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My family just signed up to host two German exchange students for 1 week in April, lol.
 
You must teach them the ways of the probe.
It's a law of all orbinauts that must be obeyed.

:hailprobe:
 
MWHAHAHAH

Heh, cool, it's been a year of Orbiter for me now.
I have played longer than you! MWAHAHAHAH (I first played it when 2006 was the newest version(Well the first patch anyway))

Edit: Points to whoever can guess my new avatar! :)
 
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Ah. Never watched that series either. Shameful, isn't it? :shifty:

Yeah it is. The only halfway interesting character of the whole series. Aside of Odo and Quark.
 
I took Izacks advice and recommended the spanish version of the merchant of venice.

Their coming in tomorrow!!
 
It's actually Dax, from Deep Space Nine, Jadzia Dax, to be precise.

Funny fact:): Jadzia is a real name for girl in Polish:tiphat:. Of course original pronounciation is way dfferent but writing is the same. It's diminutive of a name to be more precise.
 
СВАКС... Когда вы забатите довольно воровать настоящий лучший

Phrase inscribed by DEC on their CVAX processors back in the late '80's as a little surprise for Russian engineers reverse-engineering DEC systems.

Apparently is not-very-fluent Russian for "CVAX... When you care enough to steal the very best"
 
Lol avatars. I realised I didn't need an avatar when I look exactly like one of the Granado Espada characters (Korean MMORPG).

On some random real life news - Somali pirate pleads guilty, sentenced
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/02/16/new.york.pirate.sentencing/index.html?hpt=T2

I had been waiting to see this news for a VERY long time. Those so-called "lawmakers" who say pirates have human rights, should be sent on a one-way trip to Somalia.

And on the far side of the world (tm), a victory for the Sea Shepherds
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/02/17/japan.whale.hunt/index.html?hpt=T2

Anyone (used to) watch Whale Wars?
 
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Actually every human has got human rights.

Inherently, yes. But when you violate the rights of others, in most cases where a civilized society is present, and a judiciary body presides, it is the duty of said body, and/or a judge, possibly a jury of your peers depending on the location, to determine if your violation constitutes forfeiture of your aforementioned rights, be it for a temporary period, or otherwise.

It is my opinion that basic "human rights" are fair game to be forfeited when it comes to certain crimes against individuals and/or groups.

My two cents.

Random comment to keep this post on topic:
The fat man sleeps in front of the window.
 
It is my opinion that basic "human rights" are fair game to be forfeited when it comes to certain crimes against individuals and/or groups.

As long as no court as said otherwise, all humans, even the worst scum of it, has the same basic human rights. You can voluntarily give up some or all of them, but nobody can force you to it, in a country that embraces the concept of human rights.

I actually think that the pirates of Somalia that are currently in front of a court in Hamburg (Germany) get the most proper and just treatment, that is possible. Of course they would do it differently, they wouldn't ask you for a statement before killing you on-board the ship. But that is not the question. The question is how we want to do that.

Of course they have not just the right, but the obligation to appear in court properly dressed and not in those rugs with which they had been caught. We don't want to talk about their fashion taste, but about their actions.

Of course they have the right to explain their own position and say anything that they think speaks in their favor. We declare the same right for us.

Of course they can't be pushed around and abused for the entertainment of a few self-declared soldiers. They are caught on scene doing a crime, but they are still humans. They are maybe not citizens of this country, but caught on floating German soil. If a soldier has not right mistreating a German, he has also no right mistreating any prisoner. There are things he is permitted to do - and things that are forbidden. They gray areas are for his own judgment and the employment possibilities of lawyers.

Of course it costs a lot of more money compared to simply kill them on the scene and feed their remains to the fishes. But we are having this trial because we don't want this to be done on Germans. Yes, it is complicated. And not emotional or overly personal. It is a government action.

Maybe a few years in German prison will be like paradise to them. Maybe not. At least one of them became pirate for supporting his young family. But that is no German problem yet. :facepalm:
 
Oh and Ghostrider I am so with you, there are never enough lesbian witches.
thats a signature, not part of his post, just like the OFSS II pic for me. this will always come up wherever you post.
 
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