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scoobdog

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  1. I know. You can't cheat on posts like you can on karma.
  2. Hi dickhead.
  3. It's not an NCAA or other sport problem. It's specific to college basketball.
  4. Michael Savage is an idiot, and the people that listen to him are retarded.
  5. Not compared to your daughter, but I don't need to be to know you've never had a good idea in your entire life.
  6. That poor octopus.
  7. How the fuck would you know?
  8. He doesn't need to go that far. He can just ask the cockroaches that live in his hovel.
  9. So, you're deaf I see.
  10. ROFL
  11. I say hold him to it. If he wants to post a theme, he has to donate.
  12. No, I answered it in the post you quoted.
  13. So you also don't know what fire is. How precious.
  14. So Nabs wouldn't bite? I always thought he was a pussy. And yes, it is.
  15. Lol, so you don't get how adding two oxygen atoms to a carbon atom adds weight?
  16. Funny one, grandpa.
  17. So, a year's worth of those mirror site fees to put up one theme seems fair, right?
  18. Lesbian want dat buck in the rut for them down syndrome welfare babies.
  19. He's the kind of guy you can't leave in a room by himself because the wall corners are dangerous objects.
  20. Don't be such a dick. Donate because you like the place, not because you expect something in return. Otherwise, go fuck yourself.
  21. To an extent, yeah. The new pedal based power meters have some neat features such as real-time vector diagrams that you can use to work on pedal efficiency and smoothness. Just the raw power numbers themselves probably don't mean much by themselves - you kind of have to compare them to other metrics such as elevation gain and speed. I bought a pair of Power Tap P1's (Double, not single, sided) and I've loved them so far. In addition to the vector diagrams, whats been most helpful to me was using the measurements to maintain balanced output between both legs. But, like I said, I'm back to being a novice after being off the saddle for so long.
  22. We spend our entire lives vacillating between a wide open future and a perfectly safe, pre-planned future. As much is made about the debate between fate and free-will, the reality is that fate is typically little more than a projection of safety. We as individuals have little capacity to entertain every conceivable possibility in an indeterminate future and the inherent risks that doing so entails. As we grow into adulthood and the responsibilities that come with it, we inherently crave a stability that comes with such a price.
  23. So your division really sucks, huh?
  24. Well this got strangely serious.
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