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I had some yesterday, in fact.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Top tier, especially in cherry cola form.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

http://mammaspizza.com/game/index.html

Not only do you get the fun of building a pizza, but it's also educational. Now I know that cars and boots don't belong on a pizza!

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

^^^That gif in your sig is pretty amazing.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

If I were you, I'd get her an AWESOME RIFF!

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

Yeah, same here. I always get Zerg rushed! Wait...

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

...and had to turn it off about half and hour in. Ugghhh, what crap.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Let's do it to it!
Wait, wrong show.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

Or is that just me? Man, I love how we have clickable links these days.

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

10!

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Okay, one of you post a new one.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

I've been trying to figure it out. But I'm terrible at this.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Bain of dances, light!

Oh, it's an i, not an l lol

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

That sure sounds full-time. I guess humanities professors are just babies.

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

roman classing!

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

It's in history of science, something to do with science and religion. Are you a full-time professor?

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Nah, I'm just a first-year PhD student. This will be only my third time lecturing. So it's still somewhat terrifying to do for two hours.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Ah, cool! Mine is the history of science and religion. So we're probably teaching only a bit of the same stuff!

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

From: gotspork | #009
weird! I'm also lecturing about Galileo tomorrow!

Whoa, really? What is your class called?

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Oh man, that is one of the best Hark! A Vagrant comics. Now I do wish it was about Tycho or Kepler... except that the actual professor of the class will be there, and he might not find it as funny as me.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Hahaha, maybe I can incorporate the Taio Cruz joke.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

http://instantrimshot.com/

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

I'm lecturing on Galileo tomorrow, and could use something funny.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

I didn't think it was the platinum membership... I thought it was just the regular one. SantaRPG, how do you post from your iPhone?

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

bump

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

It would be great to post from my iPhone, but one has to pay for it...

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

From the OED.

brunette, n. and adj

A. noun

a. A girl or woman of a dark complexion or with brown hair.
b. A variety of the satinette pigeon.

B. adjective

a. Of dark complexion, brown-haired; nut-brown. Also absol. the colour. (their examples are feminine usages, except for 19th-century ones that describe races)

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Gundam Wing! In terms of content it's nothing like Bebop. I just found at the end of both of them that I was surprisingly attached to the characters.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

From: metroid composite | #004
Wait, you can't call males brunette?

News to me.

Not typically. From Wikipedia:


Brunette literally means "little brown-haired girl" or "young brown-haired woman", but in modern English usage it has lost the diminutive meaning and refers simply to any brown-haired girl or woman, or the associated hair color. Although brunet is the masculine version of the popular diminutive form, used to describe a little boy or young man with brown hair, the use of brunet is uncommon in English. One is more likely to say, of a man or boy, "He has brown hair" or "He is brown-haired", than to say, "He is a brunette", (or brunet).

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

Subtly calling him a girl?

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Love the game, can't wait for DLC.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

From: GaryOak151 | #053
how did the internet deal with toobis

first 2 pages of google don't reveal anything except for some of the original posts unless i missed it

They mainly just destroyed his website back in, I don't know, 2004 or 2005? It was just especially gratifying because he represents a combination of almost unparalleled douchebaggery and awful grammar.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

Best case of the internets ganging up since Toobis.

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

Ooo, thanks. whatisurnameplz, do you know what kind of phone she had?

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

I'm trying to track down the name of an old polyphonic ringtone that came from with a phone I had a number of years ago - but I can't remember the name of the phone or the ringtone. I feel like it was a Samsung...

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-I thought we were having steamed clams.
-Oh, no, I said "steamed hams". That's what I call hamburgers.

From: Liquid Wind | #016
I'm also going to strongly recommend against silent hill shattered memories, dunno if the PS2 version is any better with traditional controls or not but the controls for it are pretty terrible and really just make you not want to finish it

Fair.

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

NSMB and Epic Mickey are both good games that haven't been mentioned. Also, depending on whether they're your sort of games, I've enjoyed Animal Crossing, House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return, the Mario & Sonic games, and (to a lesser extent) Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. Oo, and Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles is not bad.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

You guys didn't save Xel'lotath? Come on!

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

All stuff from my GameFAQs and Youtube accounts... and some strange tripod sites and stuff that seem to have lifted a bunch of text at random from the Board 8 wiki.

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If the Earth were a sandwich, we'd get along so well,
And we could feed everybody, with a piece of ourselves.

Pious

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Luther

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Pious

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

You must be in great shame that you can't figure that out.

>XD

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_Did_Copernicus_Die

"Mr.Nicholas Copernicus was imprisoned for his theory of heliocentric system (sun in the middle of solar system). At that time people believed on geocentric system (earth in the middle of solar system). The king gave him death sentence. But, he didn't disclose it to him. He ordered his slaves to put a very, very small amount of arsenic to each page of an old Bible. He personally gave the book to Mr.Copernicus. As the pages couldn't be flipped easily, Mr.Copernicus had to lick his index finger and flip every page. He used to read two pages of the book daily. Slowly, the highly poisonous arsenic started entering his body through mouth. His body got slowly, but fully poisoned. He went into a devastating coma. He was shifted to a hospital. As the doctors came to know that he has a very short time to live, they placed, in honor, his very first edition of his book on his works. Some days later, he woke up from his coma, saw the book, and died peacefully. He was 70 at that time. The doctors were in great shame that they couldn't save his life."

I can't figure out how to edit this, which is a shame because it's absolute rubbish.

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Xel'lotath!

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

...Norwegian Wood?

I certainly hope so.

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Have you people never had chocolate-peanut butter ice cream before or something?

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

If you've removed Doom, isn't FEAR pretty comparable in the horror department except for having better graphics?

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

It was pretty cool...

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.

Playing with his kid and a woman who may have been Sarah Clarke (I didn't get as good a look at her).

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It sure beats fighting with the foes all the time,
But I gotta do it, they always stay outta line.