please to be explaining this theory if you would be so kind.

well summed up. i just finished… forgive the lateness of my reply. i also was more satisfied than most with the ending. it seemed to me that your actions in the previous games set the stage and that the ending needed to be like it was. that is, that it needed to be a moment so large that it was out of your control.…

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that was awesome, thanks for that.

i too am excited for the mass effect. and pleasantly surprised at the potential shown in the multiplayer demo. ah, commander shepard… saving the galaxy and having sex once every few years. i can truly identify.

you're a zero.

good to know

he ruined Band of Brothers. i'm sitting there, enjoying myself, and all of a sudden this smirking goon pulls up in a jeep, looks straight into the camera and drives away giggling. that's how i remember it at least.

i don't get the love for the wiig. her schtick seems to be 90% effort and 10% comedy. i can appreciate the hard work, but for the most part i'd rather not watch performances so heavily seasoned with desperation.

huh, i always saw a snowy owl. at least it turned out to be some kind of fowl.

dairy?

the sad thing is that that's just how it went down EDI. so that sucked, and since i stormed out before the get-together was over, i'll never know how much equity i could have built up in my timeshare.

@BillyATC: i'm putting on my sincere hat here. that was very, very funny. if this topic ever comes up in conversation i am going to steal the hell outta that joke.

don't quit spider! good god man you haven't even used chesticles! just think of alison brie's meat balcony and the words will come.

i think the only way we're getting funbags on the tv is if they're introduced subtly and with a dash of violence. mark my words: as soon as the corpses on the various CSI incarnations start showing nips we'll all be drowning in broadcast boobies to beat the band.

@ Craig J Clark: that was spit-take funny. thanks for that.

we all have our quirks. i don't know about you, but sometimes — not often, but sometimes — I like the idea of a chick with a horse.

help her decide which medicare supplemental plan to go with?

i enjoyed the book of the fallen, but Abercrombie has a better knack for character development. in Abercrombie's books people are both seriously flawed and highly relatable [like the guy in notes from underground]. while all the characters in the book of the fallen series have a constant inner monologue going about…

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