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TyFreak Evans
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I normally don't like to post things like this in a "Sports" forum, but I saw this and thought it was soooo cool. So I just had to share!!!!
http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/outp...ed-by-three-brothers-in-minnesota-front-yard/
http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/outp...ed-by-three-brothers-in-minnesota-front-yard/
GoGoGadget
All-Star
OMG, want.
LilMissDiva
Bench
Oh wow... I can't believe this thread still exists. It's going on a decade old now.
Mad D
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--and that means we are all a decade
LilMissDiva
Bench
Oh man, thanks I needed the reminder. Seeing as the older I get the more I 4get.
Prophetess
Gallifrayain
Please pray for my three older children and their father, their grandmother/mother died on Monday.
I am befuddled by the syntax of this statement. I want to ask a question that my gut tells me may be less than appropriate. Regardless, I'm sorry for their (your?) loss.
The mother of her ex-husband (the father of three of her children) died.
arwen undomiel
Bench
For all resident Whovians.
I had heard around $260 US.
Tetsujin
The Game Thread Dude
Official pic of Capaldi's new costume released. In other news, I now want a pair of Doc Martens.
Perhaps some of you Doctor Who people can help me out: if English call cookies "biscuits," then what do they call biscuits?
Ended my self-imposed media blackout, not too long ago: is it safe to watch TV again?
Depends on what you were avoiding.
Biscuits per se don't really exist in England. The closest thing to a US biscuit is probably the scone, which consists of a flour, butter and milk mixture and is served with butter, clotted cream or jam. (US scones are considerably different, sweeter and fluffier I think.) KFC's in England don't even have biscuits on the menu.
That doesn't really sound similar at all. No biscuits at the chicken spot? What heresy is this?
So, if an Englishman were on vacation in the US, what would his reaction be to going into a Bojangles, or a Hardee's (sorry, Carl's Jr., for you left-coast types), and seeing the breakfast menu? What would he think he was looking at?
So, if an Englishman were on vacation in the US, what would his reaction be to going into a Bojangles, or a Hardee's (sorry, Carl's Jr., for you left-coast types), and seeing the breakfast menu? What would he think he was looking at?
The bowl of soup.
Okay...now that the second half of the season has started, I find I have even more questions. It's hard to explain this series to anyone who's never watched it.
Mad D
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Flu day 
I mean a character like Michonne in a movie like that would just be nothing more than a killing machine with no lines. When characters die there is more of an impact (partly due to sitting down and seeing these characters week after week) and I even find myself feeling anxiousness about characters that I find annoying when they are in finding themselves in trouble.
I would also recommend telling them to not get discouraged by season 2 (the show was going through multiple staff/writer changes) because season 3 and especially this season more than make up for it.
I would tell them it's not like a typical one dimensional Zombie film. I hate Zombie movies but this show hooked me in.
I mean a character like Michonne in a movie like that would just be nothing more than a killing machine with no lines. When characters die there is more of an impact (partly due to sitting down and seeing these characters week after week) and I even find myself feeling anxiousness about characters that I find annoying when they are in finding themselves in trouble.
I would also recommend telling them to not get discouraged by season 2 (the show was going through multiple staff/writer changes) because season 3 and especially this season more than make up for it.
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