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I've got a better use for the porno: Throw it in the center of a bear trap and we could catch every single one of the sex-deprived counselors.

Power Rangers was my religion. My brother watches it just like I used to and it's fun watching it and remembering, "I bought that!". The movies actually had jokes so that the parents wouldn't be bored for the entire thing. Beast Wars was good. I watched in second grade and was very confused when my friend Matt brought over Optimus Prime. I also loved rugrats. Not enough to buy videos, but enough to still watch it today. All That was good with the originals: Kenan, Kel, Josh, Lory Beth, Gabriel, Amanda. The recent reunion show had me in tears, reminding me just how much I wanted box sets. Besides All That, my favorite Nickelodeon show will always be Hey Arnold! A new episode of Hey Arnold would rank up there with Las Vegas and Family Guy today.

[quote name='Bloodseeker']The original Digimon World! (don't waste your time with DW 2 or 3 though... those games sucked hard) That game is still one of my favorites. Think Tamagachi, except your tamagachi is actually a digimon that you train to fight other digimon. The digimon have "lost heart" and wondered away from the digimon city. Its up to you to bring them back. The cool thing is that as you bring each digimon back, they add something to the city. The first ones that do a certain job will usually add in a new building too. Like Greymon, who will probably the first one able to run the arena, will add in the arena building to the lower right side of the city. Also, some of the digimon will do special stuff to the city, like Elektmon will add lighting after dark.[/quote] Digimon world was probably the best game I ever played for the original playstation. It really felt fun, and with internet help few and far between, the game had a mysterious aura surrounding it. [quote name='ThatOneOddDude']Metal Arms Glitch in the System- This is a very great action-platformer, very reminiscent of Ratchet and Clank. It has you finding awesome weapons and blasting the crap out of tons of enemies. Sounds boring, eh? Well, it requires a lot of strategy. Even though there is an easy, medium, hard, and nuts of steel mode, even easy mode was insanely hard. One of the most interesting things is hacking into you're bigger enemies and recruiting them with grenades. This is easily one of my favorite games.[/quote] I never enjoyed that game since it was so hard. Some companies will never get the formula right: Easy: Kiss on the ***. Normal: Smack on the face. Hard: Kick in the balls. [QUOTE=ThatOneOddDude] I-Ninja- A very fun game that can be called nothing else but a platformer. The game is based on three things, jumping, killing, and doing fun mini-games. There is no real way to describe this game other than fun and easy.[/QUOTE] I payed $50 for this game and it immediately dropped to $15. And yet I don't feel like I've wasted a cent. Just the combat is enough to replay levels that should be getting repetitive. Why won't they get repetitive? Now, for my entry: Lost Kingdoms(GC): This game was fun on so many levels. Imagine being a helpless little princess and summoning 3 large dragons to attack your enemy, and while not controlling the dragons, feeling like a total bad*** as you cower in fear in the corner. Yeah, it's fun like that. Metropolismania(PS2): While in no means the best game ever, this game had me hooked. It's like playing Sim City with one hand tied behind your back. You feel like you earned every single citizen of your town. I'm playing it right now, and everything is rushing back.

I'm with Aiyisha, I own GT3 and cannot stand it. I'm not going to bore myself to death for 20 hours to get a frickin Ferrari. I'll play Burnout and get a car when I start the game that can go from zero to 60 [B]today[/B], and not give me time to think about it. One huge part of that game is tweaking. I don't want to add in a hundred engines one at a time to see which one is best. I'll come off a little like Lewis Black when I say this (considering I just finished his book), but give me a car, tell me it's f***ing fast, and let me drive it immediately and exclaim, "That was f***ing fast!" That is what my racing game should do.

The most hypocritical use of censorship has to be Wal-Mart. They refuse to stock any CD's with a parental advisory label. That would be fine if the censorship went across the board. But they still stock wonderful family fun such as American Wedding and more kinds of guns than anyone knows what to do with. What kind of message are they sending there? It's okay to shoot at stuff, but if you say ****, oh man. Wal-Mart's coming after your a**.

Many times when words are edited out it messes with the song. Two cases imediately come to mind: 1. In Avril Lavigne's "My Happy Ending", they edited "all the s** that you do" to "all the stuff that you do". The lines meaning was comepletely ruined there. 2. In MCR's "I'm Not Okay 'I Promise' ", "I'm not O f***ing kay" was changed to "I'm really not okay". The line wasn't destroyed, but when I heard the actual track online, It made a hell of a lot more sense. In short, having words that are taboo that we don't want young children to say is rediculous. Poop, Crap, and ******* have the same meaning, and are used in the exact same way. Why two of them are fine and the other would get most young kids grounded is beyond me.

"I promise to kill you last." "Ghetto!" "Yo foo." "From the King" "Close your eyes and picture Mr. Johnson... in a speedo!" "Your Gay!" (From a guy that turned out to be gay 6 months later.) Inside jokes, lol.

My friend met Cameron Crowe and Kirsten Dunst on one of the outdoor sets of the movie "Elizabethtown". He is playing soccer outside a window in a scene with Kirsten, so it will be interesting seeing him on screen. 2 degrees, lol. I'm actually going to try to be an extra in the second movie being made in 2 years in my county of 90,000, "Fort Knox". I wonder how they'll shoot it since any unauthorized personel within a few thousand feet of Fort Knox is, well, terminated. Shot with 6000 bpm Gatling guns to be exact. If your lucky enough to get to the vault, drowned is your method of execution. The movie is about someone breaking in (who would have thought of that?). Maybe I'll audition, maybe not. If you've ever been to a UK Basketball game like I have, chances are you've come close to meeting Ashley Judd. She is the most devoted UK fan that I have ever seen. She even missed the Oscars one year to see an important game. The funny thing is, no matter how crazy she gets at the games, we are all thinking the exact same thing. The refs would eject us in a heartbeat if we started screaming, but they can't touch her. She's freaking Ashley Judd.

As 80070190 is not a common number, a yahoo search of '80070190' turned back this page first, complete with problem and solution. [URL]http://www.msn-problems.com/solve-msn-messenger-problem/sign-in/msn-7/msn-messenger-sign-in-80070190.php[/URL]

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[URL=http://imdb.com/OnThisDay?]IMDB's On this Day[/URL] Is less efficient but you get more celebrities. I was born Dec. 4, same as Jay-Z. In 4th grade I had the most kickass birthday party ever. One of my friends Threw a ping pong ball at one of the girls necks and her parents thought it was a hickey lol. People still talk about it 6 years later. Delirium-Danny Masterson(Hyde "That 70's Show")

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Could someone make me several banners that have on of these pictures on the left, The caption for each picture typing itself out [B]slowly[/B] below the picture, and the words on the right looking like this(without the dots): Picture .....Caption ............Game Pics(please crop for better look): [URL]http://www.pitchingwoo.net/mostlyrandom/eCards/odds/cat_loaf.jpg[/URL] Caption: Yeast Infection [URL]http://img115.echo.cx/img115/752/volleyball0nh.jpg[/URL] Caption: Please, it's for the atheletes. [URL]http://www.ebaumsworld.com/images/jesssimpbj.jpg[/URL] Caption: Practice. [url]http://www.fh-wedel.de/~fi/images/duo35.jpg[/url] Caption: Vote or Die. [URL]http://www.dallasnews.com/s/dws/img/07-04/0701saddam2.jpg[/URL] Caption: I call this move, "Ordering Another". [URL]http://www.otakuboards.com/customavatars/avatar4082_40.gif[/URL] Caption: The Circle of Life. [URL]http://www.kirun.co.uk/random/stupid-error.png[/URL] Caption: The computer insight of the future. [URL]http://img67.echo.cx/img67/6121/desbreko9ae.jpg[/URL] Caption: Lonely?

[QUOTE=Break]Solipsism is an egotistical way of looking at the world. What? Perception isn't just what you see with your eyes. It's what you touch, smell, see and hear. Of course touch is also a perception; if you threw a hammer at the head of a really drunk or stoned person, they would not feel it as much. Or if you threw it at a baby's head they would feel it a lot. Perception, despite what a lot of people say, is altered by what we physically and mentally possess. What we touch, smell, see and hear depends on our state of mind at the time and also our physical abilities, e.g. being able to see further (Australian aborigine), having a high pain threshold, being blind, having good hearing. So what you say is certainly not true. Everything in this world is a perception - as long as it can be picked up by at least one of our senses. Take for example a table. One half of a table has the light from a window across it, the other half is in shade. If one were to touch [i]only[/i] the bright side, one would say that the table is warm, however if one were to touch only the shaded side, one would say that the table is cold. Also, if from one angle one was to only see the bright side, you would say that the table is a light brown colour (also depending on whether you were wearing sunglasses or not the table would appear a different colour). Again, however, if seen from another angle so that one was only to see the shaded side the table would appear a darker brown. "Ergo" it can be, will be, was, had been and is merely a perception.[/QUOTE] Just because you hear a hammer doesn't mean it hits you. If that was true, then a lot more people would have died in the Boston Massacre or The Storming of the Bastille. Everyone heard gunshots, but only those in the bullets path were hit.

Where does the url go in the borderless code?

How do I make them links?

[QUOTE] Here we are referring only to someone who glimpses a car. Consider a person seeing a valley several miles long. If he claims that he sees the original valley, then his visual center must, in the same way, occupy an area of at least several square miles. If so, then the person' brain, internal organs, arms and legs must all be proportionate-and of colossal dimensions.[/QUOTE] This is simply being an idiot. What if we see it on TV? Is our tv several miles long too?

It can never be proven, as this person states that all our interactions are fake. Even if it is true, who cares? Does it really make a difference?

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1.) best place to eat- Silver Palace. Best. Chinese. Ever. Maybe I'm just biased because I eat for free. 2.) Shop- Don't shop anywhere here. lol 3.) Visit- Fort Knox, just 'cause it's f***ing Fort Knox. 4.)Unique to the area- Worlds Worst Golf course, only 2 holes. 5.) Place to stay away from- City Pool. People will go in the pool just so they don't have to go to the bathrooms. Anderson in Fort Knox is larger, has 2 basketball goals, and is enclosed.

That went in one ear and out the other. I understand, mostly. Can I just C&P the first code and fill in the blanks?

Take out a loan. It will be worth it no matter how much it is.

Yes, I'm trying to get random banners. I'm not sure if geocities supports php. I will be switching to a paid service soon(most likely Surpass Hosting), so could you explain how to do this in php for the future?

[QUOTE=celestialcharm]I live in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. I'm like 10 minutes away from the airport. So, I remember when I was younger plane engines use to be so noisy, the sound made our windows shake! :animestun I wonder if maybe they just changed the plane route because I don't notice the sound anymore. I lived here for my whole life, in the same city in the same house. I would complain, but my house has ac! That's enough to make me stay. :animeswea[/QUOTE] It's called habituation. Your body has learned to block the sound out.

Why do you want it deleted?