Professor Peedston

BAH! I hate Roger Clemens. But other than that, I've got nothing against the Astros. And I hate Scott Rolen on St. Louis even more (we Philly fans aren't ones to hold grudges are we? :rolleyes: ) So uh.... go Astros. :P

All right, so tell me what you'd rather see than "Tom P" :P

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I don't think somebody who's trying to be paroled would say "I deserve exactly what I've gotten right now." :P Like I said, I certainly wouldn't let him out if it were my call.

how about :charming:

I Left My Heart in San Francisco?

Of the two, I'd say loving. Honestly, there's no foul intent on my part. :cool:

It's a loving tribute. :P

Did anybody actually read the stats of that study? "Out of the 750 people who took part in the study, 150 had acoustic neuroma and of those one in 11 had used a mobile phone for at least a decade." That means that out of 750 people surveyed, only 13 or 14 had both had acoustic neuroma and were cell phone users for 10 years or more. In addition to that, those 13 or 14 people were all by definition people who had used analog phones for that long, because, as the article notes, digitial phones haven't even been around that long. And the vast majority of phones in use nowadays are digital. In other words, I'm not all that concerned.

'tis my cat! :uhoh2:

I hate him a little less now that I've heard his side for some reason. Of course, I wouuldn't grant him parole either. But at least he knows that what he did was terrible. *shrug*

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: LOL I totally agree!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Very clever indeed. :D

People can actually be trained to do that... it's a psychology thing. :P

I thought the "we married up" thing was kinda funny, if phrased a little awkwardly. I like people that have a sense of humor about themselves.

mmm, I think I'll stick with my Windows Explorer for now when I want to find something on my computer. :stunned:

Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

Have you all missed my bitter sarcasm? :P

I could say that about a lot of movies. :lol: But yes, it looks dumb, and I don't know who in their right mind would pay to watch that...

I know nothing about it other than what other people have said here and that a friend I know who lives in New York is having a party around it. So uh.... I'm curious if anybody else knows more about it too. :P

Bush looks 1,000 times better than he did in the first debate, but he's still got to work on his mannerisms and things he does when he's not talking, because he still looks like a gargoyle hunkered over the podium. At any rate, hopefully in another few months we won't have to worry about seeing Bush speak anymore. :D And I feel special for this election. I'm voting, AND in a swing state no less! :rolleyes:

:stunned:

It's bad undevoted fans like you that forced them out of town in the first place. :P Washington, of course, has a history of not supporting baseball teams, so it should be interesting to see if they draw any more people there after the first few games are done and the novelty has worn off. :rolleyes:

I was glad they left out all the Shire scenes at the end of Return of the King, because that movie is WAY TOO DAMN LONG as it is. I didn't mind it when I was reading the books, but when I was watching that movie I was praying to God that they cut those scenes out, because I wanted to get out of there. :lol: