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Thread: it comes and goes(closed)

harely hadn't even seen the bullet as her horse practically screamed and hit the dor t.she came up coughing dust and grumbledcant that damn woman let thing goshe says and stands dusting herself offfine she wants to play hardball ill take something she really wantsshe says slyly.and begins the long trek back her bag with her she waves a hand in the air as a sign of surrender and keeps moving.she reaches the town looking annoyed as she talks to some of ivys goonsi hope you know that horse cost me alotshe says to them passing them up to the bar were she grabs a bottle of hard liquor.her gun out on the counter as a warning not to be disturbed.
Thread: it comes and goes(closed)

She cuffed her You want me, come find me when you get out of those cuffs She laughs ans throws keys in the jail cell as she went back to her saloon coming in the back she didn't even see the woman sitting at the counter as she started preparing to leave it to her bartender, just in case she needed to skip town. She had left the sheriffs gun in the sand. She was packing her travel stuff, as her gang told her about the felled horse but not about the woman in her bar. She fumed but went down to her safe, still not seeing the woman and started to move her money and leave a trap for the would-be robber, she knew that the woman would try for revenge, and the easiest way to that would be to rob her.
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Barbara fumed as she was cuffed with her own handcuffs and the keys tossed away. As the other woman left the room, Sheriff Gordon looked at the far cell and out the door after her and groaned. There was no way she'd make it after them if she went after the keys herself. But there was no one else and she had to try. Hurrying over to the cell she took a broom and tried to maneuver the keys over to herself. Needless to say doing it with her hands locked behind her made it difficult. How foolish she was to put the keys to the cells on the same ring as the handcuff keys!
Thread: it comes and goes(closed)

harely nearly spit out her drink as pam just waltzed right past her mumbling to herself.she smirk a nasty smirk as she passed her up again and pulled her gun lets see if i can twist reds skirtsshe thought slinking out Beth door to the sheriffs office and standing over the other woman her foot coming down on the keys .she grabbed her by the hands tugging her up lets have some fun what you think we burn red up for that trick she pulledshe says tugging Barbra away and tucking the keys between her breasts down in the shirt .she helped Barbra out a gun in her back don't talk not a peep or else she says and manages to find a horse left out loading the sheriff onto it and climbing up Harleys bust pressing against barbras back as her arms circle the others waist coming to grasp the reins pulling her closer ever so gently .she makes the horse walks careful to avoid the men that work for ivy once on the edge of town the horse takes off .
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Pam continues, her work, moving the money and packing it away. But more importantly setting the trap for the stupid little whore who got her caught. She moved her stuff and loaded it on a horse. Then she saw the conniving little she devil, riding out of town, with the....is that the sheriff.....what the fuck it is the sheriff. She changed in to put on some tint pants, and a clingy shirt, which showed off her body even more. She could barley see the retreating figure as she climbed on her horse and bolted after the little woman, riding her horse for its got. Another perfect crime screwed up by Harley.
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Barbara almost had the keys to her when they were stepped on by an unexpected shoe. She looked up at the other woman, the stranger, and listened to her snide comment directed at Pamela--did these two have a history she didn't know about? Suddenly that thought made her feel like an air-headed sheriff, not only for the fact that she hadn't realized Pam was a criminal for God-knew how long, but also that she had some sort of relationship with this other criminal. But berating herself to stay strong, she shook the thought away and glared at the masked woman. You both are in a lot of trouble! it was the lamest thing she could have said as she was dragged out the door and she made notewith a bit of dismay I might add where Harley tucked the keys away. As they stepped out the back door she was cautioned to be quiet and threatened with the gun again. She didn't have much choice but to obey. And before she knew it she was loaded up on a horse and being trotted away. Feeling the other woman close to her she felt foolish for ever mistaking her for a man her bust felt so obvious as it pressed into her back, her slender arms wrapping around her and directing the reigns. As they sped away Sheriff Gordon cast a backward glance at the old dusty town, her eyes full of worry. She wished she had some way to signal for back-up. But even if she did, there was no one to signal to.
Thread: it comes and goes(closed)

harley had the horse galloping for the first good ten minutes befoer slowing to a trot.Glancing bakc every so often .she made sure to speed back upevery twenty minutes or so giving the horse time to rest her head spinning she had just kidnapped a sheriff she was so sunk.her face would be on posters for sure after this stunt she knew it.she kept her horse moving until well after sunset letting it aimlessly walk anywere was better than back the way they came .she knew a town had to be close inthe direction they were going or at least she hoped there was.she stopped at a small rock formation the moon was out and clear and it was chilly she climbed down and brought the horse next to the rocks tieing him there to rest for the night.she looked up at barbra and sighed wipeing sweat from her brow k its s short stop two hours sleep at most then we move again she says helping barbra down she pulled out the set of keys then her gun keeping it on the young sherif.if i have an idea i burnt reds biscuits pretty bad so shell be on our tail.she says uncuffing her and keeping the gun as show .she pulls out some rope.alright no more cuffs nto good for that shoulder to hold yer hands back ropes better at the frontshe sasy and pulls out a needle and thread.she steps closerand starts tying her hands in front of her.
Thread: Blue Moon Idol

Just wanted to see if anyone would be interested in doing something like this. It would be a musical competition. We'd have three judges. Everyone records an entry that wants to, we have users vote. The catch, there has to be proof of the entry being yours, in the form of saying your handle in the recording. Anyone interested in doing something like this? It would be like American Idol, where the lowest voted entrants are out. Maybe one a round, depending on how many try this.
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I'd love to judge for this
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Seraph Nicholas said I'd love to judge for this Click to expand... I think we have a Simon... Not sure If I want to enter, I might be laughed off the Non-existant stage. XD
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I should be terrified at who our first judge is, but for some reason I just see a huge potential for epic lulz. lol
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I would judge, but I think I would make a second Simon after Seraph there.
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I'll be a judge. I'll be Paula but not as stupid and slutty.
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I would be a judge too! xD We should all get some hardcore karaoke going.
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I'd enter but there seems to be more judges than actual.....contestants. X3
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I'd enter... But I am tonedeaf. XD It'd be the joke entry good for a chuckle.
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kikora said I'd enter... But I am tonedeaf. XD It'd be the joke entry good for a chuckle. Click to expand... Everybody should do a bad karaoke. It's a feelgood sensation.
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As a judge, I claim even bad entries should be entered. -slams the gavel.-
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As is Seraph was the first so if we really did this, he'd be the first to get a judging position. Plus he'd make epic lulz, so we need it. What's a talent competition without lulz?
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I would be happy to participate. Granted, eardrums will be broken.
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I will enter as a singer. I've been watching the real American Idol auditions so I know how it's suppose to go now and I know when to cry at the end. mrgreen
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How many people are we waiting for to join this thing before we get it started?
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Well, at least I'd like to get ten contestants. I'll be one of them, because I wanna sing. More is great, but I want at least ten.
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Nobody is going to want to sing with Seraph as a judge... xD
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xWickedBlackLace said Nobody is going to want to sing with Seraph as a judge... xD Click to expand... Why not? Does he judge unfairly? Would he say you sing pretty when you don't or will he be honest? It's just for fun. There is nowhere near the amount of seriousness and emphasis put on this as there would be with the real thing. If you like singing and want to show off for your friends on Blue Moon, I do not think who the judges are should matter when it comes to just having a good time.
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Ivy Walker said xWickedBlackLace said Nobody is going to want to sing with Seraph as a judge... xD Click to expand... Why not? Does he judge unfairly? Would he say you sing pretty when you don't or will he be honest? It's just for fun. There is nowhere near the amount of seriousness and emphasis put on this as there would be with the real thing. If you like singing and want to show off for your friends on Blue Moon, I do not think who the judges are should matter when it comes to just having a good time. Click to expand... LOL! I know, Ivy. I was jesting because of his comment in the thread where that other guy posted his garage band stuff. He is VERY honest. For serious, this is going to be sooo much fun.
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Oh, yeah, I saw that. Pretty level headed analysis and straight to the point. lol It will be tons of fun. -D
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Well, we've got 4 participants. Just 6 more needed to get this show on the road. We've got our judges.
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Do I count in this four contestant count???
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Yep. You, Me, Ivy, and Vivid Fizz.
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Yay...hope more people join.
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o I'm willing to sing!
Thread: Immigration laws

youtube The idiots in this video are really pissing me off. I try to reason why Arizona's law should not be passed, but everytime I see things like this I can't help but wonder how far stupid people will go. Half the people shouting and arguing have to do it with masks on, meaning their too coward to show their open faces. In my option, this makes what they have to say irrelevant in my mind. They are DELIBERATELY trying to provoke something into happening!?!?!?! WTF??? You should openly and truthfully reveal who you are, before you try preach to others what you think is right. I'M ABSOLUTELY SHOCKED AND APPALLED TO THINK THAT THEY THINK THEY ARE ACTUALLY HELPING WITH THEIR IDIOTIC AND IGNORANT ACTIONS. I'm all for open immigration. This country thrived on immigrants doing its starting days, and still attracts millions of people to our borders. HOWEVER, I am opposed to illegal immigrants bringing foreign gangs, drugs, and generally destabilizing our society. I'm honestly stuck on the fence on this one. On one hand, I could see how stricter immigration laws can help, and I believe that supporting stricter immigration laws could potentially help lower crime in the United States. Gangs that originate in central american countrys spread north to us. Ever hear of a gang called MS13, originated in El Salvador. Here's what they did recently. !-- m --a classpostlink relnofollow href m -- ... lings.html All I have to say is.....FUCKING DEATH PENALTY TO ALL THESE FUCKERS AND ANYONE LIKE THEM. cough forgive me....I get a little heated up when I think of young adults having a good time, then being raped and executed for an aspiring criminals gang initiation. MS13 gang members pride themselves on doing things like this, and encourage all those who join their gang to do this BEFORE joining, to show that their serious about part of MS13. I realize that not all immigrants are going to be gang members, not even mentioning our home grown gangs. I'm not saying that its only these gangs, all gangs cause huge problems in the states for the communities that suffer them. However, some illegal immigrants are coming to the states because their avoiding prison time in their country's for crimes they already committed. I still can't help but think is this law going a little far Passing a law that lets a policeman stop anyone who could possibly what the fuck does that mean be an illegal immigrant? Where do you draw the line? It might be wrong but I think it should pass...... For those who oppose....if your a citizen then how should it affect you? You have nothing to worry about, all you need to do is show a state I.D!!! In WA if you are over 13 years of age, your suppoust to carry it with you at all times.
Thread: Immigration laws

So I'm for this law now. The act makes it a state misdemeanor crime for an alien to be in Arizona without carrying registration documents required by federal law,20 and obligates police to make an attempt, when practicable, to determine a person's immigration status if there is reasonable suspicion that the person is an illegal alien,21 during a police stop for some other offense.22 Police may arrest a person if there is probable cause that the person is an unlawful alien20 a person arrested cannot be released without confirmation of the person's legal immigration status by the federal government pursuant to 1373c of Title 8 of the United States Code. A first offense carries a fine of up to 100, plus court costs, and up to 20 days in jail subsequent offenses can result in up to 30 days in jail.23 A person is presumed to not be an alien who is unlawfully present in the United States if he or she presents any of the following four forms of identification a a valid Arizona driver license b a valid Arizona nonoperating identification license c a valid tribal enrollment card or other tribal identification or d any valid federal, state, or local government-issued identification, if the issuer requires proof of legal presence in the United States as a condition of issuance.21 SB 1070 also prohibits state, county, or local officials from limiting or restricting the enforcement of federal immigration laws to less than the full extent permitted by federal law and provides that Arizona citizens can sue such agencies or officials to compel such full enforcement.218 In addition, the law makes it a crime for anyone, regardless of citizenship or immigration-status, to hire or to be hired from a vehicle which blocks or impedes the normal movement of traffic. Vehicles used in such manner are subject to mandatory impounding. Moreover, encouraging or inducing illegal immigration, giving shelter to illegal immigrants, and transporting or attempting to transport an illegal alien, either knowingly or while recklessly disregarding the individual's immigration-status,24 will be considered a class 1 criminal misdemeanor if fewer than ten illegal immigrants are involved, and a class 6 felony if ten or more are involved. The offender will be subject to a fine of at least 1,000 for each illegal alien so transported or sheltered.24 gasp A person is presumed to not be an alien who is unlawfully present in the United States if he or she presents any of the following four forms of identification a a valid Arizona driver license b a valid Arizona nonoperating identification license c a valid tribal enrollment card or other tribal identification or d any valid federal, state, or local government-issued identification, if the issuer requires proof of legal presence in the United States as a condition of issuance. How is that so hard?
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Thank you, Illegal Immigrants, for the lulz. youtube youtube
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I'm not sure if this is a national or state law, I would assume national, but I know at least that in New Jersey you have to have some form of government identification on you if you're eighteen or over in public. A cop can come up to my white ass at a gas station if she wants and ask to see ID even if I've done nothing wrong. Granted this doesn't happen without reason, but it's been a law for as long as I remember. I understand some hesitance over Big Brother and racial profilingstereotyping, but I've got to say I'm yet to be convinced in this case it's as big of a deal as those on the defensive make it out to be. If you want to take it a step further and talk about how this could lead to harassment of a certain group of people, alright, but it's important to recognize that in that case it would be because of this way of handling the issue rather than the issue being handled itself, which it's remarkable to me that so many people take offense at. If anyone can think of a better way to tackle the growing issue I think we're all ears. These people are here illegally. They're breaking the law. They are totally, one hundred percent welcome in our country, but for fuck's sake just follow the rules. ...which leads me to admit that I honestly don't know what it takes nowadays to immigrate here legally, having the good fortune of being born on American soil. I know that originally it consisted of sailing to Ellis Island on a boat, where you were either allowed in after getting a clean bill of health from a doctor, or made to wait in the island's hospital until you recovered from whatever it was you had. That was it. Nowadays there's far more to it, I'm sure, and I'm curious as to what, but I severely doubt there could be so much as to justify the constant border jumping that goes on. It may be an offensive juxtaposition, the suggestion of carding these people, and I'm not saying I'm for it, but I understand the thought behind it. Illegal immigration is an issue that needs to be reigned in. Amnesty is not about to happen. So how do we tackle this subject?
Thread: Immigration laws

It would be Arizonas state law. !-- m --a classpostlink relnofollow href ... ndcourtsa!-- m -- The funny thing is, is that everyone just knows about it now. As for handling the problem of illegal immigrants, this is the first time a states gone so far to try to get a handle in it.
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I only see illegals angry over this law... or people who support the illegals. I'm excited to see AZ stepping up to the plate and take responsibility of being a border state. It's long over due and I'm glad to see that SOMETHING is being done. In order to become a citizen, I know there is testing on American history and I think you have to speak a modicum of English. So I think part of the criteria is being able to read and speak English as a start. I could be wrong, but I think there is some level of truth behind this.
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dramamine213 said I only see illegals angry over this law... or people who support the illegals. Click to expand... I second that. They dislike the law because it means more illegal immigrants will be deported back to there country of origin. They deserve to go to, they are more loyal to there former countries than america. They don't respect anything here and bring crime and drugs with them.
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Curbstomp said They don't respect anything here and bring crime and drugs with them. Click to expand... Careful, that's the kind of generalization that can take intelligent discussion a step backward, rather than a step forward. Dramamine, I believe you're right. I don't remember exactly what's involved but some of it comes to mind, an understanding of basic English and America's history among it. I stress basic though I believe it's simply learning the name of a few select presidents, the fifty states, nothing really beyond fifth grade social studies. From what I understand there are classes that can teach this specifically for people wanting to become legal, as well as the basic English. And there is a considerable amount of time given to pass this, to become legalized, before someone's temporary pass is revoked. I won't act like I know the finer points of the process, and until then I have to wonder whether or not there's some major thing I'm unaware of that would inspire people to come over illegally rather than go through it, but until that revelation I find it challenging to be sympathetic. One of the most absurd things I've seen in this whole 'debate' is the exaggerating claims some people have made toward the law. Specifically, I saw a bunch of protestors on the news talking about how if they want to go visit their relatives in Arizona now they have to have a passport else they'll be deported. Um, no. You'd have to have government-issued identification, like a driver's license or a non-driver ID, something which was already in effect beforehand, and as far as I know is nationwide. A passport is an acceptable form of identification, as is a military ID, or any other government-issued photo ID, but those two harder-to-acquire are only among the options, not the options exclusively. People sure do love to dramatize the extreme rather than address the meat and potatoes of the issue - that being, I think we can all agree, on both sides of the debate, that the state has no interest in the degree this has all blown up to. They simply have a big problem that keeps growing bigger, that the larger government keeps putting off addressing, and that they've no choice but to somehow deal with it. I'm sure Arizona is open to suggestions, if there is a better way of going about it all. Even more absurd is the economical sabotage California and Arizona are threatening to one another. California is in the wrong here, though by firing back Arizona's hands aren't much cleaner. AZ's forced into a corner, I can't say I blame them, but still. This whole thing is a messy situation that needs someone with more authority, such as Washington, to make a decision, and soon.