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...did you read the thread?

My sister lives in Toronto, too. I win.

Aren't you bisexual?

If the train had brake problems, shouldn't that have made it faster?

Sadly, this is not science. It's about a poem called "Ode to Suburbia". Sadly, it has nothing to do with the Matt Good song.

I have a project to do tonight... so no thanks.

Bikini wax inspector.

Well, viruses reproduce but aren't technically alive.

You can congratulate us on the success in our lives that lead us to better and worse cities. (I'll let you guys decide who is moving to the worse city).

Are you aware of the laws of military engagement? Nothing restrains an individual's right to protect himself or his comrades should any threat be placed under his or their lives. Planting a roadside bomb is none of that. It's fucking cowardly is what it is. The last time I checked, Canadian soldiers weren't planting roadside bombs in the hope of killing a group of people.

Bizud, I do believe that I mentioned this was a police sting operation. P.S. Did anyone notice how I'm the only person in this thread that lives in Toronto? (notwithstanding Bizud, as I don't know where he lives). That means I am most likely to be affected/injured/killed by a terrorist attack. That means my opinion is approximately, oh, 150% more right than anyone else's by default.

I cringe to think what One Trick Pony will say in response to that.

Yes it does. It answers the origin of life on earth.

What about Italy? P.S. There are other "coalition of the willing" countries that have yet to be hit.

I'm so sorry. P.S. To go with the flow, I'm moving to London!

BTW, the ammonium nitrate was part of a police sting operation.

Post #3737.

Wow, likewise.

Although it is entirely plausible that life on earth began from life on Mars. Or at least, so I've been told - bacteria and the like can survive the vacuum and extremely cold temperatures that is the trip on asteroid dust between the two planets.

How is one supposed to do that with a 4 speed automatic transmission? The car will automatically downshift when I press the gas in, but that's about it. I do have the option of sort of sequentially selecting the gears (the shifter goes PRND321), but it takes a good second or so for the gear to actually change when I do that.

Yes, it does wind up fast. Highway merging is fun. I just push the accelerator down a bit and the engine revs fly up and the car zooms forward. The only problem is that it has a 4 speed transmission, which can make the car sluggish to get going at certain speeds. P.S. It's not a V8, it's a V6. It's basically a Northstar with two cylinders chopped off and balancing weights added in. So it's a V6 that sounds like a V8.

That's grade 8 stuff.

No. I'm amazed. She has a boyfriend, too - that would have doubled the chances of wild prom sex.

Too bad it wasn't in full swing last night. I was a righteous jackass for half of the night, even when presented with some random chick extremely surprised (in a good way) that I had come, and was even going on with the arm touching.

I find it strange how all my charm comes in waves. I need it for the weekends, and on mondays its gone.