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    I didn't... ...and she is right... ...but I like your way of thinking!
  2. 3 points
    You voted up your own post, didn't you?
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    It's a feature hat was added a while ago that nobody seems to use. if you like a post you can press the + in the bottom right corner to give the poster some reputation.
  4. 2 points
    This must be some sort of record. Great job, B. GB looks pretty! :D
  5. 2 points
    Vader playing the accordian is totally the bomb diggity. Yes I said that. And yes I meant it.
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    YODA : Confer on you, the level of Jedi Knight the Council does. But agree with you taking this boy as your Padawan learner, I do not. OBI-WAN : Qui-Gon believed in him. YODA : No, I said! Trained the boy will not be! Sent back to Tatooine he is.
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    He's the forum creator. He can do what he wishes. :p
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    Oooh... I have one I came up with, if you don't mind, er... food that isn't low-fat. Copied/pasted from a food forum I posted it on earlier (Seppy Food): This is something I sort of came up with on my own, while modifying my mom's ziti recipe (which was really like mostacolli because there's no olives...) Anyway... it's like a pizza pasta. Or perhaps Heart attack pasta, depending on it. It's rather plain for now; I haven't gotten a chance to experiment further with spices/herbs, etc. Ingredients: 1 pound of Italian sausage 1/2 - 1 pound of rigatoni (or any short pasta you like, like penne) I jar of spaghetti sauce (whichever you prefer; I generally use the plain original because I don't like chunky tomatoes or veggies in my sauce) 1 8-oz bag of mozzarella, shredded 1 bag of pepperoni 1 9x9 pan or casserole dish Directions (just approximations, since I generally don't measure, haha): Boil the pasta as indicated but keep shy of al dente, as it'll keep cooking in the oven. Do as much as you would like. My suggestion would be to fill the dish with the raw pasta, and see how much you want. Depends on if you want more meat or more pasta. So at least half a box. Brown the sausage in a pan. Remove the grease if you would like. In the pan, pour about 1/4 to 1/3 of the jar of sauce on the bottom of it. I don't bother spraying; I find that the sauce helps keep things from sticking. But if you're afraid of it, go ahead. Add on top of it, a few handfuls of cheese. Then add in about half of the cooked sausage and as many slices of pepperoni as you would like. I wouldn't recommend too many, so please don't use up the whole package, unless it's small. On top add in about half of the half-cooked pasta. Then some more handfuls of the cheese. Repeat the last five steps: more sauce, more cheese, more meat, more pasta. Now you should have used up all the pasta and meat and most, if not all, of the sauce (all--especially if you don't want a partial jar). Then finish on top with lots of cheese. Only use the whole bag if you want to. After you preheat your oven to 350, bake it for about 15 minutes. Everything should be cooked through. You just want to heat up everything together and melt the cheese. (I'm not sure on this, though...I need to double check the cooking time and temp.) Then eat. :p
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    She just knew that this was going to be a fun thing to explain to her mother when she returned. "It's alright, I understand...I can be quite clumsy myself." Alexis said, offering her a small smile of amusement, handing the metal object back over to her. "Of course I don't juggle daggers.." The twenty year old knelt down, picking the glass up carefully and catching it in the white apron of her dress. She held it suspended until she could get the glass to the garbage. She was going to have to sweep as well.
  10. 1 point
    All of the animals :p
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    Missed again! Oh well, happy belated!
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    Same here. Maybe he'll realize that he's about to lose the best part of him
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    RIC OLIE: Powers back! That little droid did it. He bypassed the main power drive, and repaired the hyperdrive! QUI-GON: Phew! Would have been awful if we had to make a detour for repairs.
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    My wife and I are officially nerds...we watched "A New Hope" on our Anniversary :D
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    *releases* sorry! HI!!
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    It does, doesn't it? Like a silent eye in the sky...Orwell's big brother coming to life :p
  19. 1 point
    That's no moon...it's a pancake! Your lake of syrup disturbs me. Mm...Great flour I feel in you...
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    No picture in this one, but I definitely found this amusing. My son was playing with his Weebles (if you don't know, they're these little wobbly people toys...google it dammit) and he's taken to grabbing two of the people and having conversations between them. I hear him say, to the other toy, in a higher pitched voice than normal for him, "You killed my father!" To which the other toy responds, in a deeper voice (deeper for a 4 year old), "I AM your father!" No BS, this is totally true. *sniff* That's my boy!!! :D
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    Han: It's not wise to upset a Wookiee. Threepio: Nobody worries about upsetting a droid. Han: That's because a droid doesn't pull peoples pants off when they lose.
  23. 1 point
    Palpatine: I will not let this pants, which has stood for a thousand years, be split in two.
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    RUSSIA! They'd never expect it!
  25. 1 point
    George Lucas will seize upon this merchandising opportunity and Star Wars fans will buy metal bikinis and thongs by the cart load.
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