Recruits Sought for Porn Squad - Page 2

nekrom · 2005-09-30, 12:45 AM

I'm waiting for how the FBI is gunna work out how arrest other country webmasters for breaking their sexy usa laws. I'll be waiting for them down under with the beer on ice, and me firing up the BBQ.

-N

urb · 2005-09-30, 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by nekrom

I'm waiting for how the FBI is gunna work out how arrest other country webmasters for breaking their sexy usa laws.

Didn't you see the film "The Jackal" starring Bruce Willis and Richard Gere?

Opening scene is the FBI raiding a nightclub in Russia to arrest a Russian mobster.

But at the end of the film, the FBI let the IRA terrorist go free?!?!

SirMoby · 2005-09-30, 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by urb

Didn't you see the film "The Jackal" starring Bruce Willis and Richard Gere?

Opening scene is the FBI raiding a nightclub in Russia to arrest a Russian mobster.

But at the end of the film, the FBI let the IRA terrorist go free?!?!

Silly Urb,

Ireland is owned by our one true allie so we owe them a lot of favors.

Useless · 2005-09-30, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by urb

But at the end of the film, the FBI let the IRA terrorist go free?!?!

So you're saying that movie didn't make you feel sympathy for the poor heart-broken IRA bomb maker that used to kill women and children?

urb · 2005-09-30, 11:23 AM

Not really UW

although I do think a United Ireland would be a cool thing.

The FBI guy (Sidney Poitier) told the IRA guy (Richard Gere) that he knew about the airport locker full of money and fake passport that he had the key to.

So, the film closes with the IRA guy wandering off onto what looks like the streets of Chicago, headed for an airport!?!

I guess some of you will say that it was just a fictional story - but if you watched Farenhieght 9/11 you may remember the bit about how the FBI were denied access to question the Bin Laden family by the White House while the whole family were given safe passage out of the United States.

Interviewing a suspect's immediate family is standard police practice, so why were the FBI held back from doing this? Would it have been unreasonable to ask them a couple of questions? Like "When did you last see Osama?"

Something ain't right.

selena · 2005-09-30, 02:20 PM

Damnit!

I thought this thread was going to be something waaaaaay cool about how you could apply for this Super Special Squad and hopefully have sexy latex outfits and run around with violet wands in leiu of lightsabers.

I wanted that job!

SirMoby · 2005-09-30, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by urb

I guess some of you will say that it was just a fictional story - but if you watched Farenhieght 9/11 you may remember the bit about how the FBI were denied access to question the Bin Laden family by the White House while the whole family were given safe passage out of the United States.

Interviewing a suspect's immediate family is standard police practice, so why were the FBI held back from doing this? Would it have been unreasonable to ask them a couple of questions? Like "When did you last see Osama?"

Something ain't right.

Shhh...... We want people to forget that Bin Laden is from Saudi Arabia and start thinking he's from Iraq. How can you support a war in Iraq if you're constently reminded that no one in Iraq or from Iraq was supporting terrorism against us.

Now please be quite.

SirMoby · 2005-09-30, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by selena

Damnit!

I thought this thread was going to be something waaaaaay cool about how you could apply for this Super Special Squad and hopefully have sexy latex outfits and run around with violet wands in leiu of lightsabers.

I wanted that job!

If you really want the job of running around in latex I'm sure 3X Tom would be happy to take photos of you in the outfit I'd be happy to send you

2005-09-30, 12:45 AM	#26
nekrom Are you sure this is the Sci-Fi Convention? It's full of nerds! Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Australia Posts: 263	I'm waiting for how the FBI is gunna work out how arrest other country webmasters for breaking their sexy usa laws. I'll be waiting for them down under with the beer on ice, and me firing up the BBQ. -N __________________ The afp ownz all your base.

2005-09-30, 11:23 AM	#30
urb All the way from Room 101 Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 3,557	Not really UW although I do think a United Ireland would be a cool thing. The FBI guy (Sidney Poitier) told the IRA guy (Richard Gere) that he knew about the airport locker full of money and fake passport that he had the key to. So, the film closes with the IRA guy wandering off onto what looks like the streets of Chicago, headed for an airport!?! I guess some of you will say that it was just a fictional story - but if you watched Farenhieght 9/11 you may remember the bit about how the FBI were denied access to question the Bin Laden family by the White House while the whole family were given safe passage out of the United States. Interviewing a suspect's immediate family is standard police practice, so why were the FBI held back from doing this? Would it have been unreasonable to ask them a couple of questions? Like "When did you last see Osama?" Something ain't right. __________________

2005-09-30, 02:20 PM	#31
selena Oh no, I'm sweating like Roger Ebert Join Date: May 2004 Location: On the edge Posts: 592	Damnit! I thought this thread was going to be something waaaaaay cool about how you could apply for this Super Special Squad and hopefully have sexy latex outfits and run around with violet wands in leiu of lightsabers. I wanted that job! __________________ Doer of Things at MetArtMoney Skype selena.delgado9 ICQ 273551440