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I'm proud to say I've never played one second of WoW. Resist the urge and the pressure!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KS4TeOnP18 What is this funky-ass gem doing in the middle of an Incubus album???

Come over for a drink and we shall commiserate and speak badly of women!

Perfect then! :lol:

Hell if I know, I just felt like providing cynical advice :razz:

Dump her the night before prom!! Sometimes, it feels really good to be an [wagon].

I would not re-learn anything, but I wish my high school would have prepared me better for a four year university. The only class that I have used is my advanced English class senior year. The teachers were too busy teaching to a standardized test to teach us anything useful.

Actually, it's on the 6th I just looked again. But yeah I'm seeing them in St. Paul. I'm really excited because I've seen Tool but never APC. Not that they're really the same anyways.

You got it!

I'm going to see APC in July :thumbup: This morning when I made my two sandwiches for lunch at work I thought it would be a fantastic idea to put some Wavy Lays on them for an extra crunch. I pulled them out of the mini-fridge at work and took the first bite expecting a nice crunch only to find out the chips went soggy in the fridge <_< I didn't even think of it.

I played hockey my entire life, even a bit of Juniors before my senior year in high school. Lots of my favorite memories come from the rink :D

I'm thinking this will come as a wake up call for the rest of the members that still might live the fast lifestyle. I really didn't think it would be Dunn to die, I thought Steve-O and his whippets/slew of hard drugs addiction would make him the first Jackass casualty.

That would be pretty awesome... The whole town is amazing, it still has an atmosphere that I've never encountered before and find difficult to put into words. Anyone who is a hockey player or fan should make a pilgrimage to Lake Placid, you will not regret or forget it for the rest of your life.

Having the privilege to play a game on the 1980 Olympic hockey rink in Lake Placid, NY. I walked into the massive arena with my Dad at 7am, no lights on in the entire building and above the doors to the entrance was a banner that read "This is where champions are made". Thinking about it still sends chills down my spine. It was such an awesome experience.

I feel your pain, Frosties were my best source of income until bots overran them. Now I can't even tolerate spending more than twenty minutes there. Something needs to be done but I doubt anything ever will.

I hate women that make plans just to keep you happy then cancel them at the last minute time after time. It took 206 pages for me to post on this thread, but that is what annoys the hell out of me.

Having one drink does not mean he was hammered. One can have a single drink and still be under .08.

Story This is horrible news. :sad:

That whole album is [bleep]ing gold. I remember all my friends hating on it when it came out but I loved it and still do.

I am not really a Flaming Lips fan, but these lyrics are spectacular.

I started watch the series The Pacific today. It is a ten episode mini-series and I have no doubt I will finish it by tonight. It's fantastic!

However, hating on Taylor Swift is alive and kickin'.

I did feel bad for that toy store owner. He seemed rather disheveled.

I can barely keep my eyes open and it's only 7pm. I have no idea why I am so tired.

Such an argument would surely cripple government workers when their nation is in deficit. Isn't such a blanket philosophy impractical? Obviously those two criteria would not be the only determining factors. It was blanket-like because I don't feel like writing an essay again only to have one sentence cherry picked and quoted. The same argument I made earlier about the degradation of pay by replacing striking workers with those that will accept a lower wage reciprocally applies here as well. I don't think that workers should be overcompensated. After all, it's the business owners who are taking the risk of starting companies and it's the business owners who take the most damage if the company fails. They should be adequately compensated for their risks and I believe they are. But it is important that the business owners and government recognize the value of a thriving middle class. The middle class cannot thrive unless they are paid well. It's that simple.