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It's not logic, it's opinion. If by 'successfully' you mean that it appears nation-wide in the same time slot every week then yes, it is successful. I tend to deem television shows successful when they are humorous, original, and, most importantly, relevant. The Simpsons is none of those despite the fact that it used to be all of them at one point.

False messiahs?

I didn't know people still watched this show.

You walk up, they say your name, hand you a frame, and you shake some guys hand. Rinse and repeat about 900 times and you'll have my graduation next year. It's going to take forever... My graduating class was 95 :lol: We had about 425 kids in our entire school.

I went to liquor store and bought two cases of Red Dog to drink my cynicism away. Now I'm feeling muuuuuch better :thumbsup: How's that for elaboration?

It seems to me that some people were put on this earth to do nothing more than use other people for their own benefit. I don't think I will ever be able to understand how or why anyone could act like that. Today was very cynical for me. I despise these days but sometimes they're just unavoidable :wall: Oh well, off to the liquor store.

It would seem to me that something like that would require a Jagex program to access your computer. Am I right?

Utopian coexistence is impossible. We need a pragmatic sort of coexistence...maybe something offered up by Robin Peckold of Fleet Foxes: "And now after some thinking, I'd say I'd rather be A functioning cog in some great machinery serving something beyond me"

Faye is an Irish hottie :lol:

In WI you can't have more than one non-family member in the car for one year after getting your license (probationary license). Also, you can't drive past 12AM unless it's for work/school/etc. After the year is up, you get a new license which is your official license. It's not that big of a deal, no one really follows it anyways. The logical thing to do--while breaking the law, of course--is don't get pulled over.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdciOXroU9o You can never go wrong with Biggie!

I was seriously considering it until I found out that nosebleed seats are $85. NOSEBLEEDS! [bleep] that.

Nice PR move.

Has anyone seen Soungarden lately? They're one of my favorite grunge acts AND THEY'RE TOURING WITH THE MARS VOLTA this summer---clearly another of my favorite groups as you can tell by the caps. They've got a show I want to go to July 17th. The only thing is I'd have to drive from (essentially) the Twin Cities to Chicago for the show. Is it worth it?

I didn't ask for your version anyways. I was just stating that saying the problem is that Palestine doesn't want to recognize a Jewish state is a gross oversimplification.

I'm glad someone was here to explain a centuries-old conflict in one sentence with no punctuation.

I don't claim to know much on the issue, but I highly doubt it's as simple as you're making it.

What can I say, he's a clean guy.

Imaging computer labs at work is the perfect time to train mining :thumbup:

8/10......only because you've got twelve 99's :thumbup:

I completely agree with you and I (along with the rest of the EP, I hope) always welcome constructive criticism. Our editing and articles shouldn't be seen as infallible. That being said, keep in mind this was a guest article not written by a member of the EP. Guest articles are submitted "as-is" and only a certain amount of editing can occur. There is no interactive way to provide feedback to the author on short notice whereas EP members have a forum which allows for immediate feedback from the editor. I do agree that the author's argument was a bit weak, but crucifying a guest article, in my opinion, does nothing more than scare off potential contributors. And that is certainly something we do not want to encourage. Thanks for a well thought-out post ;-)

I called my Mom a beyotch once and she slapped me in the face. I was 11.

How does that happen?? I found out that Donnie in The Wild Thornberrys is voiced by Flea today :blink: