Well, certainly glad that the federal judge told them to cut the shit. I feel bad for so many people living in particular states.
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Well, certainly glad that the federal judge told them to cut the shit. I feel bad for so many people living in particular states.
Oh wow. I'm gonna have to check that out later. As a kid i adored that game.
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Thank fuck. It's progress.
Heheheh
I'd reaaally rather not have that happen.
It can, if people see it as as valuable to them as Wikipedia.
It's also useful because it allows monthly flow, which is way more useful for planning than just a lump sum and ??? on what you'll get in a few months.