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RPMiller

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  1. Re: Longest Running Thread EVER To put another twist on things, one of the local food trucks offers sweet potato tots with a really yummy sauce as seen here in about the middle of the page: http://www.krushburger.com/food-menu/
  2. Re: Longest Running Thread EVER Indeed they can be and are. They are become quite popular, in fact. At least in my part of the country. However, they are more commonly made into french fries.
  3. Re: A Thread for Random Videos And this one too.
  4. Re: A Thread for Random Videos There is so much win in this video, I don't know where to begin. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpHgBsUi6CM
  5. Re: Make Your Own Motivational Poster Nice! I think I have a candidate for changing my FB avatar which is currently Picard's facepalm.
  6. Re: Make Your Own Motivational Poster I still don't see King Kong. Something is stuck in my eyes, and I can't seem to move them to the right.
  7. Re: "Neat" Pictures LOL I hope not because I know exactly what you are talking about. I think the Matrix sound would be cooler in this instance.
  8. Re: "Neat" Pictures Does anyone else hear the Matrix bullet-time sound effects in there head when they watch this? Looks a lot like my male cat, except that mine can barely leap onto the back of the chair, and would likely just turn around and walk away from this situation.
  9. Re: Creepy Pics. Saw that this morning, and just went... W.T.F...
  10. Re: "Neat" Pictures Here's the video version of that:
  11. Re: Longest Running Thread EVER I see what you did there.
  12. Re: "Neat" Pictures Got it. I thought that was the case, but hey, you never know.
  13. Re: "Neat" Pictures What is a "whote desert"?
  14. Re: "Neat" Pictures That was exactly what I was thinking. Cool. If it turns out that we like it, I will definitely get the expansion.
  15. Re: "Neat" Pictures How "necessary" is it to the game? Does it add a lot to it? I've never played the game so I'm just going off your recommendation (and those found on boardgamegeek.com).
  16. Re: "Neat" Pictures Just bought mine. It will be here Wednesday, wahoo!
  17. Re: "Neat" Pictures That sounds like a fun idea, Celt! What other games are you going to be playing? I might do something similar here on the left coast.
  18. Re: "Neat" Pictures And well you should be. It's a fun game. Been ages since I played though. I'm seriously going to break it out this week, and see I the family wants to play. I don't even remember what expansions I have.
  19. Re: "Neat" Pictures Thanks for the reminder! I haven't played Heroes Incorporated in quite some time. I may need to break it out this week.
  20. Re: Longest Running Thread EVER Nuke it from orbit, it is the only way to know for sure.
  21. Re: A Thread for Random Videos Obviously he bought one of these: http://www.wickedlasers.com/lasers/Spyder_III_Pro_Arctic_Series-96-37.html
  22. Re: Longest Running Thread EVER So, if we analyze "I'm disinclined to acquiesce to your request. Means 'no'." based on the definitions, and do simple replacement of the words we get: I'm (unwilling; reluctant) to (accept something reluctantly but without protest) to your request. So, we further simplify the statement thus: I'm unwilling to accept your request without protest. Therefore, we can see that this clearly means "maybe." He "may" or "may not" accept the request once he has made his protest. However, he then goes on to clarify that his "maybe" is actually a "no" when he states, "Means 'no'." Hence, we arrive at the conclusion that his original phrase actually left of the second have of the definition of "acquiesce," and he meant it to simply mean "accept something reluctantly." So, we can then return to the original word simplification and replace it with the intended meaning thusly: I'm unwilling to accept your request reluctantly. From which we can conclude that it really is "maybe" in the sense that he can argue his statement either way. He is unwilling to accept the request, a "no," or he is not reluctantly going to accept the request, which would be a "yes." Once again we must return to the second phrase "Means 'no'." to arrive at the decision that has been made, which is to interpret it as "I'm unwillling to accept your request."
  23. Re: "Neat" Pictures No wonder Greece went bankrupt. They spent all their money on painting the moon.
  24. Re: Longest Running Thread EVER And if you have the flip kind you can make communicator noises.
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