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Geez! How many Dildo Dodo topics are there?! Its EASY! All you have to remember is that you press 6 and HOLD IT so you can get the seaplane up, you do not get it up using speed, even though it works SOMETIMES.

Do you think he should be tried as an adult or checked into a mental insitution, or do you think that perhaps he was wrongly accused of the crime? (though incredibly unlikely)

I think Obama was really hoping that his grandmother (who supported him so much) would be there (i think she might have been too old to travel, but...) I hope she rests in peace...although its unlikely since her grandson became one of the most powerful men on Earth the day after she died and she'll never know.

I found this article on MSN. Thoughts? FLAGSTAFF, Arizona - Police in this small eastern Arizona community are looking into the possibility that an 8-year-old boy who is charged with killing his father and another man with a rifle had been abused, the police chief said Saturday. The boy, who faces two counts of premeditated murder, did not act on the spur of the moment, Police Chief Roy Melnick said. "I'm not accusing anybody of anything at this point," he said Saturday. "But we're certainly going to look at the abuse part of this. He's 8 years old. He just doesn't decide one day that he's going to shoot his father and shoot his father's friend for no reason. Something led up to this." Story continues below ↓ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- advertisement | your ad here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Friday, a judge determined there was probable cause to show that the boy fatally shot his father, Vincent Romero, 29, and Timothy Romans, 39, of San Carlos, with a .22-caliber rifle. Under Arizona law, charges can be filed against anyone 8 or older. The judge ordered a psychological evaluation of the boy. Melnick said police had responded to calls of domestic violence at the Romero home in the past, but police were searching records Saturday to determine when those calls were placed. Melnick said police are pushing to have the boy tried as an adult, but he acknowledged it's unlikely a judge would grant that motion. "This is a severe double homicide, premeditated, and that's the right thing to do," he said. "We're going to use every avenue of the law that's available to us, but we're also looking at the human side." Melnick said officers arrived at Romero's home within minutes of the shooting Wednesday in St. Johns, which has a population of about 4,000 and is 168 miles northeast of Phoenix. They found one victim just outside the front door and the other dead in an upstairs room. Romans had been renting a room at the Romero house, prosecutors said. Both men were employees of a construction company working at a Salt River Project power plant near St. Johns. The boy went to a neighbor's house and said he "believed that his father was dead," said Apache County attorney Brad Carlyon. Apparent confession Melnick said police obtained a confession but the boy's defense attorney, Benjamin Brewer, said police overreached in questioning the boy without representation from a parent or attorney and did not advise him of his rights. "They became very accusing early on in the interview," Brewer said. "Two officers with guns at their side, it's very scary for anybody, for sure an 8-year-old kid." Prosecutors aren't sure where the case is headed, Carlyon said. "There's a ton of factors to be considered and weighed, including the juvenile's age," he said. "The counter balance against that, the acts that he apparently committed." Carlyon said the boy had no record of complaints with Arizona Child Protective Services. "He had no record of any kind, not even a disciplinary record at school," he said. "He has never been in trouble before." FBI statistics show instances of children younger than 11 committing homicides are very rare. According to recent FBI supplementary homicide reports, there were at least three such cases each year in 2003, 2004 and 2005; there were at least 15 in 2002. More recent statistics weren't available, nor were details of the cases. 'Legal minefield' Earlier this year in Arizona, prosecutors in Cochise County filed first-degree murder charges against a 12-year-old boy accused of killing his mother. Defense attorney Mike Piccarreta, who is not involved in the latest case, said each case has to be considered on its own merits, but it would be hard for him to comprehend that an 8-year-old has the mental capacity to understand the act of murder and its implications. "If they actually prosecute the guy, it's a legal minefield," he said. "And, two, society has to make a decision as to whether they want to start using the criminal justice system to deal with 8-year-olds. That doesn't mean you don't have a troubled kid." Wednesday's homicides were the first in at least four years in the community, where most people know one another, Melnick said. No one else had been killed there since 20 years ago, he said. Romero had full custody of the child. The boy's biological mother visited St. Johns during the weekend from Mississippi, and returned to Arizona after the shootings, Carlyon said. Brewer said the boy "seems to be in good spirits. "He's scared," he said. "He's trying to be tough, but he's scared."

I copy pasted this from MSN, I can't believe they're even considering this in Alaska! ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Is Sarah Palin the answer for defeated Republicans? After a historic rebuke at the polls, the Republican Party is staggering into an uncertain tomorrow with the White House and Congress in Democratic hands, no certain leader in sight and its membership divided over what it means to be a Republican. In her hometown of Wasilla in the Anchorage suburbs, "Palin 2012" T-shirts are already for sale. When John McCain's 44-year-old running mate returned to Alaska on Wednesday night after he lost the presidential election, she was greeted at the Anchorage airport by chants of "2012! 2012!" Asked by reporters if she might run for president, Palin said, "We'll see what happens then." Despite this exuberant homecoming, Palin’s return was somewhat overshadowed by a series of reports challenging her judgment and competency as a public servant. Fox News Channel reporter Carl Cameron reported that within the McCain camp, there were serious doubts about her knowledge of civics and current events. “She didn't know the nations involved in the North American Free Trade Agreement. ... She didn't understand, McCain aides told me … that Africa was a continent and not a country.” Newsweek’s “Special Election Project” reported other accusations being lobbed by campaign staffers, including new claims about Palin’s wardrobe expenditures. Calling her shopping spree “more extensive than previously reported,” one aide told Newsweek it was like “"Wasilla hillbillies looting Neiman Marcus from coast to coast.” Staffers also accuse her of spending “tens of thousands more than the reported $150,000,” and asking low-level staffers to put purchases on their credit cards. Newsweek also reported that during the Republican National Convention, McCain staffers Steve Schmidt and Mark Salter were greeted by a towel-wearing Palin when they arrived at her hotel room for a briefing. "I'll be just a minute," she said, and asked them to chat with her husband in the meantime. Sources also say that Schmidt, a strategist, was the one to veto Palin’s request to speak Tuesday night during McCain's concession speech. Meg Stapleton, Palin's spokeswoman, responded to the reports, saying, "This is so unfortunate and, quite honestly, sickening. The accusations we are hearing and reading are not true and since we deny all these anonymous allegations, there is nothing specific to which we will respond." Star of the ticket Ever since her selection as John McCain's running mate in late August, Palin was the star of the GOP ticket, though views of her vary wildly across the political spectrum. With the Republican brand corroded and the hunt on for the next Ronald Reagan, Palin could be one of many people competing to influence Republican ideas in the post-Bush era, maybe even as the party's leader. "Conservatives are still looking for Mr. Right. And maybe Mr. Right turns out to be Ms. Right," said Bill Whalen, a fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution. Palin "has built-in national stature and she's beloved by conservative talk radio," Whalen said. But "does she want to be a stay-at-home mom and a stay-at-home governor, or does she want to be a player on the national stage? She has to make a choice." She has done little to discourage speculation — begun even as McCain's campaign faded — that she could return to the ballot four years from now. Grover Norquist, a leading conservative and president of Americans for Tax Reform, called Palin "one of five or six people who is a plausible candidate for president in 2012," along with familiar names like Mitt Romney, Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. "She's in the top tier, but she's not next in line." Norquist said. Running as vice president "puts you in contention." Click for related content Vote: Should Palin run for president in 2012? NYT: Internal battles divided McCain, Palin camps Can survivors lead GOP out of the wilderness? Any number of other Republicans may step forward. Romney, the ex-Massachusetts governor who lost the nomination this year, has restarted his political action committee. Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is heading to the leadoff caucus state of Iowa on Nov. 22 to deliver the keynote address to a conservative group. For two intense months, Palin was the youthful foil to the old, sometimes cranky McCain. She was called everything from an empty skirt to the real deal. McCain, in defeat, called her "an impressive new voice in our party." "She's somewhat of a diamond in the rough," said former Republican National Committee member Barbara Alby, who credits Palin with energizing the ticket. "I expect she'll grow from that

Chris I care a lot about this kind of thing, but I didnt make a post for two reasons: 1: I thought someone already would make one 2: I thought people would go like, yes I know Obama's president, useless topic. But I probably should have made one anyway.

How sad and cruel really, she'll never find out if he became president.

Has anyone even mentioned that many states in the US have girls from elementary school to high school having less standards to fulfill in physical education than boys?

three How many missions involved killing a courier?

I never thought of woman in the way men thought of them 50 years ago, but i will admit that in even in TV and society, its obvious that woman<men, and it will be that way a long time until even the slightest gender discrimination is gone. Like, in sitcoms, its always the naggy not fun mom and the fun dad who makes crowds laugh, and also its like, your the man of the house, everyone sees references like that.

Ok look, i also think a lot of idiots are asking stupid questons liek that first word thing (wtf?) but its still a topic you can post in. Dont knock it, it helps me get my posts up.

I have no idea becase I dont COUNT THE MISSIONS, plus, MISSION 12 COULD BE ANYTHING BETWEEN LAWYER MISSIONS TO PHONE TO CORTEZ TO DIAZ! What song plays in the background during the briefing for the mission, The Job?

Should i celebrate? II want the candy but i dont want to dress up as a douche to get it.

53: Your like that topic in thegtaplace forum that never made a 1000. Incomplete.

Here's how to decide if something's fake: You go on a live show with people watching you and you scream and cry when you see some pickles.

Why the heck is the mother going to jail? It's gonna be like: The Kid: Mommy, school is so horrible The Mom: I know. I'm still in it.

So assuming this video was real and that the girl isn't just a paid actress, why the fuck would she go on a show that insults her?

It's like, Me: hey you wanna pickle? Her: -has a seizure-

I'd like to try eating a pickle in front of her. I bet it'd be hilarious.

So I guess the overall answer is yes. Personally I think the druggies who wanna die can go fuck themselves and do drugs should be able to do it legally for two reasons: 1. Boost to our economy, which we need desperately 2. There's too many people in the world and the idiots who wanna die should just die

-Dramitization- George Bush's Advisor/wife/cabinet: So Mr. President, should we legalize drugs in the US? Bush: Can't talk, I think...I think i'm having a mini freakout here. -takes another drag- That's probably how it went in Washington, and the whole thing dropped off the Radar

In the water, I forget where, but right next to a piece of land. True or False Candy Suxxx is attainable through a code on the PC version of GTA Vice City.

Whats cabbed? Yes there is a trashmaster and the back is black.. True or False: Candy's last name has 4 x's after Su

Ok first, buy the Press place and beat all of Earnest Kelly's missions. You MUST DO THAT. Then you have to do most, but not all of the following to unlock the final two missions of Vice City: -Buy Pole Position Club, and go into the back room with the uglyass dancer, and wait there watching the dancer until 600 dollars are gone, and the mission is complete, this helps you in the long run. -Buy Sunshine autos and go to the bottom floor where the garages are. Complete the list of cars on the wall by bringing the appropriate cars there. If you do the first list, the asset is done and you dont need to do more, but complete the other lists and you get three bonus cars. -Buy The Malibu Club and do the missions there -Buy the Boatyard and do the Checkpoint Charlie mission on the Squallo. -Buy Kaufman Cabs, then do the Cab missions That should do it. Eventually, you'll get a phone call giving you a new mission at the Printing Press, it is called Cap the Collectors, and after that, you'll get the final mission of Vice City, called Keep Your Friends Close... Have Fun.

http://www.thegtaplace.com/forums/index.ph...c=16519&hl= That's the link for my other custom missions, I just wanted to put this out there. Sorry for double post someone delete this is they dont like it but I thought since this was my topic...