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Lighten up Brosephina, it was just a joke! Tanner thought it was funny too, lol
Edit: I ment to quote last post only
Ok, back to the Reed vs. Stewart fun!!! How'd ya like my comment about you fucking your hand? Har!!!
Just think of this whole thing as a math problem:
Tweets in Bathroom = 200
Tweets on Couch = 100
Tweets to James =10
Tweets to Ellie = 25
Tweets to Ralph = 15
Chad Reed tweets 350 times a day. He tweets twice as much in the bathroom as he does on the couch. 10 of those tweets are to James and 25 of those tweets are to Ellie and only 15 tweets are to Ralph Shaheen. If he increases his tweets by 3.5 every day for the next 6 months what color bike will Stewart be riding next year?
Everyone knows the world is going to end this year
Pit Row
LONGMONT, CO—The Information Age was dealt a stunning blow Monday, when a factual error was discovered on the Internet. The error was found on vitalmx.com.
Caryn Wisniewski, a Pueblo, CO, legal secretary and diehard motocross fan, came across the mistake while searching for information about the current race season.
Following up on her suspicion, Wisniewski phoned her public library, the ABC television network, and the office of MX Sports—all of whom confirmed that vitalmx.com was in error.
Attempts to contact the webmaster of vital mx identified as GuyB, were unsuccessful. The page will be taken offline by its host, Cheaphost.net, which released a statement Tuesday.
"We at Cheaphost were deeply saddened and disturbed to learn that one of the millions of pages we host contained a factual discrepancy," the web-posted statement read. "Please be assured that we are doing everything within our power to ensure that nothing of the sort happens again. We will not rest until the Internet's once-sterling reputation as the world's leading source for 100 percent reliable information is restored."
Paul Boutin, senior editor of Wired, said the error is likely to have a profound effect on how the Internet is perceived.
"Will we ever fully trust the Web again?" Boutin asked. "We may well be witnessing the dawn of a new era of skepticism in which we no longer accept everything we read online at face value. But regardless of what the future holds, one thing is clear: The Internet's status as the world's definitive repository of incontrovertible fact has been jeopardized."
Peter Luyck, 30, a Dallas-area graphic designer and frequent Internet user, was crestfallen.
"If it happens once, it can happen again," Luyck said. "I shudder to think that, one dark day in the future, misinformation could again make its way online. In fact, it may already have. How do we know that trusted sites like the Drudge Report and Fucked Company are as accurate as we instinctively trust them to be? Can we blindly trust that SpideyRulez.com is correct in its reportage that the upcoming Spider-Man sequel will feature Christopher Walken as Dr. Octopus? Pandora is out of the box."
Though the vital mx error is the first confirmed instance of false information on the Internet, scares have occurred in the past. In 1998, an e-mail sent to a woman in Warner Robins, GA, made an unverifiable claim that she could earn thousands of dollars from an initial $5 investment. The claim was never conclusively proven false, and no charges were filed.
The only good thing in this thread is the chick with the nice ass. More cushion for the pushin'.
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