Jeff Ross

Jeff Ross

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  • in reply to: Kerfuffle Planning #40812
    Jeff Ross
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    And thanks, AP, it’s been great getting to know all of y’all as well. 🙂

    in reply to: Kerfuffle Planning #40811
    Jeff Ross
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    You’re right, you would still be lovely even if you didn’t have us…

    in reply to: This is a test, please ignore it. #40809
    Jeff Ross
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    in reply to: Prayer for 9-11 #40808
    Jeff Ross
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    *silence*

    in reply to: Pointless Conspiracy Theories #40807
    Jeff Ross
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    So there were once some jailbirds who illegally gained access to movies online for no reason whatsoever…

    But hey, that’s just a theory. A pointless cons’ piracy theory.

    in reply to: Out of Curiosity #40806
    Jeff Ross
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    I’m not sure where this thread should go from here… wait a second: What if we could organize an Auxcon in Botswana that’s also a missions trip? That way we could stay longer and have a little bit more structure to the extended stay. Angie could head the expedition and make sure we approach it with the proper mentality.

    (I know that Botswana is a majority Christian nation already, but that might just mean the focus would be a little different than otherwise.)

    in reply to: Books #40805
    Jeff Ross
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    I do so much reading, but read so few books. Such a sentence was not something I would have thought realistic before the advent of high-speed internet.

    in reply to: Milk #40804
    Jeff Ross
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    I found it: The legen-dairy Milk thread.

    in reply to: Webkinz #40803
    Jeff Ross
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    Interestingly, I had never heard of “Webkinz” until encountering this thread. Fun to read others’ stories about playing with them, though. 🙂

    in reply to: My Hair #40802
    Jeff Ross
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    So much for Chris Howard cutting his hair…

    in reply to: Have Ryan and Matthew been cloned?!? #40800
    Jeff Ross
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    Contrary to what Manalive Smith said, I think singing can bring old threads back.

    *sings*

    in reply to: Kerfuffle Planning #40795
    Jeff Ross
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    (˙pɐǝɹɥʇ ,,ㄥƖ0ᄅ ‘Ɩ ɹǝqɯǝʇdǝS ‘ʎɐpᴉɹℲ,, ǝɥʇ ɯoɹɟ sɐʍ ƃuᴉʇᴉɹʍ uʍop ǝpᴉsdn ǝɥʇ ‘ɥɐʞǝq)

    Thank you. However, you might want to have that eye checked out…

    in reply to: Once Upon a Time, Part 1 #40791
    Jeff Ross
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    (*continues to remind Bekah that I talked about making old threads “un-Tingled” on the Skype chat at the 2:21pm mark of 2/24/18*)

    in reply to: MBTI (16 Personalities) #40786
    Jeff Ross
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    Ice Chest Pillow

    in reply to: Once Upon a Time, Part 1 #40784
    Jeff Ross
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    (*hears shout* *looks out window* *apologizes to Manalive Smith who accidentally got drenched from the water in the bucket*)

    in reply to: Once Upon a Time, Part 1 #40783
    Jeff Ross
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    (*finds an empty plastic tub* *runs back with it* *swaps out the bucket for the tub* *dumps water from bucket out of window*)

    in reply to: Kerfuffle Planning #40782
    Jeff Ross
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    Greetings to every F.A.C.E.!

    I felt so much nostalgia reading through this thread and remembering the circumstances that brought me here to the Not-Forum, even though it hasn’t even been seven months since I joined. 😀

    In honor of remembering the circumstances, I have prepared a speech. *steps up to podium to make speech*

    Fellow F.A.C.E.s, it is with great fondness that I address you here today. So much has happened since I joined the Not-Forum; so many pleasant memories. Thank you for welcoming me into your midst. Some of my favorite moments have been serving as the H.O.W.D.A.R.E.Y.O.U. of T.O.P.H.A.T., contributing toward the #AuxCableFan podcast episode, and writing creative fun poems & parodies. It has brought me much happiness to interact with so many talented, expressive, and unique creatures such as yourselves. I hope that I am able to continue to be an active F.A.C.E. for many moments to come. May God bless the Not-Forum!

    *steps down from podium*

    I’m not sure when or where or even if our next Comment Kerfuffle will take place, but getting the chance to participate in the Inner Tube Episodes 179 & 180 Comment Kerfuffles is something that I’ll remember for as long as there is a Not-Forum.

    Sincerely,

    Jeff Ross
    Trube Fan
    F.A.C.E.
    H.O.W.D.A.R.E.Y.O.U.

    in reply to: Once Upon a Time, Part 1 #40781
    Jeff Ross
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    (*puts a bucket down to catch Franklin’s tears* *runs to fetch a bigger container*)

    in reply to: Birthday Thread #40777
    Jeff Ross
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    Even icy

    in reply to: Feedback On A Short Film (And Participation In My Next Video) #40776
    Jeff Ross
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    #19640 *pronoun

    Jeff Ross
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    Hehe, you forgot a “t”.

    in reply to: What If #40772
    Jeff Ross
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    What if this thread isn’t actually dead?

    in reply to: Vinyard of Fragrant Drapes #40770
    Jeff Ross
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    Wait…Kristen and Josiah thought FDR got us out of the Depression? That is a actually a common misconception. He was President during that time, and he was excellent at handling the start of WWII, and he was a great morale boost to the country, but I wouldn’t use his economic policies as the measure of his greatness. After all, there were many previous economic crashes and recoveries that other Presidents got through by just letting the free market and the American people do their thing. Those recoveries had the added benefit of not bogging down future generations with excess government debt and dependencies. WWII’s restrictiveness on the economy helped us to escape the Great Depression, not FDR’s big government approach prior to it.

    You can make a case for liking FDR the best as a President, but the reason Kristen gave was shoddy. I would also like to assert that this is a why I think FDR is more overrated than JFK.

    Of course, Kristen is the best President of T.O.P.H.A.T. ever. #BringBackKristen

    in reply to: Currently Unnamed Podcast Idea #40769
    Jeff Ross
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    Oh, yeah, the code…

    in reply to: Anchor Needs Improvement #40768
    Jeff Ross
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    Hopefully Anchor keeps improving.

    in reply to: Backstory #40767
    Jeff Ross
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    It looks like we neglected to find out on this thread how Dawn’s Thanksgiving surgery went. #BringBackDawn

    in reply to: Fanbase Name #40766
    Jeff Ross
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    Fanatical Aux Cable Enthusiasts (F.A.C.E.s)
    Aux Cable Enthusiasts (A.C.E.s)

    Those are the categories currently within the fanbase, although “Auxiclan” sounds like it could be used as a comprehensive term for both A.C.E.s & F.A.C.E.s. I like the current designations, though, because they highlight the individuality of each fan more than a collective identity.

    in reply to: Zach/Kevsky Debate #40765
    Jeff Ross
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    This is one of the heaviest threads on the Not-Forum.

    My opinions: Part of the reason the USA needs a good degree of states’ rights that other nations see as “unnecessary” is because of how large and diverse the US is in terms of population, geography, and resources. It’s difficult from a practical standpoint to have an individualistic culture of freedom and put most of the legislative burden on the government at the national level.

    Abortion is immoral and as a society that prides itself on protecting even the minority or the disadvantaged, we ought to protect the unborn and not charge them with any crimes that their fathers may have committed. That being said, I would be careful about crafting a law banning abortion to make sure that it didn’t accidentally fault a mother who had a miscarriage.

    I do believe that capital punishment under certain circumstances is a good idea for a government to possess (that being if a person clearly attempted and succeeded to end the life of another in a non-justified situation, such as in an act of terrorism). Capital punishment prevents a criminal from being supported by tax dollars for a life in prison, prevents a criminal from escaping and killing more people, and gives the murderer justice for his crimes. Yes, 99.8% of the time I would prefer alternative punishments and restitutions, but there are occasions of terrorism that I have seen where the terrorist has forfeited his right to life.

    I do think that our legal system and justice system needs reform. Kristen talked about “longer jail times” but I am more interested in alternative punishments for crimes than simply “time” that the criminals are being supported by my tax dollars. Some criminals are lost causes, but many can be rehabilitated if the right opportunities are presented to them.

    I disagree with the context of Kristen’s statement, “But I’m sorry, yes it’s good to be a Christian even if it’s only for the last 10 min of your life, but scaring people into a religion they don’t believe is wrong.” There’s a big difference between witnessing to people on death row and threatening people with death in order to convert. The former is a Godly thing to do, even though the latter is immoral.

    I’ll just leave this here.

    in reply to: Riddles #40756
    Jeff Ross
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    This is a fun thread to post riddles. #WhatWouldCaptainObviousWouldHaveSaid

    in reply to: Friday, September 1, 2017 #40755
    Jeff Ross
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    (: ˙sᴉɥʇ ǝʞᴉl ǝʇoɹʍ ʍǝɥʇʇɐW ‘pɐǝɹɥʇ sᴉɥʇ uI

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