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Those poor, poor souls.

Boy, the economy must really be down.

Good question :D

:1orglaugh True.

Seems true to me. :D

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Boring. On to the next...

Re: The Reader in Chief Uh, okay. :confused:

Uh, no.

Re: The Reader in Chief Does it bear a particular relevance that he reads from a prompter? I still don't see how Obama reading from a prompter somehow makes him nescient, as though reading it from a paper would somehow be better. I'm not trying to play sides here, as I'm fairly indifferent...

Unfortunately, I did waste my time with Madden 2010. The big addition they made was a Sportscenter presentation that has zero relevance to gameplay? I think that says it all right there. Again, I have no problem saying the game looks great, and in that sense it gets better every year, but...

Well that makes sense, since it's a Sony proprietary technology.

Network maintenance. Typically it puts about 95-97% of the network down at any one point. Most of the world won't have access, but a few people will at any one point.

Why is it considered intrinsically *******? The RIAA.

I don't think anyone really would say no.

I don't think she's ever done any *******, but maybe just a huge money shot.

Right, and what I'm saying is the haven't made any meaningful additions in a long, long time. You could pop in Madden 06 and aside from a few graphical differences, it'd be the same game.

The 2008 Mariners boasted an infield of Miguel Cairo (OPS of .646), Yuniesy Bettencourt (OPS of .691), Jose Lopez (OPS of .764), and Adrian Beltre (OPS of .784). Their starting outfield outside of Ichiro had an OPS of .610. Their DH for the year, Jose Vidro, had an OPS of .612. Plain and...

Either way really.

Shyla

Post Game section isn't counted. EDIT - Already answered.

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Well played.

Ouch.

Oh boy, another banning soon?

Not sure this is the right place to ask for it.

I don't know, maybe.

I'd never seen Aletta before, but she's actually giving Lanny a run for her money, but in the end Lanny by a nose.

Ashlynn by far.

I thought he retired that character?

No idea.

Nope, never had the slightest urge to either.

That's actually what popped into my head too.

5 points to you, sir.

Without a doubt Mario.

Probably not. Just to spite all of the advertising they've been putting out recently.

Maxwell's Silver Hammer - The Beatles

In college I got a job at an electronics recycling plant. Not dirty in the sense that I had to deal with human waste or anything, but we dealt with exposed mercury, and pretty much every other hazardous part of electronics on a daily basis.

Pass.

Hell, dirt from the ground is a natural flavor, but I don't want any. :1orglaugh More on topic, the one that pisses me off more than anything is "proprietary flavors". That's the biggest reason to never buy diet pills and the like, but even things like cereal contain some of that weird ****.

That really has no bearing on his console freezing, that's pretty much all on the other hardware.

Definitely worth getting, but it and COD are almost identical.

Or almost any other first party accessories.

COD without a doubt takes the cake at online play, but I'd actually give the series as a whole a pretty good single player campaign, but most people don't even bother.

I haven't played with any mods, but I was more than satisfied with the game itself.

There are two things at work here: 1. He did pitch against the Pirates, and for that matter no one had any of his tendencies down (that's not to discredit his stuff) and 2. He is a lot more refined than any recent new pitcher. He spots his pitches pretty well, and to be honest, he'll come back...

So Strasburg had a pretty nice debut. The A's look to be taking a bunch of fairly raw power guys, but looks like a great deal so far for them. The Red Sox and Rays however, are having ridiculously good drafts.

Oh you're absolutely right. Beane has done for the A's what no other GM has really been able to do with a small market team: go from cellar to competitive nearly every year. And don't get me wrong, Beane has made a living getting the better of trades, (Kenny Williams, and Josh Byrnes getting...

Hockey actually has a relatively low rate of soft tissue injuries compared to baseball, basketball, and football (roughly 5% less), but it more than makes up for that in total injuries (about 10% higher than any other sport).

One guy lost the equivalent of $1.2 million in earnings and endorsements. Talk about a shocking change.