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Clarson · Guest

Yes.There doing something with the water to.Ive never seen a rainbow from a hose before.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIYZvr3ueGwContrails , HAARP, ET, Illuminati,. . . . . We need to dig a real deep hole and just cover ourselves with it.Then we will all have a future :)-
its a zoom of a star... and go to apod and put 'Cassiopeia A' in a search

Sachi · Guest

“well, they did until the Zero Tolerance crowd got involved.

Safoora Maqbool · Guest

About ***** time we took a look at this... Maybe now men will stop being demonized on television. Probably not, but still...According to wikipedia: "The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reports that for each year between 2000 and 2005, "female parents acting alone" were most likely to be perpetrators of child abuse.[11]".
The posters are pretty boring and the comic is no where near as good as the fans make it out to be. Remove the ultra violent pieces of the comic and you've got a pretty weak book. I'd imagine the film will be more of the same.!

Higgins · Guest

Black guy grabs a crowbar and it's a burglary. White guy grabs one and he is Gordon freeman. I mean I don't blame him, look at that head crab on him.?
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Naida · Guest

Yes, display often takes up >40% of the battery life for me and browser takes up 12% give or take. It's pretty nifty.

Shanell · Guest

Desperate people say some crazy stuff. And this is proof of Murdoch's desperation and denial. Most likely, he's studied the situation carefully from every possible angle ... and it always comes back to the same logical conclusion ... which he clearly refuses to accept ... his media empire is doomed.

Sowmika · Guest

Social Security IS welfare...it heavily taxes the working class in an effort to redistribute that wealth to those that can't work and haven't bothered to save money for themselves, but not before passing through the government filter of inefficiency.I make an average salary (about $45-50k)...I'm currently paying about $3000 a year into SS. What if, instead of paying the government that money, I was able to invest that $3000 per year instead? If I had started at age 20 and invested that $3000 per year until age 65 at a rate of 8% (that's a conservative estimate), I would have a nest egg of $1.25 million. That means, at 8% interest, I would be retiring comfortably on $100,000 annually in interest from my nest egg. That's not even taking into account the fact that my salary will increase over time, and thus so will my taxes/investment potential.Compare that to the average monthly SS payment for a retiree today of $1150 ($13,800 annually)...mind telling me how exactly Social Insecurity is such a great thing?

Alyxandra · Guest

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