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To me, it never truly died.

The Earth would be far better off without us. I, for one, will further the cause by not breeding!

Aw, that's sad. My sincere condolences.

The LHC-will-destroy-us-all scare is something of a running joke in my Physics class. "No homework for Thursday, sir!" We're such geeks. More seriously, I'm very interested in the possible results this might bring about - whether it's the discovery of the Higgs boson, or the complete inability...

Patience, young grasshopper. The truth shall reveal itself to you, in time.

I am the specific public.

Sonic Advance 2 is good fun, and so is Sonic Rush. Also, the French comments and their English translations are completely different :P

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I couldn't possibly choose. Each one has high points and low points.

The board software itself hates you. That's quite something.

Smooth scrolling is, of course, on :P

On my machine (2.2GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2, 1GB RAM) Chrome starts and renders noticeably faster than Firefox, although it uses a lot (about 30MB) more memory initially (this changes after opening and closing lots of Firefox tabs) - which is to be expected, as each tab is a separate process and the...

'Source of' and 'source for' are both fine. 'Source to' just sounds grammatically poor. Also, drop one of the 'source's because it doesn't flow well otherwise. "Your Source for Open Entertainment" is okay, and so is "The Destination for Open Source Entertainment" or suchlike.

HELLO I AM owners of BANK of NIGRIA and I woud like to offering yourself an saving account with intrest 100 PER CENT. IF YOU ARE accepting my offerings then SEND TO myself eleven hundred US DOLLARS THANKYOU kindly.

That's disputable. P.S. The obvious choice is Beef Stroganoff.

It is not. Games will have to be recompiled for it. I believe that games developed with the GPH SDK (i.e. dynamically-linked) will run with their backward-compatibility libraries, but I'm not sure whether this was scrapped or not.