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PS3 looks like it has slower framerates than the 360. Everything seemed a bit smoother in the 360 bits. Edit: And the Wii looked pitiful compared to the others.

Could you tell us how you did it? And Please provide the link to the site that you downloaded from... thank you. I have a Mac and "over the air" would save me a lot of hassel...

lol @ wii haters. faggots.

Will the iphone's batteries have issues like the ipods did?

Jill wrote: More likely that she has never really had fava beans and thought they were the same thing as garbanzos. Bob

"Janet" wrote: -snip- I just started praying for a crop of cherries big enough that I can get 2 lbs before the squirrels. . . That looks like my kind of recipe. I might buy some just to play with the recipe-- but fresh from the back yard would suit me better. Thanks- Jim

I fucking hate all of these people. Mainly because I'm not one of them.

holy shit what a shot

i know dewd my mom doesn;t want me to see that ay all, shes like woah there little missy you ain;t be seeing that movie not with my money i worked down at the bus station giving handjobs to homless guys for.

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oh no...does that mean new employees as well?...at least the current crop staff dont have much of a head start as they know NOTHING>

Hi Lee! Have you watched It's complicated? I LOVE the kitchen in the movie! Big window, warm colour furniture, most importantly there is a bench in the middle of the kitchen, and a low light just above the bench. You can read by the bench and 1-2 eat there as well! I love it! I love cooking! If...

This game is crazy! Every time I turn around to go back to the main quest, I get another side quest. Holy crap this game is ginormous.

That Zipper interactive game(s) is probably the new socom crack. There are rumors that they are coming out with one PSP socom game and two PS3 socom games.

I can't remember the researcher's name or associated concept. Something about there being three pictures - a bird, a tree, and a snake - and participants were asked to group the two that belonged together. Westerners paired the animals, while non-Westerners made a connection between the bird and...