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"Think Different" and "Where's the Beef" have always stuck with me. Also,

Originally Posted By: Death Knight I must be the only who reads the manuals, lol. Beta testers read them too looking for errors. Its a nice change in pace from playing the game non stop looking for errors.

At 15 try going to Metris and the the Tower of Magic followed by the great cave. It is very easy to get into areas that are much stronger then your level, and there is no easy tell for it other then getting into a fight way over your level.

Holy smokes, I only knew of the tv show, books and the movie. I read the books first after my dad recommended them to me, then bowed the tv show from a friend. I thought the movie show was rubbish after seeing it.

The turtles do not approve of topic drift in this thread.

I don't blame him for making it into three movies. That's three times more chances for Oscars right there then just one movie. Plus, people will pay to watch it as three movies so it should be sold as three movies. Making money is what our economy is all about after all. I find no fault in his making money by having three movies.

I didn't see mention of Dinotopia in this thread. How can we talk about Dinosaurs with out talking about Dinotopia? That's were I learned most of my dino knowledge.

I spent a few hours reading things from dinosaurs, to prehistoric sea creatures, to the Permian–Triassic extinction event, to the Siberian Traps, to the Wilkes Land carter, to the Bedout crater, and rounded it off with a visit to Philosophy. I must say, I enjoyed the geology reading more then any of the other bits. I find fossils to be cool, but rocks just rock my world.

Originally Posted By: Lilith i can see pretty much no circumstance in which more people opening fire in a dark theatre would improve the situation That's a good opening for a joke, but it would be inappropriate.

I would say that card games (decks that are shuffled) are very much based on randomness equally with skill. I know feels that way at times, but thats just him.

If its not listed in your quests list then I do think it is a bug. Those quests were just side quests anyways so you should be okay.

Have you turned in the quests to the people that gave them to you? Turning in the quests should get them off the map.

Just did a 10 day trip from Moscow, Idaho to Winchester Bay, Oregon to Moses Lake, Washington and back to Moscow. Here are a few pictures from the trip. Leed's building natural wall Somethings on fire on the freeway No one was hurt thankfully Bowling for Soup live Sixes River Me bass fishing Dad aways gets the bigger fish Cape Blanco Lighthouse Umpqua Lighthouse at night Wife at Cape Blanco Light house

Pokemon always bring a smile to my face and watching you change the avatars this time around has been fantastic.

Originally Posted By: HOUSE of S ...wait a minute. He said nineteen. And bolded it. But only provided pictures of eighteen pokemon... Looks like we are Missingno one.

EXTRAVERSION...............23 AGREEABLENESS..............68 CONSCIENTIOUSNESS..........31 NEUROTICISM................47 OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE.....65 Self-Discipline 9 was my lowest score at a 9 and Artistic Interests was the highest at 86.

Networking is still handy for finding jobs. Almost all jobs I've applied for never posted publicly. Its been all about personal references to find the interviews. Not getting hired not bad in its self, as it means nothing changes.

Thank you for something fun to read while I'm at the coast.

In high school I was able to get the lock on my locker set so that it would open anytime for anyone. I never even bothered knowing my combo past day 1. Everyone I knew did the same things to their lockers too.

Originally Posted By: Dintiradan I have yet to meet anyone who is against the Oxford comma. Either people are strongly for it, or they just don't get why I'm making such a big fuss about it. don't care about no Oxford comma.

Originally Posted By: Tyrangela They're beautiful. I got into SW games with the newer, E3 graphics, but I still appreciate the older ones. I still love the A1-3 graphics of course, but still. Same for me, I played E3 first and then went back to E1-2. They still hold a place of honor in my heart next to Escape Velocity.

Originally Posted By: Lilith reminder: Myers and Briggs literally believed that Intuitive types had powers of extrasensory perception Every time I see the name Briggs, I think of Briggs and Stratton and what a kick ass lawn mower they make or made, as the one in the family has never needed to be replaced in 20 years. As for the test I took three of them two years ago and the results differed so much from test to test that I was told that no conclusive data could be drawn. I'm going to see if I can find those non conclusive results.

Quote: Popular US states included [...] Idaho I think this shocked me the most from the poll. As an Idahoan, I must say I'm a Russet and proud of it. Glad to see Idaho supports Jeff's games.

My approach to game difficulty might be very different from many members on these forums. I always play through on Casual the first time to learn and experience the story. If I liked the story line I will replay it on normal and afterwords on hard. I almost never beat it on hard because I've beaten it at least twice before and don't feel like reloading save files all the time.