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"7. And most important, $750,000 in 100-dollar notes were found with him (a pittance for his captors who expected a $25m reward)â€" but no communications equipment of any kind, whether cell phone or even a carrier pigeon for contacting the outside world."

If the $750K was a pittance from the army to Saddam's captors, why would they even report its existence to the media, and moreover- why would the money still be in the Army's hands?



This doesn't disprove the overall captor theory.  Afterall, it would be more plausible that the military paid its entire debt to the captors and that the 750k is simply a ploy to convince disbelievers that it actually is Saddam.  But who's to say 750k isn't simply the severance pay for one of Saddam's doubles.  Haha.

Besides what gives those supposed captors any more credibility of distinguishing Saddam from a double?  I pose this only to Barcik, who appears to view that one quote to be hard evidence. Could not a double have been held captive just as easily as the real Saddam?

So Barcik, after pasting someone's detailed and thought-provoking theory on the current events, you simply want to insult those who are skeptical?


I believe it is the real Saddam, regardless of explaination, but to call someone bias is to call someone "someone else".

Someone woke Saddam
Said "Get up, it's time for school!"
He hugged his blanket.


So yak won't look dumb
Smart for me to make aware
Change my post I did

we'll do what we always do- the americans will leave someone with our interests in our place, so that we look justified and all that.     But whoever we put in power will exploit that power and we will have to come back and fight them years from now.

I'd say Bush's second term is pretty much locked in at this point.  I just enjoy the fact the operation was titled "Red Dawn."

http://www.kabalarians.com//Male/jesse.htm

I don't really think this one did me much justice. Materialistic and unartistic, really? Tactless, patient, and positive? Hmm.

I think astrology matches me better,  because I am a pretty dead-on Sagittarius.  http://www.astrology-online.com/sagittar.htm
Haha, my sign calls me tactless as well.

PS- I thought this was funny: http://www.kabalarians.com//Male/jessdogg.htm

inkoddi, it's normally not a problem to post in a thread you've only skimmed.... but you keep seem to be the king of false observations lately.    

Yay mags

Threat rating: laughable. Stick to your crazed ramblings and yelling at lamp posts.


Doubted anyone would answer:
'Cos I got Gulf War Syndrome in 1991 and the Army hung me out to dry
Damn it! I was living in the shed of that place!
Asked for a nickel for a cup of coffee

I hope I did this right

the textures and colors are nice, but it lacks depth.

HAHA, what? the three possibilities are: republican, democrat, and atheist so far?

That's hilarious.

Yep, democrat.  


Big brother, haha, you had to pretend to be  a religious nut and white christian exclusive gun collector.   Don't you hate the liberal media who comes up with these quizes?

I wouldnt be too worried if I were the Bush administration.

Despite hard freaking effort on the part of Howard Dean, it ain't going to do wicky compared to the mass dollar orgy Bush has spent on the campaign.  There are actually alot of Americans who love his fake dunce boy attitude and think he's cute.

with save games and a tutorial, I can see that performance as plausible.  Still hours and hours of work, no doubt.

Neon sky of men's anesthesia?
She's often Ken's Mayonnaise?
Hanky senses one manifesto?

I don't ask for your pity, Yak Spit.  I did not give Bruised's posts meaning (subliminally or otherwise).  I am an artist, I only warp others art into my own meaning.  But much like the great Tarantino, I 'ain't no rat'.


Hmmm. It appears someone in this thread wears either an arm band, or a damn bra.

GUESS NASA  !!!
SEA ASS GUN !!!
SANS USAGE  !!! (as in melia's brain!)

Yay anagrams! Make your own, try your name!
http://freespace.virgin.net/martin.mamo/anagram.html

"thank you muches for the link Junc...

i've been looking for a program like this for a while

woop woop"


Ah, what legendary words.

In the early nineties my grandma decided to buy my brother and me a computer.  It must have had something to do with him typing school papers or something, but I just wanted to play games.  Mom and I were in Sears waiting to pick up the computer and I remember she told me I could pick out one game.

The box art of Monkey Island put me in a daze, so I picked it up, and once my brother installed and booted it up that night,  I became an adventure gamer.

that was MY first game ever, but long before that I recall my brother getting an Atari for Christmas and the two of us playing Joust.