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  1. And once again... on Blizzard/Vivendi Files Suit Against Bnetd Project · · Score: -1

    Ring BARER. Someone who BARES A RING

    Fucktard.

    And yes, I DO like ass-sex actually. Care to insert a limb?

  2. And by that, he means... on Bertelsman Seeks to Buy Napster · · Score: -1

    "Anal Ice". The act of administering a frozen slush enema in order to numb the sphincter and colon area. This allows for trivial penetration of novices.

  3. Two words... on Bertelsman Seeks to Buy Napster · · Score: -1

    Statutory Rape. A sure-fire guaranteed way of getting the chicks. Because all girls, especially high-school girls, secretly desire being abused by the quiet, sensitive boys in school. That's why they laugh at your love letters, because all they want is you to ram into them whilst strangling their scrawny necks.

    You can't talk to them. You can't write them poetry. You can only fuck them. Long, hard, and painfully.

    It's the only language they know.

  4. Heterogeneous Local Network? on Sharing a Heterogeneous Local Network · · Score: -1

    Isn't that a euphamism for unprotected (and unlubricated) anal sex between consenting male adults and unconsenting male children?

    Fist Sport!

  5. Very well then on Blizzard/Vivendi Files Suit Against Bnetd Project · · Score: -1

    I claim my share of VA Linux^H^H^H^H^HSoftware's wealth.

    Oh. There isn't any.

  6. Steady on, Klerck. on Blizzard/Vivendi Files Suit Against Bnetd Project · · Score: -1

    Once again, a 'filthy', 'despicable' -1 posting 'Troll' makes a valid and insightful comment from the ghetto.

    One day, Slashdot will grow up and stop permitting such blatant "Companies deserve to be ripped off" propaganda.

  7. Fist Sport on Blizzard/Vivendi Files Suit Against Bnetd Project · · Score: -1

    We love Linux. But we love Windows games more!

  8. Not true on A New Low for Web Advertisers: Pop-Up Downloads · · Score: -1, Troll

    The Crossover browser plugin, being conveniently 'closed source', connects to Codeweaver's servers every time you view a media file with it. It sends the URL, file name, your IP and your username as well.

    This is a very dangerous precedent, as Linux users, in their rush to make their computers 'More like Windows', also accept some of the vunerabilities.

  9. Correction on A New Low for Web Advertisers: Pop-Up Downloads · · Score: -1

    Rape-spoo

  10. Both wrong on A New Low for Web Advertisers: Pop-Up Downloads · · Score: -1

    The spelling is "cunts". Women have no place in society other than to act as receptacles for our manly love-fluid.

  11. Yet more cancerware on A New Low for Web Advertisers: Pop-Up Downloads · · Score: -1

    Clearly the work of Islamic Terrorists and their cowardly sympathisers. These sub-human creatures must be hunted down and eliminated from decent society.

    For before long, the Internet WILL grind to a halt under these constant attacks in the name of 'Free Commerce'. Spam was just the tip of the iceberg. Now every filthy raghead with a grudge can code some cancerware and compromise our machines.

  12. Simple on Two Years of Unmaintained Free Software · · Score: -1

    Bookmark search.pl

    And I claim your Fist Sport!

  13. Another victory for Authoritarianism... on Law Scholars Say WaveLAN Hacking Is Legal, In Germany · · Score: -1

    But what do you expect for the nation that gave the world Concentration Camps.

    Fist Sport!

  14. Re:what sort of a name is bzflag? on Review: BZFlag 3D Tank Game · · Score: -1

    But it DID have a grunting monkey going around smashing everything. Which is all that niggers are capable of anyway.

  15. Talyn and Crais are now dead! on Farscape Returns Tonight · · Score: -1

    Yet another annoying spoiler. They sacrificed themselves to destroy the Command Carrier.

  16. Aryn Pregnant with Kryten's child??? on Farscape Returns Tonight · · Score: -1

    Yeah, I never saw that coming!

  17. What I want to know is... on ATI vs. NVIDIA: The Next Generation · · Score: -1

    Why all this ATI ass-kissing. No-one with any sense uses their shitty attempts at graphics cards anymore.

    They're even less popular than Mozilla.

  18. First USPTO on 8 Days Remain For USPTO Advisory Nominations · · Score: -1

    Laugh!

  19. Kai Hansen is GOD! on Gamma Ray Bursts are Nascent Black Holes · · Score: -1

    The hardest question in relation to the Middle East conflict is how the global community should perceive the world-changing events in Israel and the Occupied Territories.

    A brief history of the past decade

    In 1993, Israel and Palestine signed the 'Oslo Accords', both sides admitting they were wrong, and vowing to make amends. This was a historic occasion for World Peace, made most significant by the 'Doomsday Clock' being moved back to 15 minutes to midnight. (I'm afraid I do not have the link here, so use Google)

    What followed surprised and shocked every decent living person in the important countries. Whereas most right-thinking folk would regard a cessation of hostilities to be a sign of hope, the Palestinian terrorists began their perpetual waves of suicide bombings.

    This can be traced back to one root cause. Islam. The Koran teaches muslims that when an enemy yields, they should be struck down for good. Israel yielded. Israel admitted they made mistakes. Israel offered the olive branch...

    Only to have their hand cut off in the name of 'allah'. Repeatedly, Israel tried diplomacy, attempted to rescue some kind of peace out of the accords, now strewn in tatters across the broken bodies of Jewish civilians. Their reward? More violence. More terrorism.

    It is the nature of muslims to destroy. Their beliefs are systematically geared towards the eradication of all non-muslim life on the planet. Presuming their religion to be peaceful and productive, like Sikhism, Hinduism and even Judaism, the western authorities let this cancer spread.

    Israel faced a perpetual struggle, both within and outside its borders. For each attempt at rightful defence was rebuked by condemnation from the World Council. In the end, something had to be done. And Israel began fighting back.

    What followed was a tit-for-tat exchange of hostilities. Israel advanced. The Palestinians capitulated. Peace was discussed. Israel withdrew. And then the Palestinians attacked again. A perpetual cycle of hatred.

    The Israelite Jew is an embittered, harrowed person. Even though they may not agree with the actions of their government, they are perpetual targets of Islamo-racist terrorism. But at least they still have the right to disagree.

    Islam does not permit disagreement with the holy jihad which their deluded sub-human footsoldiers are playing out every time they throw a grenade into a Jewish schoolyard.

    So, where should the global community stand? Clearly, Islamic terrorism is a world-wide crisis. Be it in New York, France, or the streets of Britain during last year's rioting. Where should we stand? Ask yourself this:

    How many countries lost citizens in the name of Islam on September 11th, 2001?

  20. What should Germany do regarding the Middle East? on Germany's Version of DMCA/DRM · · Score: -1

    The hardest question in relation to the Middle East conflict is how the global community should perceive the world-changing events in Israel and the Occupied Territories.

    A brief history of the past decade

    In 1993, Israel and Palestine signed the 'Oslo Accords', both sides admitting they were wrong, and vowing to make amends. This was a historic occasion for World Peace, made most significant by the 'Doomsday Clock' being moved back to 15 minutes to midnight. (I'm afraid I do not have the link here, so use Google)

    What followed surprised and shocked every decent living person in the important countries. Whereas most right-thinking folk would regard a cessation of hostilities to be a sign of hope, the Palestinian terrorists began their perpetual waves of suicide bombings.

    This can be traced back to one root cause. Islam. The Koran teaches muslims that when an enemy yields, they should be struck down for good. Israel yielded. Israel admitted they made mistakes. Israel offered the olive branch...

    Only to have their hand cut off in the name of 'allah'. Repeatedly, Israel tried diplomacy, attempted to rescue some kind of peace out of the accords, now strewn in tatters across the broken bodies of Jewish civilians. Their reward? More violence. More terrorism.

    It is the nature of muslims to destroy. Their beliefs are systematically geared towards the eradication of all non-muslim life on the planet. Presuming their religion to be peaceful and productive, like Sikhism, Hinduism and even Judaism, the western authorities let this cancer spread.

    Israel faced a perpetual struggle, both within and outside its borders. For each attempt at rightful defence was rebuked by condemnation from the World Council. In the end, something had to be done. And Israel began fighting back.

    What followed was a tit-for-tat exchange of hostilities. Israel advanced. The Palestinians capitulated. Peace was discussed. Israel withdrew. And then the Palestinians attacked again. A perpetual cycle of hatred.

    The Israelite Jew is an embittered, harrowed person. Even though they may not agree with the actions of their government, they are perpetual targets of Islamo-racist terrorism. But at least they still have the right to disagree.

    Islam does not permit disagreement with the holy jihad which their deluded sub-human footsoldiers are playing out every time they throw a grenade into a Jewish schoolyard.

    So, where should the global community stand? Clearly, Islamic terrorism is a world-wide crisis. Be it in New York, France, or the streets of Britain during last year's rioting. Where should we stand? Ask yourself this:

    How many countries lost citizens in the name of Islam on September 11th, 2001?

  21. Steins? Gamma Rays? on Gamma Ray Bursts are Nascent Black Holes · · Score: -1

    Any Helloween fans in the audience?

    Fist Sport!

  22. Muslims hate beer - and they hate YOU! on Beer Stein Goes Hi Tech · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    The hardest question in relation to the Middle East conflict is how the global community should perceive the world-changing events in Israel and the Occupied Territories.

    A brief history of the past decade

    In 1993, Israel and Palestine signed the 'Oslo Accords', both sides admitting they were wrong, and vowing to make amends. This was a historic occasion for World Peace, made most significant by the 'Doomsday Clock' being moved back to 15 minutes to midnight. (I'm afraid I do not have the link here, so use Google)

    What followed surprised and shocked every decent living person in the important countries. Whereas most right-thinking folk would regard a cessation of hostilities to be a sign of hope, the Palestinian terrorists began their perpetual waves of suicide bombings.

    This can be traced back to one root cause. Islam. The Koran teaches muslims that when an enemy yields, they should be struck down for good. Israel yielded. Israel admitted they made mistakes. Israel offered the olive branch...

    Only to have their hand cut off in the name of 'allah'. Repeatedly, Israel tried diplomacy, attempted to rescue some kind of peace out of the accords, now strewn in tatters across the broken bodies of Jewish civilians. Their reward? More violence. More terrorism.

    It is the nature of muslims to destroy. Their beliefs are systematically geared towards the eradication of all non-muslim life on the planet. Presuming their religion to be peaceful and productive, like Sikhism, Hinduism and even Judaism, the western authorities let this cancer spread.

    Israel faced a perpetual struggle, both within and outside its borders. For each attempt at rightful defence was rebuked by condemnation from the World Council. In the end, something had to be done. And Israel began fighting back.

    What followed was a tit-for-tat exchange of hostilities. Israel advanced. The Palestinians capitulated. Peace was discussed. Israel withdrew. And then the Palestinians attacked again. A perpetual cycle of hatred.

    The Israelite Jew is an embittered, harrowed person. Even though they may not agree with the actions of their government, they are perpetual targets of Islamo-racist terrorism. But at least they still have the right to disagree.

    Islam does not permit disagreement with the holy jihad which their deluded sub-human footsoldiers are playing out every time they throw a grenade into a Jewish schoolyard.

    So, where should the global community stand? Clearly, Islamic terrorism is a world-wide crisis. Be it in New York, France, or the streets of Britain during last year's rioting. Where should we stand? Ask yourself this:

    How many countries lost citizens in the name of Islam on September 11th, 2001?

  23. I am not afraid! on PetsWarehouse vs. Mailing List · · Score: 0

    Although I preferred Gabrielle. And it's always a pleasure to see Bruce Campbell again, admittedly sans-chainsaw.

  24. Where should the global community stand? on PetsWarehouse vs. Mailing List · · Score: 0

    The hardest question in relation to the Middle East conflict is how the global community should perceive the world-changing events in Israel and the Occupied Territories.

    A brief history of the past decade

    In 1993, Israel and Palestine signed the 'Oslo Accords', both sides admitting they were wrong, and vowing to make amends. This was a historic occasion for World Peace, made most significant by the 'Doomsday Clock' being moved back to 15 minutes to midnight. (I'm afraid I do not have the link here, so use Google)

    What followed surprised and shocked every decent living person in the important countries. Whereas most right-thinking folk would regard a cessation of hostilities to be a sign of hope, the Palestinian terrorists began their perpetual waves of suicide bombings.

    This can be traced back to one root cause. Islam. The Koran teaches muslims that when an enemy yields, they should be struck down for good. Israel yielded. Israel admitted they made mistakes. Israel offered the olive branch...

    Only to have their hand cut off in the name of 'allah'. Repeatedly, Israel tried diplomacy, attempted to rescue some kind of peace out of the accords, now strewn in tatters across the broken bodies of Jewish civilians. Their reward? More violence. More terrorism.

    It is the nature of muslims to destroy. Their beliefs are systematically geared towards the eradication of all non-muslim life on the planet. Presuming their religion to be peaceful and productive, like Sikhism, Hinduism and even Judaism, the western authorities let this cancer spread.

    Israel faced a perpetual struggle, both within and outside its borders. For each attempt at rightful defence was rebuked by condemnation from the World Council. In the end, something had to be done. And Israel began fighting back.

    What followed was a tit-for-tat exchange of hostilities. Israel advanced. The Palestinians capitulated. Peace was discussed. Israel withdrew. And then the Palestinians attacked again. A perpetual cycle of hatred.

    The Israelite Jew is an embittered, harrowed person. Even though they may not agree with the actions of their government, they are perpetual targets of Islamo-racist terrorism. But at least they still have the right to disagree.

    Islam does not permit disagreement with the holy jihad which their deluded sub-human footsoldiers are playing out every time they throw a grenade into a Jewish schoolyard.

    So, where should the global community stand? Clearly, Islamic terrorism is a world-wide crisis. Be it in New York, France, or the streets of Britain during last year's rioting. Where should we stand? Ask yourself this:

    How many countries lost citizens in the name of Islam on September 11th, 2001?

  25. Designed? on PetsWarehouse vs. Mailing List · · Score: 0

    You honestly think that filthy spick DeWopza has ever SEEN a UML diagram? I don't think they have those in his filthy barrio.

    KDE, on the other hand, is a fine example of German Engineering. Vorsprung Deutsch Technik.

    Gnome was developed with the sole intention of not being KDE. This is why it has failed. KDE chose to make a good product from the start. This is why they have succeeded.

    Open Source is forever cursed with 'Political Programmers', who develop according to ideology rather than established coding practises.

    Why choose Linux? BECAUSE IT'S NOT MICROSOFT!

    Linux zealots haven't got round to crashing planes into buildings yet, but give them time. There are already patches for xpilot which allow you to crash into the Microsoft Campus. They are in training.