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He did.
I thought so! It is apropos
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What was the last TV show you watched?
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I thought so! It is apropos
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Yeah Conan reminded me why I liked him sooooo much better than Jay. The Starbucks allusion was priceless.
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My nose too. :eeek:
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Having written this statement during the second round, I think that I too believe that Hendricks won it with his fifth round performance. I was so sure that Lawler won it, especially after he had Hendricks in the Land of Loopy, but the judges watched the fight more clearly than I.
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A nice go away present. Always leave them wanting more.
Th biter-less biter. Gie him a curb job on his jaw and no more worries.
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Th biter-less biter. Gie him a curb job on his jaw and no more worries.
No more floss, no more mittens needed.
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Bitchin' Rides.Need links.
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I thoroughly enjoy TWD, but TD is ridiculous. It's interesting to see who is into the show and some of the technical trickery, but the discussions are often pretentious and pure bloviation. Scott Gimple, one of the executive producers who is commonly on TD, is the worst offender. I think it is great that he takes the show, and his job, seriously, but he fancies himself Socrates or something. The guy is just an arrogant twit. There's a lot of potential philosophizing to go with this series, but TD falls short of that week after week after week. Most of these aftershows are cerebral disasters, and this one is at the top of the list.
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Supernatural.
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I think you could do with some chin whiskers like that.
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This episode of Family Guy.
[video=youtube;iHDGAG_I5qo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHDGAG_I5qo[/video]
[video=youtube;iHDGAG_I5qo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHDGAG_I5qo[/video]
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Giants vs. Cardinals!
Chasing Classic Cars. He went and bought the Fitch Phoenix. John Cooper Fitch, was an incredible man! WWII P-51 pilot with the 4th fighter group, he was shot down and spent the last few months as a prisoner of war. After the war he raced sports cars, and won many races, in 1953 he was voted "Sports Car Driver of the Year" by Speed Age magazine. In 1955, he was the co-driver of Pierre Levegh, who lost control of his magnesium body Mercedes, which went into the crowd and killed 83 spectators. Fitch dedicated most of the rest of his life to save drivers lives, both on and off the track. He invented the Fitch Barrier, those ubiquitous yellow or orange drums you see on highways. They are filled with sand and absorb impact, Fitch would drive into them at 60mph to show how safe they are. They have saved over 17,000 lives.
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