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Dagger and a Sword noted. It was one of those moments where I was wrapped up in the battle and to see my new hero Allistar fly onto his chest like that was very cool. I hope to see more even if they are a bit ridiculous.

Cool, mustve missed it on the first time through.

If you remember the battle of Ostagar, cutscene where the King is betrayed and then killed in battle by the Ogre. The cutscene shows Duncan facing the Ogre that killed the king and he takes two swords, I believe, and leaps onto the chest of the creature killing him prior to his own death. I have ...

SRV Baby!! Stevie Ray Vaughn
Slowhand!! Eric Clapton

Both technically perfect and woefully soulful.

Originally posted by fable


The untractrable problem is that both sides can point with reason to a history of broken promises and acts of extralegal conquest or terrorism on the part of the other. The vicious acts committed by one are justified by the demonization of the opponent who has always ...

It only takes one moderator to change a light bulb.
The question is did the bulb really need to be changed.

Long live Canadian Lawyers!!

Originally posted by Aragorn Returns

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it's called capitalism, deal with it. or start a revolution, whichever you prefer.<snip>


AR:
Dont get me wrong, I'm a big fan of Capitalism and Hollywood movies.

I really just like to argue/debate.

I was simply identifying some reasons to nuke ...

Originally posted by Bloodstalker


I love those tours. Do you have any idea what kind of women go to those things?

(stares blankly) No...I mean I used to, then I got old...er..older. (wanders away to look for pictures from the Winger show in 86)

1.Hollywood (Home of "Only I know whats right and good for you because I'm rich, famous and full of myself" liberalism.)
2."Who wants to marry a millionaire?" (Ridiculous)
3.80's hair/rock bands who are still touring.
4.The Texas Rangers baseball team. (Hopeless)
5.Info-mercials
6.Violent crime
7 ...

Originally posted by HighLordDave:
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Hey Dave, can I borrow your towel?


Originally posted by HighLordDave:
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Four Super Bowl rings in six years--1975, 1976, 1979, 1980--with a quarterback whose TD/INT ratio was just +2 ...

Originally posted by HighLordDave:
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You saw the middle linebacker for the greatest defense to ever take the field play without his front teeth.
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Hmmm...Bob Lily didnt have his front teeth?

Originally posted by Sailor Saturn:
<STRONG>Is that from the song "She got the ring, I got the finger?" *is 90% sure this is a real country song*</STRONG>

Yeah its a real recorded piece believe it or not.
Cant remember the artist.
Just as well.

"If my nose was runnin money, I'd blow it all on you..."

"I gave you a ring, and you gave me the finger..."

@CE: LOL, Your assuming I know what a fibroblast culture is. I though that was a band out of the UK.

Are these scientists committing murder for stem cells?

Originally posted by C Elegans:
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Regarding female prostitutes, a very large sociological study of prostitutes was carried out here some years ago, and one of the results from this study was that it showed that a vast majority of the prostitues had been victims of sexual abuse as children ...

The moral dilemma of creating, then destroying, an embryo hinges on the point at which you believe life begins.
A matter which is endlessly debatable.

One thing is for certain, these researchers will never achieve any plausible benefits to society if they dont try.

thinks to himself ...

Originally posted by Sailor Saturn:
<STRONG>Yer sense of direction is a little off. I ain't no Southern Bell from the South. Ah'm even better cause Ah'm a Texan. Ya'll yankees seem to get that thar fact confused, but don't worry, we'll straighten yout. ;) :p :D </STRONG>

Anyone that aint from ...

Originally posted by fable:
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I would question that the US rewards success. It rewards material success: if you make a fortune, you are important, you are more worthwhile than other people--and let's face it: this is by no means either a modern or American attitude. The US simply does in ...

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>HE :D My daughter will be 4 in a month. We never had this with my boy :rolleyes: She found some baby reins in the cupboard and insists on wearing them as a lead :D

What really makes me cringe, though, is that just when your guard is dropped and you are ...

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>@Gwally - LMAO! :D Maybe it might also explain why my daughter has insisted on being a dog for the last three days - I have to remind her she is not allowed on the furniture - and more to the point, clever doggies can and do use a knife and fork :rolleyes: :D ...