Today I Visited the Epicenter of Evil
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Today I Visited the Epicenter of Evil
as some would have you believe. Yes, today I visited The William J. Clinton Presidential Center, known more popularly as the Clinton Library. First let me answers the obvious questions:
Yes it keeps to the Arkansas style of construction and resembles a trailer home
Yes it is a big 'I love me'
No, the floors, walls, hand railing, etc, are not sticky.
Overall I must say the place is nice. I'm really not to fond of the outside, but on the inside it's beautiful. On the first floor is security, the ticket office, and a presidential limo. On the main level (second story) is a theater, cabinet room, a great hall, and the 16 Policy exhibits. On the upper level (third story) are the Life in the White House and Biography exhibits, and one very sweet reconstruction of the Oval Office. The place is littered with photos, artifacts, and videos on flat plasmas. There are also tons of document boxes with schedules, correspondences, and other such important documents anyone involved with research would love to have a look at. The landscaping around the building and the river is beautiful, and the parking is ample and free. If you're visiting Little Rock this place is definitely worth a look.
Yes it keeps to the Arkansas style of construction and resembles a trailer home
Yes it is a big 'I love me'
No, the floors, walls, hand railing, etc, are not sticky.
Overall I must say the place is nice. I'm really not to fond of the outside, but on the inside it's beautiful. On the first floor is security, the ticket office, and a presidential limo. On the main level (second story) is a theater, cabinet room, a great hall, and the 16 Policy exhibits. On the upper level (third story) are the Life in the White House and Biography exhibits, and one very sweet reconstruction of the Oval Office. The place is littered with photos, artifacts, and videos on flat plasmas. There are also tons of document boxes with schedules, correspondences, and other such important documents anyone involved with research would love to have a look at. The landscaping around the building and the river is beautiful, and the parking is ample and free. If you're visiting Little Rock this place is definitely worth a look.
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I just assumed you visited the Microsoft campus in Redmond .....
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Mrs. Spade didn't raise any children dippy enough to
make guesses in front of a district attorney,
an assistant district attorney, and a stenographer.
Sam Spade, "The Maltese Falcon"
Operation Freedom Fry
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No. Ken Starr has it hanging over his bed.Glocksman wrote:Is the Dress™ on display?
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Yeah me too. I thought he was going to say that he was in washington.PFC Brungardt wrote:I thought you toured the White House.
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But that wouldn't really be the 'epicentre of evil' though would it? It would be more like the epicentre of tragedy.Nieztchean Uber-Amoeba wrote:Same here.Stofsk wrote:Really? I thought he meant ground zero in NYC.
Η ζωή, η ζωή εδω τελειώνει!
"Science is one cold-hearted bitch with a 14" strap-on" - Masuka 'Dexter'
"Angela is not the woman you think she is Gabriel, she's done terrible things"
"So have I, and I'm going to do them all to you." - Sylar to Arthur 'Heroes'
No, epicentre of evil makes sense, when you consider the hi jackers did something deliberate and planned, not accidental. Causing mass-murder for the purposes of sowing terror is evil, and there's this nice bit of empty cityscape which stands testimony to that message.Crown wrote:But that wouldn't really be the 'epicentre of evil' though would it? It would be more like the epicentre of tragedy.
I would say the epicentre of disaster or tragedy. 'Epicentre' means the initiation point. I don't think evil intiated from the twin towers, know what I mean?Stofsk wrote:No, epicentre of evil makes sense, when you consider the hi jackers did something deliberate and planned, not accidental. Causing mass-murder for the purposes of sowing terror is evil, and there's this nice bit of empty cityscape which stands testimony to that message.Crown wrote:But that wouldn't really be the 'epicentre of evil' though would it? It would be more like the epicentre of tragedy.
Η ζωή, η ζωή εδω τελειώνει!
"Science is one cold-hearted bitch with a 14" strap-on" - Masuka 'Dexter'
"Angela is not the woman you think she is Gabriel, she's done terrible things"
"So have I, and I'm going to do them all to you." - Sylar to Arthur 'Heroes'
Blowjobs are evil? Hmmm, I really would have expected something like sending people to die in a war under false pretenses to be evil, or perhaps having your brother help you win a conested election, or maybe having hundreds of people held in a camp somewhere off American soil to help you avoid pesky human rights and Due process questions. But hell, I could be wrong.
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Damnit Crown, don't get logical with me! It's 5 in the morning.Crown wrote:I would say the epicentre of disaster or tragedy. 'Epicentre' means the initiation point. I don't think evil intiated from the twin towers, know what I mean?
Ok you win, I was too tired (and too stupid) to know what epicentre means.
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Something about Libertarianism always bothered me. Then one day, I realized what it was:
Libertarian philosophy can be boiled down to the phrase, "Work Will Make You Free."
In Libertarianism, there is no Government, so the Bosses are free to exploit the Workers.
In Communism, there is no Government, so the Workers are free to exploit the Bosses.
So in Libertarianism, man exploits man, but in Communism, its the other way around!
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Libertarian philosophy can be boiled down to the phrase, "Work Will Make You Free."
In Libertarianism, there is no Government, so the Bosses are free to exploit the Workers.
In Communism, there is no Government, so the Workers are free to exploit the Bosses.
So in Libertarianism, man exploits man, but in Communism, its the other way around!
If all you want to do is have some harmless, mindless fun, go H3RE INST3ADZ0RZ!!
Grrr! Fight my Brute, you pansy!
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