Two reasons: First, they don’t even noticce the liberals on Fox, in much the same way that a fish doesn’t notice the water he’s swimming in. Seeing liberals on the news seems so natural to liberals that it doesn’t register as any big deal. Second, they do notice the conservatives who are debating the liberals. They stick out like the proverbial sore thumb. And their very presence–actually, their very existence–makes liberals mad.
Their anger leads to a debilitating disorientation. Liberals, remember, are used to getting their news from CBS, PBS, NBC, and ABC. They aren’t accustomed to seeing conservatives on television. Can you imagine how they feel, the poor darlings–the ones who actually watch Fox, that is–when they tune in to Hannity & Colmes? They hate Colmes, the liberal, because he isn’t crazy enough for them. And they hate Hannity because, well, because he’s a conservative. The agony must be unbearable.
And you know what else drives them bonkers? Fox’s ‘Fair and Balanced’ slogan. Oh, how thay hate it! It’s like a sharp stick in their eye. How, they scrream, can a news operation possibly be “fair and balanced” when it has the gall to present both sides of the argument!”
EphraimParticipantPersonally, I’d say say Fox is the least biased of the major news networks. Do many of the commentators lean slightly right? Yeah, but they are usually paired off with a liberal commentator to keep things even. Also, the reporters stick to reporting and leave the commentary to the commentators.
And while we’re talking about CNN:
And one more dig at MSNBC because they’re so lame:
EphraimParticipantThere are problems with all the 24-hour news networks, but Fox is the least flawed. If you want to see a truly corrupt news network, watch MSNBC. According to the ratings, you will be the only one.
EphraimParticipantdRuGLa said:
I don’t like you guys.Chomama.
EphraimParticipantPink Monkey #5 said:
that is so disturbing…You aint seen nothing.
Would you believe this one received an Academy Award?
EphraimParticipantFelix Nova said:
To anyone who still wants the pic I didn’t include the other time, PM me. XDYou put the camera in your pants, didn’t you. It’s okay. I used to be Historian too. The temptation is pretty overwhleming.
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EphraimParticipantThis thread makes me sick to my tummy-tum-tums.
EphraimParticipantOh. Michael Bay. You suck at everything.

EphraimParticipantIt’s funny to watch Major’s avatar next to the post that it comes from. It’s like Big Nutjob/Little Nutjob.
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EphraimParticipantO HAI GUYZ! CAN I HAZ ATTENDANS?
EphraimParticipantI have such little faith in this thread that I am going to link to my entry for Chris Simm’s 30 Second Recap Contest.
EphraimParticipantNuRayZ said:
Like Garfield, fat *edited* of a cat, Tony really died of being to *edited*ing fat.I heard they all died of cholesterol.
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You know who else is a big orange cat? Garfield. What does Garfield like to eat? Lasagna. A food favored by Italians that is loaded with fat and carbohydrates, causing morbid obesity in both Italians and felines, an obesity that, if untreated, can lead to – you guessed it – death.Garfield hates mondays. Solomon Grundy was born on a monday. Solomon Grundy is a nursery rhyme. Another nursery rhyme is Humpty Dumpty, whose protagonist is an egg. An egg is sometimes used as a metaphor for life and creation. Creation happens to be one of the central themes of the book of Genesis. Genesis was an English band. One of their most famous songs was “Land of Confusion.” The music video for this song featured puppet caricatures of Cold War politicians. Perhaps the most famous puppeteer to ever live was Jim Henson. Early in his career, Henson created many short commercials for Wilkins Coffee. Many historians believe coffee originated in Ethiopia, a country in western Africa. In October 1935, Italy invaded Ethiopia in an attempt to recreate the Holy Roman Empire. Before this event, the general public of many countries considered Mussolini to be a great and compassionate leader, but this gross display of force started to make people reconsider their opinions of him. One of the few defenders of the Italian invasion of Ethiopia was Adolf Hitler. Hitler was famous for his mustache, which was shaved along both sides, but left hair below the nose. Charlie Chaplin also popularized this style of mustache. Chaplin was a popular Depression-era entertainer, as was Al Jolson. Al Jolson was Jewish. So was George Burns, who died of cardiac arrest at the age of 100.
Yeah, you’re right. Tony Soprano died.
EphraimParticipantEphraim said:
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( Ephraim my name is spelled wrong
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( Also its Ice Angel not Angle )

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EphraimParticipantKaz-Ka said:
I still think its funny that SFIV had the worst attendance at this LAN but had the highest at the last one. lol.I’ll get the stats up as soon as I got the attendance sheet.
I heard a lot of possitive feedback on the prizes this time. Devin and Angle loved the posters so much that they took pictures of them with their cell phones and made them their backgrounds. We seriously need to court Shark Robot. I also heard some interest in Bring It.
EphraimParticipantFelix: 1… 2… 3…
Zack: Frosted butts.
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EphraimParticipantEsoteric references ftw!
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