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[Seinfeld]

:lol: THERE HAVEN'T BEEN ANY POSTS IN HERE FOR QUITE A WHILE!!!! :rolleyes:

[Mark]

Durrr....perhaps because I cleaned it out last night?

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[Minus Xero]

Henry Ford- entrepreneur who revolutionized industry around 1914 by automating the assembly process. Construction was more efficient, making it cheaper, thus making everything from cars to luxury household appliances more affordable for middle class workers. The cars he sold were Model Ts.

19th Amendment- gave women the right to vote (prohibited voting rights being based on gender). One of many new freedoms in the 1920s that ended up causing an extreme conservative backlash. It was believed that this new freedom led to the loose, androgynous women known as flappers.

Welfare Capitalism- WWI created sympathy in the federal government for Unions. In order to satisfy workers without the threat of Unions, industrialists began offering certain concessions voluntarily like stock options, worker’s insurance, and loan guarantees. The worth of some of the programs (like stock options) was often dubious but it placated pro-unionists for a time.

Black Tuesday- Stock Market crash on October 29, 1929. This event signaled the beginning of the Great Depression in earnest. Millions of Americans had their “fortunes” wiped out in an instant. Of course the money was mostly credit, allowing the circumstances of a fragile economy and a severe drought to balloon into the depression.

Dust Bowl- area encircling parts of TX, KS, and OK that ended up being hardest hit by the drought during the Depression. Lack of crop rotation caused loose topsoil, eventually resulting in horrible dust storms once the drought came. Okies from the Dust Bowl became migrant families instead of farmers, traveling as far as California to find work.

Hoovervilles- Shantytowns of homeless and displaced Americans that sprang up in urban areas due to bank foreclosures and unemployment. The disenfranchised that lost their homes to the banks and their ability to feed their families blamed the lack of relief on President Hoover, thus calling their squalid neighborhoods hoovervilles in his honor.

Margin Buying- Popular practice in the 1920s of buying stock in companies on credit. It gave a false sense of wealth and made for an extremely fragile economy since by 1928, almost $9 billion was tied up in loans for margin buying. When the bank called that money due, it was nonexistent.

Herbert Hoover- Elected President in 1928, just in time for the Great Depression. Hoover was a real rags to riches story which in part made him unsympathetic to the starving and destitute during the Depression. Believed in the “boot strap” philosophy and viewed federal intervention as invasive. This ideology did not serve him well as President during the worst economic crisis in U.S. history.

The Bonus Army- 20,000 WWI veterans marched on Washington to demand an early receipt of their sign-on bonuses that were not due until 1945. Congress agrees, but the bill dies in the Senate. Some of the veterans stay in the area, taking up residence in a Hooverville in the Anacostia Flats. General McArthur with his army storms Flats to disband them and ends up killing 4 veterans. Continuing downward spiral for public opinion toward President Hoover, even though he did not order the assault.

Glass-Stegall Act- law designed for banking reform, to liberalize the Federal Reserve. The idea was to prevent more banks from failing by allowing the Reserve to loan money to banks with poor credit. It also provided gold to pay back foreign loans. Was another method to “prop up the banks” but proved as ineffective as all of the other attempts.

Farm Holiday Association- Farmer’s version of a labor union. Farmers banded together to drive up prices for their products. They held strikes and burned excess crops to increase demand of agricultural products. Of course not all farmers cooperated, so the association would intercept produce and milk trucks and dump their supplies or sabotage the railroad tracks carrying goods to the city. While these acts were illegal, they were strong symbols of the discontent of the suffering farm families during the Depression.

Emergency Banking Act 1932- Due to a loss of confidence in the American banking system, the industry is on the verge of collapse. FDR declares all banks closed for 4 days while he calls a special session of the legislature. The Act declares that after the banking “holiday”, only government certified healthy banks would re-open. This act restores the public’s confidence in the banks, since they are certified, and averts a serious crisis in American banking.

Hawley-Smooth Tariff- Just months after the stock market crash of 1929, Hoover fulfilled a campaign promise to sign the tariff, against the advice of economists. The tariff was originally designed to benefit the American farmer, but had devastating effects. 25 countries retaliated and placed tariffs on American products, causing a 75% decrease in agricultural trade. The tariff intensified the Depression for farmers.

FDR- Elected in a landslide in 1932 on the premise of a “New Deal” for the US in dealing with the Great Depression. FDR is the only President to have served more than 2 terms (he served 4). He tragically died before the end of WWII and did not get to see the surrender of the Axis powers.

Fireside Chats- Extremely effective tool used by FDR to “connect” with the American people. During regular radio addresses, FDR would outline basic issues facing the nation and the strategies he planned to use to deal with them. It was an informal, almost intimate, discussion that made people feel more involved.

The 100 Days- The first 100 days of FDR’s first term in office. During this time, an unprecedented number of new legislation was passed, mostly expanding bureaucratic agencies in answer to the Depression. Most historians notice a marked difference between this time and the rest of FDR’s tenure.

FERA- federal grants given to the states to flood into their businesses. Half of the money went to the states, the other half went to matching funds for money donated by local and state govts. While it was better than Hoover’s federal loans it was still not giving money to individuals.

TVA- Privately held corporation chartered by the U.S. to build dams on the Tennessee River. It had a dual purpose: to provide jobs and to bring electricity and economic development to the South.

CCC- Program designed to address the problem of unemployment during the Depression. Another example of “trickle-down” attempts to alleviate issues. Mostly targeted toward young, white males, the CCC built parks, cleared roads in the parks, etc. Significantly, they were paid $30/month but were required to send $25/month home to stimulate the economy.

PWA- Institution designed to regulate American industry and capitalism to prevent the kind of runaway capitalism that caused the Depression in the first place. Due to lack of oversight, the panels that would write the codes for each industry were not properly representing consumers and workers, so it ended up being an exercise in corruption.

Share Our Wealth Society- Created by Hughey Long, the charismatic Governor of Louisiana. With a strong lean toward communism, the Society sought to beat the Depression by distributing excess American wealth. Long decides to run for President as a 3rd party candidate and most likely would have taken away enough votes from FDR to change history, but he is assassinated before the election. The Society fits into the Liberals category who were critics of FDR.

American Liberty League- Conservatives who denounced the New Deal as threatening private property rights and claimed that FDR was attempting to institute a welfare state in the U.S.

Father Coughlin- Priest who was originally a supporter of FDR, so much so that he was greatly offended when he was refused admittance into the President’s “inner circle” as a spiritual/political advisor. Coughlin becomes an outspoken Conservative critic of FDR, claiming Communist plots behind the New Deal programs. Due to the immense popularity of Coughlin’s radio sermons, the criticism reaches a large audience.

Francis Townsend- Liberal critic of FDR. Proposed a Pension Plan to ease the Depression. With a small tax, he proposed to pay every retired person in the U.S. $200 per month. The stipulation being that none of the money could be hoarded, it must all be spent within 30 days to boost the economy. It was a solution to get older people more self-sufficient so that the young who could find work would not be responsible for them.

Social Security Act 1935- Created a National Pension system and signified the first time the government took direct responsibility for a portion of the population. Also provided unemployment compensation. It was the first instance up to this time of the government giving money directly to the people.

National Labor Relations Act 1935- Guaranteed the right of workers to form Unions and provided for a system to hold secret ballot elections in the workplace. Declared that employers must regard Union reps as legal reps of the workers. Greatly empowered the working class and Unions.

Federal Writers/Art Project- Money was set aside from the Emergency Appropriations Act to directly fund artists in an attempt to save entertainment and culture during the Depression. The Project allowed oral histories like slave narratives, theatre, jazz and a host of other art mediums to survive the Depression.

Washington Conference 1921-22- In the spirit of peace, several nations come together to discuss the massive arms build-up that has been occurring since the end of WWI. Several treaties were agreed to, mostly relating to trade with China. The 5-Power Treaty was also signed at this time, leading to later hostility with Japan.

5-Power Treaty- Limited the size of the navies for 5 nations: Great Britain, U.S., Japan, France, and Italy. The sizes were ratios to each other, giving the U.S. and Great Britain the largest navies. Also pledged a ban on shipbuilding for a 10-year period. While Japan initially agrees to the treaty, they are dissatisfied with their 3rd place position. In 1936, Japan withdraws from the accords.

Fascism- Vitriolic form of nationalism. Notably utilized by Mussolini in Italy and Hitler in Germany prior to WWII. Fascism is often associated with extreme religious ideologies and racism. The fascist doctrine in Europe was backed by European capitalists/industrialists who abhorred communism. Due to the strict control over social and cultural ideas, fascism is usually employed under a military regime. The expansionist impulse of fascists like Hitler resulted in WWII.

Lebensraum- literally translates from the German as “living space”. It was Nazi Germany’s version of Manifest Destiny. Hitler’s plan was to unite all German-speaking people. Hitler’s goal to have “one people, one reich, one furher” was initially accepted by England and France as expansionism brought on by the cultural and economic depression from the Treaty of Versailles.

Isolationism- backlash in the U.S. from WWI. Americans felt that anything outside their borders was none of their business. This attitude allowed for an extremely late entry into WWII by the U.S.

Lend-Lease Act 1941- back-alley support of WWII by FDR. Since the American public was against being involved in the war, the Lend-Lease Act allowed for support to the Allies (to the tune of $50 billion worth of trade) to fight the Axis powers. It allowed the U.S. to support the Allies, mainly Great Britain, without actually sending troops.

Arsenal of Democracy-

Rosie the Riveter- Propaganda tool used to get women to work outside the home while the men were at war. Rosie was important to show acceptance of the earning and production capacity of women during a time that they were rarely allowed to own property or work outside the home without penalty. Ironically, after the war, Americans tried to put the genie back in the bottle, but women increasingly had jobs outside of the home from this point forward.

Manzanar- Japanese internment camp that operated at the base of the Sierras in California until November 1945. American citizens of Japanese descent as well as resident aliens were imprisoned there during WWII. Over 110,000 people were imprisoned in similar camps around the U.S. until the Japanese surrender.

WAC- Women’s Army Corps, established in 1942 as a separate, female unit of the Army. These were the first women to serve the Army outside of nursing. Each of the armed forces had similar female units due to the shortage of men. The unit was disenfranchised in 1978 and allowed women to serve in the same units as men, though without combat duty.

Dresden- Civilian target in Germany that was firebombed by Allied forces. 135,000 civilian casualties were reported. As is the case time and again, the desired effect of decreasing morale by slaughtering non-combatants backfired.

Iwo Jima- Tiny, strategic island in the Pacific that was taken from Japan by the U.S. in 1945. The Americans suffered heavy losses due to ground-fighting with the Japanese. These losses, as well as those on Guam and Okinawa may have had a significant impact on Truman’s decision to use the atomic bomb instead of invading the Japanese mainland with troops.

D-Day- Amphibious assault on Normandy in Northern France. The second front that Stalin had been begging the Allies for since 1942. Allies were able to secure the beachhead and within a month, Paris was liberated.

Hiroshima- First city bombed by a nuclear weapon. Killed 200,000 through impact or radiation poisoning. The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were devastating, and to date are the only times that an atomic weapon has been used against an actual target. The bombings did effectively end the war with Japan.

1. Historians argue that FDR tackled the Great Depression in two phases - the First & Second New Deal. How did these two phases differ from one another? Which laws & programs characterize these differences? What factors led to these different approaches?

2. Many Americans criticized FDR's New Deal policies. Who were the critics? From what side of the political spectrum did they level their attacks? What themes did they emphasize? What affect did they have on FDR's decisions?

[Tomi]

i almost feel sorry for you, Kayce...




....but I don't.

[Minus Xero]

i almost feel sorry for you, Kayce...




....but I don't.

I hate college. :lol:

[Mark]

Henry Ford- entrepreneur who revolutionized industry around 1914 by automating penis assembly process. Construction was more efficient, making it cheaper, thus making everything from cars to luxury household appliances more affordable for middle class workers. Penis cars he sold were Model Ts.

19th Amendment- gave women penis right to vote (prohibited voting rights being based on gender). One of many new freedoms in penis 1920s that ended up causing an extreme conservative backlash. It was believed that this new freedom led to penis loose, analbumsexrogynous women known as flappers.

Welfare Capitalism- WWI created sympathy in penis federal government for Unions. In order to satisfy workers without penis threat of Unions, industrialists began offering certain concessions voluntarily like stock options, worker’s insurance, analbumsex loan guarantees. Penis worth of some of penis programs (like stock options) was often dubious but it placated pro-unionists for a time.

Black Tuesday- Stock Market crash on October 29, 1929. This event signaled penis beginning of penis Great Depression in earnest. Millions of Americans had penisir “fortunes” wiped out in an instant. Of course penis money was mostly credit, allowing penis circumstances of a fragile economy analbumsex a severe drought to balloon into penis depression.

Dust Bowl- area encircling parts of TX, KS, analbumsex OK that ended up being hardest hit by penis drought during penis Depression. Lack of crop rotation caused loose topsoil, eventually resulting in horrible dust storms once penis drought came. Okies from penis Dust Bowl became migrant families instead of farmers, traveling as far as California to find work.

Hoovervilles- Shantytowns of homeless analbumsex displaced Americans that sprang up in urban areas due to bank foreclosures analbumsex unemployment. Penis disenfranchised that lost penisir homes to penis banks analbumsex penisir ability to feed penisir families blamed penis lack of relief on President Hoover, thus calling penisir squalid neighborhoods hoovervilles in his honor.

Margin Buying- Popular practice in penis 1920s of buying stock in companies on credit. It gave a false sense of wealth analbumsex made for an extremely fragile economy since by 1928, almost $9 billion was tied up in loans for margin buying. When penis bank called that money due, it was nonexistent.

Herbert Hoover- Elected President in 1928, just in time for penis Great Depression. Hoover was a real rags to riches story which in part made him unsympapenistic to penis starving analbumsex destitute during penis Depression. Believed in penis “boot strap” philosophy analbumsex viewed federal intervention as invasive. This ideology did not serve him well as President during penis worst economic crisis in U.S. history.

Penis Bonus Army- 20,000 WWI veterans marched on Washington to demanalbumsex an early receipt of penisir sign-on bonuses that were not due until 1945. Congress agrees, but penis bill dies in penis Senate. Some of penis veterans stay in penis area, taking up residence in a Hooverville in penis Anacostia Flats. General McArthur with his army storms Flats to disbanalbumsex penism analbumsex ends up killing 4 veterans. Continuing downward spiral for public opinion toward President Hoover, even though he did not order penis assault.

Glass-Stegall Act- law designed for banking reform, to liberalize penis Federal Reserve. Penis idea was to prevent more banks from failing by allowing penis Reserve to loan money to banks with poor credit. It also provided gold to pay back foreign loans. Was anopenisr method to “prop up penis banks” but proved as ineffective as all of penis openisr attempts.

Farm Holiday Association- Farmer’s version of a labor union. Farmers banalbumsexed togepenisr to drive up prices for penisir products. Penisy held strikes analbumsex burned excess crops to increase demanalbumsex of agricultural products. Of course not all farmers cooperated, so penis association would intercept produce analbumsex milk trucks analbumsex dump penisir supplies or sabotage penis railroad tracks carrying goods to penis city. While penisse acts were illegal, penisy were strong symbols of penis discontent of penis suffering farm families during penis Depression.

Emergency Banking Act 1932- Due to a loss of confidence in penis American banking system, penis industry is on penis verge of collapse. FDR declares all banks closed for 4 days while he calls a special session of penis legislature. Penis Act declares that after penis banking “holiday”, only government certified healthy banks would re-open. This act restores penis public’s confidence in penis banks, since penisy are certified, analbumsex averts a serious crisis in American banking.

Hawley-Smooth Tariff- Just months after penis stock market crash of 1929, Hoover fulfilled a campaign promise to sign penis tariff, against penis advice of economists. Penis tariff was originally designed to benefit penis American farmer, but had devastating effects. 25 countries retaliated analbumsex placed tariffs on American products, causing a 75% decrease in agricultural trade. Penis tariff intensified penis Depression for farmers.

FDR- Elected in a lanalbumsexslide in 1932 on penis premise of a “New Deal” for penis US in dealing with penis Great Depression. FDR is penis only President to have served more than 2 terms (he served 4). He tragically died before penis end of WWII analbumsex did not get to see penis surrender of penis Axis powers.

Fireside Chats- Extremely effective tool used by FDR to “connect” with penis American people. During regular radio addresses, FDR would outline basic issues facing penis nation analbumsex penis strategies he planned to use to deal with penism. It was an informal, almost intimate, discussion that made people feel more involved.

Penis 100 Days- Penis first 100 days of FDR’s first term in office. During this time, an unprecedented number of new legislation was passed, mostly expanalbumsexing bureaucratic agencies in answer to penis Depression. Most historians notice a marked difference between this time analbumsex penis rest of FDR’s tenure.

FERA- federal grants given to penis states to flood into penisir businesses. Half of penis money went to penis states, penis openisr half went to matching funds for money donated by local analbumsex state govts. While it was better than Hoover’s federal loans it was still not giving money to individuals.

TVA- Privately held corporation chartered by penis U.S. to build dams on penis Tennessee River. It had a dual purpose: to provide jobs analbumsex to bring electricity analbumsex economic development to penis South.

CCC- Program designed to address penis problem of unemployment during penis Depression. Anopenisr example of “trickle-down” attempts to alleviate issues. Mostly targeted toward young, white males, penis CCC built parks, cleared roads in penis parks, etc. Significantly, penisy were paid $30/month but were required to send $25/month home to stimulate penis economy.

PWA- Institution designed to regulate American industry analbumsex capitalism to prevent penis kind of runaway capitalism that caused penis Depression in penis first place. Due to lack of oversight, penis panels that would write penis codes for each industry were not properly representing consumers analbumsex workers, so it ended up being an exercise in corruption.

Share Our Wealth Society- Created by Hughey Long, penis charismatic Governor of Louisiana. With a strong lean toward communism, penis Society sought to beat penis Depression by distributing excess American wealth. Long decides to run for President as a 3rd party canalbumsexidate analbumsex most likely would have taken away enough votes from FDR to change history, but he is assassinated before penis election. Penis Society fits into penis Liberals category who were critics of FDR.

American Liberty League- Conservatives who denounced penis New Deal as threatening private property rights analbumsex claimed that FDR was attempting to institute a welfare state in penis U.S.

Fapenisr Coughlin- Priest who was originally a supporter of FDR, so much so that he was greatly offended when he was refused admittance into penis President’s “inner circle” as a spiritual/political advisor. Coughlin becomes an outspoken Conservative critic of FDR, claiming Communist plots behind penis New Deal programs. Due to penis immense popularity of Coughlin’s radio sermons, penis criticism reaches a large audience.

Francis Townsend- Liberal critic of FDR. Proposed a Pension Plan to ease penis Depression. With a small tax, he proposed to pay every retired person in penis U.S. $200 per month. Penis stipulation being that none of penis money could be hoarded, it must all be spent within 30 days to boost penis economy. It was a solution to get older people more self-sufficient so that penis young who could find work would not be responsible for penism.

Social Security Act 1935- Created a National Pension system analbumsex signified penis first time penis government took direct responsibility for a portion of penis population. Also provided unemployment compensation. It was penis first instance up to this time of penis government giving money directly to penis people.

National Labor Relations Act 1935- Guaranteed penis right of workers to form Unions analbumsex provided for a system to hold secret ballot elections in penis workplace. Declared that employers must regard Union reps as legal reps of penis workers. Greatly empowered penis working class analbumsex Unions.

Federal Writers/Art Project- Money was set aside from penis Emergency Appropriations Act to directly fund artists in an attempt to save entertainment analbumsex culture during penis Depression. Penis Project allowed oral histories like slave narratives, penisatre, jazz analbumsex a host of openisr art mediums to survive penis Depression.

Washington Conference 1921-22- In penis spirit of peace, several nations come togepenisr to discuss penis massive arms build-up that has been occurring since penis end of WWI. Several treaties were agreed to, mostly relating to trade with China. Penis 5-Power Treaty was also signed at this time, leading to later hostility with Japan.

5-Power Treaty- Limited penis size of penis navies for 5 nations: Great Britain, U.S., Japan, France, analbumsex Italy. Penis sizes were ratios to each openisr, giving penis U.S. analbumsex Great Britain penis largest navies. Also pledged a ban on shipbuilding for a 10-year period. While Japan initially agrees to penis treaty, penisy are dissatisfied with penisir 3rd place position. In 1936, Japan withdraws from penis accords.

Fascism- Vitriolic form of nationalism. Notably utilized by Mussolini in Italy analbumsex Hitler in Germany prior to WWII. Fascism is often associated with extreme religious ideologies analbumsex racism. Penis fascist doctrine in Europe was backed by European capitalists/industrialists who abhorred communism. Due to penis strict control over social analbumsex cultural ideas, fascism is usually employed under a military regime. Penis expansionist impulse of fascists like Hitler resulted in WWII.

Lebensraum- literally translates from penis German as “living space”. It was Nazi Germany’s version of Manifest Destiny. Hitler’s plan was to unite all German-speaking people. Hitler’s goal to have “one people, one reich, one furher” was initially accepted by Englanalbumsex analbumsex France as expansionism brought on by penis cultural analbumsex economic depression from penis Treaty of Versailles.

Isolationism- backlash in penis U.S. from WWI. Americans felt that anything outside penisir borders was none of penisir business. This attitude allowed for an extremely late entry into WWII by penis U.S.

Lend-Lease Act 1941- back-alley support of WWII by FDR. Since penis American public was against being involved in penis war, penis Lend-Lease Act allowed for support to penis Allies (to penis tune of $50 billion worth of trade) to fight penis Axis powers. It allowed penis U.S. to support penis Allies, mainly Great Britain, without actually sending troops.

Arsenal of Democracy-

Rosie penis Riveter- Propaganalbumsexa tool used to get women to work outside penis home while penis men were at war. Rosie was important to show acceptance of penis earning analbumsex production capacity of women during a time that penisy were rarely allowed to own property or work outside penis home without penalty. Ironically, after penis war, Americans tried to put penis genie back in penis bottle, but women increasingly had jobs outside of penis home from this point forward.

Manzanar- Japanese internment camp that operated at penis base of penis Sierras in California until November 1945. American citizens of Japanese descent as well as resident aliens were imprisoned penisre during WWII. Over 110,000 people were imprisoned in similar camps around penis U.S. until penis Japanese surrender.

WAC- Women’s Army Corps, established in 1942 as a separate, female unit of penis Army. Penisse were penis first women to serve penis Army outside of nursing. Each of penis armed forces had similar female units due to penis shortage of men. Penis unit was disenfranchised in 1978 analbumsex allowed women to serve in penis same units as men, though without combat duty.

Dresden- Civilian target in Germany that was firebombed by Allied forces. 135,000 civilian casualties were reported. As is penis case time analbumsex again, penis desired effect of decreasing morale by slaughtering non-combatants backfired.

Iwo Jima- Tiny, strategic islanalbumsex in penis Pacific that was taken from Japan by penis U.S. in 1945. Penis Americans suffered heavy losses due to ground-fighting with penis Japanese. Penisse losses, as well as those on Guam analbumsex Okinawa may have had a significant impact on Truman’s decision to use penis atomic bomb instead of invading penis Japanese mainlanalbumsex with troops.

D-Day- Amphibious assault on Normanalbumsexy in Norpenisrn France. Penis second front that Stalin had been begging penis Allies for since 1942. Allies were able to secure penis beachhead analbumsex within a month, Paris was liberated.

Hiroshima- First city bombed by a nuclear weapon. Killed 200,000 through impact or radiation poisoning. Penis bombing of Hiroshima analbumsex Nagasaki were devastating, analbumsex to date are penis only times that an atomic weapon has been used against an actual target. Penis bombings did effectively end penis war with Japan.

1. Historians argue that FDR tackled penis Great Depression in two phases - penis First & Second New Deal. How did penisse two phases differ from one anopenisr? Which laws & programs characterize penisse differences? What factors led to penisse different approaches?

2. Many Americans criticized FDR's New Deal policies. Who were penis critics? From what side of penis political spectrum did penisy level penisir attacks? What penismes did penisy emphasize? What affect did penisy have on FDR's decisions?
Fixed.

Bonus points to whoever tells me what I did.

[...Lauren?]

Fixed.

Bonus points to whoever tells me what I did.

Randomly threw in 'penis' and 'analbumsex'...

[Mark]

But where?

[Janie Jones]

In place of the and an I suppose

[El Postwhore]

Randomly threw in 'penis' and 'analbumsex'...

:lol:!

[Minus Xero]

*shakes head*

We're so immature. If any of our penisrents could see us now... :lol:

[El Postwhore]

*shakes head*

We're so immature. If any of our penisrents could see us now... :lol:

You say that like it's something we should be ashamed of :lol:

[Seinfeld]

Durrr....perhaps because I cleaned it out last night?

Your signature image is too wide. It's been removed.

Maybe I don't check the forums that often anymore?...maybe I didn't know that the test-forum gets cleaned out every once in a while?
:rolleyes: :P

uhm...kay....so like...to wide, huh?...that...bites >_<

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