anyone hear about the nuke carbomb in la?

[LinktheDeme]

someone in my guild on wow just mentioned something about it but i dont see it on tv is this for cereal or not?

[Tymon]

I'm watching the news right now, and I don't see anything.

[Kiro]

IT HAS BEGUN!

</Mortal Kombat>

[Brien]

wheres jack bauer when you need him

[LinktheDeme]

I'm watching the news right now, and I don't see anything.

They said it was on the news about 10 minutes ago by time i turned channel on they all went WTF BLACKED OUT NEWS and it changed to older news and there saying that the news company were called by the government to stop broadcast in order to stop panic. wondering about the validity of this ;o


edit: nvm seems like there full of shit like i thouggghtt

[Khamsin]

A nuke car bomb, huh? That's quite the step up. How many megatons? How far was the mushroom cloud visible?

[Correction]

I think you've been punked.

[LinktheDeme]

yea just move this to spam or something since people be full of shit yo

[Pikarya]

Sounds like Fox News to me.

[Elvis]

Failure.

[BRP]

And here I thought Fallout 3 was full of it!

[Khamsin]

To be honest, I'm surprised no one's done a nuke car bomb (or any kind of regular bomb) yet. Neither here nor in other countries, either.

I can understand nuclear-capable countries being afraid to launch missiles due to retaliation and world-obliteration, however setting a nuke as a detonated bomb somewhere wouldn't have the same knee-jerk repercussions.

[Correction]

Nuclear material is very expensive and difficult to transport. You don't just put it into a suitcase and lug it around. It's cheaper and easier to just make a conventional explosive and pack it into a car. As to why even that hasn't happened lately, it's probably due to Jack Bauer busting them before they get a chance. But it's not like it hasn't happened before: 1993 World Trade Center bombing Oklahoma City bombings

[Woozie]

Failure.

Wow, this is the first time I've ever seen someone one the internet type the entire word out.

[altwight]

Wow, this is the first time I've ever seen someone one the internet type the entire word out.

You must be extremely young, or have not used the internet long. ROFL GET IT?!

[Khamsin]

I think the internet would be a better place if everyone typed everything out.

However, "fail" is, indeed, a complete word in and of itself, and makes perfect sense in those contexts. It's even a complete sentence, thanks to the neat little convention known as the implied "you".

[Valkrish]

internet trolls, everywhere.

[Melchiah]

I think the internet would be a better place if everyone typed everything out.

However, "fail" is, indeed, a complete word in and of itself, and makes perfect sense in those contexts. It's even a complete sentence, thanks to the neat little convention known as the implied "you".

Isn't the understood you only acceptable for use with an imperative?