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MTV's Odd..THE MAXX
Ladywriter replied to HKofsesshoumaru's topic in Anime / Animation / Manga / Comics
I stopped watching MTV years ago. In my opinion it turned to shit. It's gonna make my age show but what I liked was Bevis and Butthead -
I loved the Boxcar Children! I read em all I think I liked the no parents gig X'D I bet they could pull off a Ramona and Henry movie for kids
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maybe he was dozing off at the wheel I'm just grateful it was a mirror and not you! >.<
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I was never a ND fan but I feel your pain. I've seen some of the books I really enjoyed (The Lost World and Queen of the Damned were horrible) trashed on film.
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will ever od on the rumble balls again? Think he can come up with a way to make them better and safe to take in quantity?
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Luffy took out how many thousand marines at Enies Lobby by himself? X'D
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Laboon oh how sad So he'll have to go w/ them past Raftal and re-enter the GL to get to his friend o.0
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I just had to share this X'D more by ~e1n
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I'm a Nami x Ussop fangirl; can't help it. They always flee in terror together X'D they're always together. but.... Franky and Robin are sugeeeeeeeeee together X'D
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he says something about leavin a spot open to add another weapon later. hmmm....
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incorporated any of the ancient weapons designs into Sunny? I would have to guess that he had some if not all of Plutons design memorized.
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ILULISSAT, Greenland (Reuters) -- Atop Greenland's Suicide Cliff, from where old Inuit women used to hurl themselves when they felt they had become a burden to their community, a crack and a thud like thunder pierce the air. "We don't have thunder here. But I know it from movies," says Ilulissat nurse Vilhelmina Nathanielsen, who hiked with us through the melting snow. "It's the ice cracking inside the icebergs. If we're lucky we might see one break apart." It's too early in the year to see icebergs crumple regularly but the sound is a reminder. As politicians squabble over how to act on climate change, Greenland's ice cap is melting, and faster than scientists had thought possible. A new island in East Greenland is a clear sign of how the place is changing. It was dubbed Warming Island by American explorer Dennis Schmitt when he discovered in 2005 that it had emerged from under the retreating ice. If the ice cap melted entirely, oceans would rise by 23 feet, flooding New York and London, and drowning island nations like the Maldives. A total meltdown would take centuries but global warming, which climate experts blame mainly on human use of fossil fuels, is heating the Arctic faster than anywhere else on Earth. "When I was a child, I remember hunters dog-sledding 50 miles on ice across the bay to Disko Island in the winter," said Judithe Therkildsen, a retiree from Aasiaat, a town south of Ilulissat on Disko Bay. "That hasn't happened in a long time." Greenland, the world's largest island, is mostly covered by an ice cap of about 624,000 cubic miles that accounts for a 10th of all the fresh water in the world. Over the last 30 years, its melt zone has expanded by 30 percent. "Some people are scared to discover the process is running faster than the models," said Konrad Steffen, a glaciologist at University of Colorado at Boulder and a Greenland expert who serves on a U.S. government advisory committee on abrupt climate change. In the past 15 years, winter temperatures have risen about 9 degrees Fahrenheit on the cap, while spring and autumn temperatures increased about 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer temperatures are unchanged. Swiss-born Steffen is one of dozens of scientists who have peppered the Greenland ice cap with instruments to measure temperature, snowfall and the movement, thickness and melting of the ice. Since 1990, Steffen has spent two months a year at Swiss Camp, a wind-swept outpost of tents on the ice cap, where he and other researchers brave temperatures of minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit to scrutinize Greenland's climate change clues. The more the surface melts, the faster the ice sheet moves towards the ocean. The glacier Swiss Camp rests on has doubled its speed to about 9 miles a year in the last 12 years, just as its tongue retreated 10 km into the fjord. "It is scary," said Steffen. "This is only Greenland. But Antarctica and glaciers around the world are responding as well." Two to three days' worth of icebergs from this glacier alone produce enough fresh water to supply New York City for a year. The rush of new water leaves scientists with crucial questions about how much sea levels could rise and whether the system of ocean currents that ensures Western Europe's mild winters -- known as the "conveyor belt" -- could shut down. "Some models can predict a change in the conveyor belt within 50 to 100 years," said Steffen. "But it's one out of 10 models. The uncertainty is quite large." If you're a fisherman in Greenland, however, global warming is doing wonders for your business. Warmer waters entice seawolf and cod to swim farther north in the Atlantic into Greenlandic nets. In this Disko Bay town, the world's iceberg capital, the harbor is now open year-round because winter is no longer cold enough to freeze it solid. Warmer weather also boosts tourism, a source of big development hopes for the 56,000 mostly Inuit inhabitants of Greenland, which is a self-governing territory of Denmark. Hoping to lure American visitors, Air Greenland launched a direct flight from Baltimore last month, and there is even talk of "global warming tourism" to see Warming Island. One commentator, noting the carbon dioxide emissions such travel would create, has called that "eco-suicide tourism." http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/science/06/06/greenland.warming.reut/index.html
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how many times are they gonna let that bitch be taken over by wraith before they kill her? I think I'm done with this show I hope it gets cancelled
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I grew up around boats. Losing Merry hurted me
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Season 3 Finale! (Final five cylons revealed!)
Ladywriter replied to Sledgstone's topic in Battlestar Galactica
Well........ Galactica was a safe haven because the ship was a relic. It wasn't fitted w/ the technology that the modern ships had and thusly couldn't be infected by the cylons. Tigh was prolly the first of the skin jobs just because of his age. He's been friends with Bill since around the time the first war with the toasters happened. He's done something we haven't seen the other cylons do; age a lot. The chief and Cally are now in the same position as Helo and Athena, a halfbreed child. The other two eh who really cares I think that the objective of the 5 will be to intigrate the 2 species back on earth. They live long lives as humans and have chosen to be more human then cylon. -
Paulie
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even more depressing for the hardcore Merry fans Spoilers for ep 312
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Battlestar Glactica Ending with Season 4
Ladywriter replied to Sledgstone's topic in Battlestar Galactica
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there was a crazy amount of fighting going on in that ep here now be really depressed. I hate the youtube copy ones bleh OP has been going for so long! MaqzJaOaXxg
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an illiterate wino could write somethin better then seed oooh I hope it will be good
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I'm trying out Elements 3 and I'm likin it episode 309 AMV its the lower quality one obviously for youtube. my copy is tits f9gKD_uvvrw
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boo Carson is dead yet Teyla/Ronin still fuckin live. god forbid they get rid of a shit character, by all means kill off one that had personality (not to mention the guy could actually act unlike 1/2 the cast) are they trying to sink this turd or what?
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but of course