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Nope, just tongue tied

Your jokes offend my refined Taste, Bud

NO! and don't pretend they are I'm going to go brush my teeth for an hour now

"Big" and cudly

NP As far as thanking, I didn't mean it literally, as we're not doing it on purpose. I promise. It's just capitalism and pharmaceutical lobbyists in action

Uh you lost me. If you have universal health care, you don't pay for yourself. Not market price of what it costs. If you don't, then I wasn't talking about you Just thank your lucky stars your not in Iraq.

One pic per celeb! The magic of airbrushing She has had nudes scenes, not fake

While that doesn't really answer anything, taks is 100% correct. In terms of quality of individual care, you can't compare privatized and universal health care. and you should all thank your lucky stars America doesn't have things like universal coverage or price caps on drugs. If we did the entire pharmaceutical industry would crumble (especially R&D). We basically help pay for your caps and universal coverage.

"Big" and cudly

So your messiah is an ADHD-addled technophobe who also apparently lacks the ability to keep an internal monologue internal. And you wonder why I'll never see this Firefly trash. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thats why? I just figured it was due to a complete lack of taste

That is your Mona Lisa

Actually, the word "organization" is more frequently used than "franchise". I guess "club" isn't used because, um, I don't know why. You hear baseball teams being called clubs, but not any other American sport I can think of. You generally break out the word "franchises" when talking about making a new team or what not. "Franchise" is generally more geared to "everything" about the team, while "organization" is generally used to talk about the owners and managers. But it's a VERY fine line, if it even exists. They overlap quite a bit in terms of actaul usage. What I'm trying to say is, your question makes an incorrect assumption, but I was still trying to show why/how the word is used when it is used. off to poker night

Only because of the coming of The Revolution

Darque already has that role Join me, and together we can spam a few threads and have a few laughs and rule the galaxy as father and son.

1. I'll treat this seriously: I hope you can see how that means the same as the term I believe you Euros use, as in: The worlds most popular soccer "club", Manchester United, is owned by an American. Much like "club" has more than one usage, including similar usages, so does franchise. Now you can comment out of knowledge, instead of ignorance! Yea! 2. Generally teams don't move around. There are 5, iirc, teams out of 32 (I think, I forget) that have moved, 2 of which took the name of the team with them, and one (The Cardnials) have moved twice. As a rule of thumb, a team moves about once every 15 years. But for example, the oldest teams in the NFL (Bears, go bears, and the Packers, circa 1919) have never moved. Why they move? Lots of reason. Generally due to wanting a new stadium or lack of support in thier home town. Mainly tho, they keep trying to put a team in LA (huge market), but they don't care, so they move the team to a city that likes football.

umm.... thanks?

BioWare joint CEO Ray Muzyka acknowledges follow-up to martial arts role-playing game in interview, strongly hints that it will be on Xbox 360. In an interview published today on Xbox Evolved, BioWare joint CEO Ray Muzkya revealed that the company is working on a follow-up to its Xbox martial arts role-playing game Jade Empire. "BioWare definitely plans to continue the Jade Empire franchise," reads one of Muzyka's responses. "The Jade team did a great job with the first game in that series; we have great teams working on all of our games here. We've also said in the past that we're working on not just one, but two Xbox 360 titles. Enough said ; )" The bulk of the interview, which also featured responses from BioWare's other joint CEO, Greg Zeschuk, was focused on BioWare's first confirmed Xbox 360 game, Mass Effect. Zeschuk discussed some basics of Mass Effect's gameplay, as well as the developer's plans to make it the first in a trilogy of Xbox 360 games. Attempts to reach BioWare representatives for confirmation and comment were unsuccessful, as the developer's Vancouver, British Columbia, offices are closed today in honor of Remembrance Day. By Brendan Sinclair -- GameSpot http://www.gamespot.com/news/6139680.html

http://browncoats.serenitymovie.com/sereni...ews&news_id=210 There is apparently an "Easter Egg" on the DVD, that is apparently worth crowing about. or just a cruel cruel Darque-type joke

Simply put: 90% of the people follow their hometown tema first and foremost. Those teams that are the NFL cousin of Manchester United obviously have more "away" fans.

I'm upset about the zombie thing. WTF even post that on the site for?

Monkey ehhhh?

Joke. I don't think so. Slower than last season? I think so. The problem is that the hatch was a good enough payoff.

It's hard to challenge a sport where there are generally beer breaks

I didn't know you and Boone were close

Felt more like a red-shirt moment to me <{POST_SNAPBACK}> If you had people feelings, I assure you, you would have been moved