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That's in Southeastern Asia. :wink: And I beat you, 1903/1929/1945 Atlas' FTW! \

Some parents will pay anything to know that their kids are safe We're talking a few grand here, possibly more depending on range and size of the tracking device.

That's why I always correct them, saying 'lame'. If they get mad at me, well, I really could care less.

Accidentally quoted myself. :oops:

Am I the only one who realizes that no one in their right mind can afford these things to begin with, let alone maintain them? They aren't smart anyways, all you need is a bug detector, which is like only $300. :

I disagree, I agree with the opposite. The future is what's yet to happen, so it's impossible to visit it. And then past is what's gone, so technically, also impossible. We live in a present world.

Take gay for example. Once happy no more than 40 years ago, and now it means homosexual? :? And now people use it to replace lame. :x

Why not ask him to describe an accurate description of something big, media wise, coming up in the next few weeks. If he's right, I'll believe him, otherwise can I say ATTENTION SEEKERS.

No. Do you know the amount of Liechtenstein Banks aka Swiss Banks there is? You could easily turn the place into a money laundering center. After all, they already did that once before they were blacklisted in 2001, and then cleaned up their act.

Ha, funny because if it was true, Switzerland would be one of the biggest traitors ever! :lol:

That lady made me want to do things that are unspeakable. :-#

Firefox has skins? :shock: Well, I guess default.

Angkor Wat Pyramids of Giza Easter Island Neuschwanstein Great Wall of China Stonehenge Machu Picchu I wanted the Taj Mahal too.

I also got 140, or 31.6 planets. :P

It's usually only rich schools that have weight rooms and such. Our converted department store excuse for a school isn't exactly up to those standards. But that's where I figure most people learned how much they could bench from. My city really doesn't have public transportation, what does exist, doesn't come near where I live. I wish in America you could walk EVERYWHERE like here in Guinea.

Am I the only one who doesn't bench? Because seriously, if I went to a rich school, or maybe had a car I would, but that's American funding for you.

I love that pic. : : : :

Speak a legkirÃÆÃâÃâályabb srÃÆÃâÃâác a vilÃÆÃâÃâágon! MenÃÆÃâÃâö ÃÆÃâÃâés azt te is tudod! :P Wrong forum BTW. Try the Music and Movies Forum. :wink:

Is UNICEF in Uganda? They could help get rid of the children fighting for the Ugandan army in response to the Rebels. Even though they couldn't help those fighting for the Rebels.

Hmm, cool movie, I want to see it lol. But if you're thinking that's where I got this, no, I heard it on the radio. :P

With the growing understanding of genetics, it is not to far off that we may be applying genetics to our everyday lives. I'm sure you've heard this before, but have you given it much thought? Within in the near future it may be available, at first to the wealthy, but eventually to the masses, the ability to essentially 'make' your child. Through genetics parents could choose the aspects of their children, and cure inborn diseases. But would you do this? This would no doubt effect the world immensely, competition would be unfair and unjust. But this may also bring the ability to cure deadly diseases. How do you feel about this? Do you consider it morally wrong, or are you all for the application of this into our lives?

Yea, that's how I see it too.

Aren't you simply the converse? Since Jesus' "body" is there, you are praising it and worshiping it as "proof" of the entire story being true, but if it wasn't there, you would simply dismiss it as coincidence. To who ever says just because Jesus' body is there means the whole story is true is sadly mistaken. Jesus' body does nothing to prove the Old Testament, and it can't even prove the majority of the story itself in the New Testament. I believe Jesus existed, and am still an Atheist. But simply proving he exists does not mean what is written in the Bible becomes automatic fact.

4.2 planets. Total footprint: 19 acres to an average 24 acres.

Sports work your legs and arms, not your abs. To work your abs try crunches. Do fast crunches, the faster the better workout. Crunches are honestly one of the best ab workouts, better than sit-ups even.