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the sword of angels?
uhhhhh…. ummmm.. well.. I.. ahhh.. don’t know.
I think I heard Amanda say Tom Cruise was a “Christian Scientist”…if so, that’s a new one to me. Tom is reportedly a “Scientologist.” Some may argue but in my book there is a big difference between the two.
the burger king ice creams we’re actually pulled after muslims complained that it looked like the word allah - and found it offensive.
if you’re going to regurgitate a story at least tell all the facts instead of spinning it into bullshit oblivion.
the muslims finding an illustration of an ice cream offensive is as stupid as those who find a red curve offensive because ‘hey! it looks a bit like a cresent moon and muslims are all murderous bastards!’
all those getting their knickers in a twist are officially idiots.
RALPH
As for crescents and allah - just reminds me of this:
http://www.lewiscarroll.org/poetry.html
Sword Name:the jackel
Yeah, I think PeeWee is right, Scientology and Christian Science are two totally different religions. Otherwise… Funny stuff.
Sword Name: “What Richard Valtran Prizes” or “WRVP” in those tight situations.
Mark - your attempt at sarcasm would be helped along if you could actually spell ’sophomoric’.
Today’s Rocketboom was over-the-top-hilarious!!!!!! I’ was laughin out loud with the Tom Cruise bit!!!! And thew music of Star wars was the cerry over the top! AWSOME!!!!!
Hayley,
I’m not sure you should insult people about making typing / spelling mistakes. You substituted were for we’re. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Or is it the other way around? Ah….who cares?
The Jackal of Nar
Sword name:
Angels sword
Aramoor
Dyana
Guesses are worth the try
very creative and amusing show today RB…..you sure have been a great find!!
why is everybody in such a hypercritical mood today?
monday blues?
geez, lighten up!!! there are worse things in the world than misspellings and mispronounciations!! ….or spinning into bullshit oblivion, whatever that means…..
oh yeah, that’s my guess for the sword….”bullshit oblivion”, am i right?
Rosebud?
“Win the web” — He means Microsoft intends to buy it. Has anyone noticed that MS is in negotiations with Time Warner to *buy* AOL? And that AOL still owns Netscape? and that Netscape engineers working for AOL are responsible for the Mozilla project in large part, including Firefox? So that MS *wins* the browser wars, after all! Horaay!! (?)
Whatever happened to anti-trust in this country? Oh. Yeah. Bush. Of course.
aramoor guard?
Don’t suppose it would be Jessicane? Richius’s mother’s name I believe.
man, that book is bad.
Guesses:
The Sword of Nar
The Jackal Sword
‘Mine’
That’s all I have… No time to stop by a store and scan a bit.
The name of the sword was…. AMANDA
It was very sharp and it DID have a point!
Now, just what was it?
hum
One slight correction: Tom Cruise is not a Christian Scientist. He’s a member of the Church of Scientology, which is in now way affiliated with Christian Science.
Actually, Tom Cruise being a scientologist just is another whay of saying he’s a whacko and must still be stopped from killing wildlife in the southern hemishpere ;-)
Here’s the embarrassing thing: I actually had to review “Jackal of Nar” for the paper I used to work for. And I still didn’t remember the sword’s name. As Amanda says, “I may have skipped a little.”
If Christian Scientists aren’t Scientologists, then surely they must be the people reporting for the Christian Science Monitor, right?
:)
I’m an audiencen on ur program.
I’m really want to catch the
every sentence Amanda said,but
I can’t do it.English isn’t my
motherlanguage and I’m not good
at it.
Could u show all the news in text
in Engilsh？
Thank u very much!Always support u.
best regards!
audiencen S.J.
A journalist working for the Christian Science Monitor does not have to be a member of the Church of Christ, Scientist.
The Monitor, up until the mid-90’s, was recognized as being one of the few truly unbiased sources of news worldwide, on a par with the BBC. Unfortunately, the Monitor became overly ambitious, branching into international broadcasting (shortwave), purchasing a Boston TV Station and using it as a flagship for a 24 hour Monitor news and public affairs cable channel that nearly sank the Monitor in a sea of red ink.
Quick Disclaimer: I am not now, nor ever have been a Christian Scientist. I believe it is every person’s right to choose which deity they wish to honor, or no deity at all, and respect their right to do so. I, personally, am a curmudgeon by nature. (sending readers off to their webster’s to look up curmudgeon)
Uhmmmm, I know I am a day late, but, John WHO???