The Macca Thread - For Everything Macca Related

[The Doctor]

You can hack into government computers, right? Go blow up Antarctica with Iran's missiles!

 

[The Crock]

They don't have computers in Iraq, Doc. That's what camels are for.

 

[The Doctor]

Then he should hack into their camels and send camel missiles to Antarctica, duh.

 

[Macca]

But why Antarctica? Wales and Iceland are just as equally useless.

Also, checked into this whole Majora's Mask thing. I'll give this dude this, it's very well thought out and executed very well also, but then again that's isn't something new for /b/. I should know, I took part in the Project Channology protests, and Scientologists thought we were Xenu coming to take back his lost souls. Check the videos out, they were top of the line.

Besides, why would Ben choose a Zelda game? He would be much better trolling with a Silent Hill.

 

[JenksIX]

U shud start stable and owen evferybody.

 

[Macca]

Only if you're the first victim.

Stable, huh? Could work, always like to change the game around here. What do you guys think?

 

[Leafy]

I think tag teams would be better. Have threads for two people to just post to each other. It would be great.

 

[Macca]

You shut the fuck up, that's a horrible idea. Nobody wants to see a Hart Dynasty-style non-spam techinical masterpiece, they want to see a Nexus-like Cage clusterfuck rampage.

For real, I'm thinking of a 7 piece orchestra of death. Just need a name.

EDIT: Also, if this gets off the ground, Public Enemy No.1 is GuyCompton. Dude gets heaps of sand in his vajayjay because I show some love to my homeboy Obama.

 

[Via Armbar]

Start shit with Guy and you start shit with Armbar.

 

[Macca]

Armbar, I got mad love for you, but if I have to go through you to get to Guy, then so be it.

Guy is shit-talking through his arse for no reason, needs to bitch down while he's ahead.

 

[Via Armbar]

If you've got your eyes set on Guy over Obama shit, then you will definitely have to get through me ha. Not that I have a particular political affiliation, far from it actually, but nobody likes fanboys of anything. Politicians or not.

Then again, I have nothing against his administration particularly. My problem lies in the system as a whole. When the engine to a car is pretty fucked, you don't go out and replace the steering column right?

 

[Macca]

Man, here's my issue with Americans hating on Obama: Everyone is ragging on Obama for not doing any work, but a), nobody sees all the work he does so it's a moot point, and b), the dude seems to be doing a lot more work than Bush ever did. It's not Obama that had cartoons made of him playing with sock puppets and eating tacos. Obama's also not the dude who sent the greatest armed forces in the world to Iraq to throw out a dictator who's highly sought after WMD's never showed up to the party, and he's certainly not the guy who subsequently drove America, but the world's economy's into the dirt. Obama's America's janitor at the moment, and these problems were already waiting for him when he stepped into office. The public bought into this whole saviour thing, when all he is is a man with perhaps the toughest gig to work in: public office.

People may get angry for a Scottish man talking about American politics, but at least I can look at the situation from a clear perspective, without any prejudice. Also, the American public can't be trusted to make a decision and stick with it, just like they did with Michael Jackson. George Bush is critiziced for all his wrong decisions, but you lot did vote him in for a second term, so any faults and mishaps made are on you guys, at the end of the day.

 

[Via Armbar]

Man, here's my issue with Americans hating on Obama: Everyone is tagging on Obama for doing any work, but a), nobody sees all the work he does so it's a moot point, and b), the dude seems to be doing a lot more work than Bush ever did. It's not Obama that had cartoons made of him playing with sock puppets and eating tacos. Obama's also not the dude who sent the greatest armed forces in the world to Iraq to throw out a dictator who's highly sought after WMD's never showed up to the party, and he's certainly not the guy who subsequently drove America, but the world's economy's into the dirt.

Your point here is obvious and I basically agree with what your saying. The thing is, are we really going to judge the quality and work put in by the current administration by the fuck ups of the former one? Sounds like rather than talking up what Obama HAS done, your regurgitating the same ol' Bush tales from a cabinet of long ago. Well not long ago enough, but my point is clear.

Obama's America's janitor at the moment, and these problems were already waiting for him when he stepped into office. The public bought into this whole saviour thing, when all he is is a man with perhaps the toughest gig to work in: public office.

He knew what he was stepping into, he knew the work that needed to be done. There really should be no talk of ''Well look what was here when he came into office" because no matter who was elected, that is what they were going to be welcomed with. I guarantee McCain would be would be facing the same hardships and would be asked the same questions that is being asked of Obama, if not more so because he didn't have the public backing that Barrack had. No easy job of course, and I'm not saying that the work he has put in isn't sufficient enough. Just saying that he isn't facing and trouble that ANYBODY that took over for Bush wouldn't be facing.

People may get angry for a Scottish man talking about American politics, but at least I can look at the situation from a clear perspective, without any prejudice. Also, the American public can't be trusted to make a decision and stick with it, just like they did with Michael Jackson. George Bush is critiziced for all his wrong decisions, but you lot did vote him in for a second term, so any faults and mishaps made are on you guys, at the end of the day.

The American public can't be trusted? NO countries general population can be trusted to make a decision, we definitely aren't alone in that but I get what you're saying. Yeah, we elected Bush for a second term, but is anyone surprised? Our current president got elected from a large portion of new voters who know nothing of the man besides the fact that he looks good on a baggy hip hop t-shirt.

 

[Macca]

Your point here is obvious and I basically agree with what your saying. The thing is, are we really going to judge the quality and work put in by the current administration by the fuck ups of the former one? Sounds like rather than talking up what Obama HAS done, your regurgitating the same ol' Bush tales from a cabinet of long ago. Well not long ago enough, but my point is clear.

I agree that he should be judged on his own things, but the fact is, everyone is complaining about Obama not fixing the problems that Bush created. So why is so many Republicans are coming out now and saying that the economy is still in the dumps? Why do these same Republicans ignore why the economy is in the state in the first place? Why did anyone expect Obama to come in and instantly bring the USA back to the Promised Land after W. spearheaded the economy into depression like it did? Are people actually that stupid to think that if McCain was brought into office that he would put the country back into it's right place? People are asking too much, the dude has managed to stop the market bleeding but everyone is asking why he hasn't fixed it altogether. People should go and have a look at the last depression in America and how long it took them to get back to where they were. Silly people just seem to want everything fixed here and now.

He knew what he was stepping into, he knew the work that needed to be done. There really should be no talk of ''Well look what was here when he came into office" because no matter who was elected, that is what they were going to be welcomed with. I guarantee McCain would be would be facing the same hardships and would be asked the same questions that is being asked of Obama, if not more so because he didn't have the public backing that Barrack had. No easy job of course, and I'm not saying that the work he has put in isn't sufficient enough. Just saying that he isn't facing and trouble that ANYBODY that took over for Bush wouldn't be facing.

That's exactly what my issue is man. McCain would be in the exact position that Obama is, so why is everyone complaining? If McCain was in office, the Democrats would be complaining about the exact same things that the Republicans are right now. Honestly, should politics really be so tic-for-tac? I think sometimes Americans should worry less about being Democrats and Republicans and more about being Americans. People should think more for themselves and not as a group mentality.

The American public can't be trusted? NO countries general population can be trusted to make a decision, we definitely aren't alone in that but I get what you're saying. Yeah, we elected Bush for a second term, but is anyone surprised? Our current president got elected from a large portion of new voters who know nothing of the man besides the fact that he looks good on a baggy hip hop t-shirt.

Yeah, I suppose I can see that, but that doesn't necessary mean that there was no meaning behind the baggy T-shirts. And doesn't all politicians schill themselves with the badges and stickers? It's all the same, really.

Another thing that got me was that whole BP oil spill. All these right-wing mob come out and critiziced Barack for oil still being leaked into the oil, despite putting his best efforts into the cleanup. That's like a huge meteor hitting right smack-dab into America and despite doing his best to save people's lifes and rebuild the impact area, people still complain that there's a hole in the planet. And I don't know how Republicans can complain, because I still remember Bush and his delayed Hurricane Katrina response.

 

[Pepe Silvia]

- Even though it was Tiffany who got the suspension dropped on her, don't think Drew's walking away from the incident clean. Judging from last week, and this week, it looks like "The Chosen One" is gonna have to do the job to a few of his mid-card associates before he's back in management's good books.

Lolsuckit

I didn't expect it either, though. S'why I LOVE those Cruiserweight Invitational-esque matches like the one at NOC.

 

[Macca]

Yeah, because going from a IC champion and possible WHC contender to being put into a tag team with another top talent in order to keep them around the mid-card area is such a huge success.

 

[Pepe Silvia]

Eh, he was being Cenapushed to an extreme and it was just getting annoying. I think this is good for now, Cody could use it as well and Drew can feud with Trips down the line. Also, Drew on both shows just helps him improve his mic skills.