Jythier

Jythier

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I thought that people could have the same name as other people. Just look in the phone book, and you'll have to call 20 people before you get the right one.

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Do not go gentle into that good night, the monsters there are an awful fright! "Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was white as snow,"

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How can they strip it of planet status? Did Pluto change recently, or did they change the definition, or were the astonomers just so dumb they don't know a planet from a dwarf? Pluto will always be an honorary planet in my heart. Especially when it crashes into Neptune. We'll see what a dwarf can do then!

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Now it's REALLY been hijacked. I read that one, it was really funny... trying to sell the lotto numbers in his next post, right?

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Let me be the first to let you know Whatever you "rip" is what you will "sew." "To be or not to be, that is the question!"

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Last time they went for 3 weeks... this time only 1 week... much better, methinks. Leaving for the airport now... yay!

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I loved another, and she but me, My wife's favorite number isn't three. Next! "My love is like to ice, and I to fire"

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This was the reply I had predicted when I put this in 'humor'. Yes, I have the power to see the future of thread hi jacks.

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This is a game of poetry. Basically, the first person takes any first line of a poem, and the second person has to finish it with a line corresponding in rhyme, measure, and sense with it. Humor is optional, but definitely wanted. An example: There is a garden is her face; A silly second line would be, Her dermatologist has the case.<B

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Well, I took it seriously too, but wanted to present it in a humourous way so the nit pickers wouldn't come get me.

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Exaggeration. Blowing things out of proportion. Use of absolutes. We all(gasp!) tend to do these things, especially when debating. However, they leave one open to attacks, such as... "You're exaggerating!" "You're blowing things out of proportion!" Or, "Not ALL people do this." etc. So why do we still do it? I don't k

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You do NOT have the right to burn stuff on school property. Especially inside school property, with kids around, where it could burn down. I can't believe the ACLU. What about the right to life of the kids? I guess as long as the teacher chooses to burn down the school, then it's just being pro-choice...

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Ever hear the saying "an ex friend is the worst enemy?" Strangely enough, I've occasionally found the opposite to be true, "an ex enemy can be the best friend." I think they make better friends because they've seen the worst of it from you, and the fighting between you is in the past. The issues might

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I can't come up with anything myself, but I happen to have a book all about this subject.. some of my favorites are inane collective nouns! Such as... A riot of students A horde of prostitutes A concentration of thinkers A host of parasites A field of puppies A complement of sycophants A quiver of cowards A range of ovens A slew of dragons A fraid of ghosts. Of course, for hillarity, nothing rea

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The statistics gathered involving pitching is what makes pitching so important. Wins and ERA? If you're winning, you will have wins. If you are winning, most likely you're keeping them from getting runs. Pitching doesn't win the game - winning creates good pitching stats!

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The state, being elected by the people, can pass laws, and do actions that are empowered to it by those people through the Constitution. So if the voice of the people elects Christians to be in governmental positions, would it not follow that the state should act in accordance with Christianity? The state is barred from encroaching on people's rights to free practice of religion. However, it never said that the state cannot build statues, ha

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