When it came out and I played it I enjoyed several aspects of it. The magic was interesting but in some ways needlessly complicated, particularly sorcery. Lack of quick cast buttons made magic and items difficult to use also. Several parts felt incomplete and buggy also. I remember falling through the map dozens of…

A little more than modelled after her, she's the voice as well.

Didn't the studios win a suit that said they wouldnt have to pay or they'd get recompensated if there were missed games?

Most nfl stadiums are used for high school state tournaments.

I would email him back and say "if it is already standard practice, is it necessary to legislate it? Please stop wasting my time and money. ". Or something more polite with the same message.

Sounds like funfie xtian stuff there too. Passing laws under the guise of protecting women and then using the laws to oppress.

And religion being in your face or not doesn't matter, what matters is how the message got there. In the USA if it is done privately it's okay. Public funds are not to be used. I don't know if it is still the case but in England Henry viii created the Anglican church so that he could get divorced.

Because of the establishment clause there are no state sponsored religious based schools in the US.

If your friend went to a Jewish school then your friend obviously didn't go to a public school. That's the heart of the mural issue: public funds used to post a Christian prayer in a public school. If it's privately funded it can do whatever it wants to the pleasure of its constituency.

Go take a cold shower before commenting. The goal isn't to set them off as a special group it's to allow them go get the same recognition for their duties and achievements that they aren't able to because of their designation. The goal isn't special privilege you moron, its equal privilege. You are saying the same…

You missed the point. It's not a battle of the sexes to see who has a higher score. It's about recognizing the fact that there exists a group of people that has been fighting and dying for the country in combat scenarios without being recognized as such. The amount doesn't matter.

By your line of reasoning it shouldn't be a crime to drink and driv because people do that all the time. Same with murder, rape, theft, why have a law if someone is just going to break it?

And mandatory deodorant levels.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleon_complex The "fact" is listed in the second paragraph. There's a couple of sources there, not sure how good they are.

or it was fully thought out and she was just hoping no one would notice.

The good thing is that everyone is equal. On the other hand, 2 weeks, I think, is pretty standard. Although I was sure when we had our first child 3 years ago it was a full month. The bad thing is that the baby is no where near being ready for day care by the time we had to go back to work. Fortunately I made just…

Proud to say that my company has parental leave that is identical for both parents (only 2 weeks though). They also provide adoption assistance.

The point isn't what the law should be, the point is that the catholic church hid behind the law when it directly contradicted their beliefs.

"The people we are likely to meet on the next battlefield are people who use rape and sexual abuse as actual tools of politics."

So you're saying it's the blows to the head in MMA that will end your MMA career, not the blood.