citahellion

citahellion

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All right, I'll give this a go... 1/ wake up at? Usually around 7:00. Used to be a lot later but Krystal is generally very insistent. 2/ Lunch with? My woman! Need to get out and have lunch with her a lot more. 3/ Gold/Silver? Gold. 4/ Last Movie? Ummmm... "Bourne Supremacy", maybe? Seems too long ago... Going to see "Wimbledon" soon. 5/ Breakfast? Froot Loops. 6/ Hate to be in a room with? The "Can you hear me no

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Hey, you may be silly (which is a good thing anyway), but you certainly don't suffer from being too self-important. 'Bout time you posted another article!

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You're really close, Anglo.... Waka waka at cash equals splat left banana left banana twiddle hat and percent what hash hash four slash tick back-tick underscore plus minus brackets pipe dot bash braces cash at splat splat CRASH. I'm thinking I should change the last line to "!?~?!!General Protection Fault", though. That would make more sen

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I think I'm getting numb follicles, yanking nose hairs isn't nearly as excruciating as it used to be. Gotta warn ya, though, you've hit one of the things I was already planning to use in my next grammar article... "Illusive" (based on, caused by, or having the nature of an illusion) instead of "elusive" (hard to isolate or identify).

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Gilligan's Island -> Gilligan's Bi Land Lost in Space -> Lust in Space Who Wants to Be a Millionaire -> Who Wants to Bang a Millionaire The Powerpuff Girls -> The Powerblow Girls

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ChrisRix said: The only reason why America would use these powers is to stop ist. First, I presume you meant "terrorists" there at the end. I reproduce here a post I made in another thread which provides links to existing governmental abuses of the PATRIOT act:<b

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Call me nitpicky (because I am), but I believe it's Franz Kafka, not Frank. And I think it's Alighieri, too. If you're looking for other recommendations, I'd say you should check out this post here.... (Not to push my own posts too blatantly or anything <img src="../images/smiles/joke.gif" border=0 A

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Just think of the guy in the "Airplane" movies.... "Looks like I picked the wrong time to give up barbiturates!"

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I Dream of Jeannie ->I Cream on Jeannie 90210 -> 9 or 10 on You Saturday Night Live -> Saturday Night Saliva

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By the way, it's an "UZI", not an "oozy". ("Oozy" is the correct pronunciation, though.) I'm amazed that she was able to purchase it herself, unless it had been converted to semi-automatic only.

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The ruling is suspended until the government decides whether to appeal or not. I would be stunned if the government does not appeal and if this case does not go the whole way to the supreme court. I expect the government will delay and delay, maximising the use they can make of these il

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Argh! Can't believe I skipped the 0's. I know your next one too, but I'll give somebody else a crack at it first. Here's one from Lewis Carroll: A monument--men all agree-- Am I in all sincerity, half cat, half hindrance made. If head and tail removed should be, Then most of all you strengthen me; Replace my head, the stand you see<b

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Don't even start on the difference between effect and affect! Too late! Covered that already in my second grammar article. (see item #2 here)

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Lengirl, your new one is easy: The number of the year (as represented in the Gregorian calendar, at least) looks the same when you turn it over. Next time that will happen is, I believe, in the year 6119. No new guess for your old one yet, though.... Hmm.

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Won't matter till the supreme court rules on the issue. Actually, it does matter immediately; it will stand until the government files an appeal. The judge's ruling is presumed correct until overturned by a higher court. I do expect that the governme

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I have always had a problem with the expression "all things being equal" ... what can this possibly mean ??? Well, mig, it's poorly expressed, but it is intended to convey that the next factor is being considered in isolation. It really should be something like "Everything else being equal." R

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Chip, while I don't like seeing " - " as a substitute for "--", I undertstand that most people are simply too uneducated or too lackadaisical to make the miniscule effort to get it right. (Which is actually less effort than it takes to get it wrong, since it's only two keystrokes instead of three....) Tex, I considered including that in this article, but I decided to stick with

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