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The Watch - Comedy about a neighborhood watch taking on aliens. It was pretty funny, worth a watch.

Well if they marketed it as an online game, like Blizzard did with Diablo 3, then I'm not all that shocked by it. We all know when we buy an MMO that eventually it may not be playable. But I don't remember much about Darkspore, so it's hard for me to judge. You would think EA could spare a programmer to fix the gamebreaking bug though, it isn't that old of a game. Apparently you can get some sort of refund from EA customer support.

It looks like Marty is already pretty well prepped for the NJ front office too.

I feel bad for switching, because I did play with Raithe a few times back when it was released, but the game runs much smoother for me on the west coast servers.

It would be easier to have a historical discussion about Anglicization if you sighted the sources of the inaccurate pictures. They look like something out of a textbook from the 50's.

I will! I have a few characters I can remember: Lastly Tralgen Brashen

I have all my characters on Bergeren now.

I re-upped for a month, got the itch to play. It was great that I was able to transfer one of my high level characters from the east coast over to my main server on the west coast. He's a trooper, so I think I'll play him. Now to figure out what all these buttons do.

I bought a new car today! Well, it's a 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid, but it's new to me. I had a Jeep Grand Cherokee, and I loved it, but it wasn't a very good commuter car and we recently bought a family car that fits all our peeps and stuff. So I traded my jeep for a hybrid. It's pretty high tech actually, works really well with my phone and has a microsoft label right on the dash. I haven't had any blue screens of death yet, so that's nice.

If the IRS targeted liberals, they'd just end up auditing collections of birkenstocks and cars that run on vegetable oil.

I refuse to get married because I think it's a stupid idea. All the gay folks getting married: welcome to hell. I've been married for 10 years, and every day has been better than the last.

Can you find a link to a more reliable number? If none exist, what do you feel is closer to a true percentage? I already explained in a previous post that it will likely take generations before you have people comfortably identifying themselves as LGBT. I think the only safe bet is that number will rise.

I was just pointing out that the number is misleading.

Any feedback on Legends of Dawn? I know what to expect from Leisure Suit Larry

Taken from the same page: I find it odd how many different categories they make up for homosexuality. You first link points to "heteroflexibility" which sounds like bisexuality to me but somehow isn't since they are "mostly straight". The second points to homosexuality, which is what I referenced in my post. I guess if your not in a sub sub sub group, you aint nothing. Uh, you are the one that linked to the wikipedia page. I simply took the next sentence in the paragraph, since your first quote was misleading.

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I'm sure you've met more than a few, but most of the ones I know are very private and not at all flamboyant like you see in the movies. Also, the older generations tend to avoid all forms of public affection, as they grew up in times where that behavior could get you a lot of negative attention. It's actually a bit odd, I have had three principals that were gay and only one of them actually ever discussed their partner in a social setting. Now I live in a very tolerant area, but all three of them came from different areas of the country. I talk about my wife all the time, so I really can't imagine that. I think they just tend to avoid creating situations where someone might get offended. I see this changing within a couple generations, and I consider that a wonderful thing.

Being gay is not a lifestyle choice. I do not choose to be attracted to women, it is effortless (and occasionally problematic).

I've done the Moaning Caverns, but that's about it in the area. The kids are a bit skittish about mines and caves at this age though.

We are all a part of Fio's giant dragon beard. I burst out laughing when I heard one politician proclaim "children deserve to have a mommy and daddy!"

Calax we are in Placerville right now. Actually a bit south, at the KOA. I'm a big fan of old mines, so I'll have to check that out sometime.

Nevada reminds me of Tremors. We are back in California, but still in the mountains. It was a long drive, about 8 hours, so I'm pooped.

I'm very happy to see this, I have quite a few friends who will sleep much better knowing they have the same federal protections as heterosexual couples. I have a buddy who is a marine that got married after they dropped don't ask don't tell, and he will gain a ton of rights for his partner when the State department enacts their measures.

Day 13 - We drove through Utah and into Nevada. It was pretty empty, at one point we drove for about an hour without seeing another vehicle. Now we are in the town of Ely. Tomorrow we have a long drive to Placerville, which is back in California. I'm going to try and wake up early and just start driving while everyone is asleep. These mountains were laying down on the job. This is pretty much what we drove through for about 4 hours.

Day 12 - Today is our last day in Bryce, so we took a wagon ride out to the northern rim. It was very nice, we were the only people on the ride. We got to see a lot of cows. When we got to the rim it was an amazing view. We went to a little museum in the park afterwards, and now we are relaxing back at the RV. Tomorrow we start driving home, but we won't get there until Friday so there may be a few more updates.