Want to slow down piracy (youll never stop it) is to price your games reasonably

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“A two-seater plane crashed in a cemetery near Clarenville, Newfoundland. First responders on the scene have recovered 328 bodies”

I totally know what they are, but for those that dont, and what losers those people are, what are these rings you speak of and what are their purpose?

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This article just proves the problem with society. You write the half truth and uneducated people take it as the full truth. I paid capital gains tax on my investments so that must mean that I am paying a“ lower rate on that than you are, even though you fucking work for your money.” The problem with this is that I…

I’m no Paul Krugerman, but it seems to me that a higher capital gains tax would lead to a recalculation of the risk factor whereby people make investments (i.e. give money to people who want to use it to do things - open restaurants, build houses, etc.) and cause the economy to slow down considerably.

Whereas the Clintonistas prefer the Super-predatory blacks, amirite? After all, they can keep ‘em on the plantation of welfare and keep ‘em voting for at least 200 years!

See? I can make stupid, hate-mongering posts too!

And I think the owners and GMs are being hypocritical with all the beer and Alcohol sponsors they take money from besides all the painkillers they seem to want to ply on the players.

There’s a recipe for armadillo that requires a nice cedar plank. You clean and place the armadillo meat on that plank and then spice the hell out of it. Stick the meat and the plank on the grill for about 4 hours, take it out of the fire, place the armadillo carefully in the trash can and eat the board.

“It’s stories like his that punctuate the ephemeral nature of the virtual worlds we play in. No matter how strong the bonds we form or how much time we invest, eventually the servers are going to go down. All we’ll have left is our memories and, if we’re lucky, the friends we made along the way.”

I had an online friend…