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that coon would FUCK UP Bo Obama for sure

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pB no let me haz animals as pets in kY. :( so i need to get it out of my system asap :hmm:

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fawk it be lunsh time. bbq sandwich :drool:

Tell pB its either a pet or a kid, which would you rather it be?? Let us know how that one goes :rotflmao:

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that what you told your señorita gary? :lol:

kid/kittah hybrid :imo

:lolwut:

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San Diego, Phoenix, El Paso and Austin, according to a new FBI report.

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Well my collegeee application went through.
Now I have to get my transscripts sent from highschool and technical college

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Originally Posted by Cez (Post 104027)

:lolwut:

:think:

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austin isnt a border town
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&tab=wl

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100603/...s_safer_border

either is Phoenix...

its closer :crazy:

bitches be crazy

Police were investigating after one person was killed and two others injured in an early-morning shooting. They said the three people involved were in a love triangle that ended in gunfire.

It happened on River Bluff at Wood River in southwest Houston.
Police said around 1 a.m., a man suspected his wife of cheating and followed her. He then confronted her and her boyfriend.
Police said both men pulled out guns and all three people were shot.
The boyfriend was killed next to a Corvette and the husband and wife were transported to Ben Taub hospital. The husband was listed in serious condition and the wife was only shot in the arm.

lol at mentioning corvette. must have been some yuppies

mira if they put "killed next to a 88 monte carlo on daytons" you would know there were bamf and not yup-Ez

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that what you told your señorita gary? :lol:

Hell no, it was a pet and no kid for this guy :rotflmao:
Wife and I are definitely in no hurry for little ones either.

:high5:
dnw mini garys :crazy: lol

cali ftw :fp:

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A California congresswoman is pointing the finger at white supremacist groups, who she says have inspired Arizona's new law cracking down on illegal immigrants.

Rep. Linda Sanchez, D-Calif., told a Democratic Club on Tuesday that white supremacist groups are influencing lawmakers to adopt laws that will lead to discrimination.

"There's a concerted effort behind promoting these kinds of laws on a state-by-state basis by people who have ties to white supremacy groups," said the lawmaker, who is of Mexican descent. "It's been documented. It's not mainstream politics."

Click here to listen to the audio tape.

Sanchez said front organizations for white supremacist groups are approaching lawmakers to propose the language to the bills and urging them to push them through state legislatures in an effort to legalize discrimination.

"It creates a Jim Crow system where based on the color of your skin you could be treated as a second-class citizen or harassed based on how you look," she said.

The Arizona law, which makes it a state crime to be in the country illegally, requires police enforcing any other law to question people about their immigration status if there is "reasonable suspicion" that they are in the country illegally.

Supporters of the law say it will save taxpayer money and reduce crime by pressuring illegal immigrants to self-deport. But critics say the law is unconstitutional and promotes racial profiling.

Rep. Gary Miller, R-Calif., told the Whittier Daily News, which first reported the story, that Sanchez's comments are "an outrageous accusation."

"It's trying to find somebody somewhere you can accuse of something," Miller told the newspaper. "It's red herring. (She's) trying to change the debate from what the law says."

A spokesman for Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, who will meet with President Obama Thursday to discuss immigration and border security, also criticized Sanchez's comments.

"Gov. Brewer signed S.B. 1070 because it mirrors what is already federal law and because our federal government has failed to secure our international border, leading to Arizona become a super highway of illegal drug and human trafficking," Brewer spokesman Paul Senseman said in an e-mail to the newspaper.

Sanchez told the newspaper after her speech that she based her accusation on online stories, particularly a blog written by Andrea Nill, an immigration researcher for ThinkProgress, an offshoot of the liberal Center for American Progress Action Fund.

Nill wrote that the Immigration Law Reform Institute, the legal arm of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), helped write the law. The Southern Poverty Law Center has labeled FAIR a hate group, a designation that the organization disputes.

im tired. want home/bed nao

I gotta head home at 12 to collect some steel so we can start our upper stoarge building.