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Looking for a place to live would be a hell of lot easier if the one you currently lived in had washer/dryer hookups. (Moving from a 2B/2B -> 1B/1B. 2B/2B have the hookups, 1B/1B do not. Why? NFI)

I was waiting for this from you. People like to poo poo on it. But I have played against some of the best in the world. Heck, this past weekend got to play with a few nationals players. And from an insider, it is much harder and faster then people understand. People dislike things they don't understand. Most people I know who don't like ultimate frisbee have never played it or were miserable at it the one time they tried. A full game of ultimate frisbee is a good, fun workout. The same can be said for almost any sport. The anti-soccer concept in North America still baffles me. me and mike wanna play a good game of ultimate just really dont know all the rules have sort of played before Never let your lack of knowledge of the rules prevent you from participating in a sport. Hell thats half the fun

no just moving

is there a service that maps criminals by address, like the Megan's Law thing but for all criminal offenders?

I don't wanna go to work I just wanna bang on the drum all day I got company coming this weekend so I at least have something to do today...cleaning this hell hole some more...

I've been meaning to ceiling mount my parent's 35" Trinitron for a while now, this sounds like just the thing

bleh, just sitting here waiting for my sugar to crash or something

is this accurate? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death more fuel to the fan fire <---can't stand to be without a fan

Hockey is the fastest paced team sport there is, not sure how it can be boring...although the w felt that way until she understood the rules. Now she even cheers. Not that the way the Wild played yesterday is worth cheering for. Rule #1: Find an opponent and kick their ass Rule #2: See Rule #1

docinthemachine is one of several readers to send word of a new poll published in Nature showing unprecedented levels of cognitive performance-enhancing drug abuse by top academic scientists. The poll, conducted among subscribers to Nature, surveyed 1,400 scientists from 60 nations (70% from the US). 20% reported using performance-enhancing drugs. Among the drug-using population, 62% used Ritalin, 44% used Provigil, and 15% used beta-blockers like Inderal. Frequency of use was evenly divided among those who used drugs daily, weekly, monthly, and once a year. All such use without a prescription is illegal. :lol2: :lol2:

http://gizmodo.com/378428/three-giant-wind...ld-trade-center *insert racial joke here*

bleh@sports. just, bleh. now git offa my lawn

305's are 12 even, 265's are 10.5

RAH RAH RAH RAAAAAAH

Dunno about UF but most the doucherags around here play something called Flickerball. What in nine rings of hell that is I have NFI

http://gizmodo.com/378314/a-fleshlight-tur...r-by-pucking-it ...

well, it's kinda big, but then again it's small. lol wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Thats what she said

At a press conference in Japan today, Toyota CEO Katsuaki Watanabe finally confirmed that his company is jointly developing a pair of rear-wheel-drive sports cars with Subaru. Each brand will get its own version of the car, which will be powered by one of Subaru's boxer engines, though the engine's displacement, power output and even number of cylinders is not yet known. We're also not sure if the Subaru version will feature the brand's trademark all-wheel-drive system either as an option or standard equipment, or whether Toyota might offer AWD as well in an homage to the Celica GT4 (we hope so!). The styling will most likely resemble the sketch that was leaked out yesterday, though we don't expect one car to be a rebadged version of the other. Mark your calendars for 2011, which is when the new sports cars are scheduled to arrive. They'll be riding on a brand new platform and be built in Japan at a new plant by Fuji Heavy Industries, the parent company of Subaru. Toyota also confirmed rumors this morning that it will be buying up more of Fuji, raising its stake in the company from 8.7% to 16.5%. These RWD sports cars will mean a lot for both companies, as Subaru hasn't offered a performance coupe since the slightly odd SVX, and Toyota all but abandoned performance models after the Supra, Celica and MR2 were cancelled. Very interesting info, can't wait to see what becomes of this

New theory: Number of fender vents on a car is inversely proportional to the intelligence of the car's driver. Dumbasses...