Everyone recite the plan with me.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.

THE A-TEAM!

This is *insane*
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"Oh, silver blade, forged in the depths of the beyond. Heed my summons and purge those who stand in my way. Lay
waste."

testing:

http://www.example.com

http://www.example.com/

http://www.example.com/some_more_stuff

http://www.example.com/some_more_stuff.html

http://www.example.com/some_more_stuff/

ETA: ok, even when posting with the non-quick reply method, it doesn't auto-convert
-Terry
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"so listen up boy, or pornography starring your mother will be the second worst thing to happen to you today"
TF2: Spy

"Jesus of Nazareth. For reaching beyond the borders of life, you are sentenced to death by order of the White Council. "

Nite Owl's Journal, March 25, 1992

There was a time when Adrian could claim to be the smartest man on Earth and be, for the most part, believed.

It was never true. He thought big, I'll grant you, but he never really bothered to consider anything beyond the most obvious results of his actions.
Rorschach's journal was just the beginning.

We were lucky there; even when people started to take the Frontiersman seriously, no one wanted to go back to the brink. We were all fully occupied putting
the world back together, too terrified of how close we'd come to losing it all... and then, of course, too busy dealing with the further fallout from
Adrian's attack.

He really should have thought it through. At first I thought he had, that this was another intended result of the bombs, but then I remembered how he'd
tried to stop Jon that day in Karnak. I asked Adrian about it, after he'd turned himself in to the tribunal. He was as surprised as the rest of us. It
never even occurred to him that subjecting fifty million people to the Intrinsic Field Subtractor might, just might,
turn up a few who could manage to duplicate Jon's first and most basic trick.

Jonathan was a true genius, I think. The new ones... they are, thankfully, limited. Random and spectacular, but a highly trained veteran can just about
handle their amateur theatrics.

It's a strange new world to live in, and no one knows where it's headed. Well, Jon may, but he's long gone.

And yet, even in his absence, we're all still living in the shadow of Manhattan.

--Sam

"None of you understand. I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with me."

1) Broadsword vs Broadsword is pretty boring, due to everybody having Parry

2) Never, ever forget about mobility in PVP. It can turn the battle in your favor.

3) Regen is still pretty good in PVP, as long as the character's over level 5.

All in all, I had fun. That's the final goal, right? ^_^

http://artsbeat.blogs.nyt...books-best-seller-lists/

What's really sad is less that this is a serious attempt to be "hip and with it" and more the fact that the following list even exists:

Quote: Graphic Books Best Seller List (Manga)

1. Naruto, Vol. 38 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) The continuing adventures of the Naruto Uzumaki, young ninja in training.




2. Naruto, Vol. 40 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) Oh, Naruto, will you ever learn?

3. Naruto, Vol. 39 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) Oh, Naruto, will you ever learn?

4. Naruto, Vol. 41 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) Oh, Naruto, will you ever learn?

5. MPD-Psycho, Vol. 8 by Eiji Otsuka (Dark Horse, $12.95.) A police detective suffering from multiple personality disorder tracks down a
serial killer.

6. Naruto, Vol. 37 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) Oh, Naruto, will you ever learn?




7. Naruto, Vol. 35 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) Oh, Naruto, will you ever learn?

8. Naruto, Vol. 36 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) Oh, Naruto, will you ever learn?

9. Naruto, Vol. 34 by Masashi Kishimoto. (VIZ Media, $7.95.) Oh, Naruto, will you ever learn?

10. Eden, Vol. 11 by Hiroki Endo. (Dark Horse, $12.95.) Elijah lives in a not too distant future where humanity is threatened by a
virus.

Warning: Brain Melting.

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Epsilon

"I'm So Nutty!"

The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/200 ... university]The long and winding road to an MA in Beatles songs

I suppose that's one way to get people to study in Liverpool...
--
Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."

- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012