Smart dog my ass! Did you see how she just tossed that pop can in the trash? Even my sixteen year old daughter knows how to sort the recyclables.

Did I see a three on the scoreboard? In basketball? At half-time?

>> ^dannym3141:
Erm lifetime ban?


Worse, IP ban.

Sure, the urinal is kind of creepy. However, the fact that somebody is filming a child peeing into it is far more disturbing to me.

I want to upvote for the song, but I'd say that's among the poorer renditions of the song that I've heard. I so feel cold and confused.

Does this mean my parents are going to stop feeding me?

I think that saying 'this game has eight hours of gameplay' would be like me going out and buying a racing game with a story mode, playing through the story mode and declaring the story mode to be the entirety of gameplay.

Much like racing games Mirror's Edge is about moving fast, much like racing games it also possesses a time trial mode as well as a story mode. The time trial mode is one of the best elements of the game, combining the innovative gameplay mechanics of Mirror's Edge with the classic mechanics of racing games, such as timing, track memorization, alternate paths, etc. The first time trial saw me going from five minutes to 53 seconds, a good five seconds too slow to make the fastest world time, which is another brilliant concept. Something about having the world's best time dangling a mere five seconds ahead of you every time you finish the course drives you to go right back into that time trial to go for the gold.

The main story line has a number of terrible or frustrating moments in it, but it also reaches amazing heights where things just click. Your grip on your controller will grow slack, it will tumble from your hands, and you will say 'I can't believe I just did that'. That being said, the terrible moments can cause the controller to be flung from your body in rage, but the innovation visible in the game has been enough for most of the people I know who have played the game forgive it most of its drawbacks.

Is it a fantastic game? No. Is it a terrible one? Certainly not. Is it worth spending the $60.00? Not quite, but maybe $50.00.

Hmm... Reading the contest details for non-Evangelist Christians...

Answer this question without contradicting yourself and take home $5,300

Is the God that has revealed Himself in your religious text infinitely just and infinitely merciful? Yes or No. Please justify your answer from the text on which you consider to be ultimately authoritative (Koran, Torah, Book of Mormon, Council of Trent manuscripts, etc.).

Hints: For all of you who believe in purgatory and think that this helps your case, you are very mistaken. For if your God is infinitely merciful, then there would be no need for purgatory since all of your sins have already been forgiven. If you are working off your sins in purgatory, as some individuals interpret it, then you have not received infinite mercy. For if you had received infinite mercy, then there would be nothing for you to work off.

It looks like the hint tells you exactly how to win the $5300. Simply answer 'no', find a passage regarding purgatory and copy-paste the hint.

I am a porn buddy, but pornless as I am I have no porn buddy for myself.
Although, I suppose that I should designate one in case I die after removing the porn from my deceased friend's house. Of course that would mean that my porn buddy would need a porn buddy. I suppose that porn buddy would need one as well, and then that one...
Jeeze, it's a never ending chain of porn! Now I see why this is usually done in pairs!

>> ^imstellar28:

Yes, we do have a breakdown in language. I'm not sure what, precisely, is giving us the most trouble, but I agree that the problem with our argument is, indeed, one of semantics.
I suppose we'll just have to agree to not quite understand each other.

I'll leave off adding that I seem to recall something I read in my 19th century literature course defending collectivism. I'll see if I can't track it down.

@imstellar28 Yeah, universal healthcare, just like in Socialist Canada! Or rather... Mixed economy Canada... But still.

Snide comment aside, Barack isn't really socializing healthcare. I believe his plans were to root out inefficiencies in the current healthcare system, stimulate competition in the medical field, allow for people to purchase prescription medicine from overseas, and provide incentives for uncovered Americans to pick up a healthcare plan as the overall cost of health insurance has a tendency to drop as more people buy into that health insurance. If the healthcare becomes affordable enough that almost everyone can afford to buy into it, in effect it becomes universal. It is not, however, socialized.

An example of socializing healthcare would be for the government to ban all forms of health insurance besides the one put in place by the government itself and make participation in that form of health insurance mandatory, generally through the use of taxation. That is decidedly not what Barack is planning to do.

I'm guessing I'm not privileged enough to declare this region *blocked, right?

Took me a while to recognize the song. Those were some good games...

What is he doing returning to the centre square!? Sure, that will get you through most of the light stages, but he's hooped once he gets to heavy!

Seeing this has me wanting one of those... Foot... Bike... Things. Not necessarily one to hook up to my gaming consoles, just something to pedal while I play.

>> ^MarineGunrock:
^It can display info like stock quotes, weather, traffic reports, etc. while you do your daily hygiene.

I was just about to ask if it could do something like that. Since it can this gets an up-vote from me.