Say 'Yes' to the SurvivaBall

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what a great idea!

problem solved. i really like the song too!

bonnie rait of AL @ Sep 24, 2009 22:58:53 PM

Jack, it's a joke

There isn't any real survivaball. They're trying to make a point.

Leigh of CA @ Sep 24, 2009 09:53:48 AM

go for it, baby

hooorayyy!!! Now we can keep polluting the air with our Hummers, leaf blowers, snowmobiles, jet skis, etc. Now we can keep clearcutting all the forests. We can keep bulldozing and paving every green open space. We can keep on shooting, poisoning, fishing, blasting, bombing. We can keep having capitalism rule the world, so that people worship money more than they care about Life itself. These balls will ensure that some wealthy elites can ball their way around our dying planet. I am so glad that technology always fixes problems. Thank God that humans are like gods. We may well destroy all the other species, but we sure will ensure that a few of us survive. Praise God!!

Sheldon Hurley of CA @ Sep 23, 2009 21:04:36 PM

A New High in Lows

At $100 million each the word obscene has reached a new level.

Jack Alexander of CA @ Sep 23, 2009 20:16:46 PM

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