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I'll PM you a commentary I found online. I agree with it. It is pretty big, but it represents the "Christian" viewpoint on the subject really well.

Does anyone else think that the invisible guy looks like last season's Doctor Who?

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Hurray! That's a classic. Blue Scholars- Southside Revival

My dad is Illinoisan, so I guess I want the Bears to win?

There will be more opportunities... at worst you'll have to make them for yourself. You need this money right now. It'd be fun to go, but is it really going to make your career? Sure key people from the industry will be there, but there is no easy way into this business. It's about hard work, and you need to use your current resources to that end, until you can make a big impression on these people next time.

Matthew 27:11-50. I agree with Meta that Jesus was a rabble-rouser. Jesus was very controversial in saying that he was the Messiah, and it's easy to see why the Jews got angry, since they expected a militaristic Messiah to come and free them from Roman or whoever's rule. Jesus didn't fulfill their mind's concept of the Messiah. Pilate would've been in danger of having a lot of angry people under his rule if he didn't allow the Jews to do what they wanted with Jesus (of course, he could've had the deed done himself, but from what the Bible says, it seems like he didn't want to kill a man who seemed innocent to him). I think the death of Jesus was both political and that the Jews killed him.

Jurassic 5- Canto de Ossanha

I really liked the two Starfighters they made. I like flight simulators and I liked star wars. The story wasn't too bad either (although I was 6 years younger when this came out so I don't know what I'd think of it now).

Fort Knox Five- Blowing up the spot...

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I have seen this one way too many times: the deranged patriot. Most recently, he made an appearance in CSI: Miami, but he is no stranger to other series, such as The Unit and Walker: Texas Ranger. His main characteristics include Sudden admissions of all his crimes in one sitting Logically fallacious motives told during said admission A proud attitude despite atrocious acts committed, such as gouging eyes and bombing schools and leaving easily identifiable tracks for law enforcement protagonists to find him Go ahead and profile any others if you want. I find it funny that the same villains are used in almost every series.

Basically the same as everyone for me. I'll make a list anyway though. The Office (US) Bleach Heroes Dr. Who House Lost Battlestar Galactica Colbert Report

That's really cool. I hope you make it. And as a friendly gesture (to help you sound more professional), the phrase is not "Learn myself gameprogramming," but rather, "Teach myself game programming."

So, we know there aren't and weren't weapons of mass destruction. But I can't remember, did Saddam allow U.S. weapons inspectors to investigate?

On my old computer I used a wireless keyboard. Sometimes, when I put on headphones on, they would pick up the signal, a high-pitched, "beep beeeeep beep beep beeep," whenever I typed something.

I'm not gay! You're an archetype!

And look at how successful that series was. There was definitely some development. A variety of interesting characters were introduced, and There also seems to be a development of Ishida's feelings, and then his resolve. Ichigo seems a lot more serious and analytical at the end too.

I don't see why people hate "fillers" so much. Shouldn't people just appreciate them for what they are? The anime is not the manga, it is only based on it. For example, Bleach's Bount arc (which is not in the manga) isn't that bad compared to the Soul Society arc (which is in the manga). You learn a lot more about the characters, and even though it may not all be "canonical," they're just comics and cartoons in the end.

I watched some Black Lagoon and enjoyed it.

It's a bad sign if you don't know you enjoyed it or not.

Thanks, that was informative and helpful.

Nintencats then?