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It's 3-5 times more expensive for a formal execution. The only reasonable alternative to killing them is to eat them. Lol. Do you honestly think they would taste good? I would much prefer my tax dollars to go to punishing a serial murderer/rapist than feeding them for the rest of their lives. But, it is a fact that formal executions are more expensive than life in prison. They should find a way to make it less expensive...

Just give it a chance. I know it's boring at the beginning, but, the story (if you even choose to follow the main storyline) unfolds into a pretty awesome experience.

Xbox version is just a direct port :P I'm talking about the expansion for PC called Tribunal, it comes with the Xbox game of the year addition and to start that series of quests it adds some assassins have to attack while you sleep Ooooooooooh.... That would explain things. :oops: And as for the Balyn Omavel, I just wanted a place in town I could rest without getting a fine even though it still says its illegal That's weird... You can sleep even though it's illegal? Well, if you can't get help here in the forums, (as I don't have the Tribunal expansion) go to Gamefaqs or IGN and look up some Morrowind FAQs.

Xbox version is just a direct port :P I'm talking about the expansion for PC called Tribunal, it comes with the Xbox game of the year addition and to start that series of quests it adds some assassins have to attack while you sleep Ooooooooooh.... That would explain things. :oops:

I don't know what quest you're doing... :shock: I have Morrowind (on PC, maybe that's why I don't know what quest you're doing. Some of the quests differ from PC to Xbox) and I've beaten the main quest. You say you're doing it for the Tribunal? The Temple? I know there is a quest for the Morag Tong (the assassins' guild) in which you have to assassinate Balyn Omavel (sp?). But other than that quest, I didn't know he served any other purpose in the game.

I was curious as to why capital punishment is expensive... So, I looked this up for you guys. :D Source: http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org I'm just in the mood to look things up I guess. Enjoy!

It's quite alright, Bubsa. :P (Currently looking up Babylonian law on Wikipedia) I don't study Christianity myself. I DO know that it originated in the Code of Hammurabi. What I have gathered is that it was taken literally in Babylonian law. However, Christianity made it into an antithesis. So, I do believe we were both kinda right. :)

Now I'm not even a Christian, but I'm sick beyond belief the amount of times I hear/read this from people who have clearly misinterpreted the context it's used in. If I may be rather synical, one arguement against capital punishment I take from the "Return of Jafar": I really do believe that some people don't deserve the 'get-out' clause of death for what they've done. They should be made to live with it and suffer. I may be a hypocrite for this point of view, but make what you will. I think there are some people (those who get joy out of murder and sorrow) who will never ever feel sorry or regret what they've done, no matter how long they sit in prison. I'm sorry if I angered you with my first statement. Could you please tell me how I misinterpretted it? (I'm not trying to start an argument or a flame war. Just curious.)

"Eye for an eye" is what I say. If they start using capital punishment again, I think it would reduce the number of murders committed, plus, prisons won't be so crowded. I'm not saying that they should immediately kill everyone who has been accused of murder. They should be very responsible with it and have undeniable proof that the person committed the murder before they sentence that person to death. If people think that they'll have a greater chance of dying, instead of thinking that they'll get off with a light sentence or unpunished if they have a good lawyer, maybe some people will think twice before killing someone else.

Niiiice. Wish I had a motorcycle... :(

Lol. That is quite funny... Some people are just crazy. :shock:

Aw, how sad... RIP. :(

:shock: I don't like going to any public shopping place from now until Christmas... There are SoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoO many people...

Booo!!! Tom Cruise is an idiot!!! anyway... For me I'd have to say.....Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy...rather funny and it makes fun of everyone. Lol. Tom Cruise is quite.... Strange, but I enjoyed War of the Worlds as well. It was the only competition my movie of the year had. :)

It might be a good idea to look into salaries in each field. I know some people don't want to choose a job just based on how much money you're going to make, but it can really be a deciding factor in what you want to do. Also, look at job demand. Is there more of a demand for Computer science/engineering or is there a greater demand in the business field? Do you prefer computer sciences over the business aspect? Or do you like to deal with people? To me, going to Canada sounds like a great opportunity and it seems as though it would be worth your time plus, it would be a great experience. I think, that you need to look into both career fields more thoroughly. In my business careers class that I took last year, we went to a website that had alot of useful information about job outlook, what it would be like to work in that career field, and salaries. I will try to find it for you. :D Edit: Here's the site. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ Once you get there, go up to the right corner and you will see OOH Search/ A-Z Index. If you click there, you can search for any career and they'll give you a pretty detailed description of the career plus jobs related to that career. Part of the description should include salary, work environment, education required for that field, and job outlook plus predictions as to whether or not the job out look will increase or decrease.

Next time Slayer comes anywhere near here I'm definately going to see them. :D I think their live shows are awesome.

Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children After thinking about it for awhile (and since I'm not a Harry Potter fan), I decided that this is my movie of the year. I loved it.

I thought it was a very good movie. Probably the best movie I've seen all year. It was visually breathtaking... The music was good, and it had a good storyline. I don't even think you really have to play the game to appreciate it. I loved it and I've never even really played Final Fantasy 7. The movie speaks for itself.

Psst, he's cheating on you. Don't check his e-mail. He's not hiding anything or not planning to have a date with your bestfriend or your sister :wink: :lol: Psst, he's cheating on you. :P :o WellÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâæ wellÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâæ :P I'm obviously joking =P Lol. I highly doubt he's cheating on me... and if I get any suspicion that he is, I'll probably just do a little investigating without him knowing about it... :twisted:

I have my boyfriend's password to his email account, but, I don't check it. I trust him. :)

:lol: Emo makes me angry...

I'm looking forward to eating today (Thanksgiving). :D I like the food my family makes... It's delicious!

Woot! Another Falco fan! :D He's my best character too.

Agreed. Though, I liked their cover of Another Brick in the Wall.

Might I suggest Moonspell? They're definately worth checking out. Everything Invaded Nocturna Disappear Here Some of my favorite Moonspell songs. :D