Quoting richey from 20:33, 12th Apr 2006
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Q. lord of the rings or harry potter?? elijah wood or tobey maguire?? bicsuit or cake?? lamb or chicken??
A. Some pressing yet obvious questions. Lord of the Rings is an epic tale of rings and stuff, but the meat and potatos of this are the bombastic battles which send me into a leg-rubbing frenzy. Harry Potter is a geek who rubs his groin all over a wooden stick - enough said.
Elijah Wood is Frodo, the worst character in Lord of the Rings because he looks kind of like a frog and speaks with the least convincing French accent I've ever heard. Tobey Maguire shoots his sticky loads to incredible effect in Spiderman and therefore wins.
Cakes make me drip saliva from every orifice but threaten to morph the female population into sweating, blubbery beach balls. If you've ever had the extravagence to purchase a broken biscuit selection, you will know that biscuits, no matter how mutated and dishevelled, will always taste like they have been baked between the thighs of Adonis. They win.
The next contest is a question of ethics. How could you possibly eat a lamb in the full knowledge that you have robbed a young fuzzling of its very being? Not only are chickens loud, ugly, stupid and annoying but they generally just piss me right off and I eat them with fervish, just because I know that an animal had to die to sustain me. Chickens win.
On Thursday, April 13, 2006 you asked the following question;
does the state of Israel have the right to exist?
The following answer has just been sent to you;
yes.
SHOULD CHINA BE CONSIDERED A 'REVISIONIST' POWER, A 'STATUS QUO' POWER OR BOTH?
I have to write 4500 words on this. What do you think?
The following answer has just been sent to you;
I think you better get started ASAP sucka! but I would call it revisionist as there are more and more free market practices being allowed in China, soon after I'm sure there will be a growth in civil liberties and then they might top the US
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