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Joni · Guest

I would assume this isnt David Ellis from 1up.com fame? @DavidEllis on twitter?>
Great, I've got a yellow ribbon on my bumper, a pink ribbon on my chest, and now the solar system has one -- maybe to make a useless sympathetic gesture for another, missing solar system.

Germar · Guest

“I find this one to be more offensivehttp://www.target.com/Tequila-Pop-Dude-Plus-Costum ...The Illegal Alien costume does not target any specific race besides extraterrestial.. unless you add a sombrero to it.. this is only offensive because the group thinks the term illegal alien is an offensive term even though it describes the group of people they support.. They want to get rid of the term illegal alien because they want to legitimize these people./.

Sajeevan · Guest

Sponsored by fubar.com.
Seriously ***** the yankees and their 200 million+ payroll. 65 million more than the next highest team. Considering how much they're paying their players, they better be ***** winning every night.!

Nabaraj KC · Guest

I am a Canadian living in the US. First, I would like to say that I do love living here. It is a great country; the people where I live are wonderful and the opportunities for advancement are endless. I only have one complaint, the very same complaint that I share with most of my American friends; the health care system sucks! It makes me ill when I hear people say that in Canada we have no right when it comes to choosing a doctor. That simply is not true. In Canada you can pick up the phone and call any doctor's office and as long as they are accepting new patients -you are in! My experience here has been just the opposite. If I want a doctor here, first, I have to call my insurance provider and ask them which doctors in my area are accepting patients with my "brand" of insurance. The last time I was looking for a doctor, there was only one doctor in my area (actually in the next town over, and I live in a town with over 95,000 people) who was accepting new patients with my kind of insurance. That actually sounds a lot like what Americans seem to think the Canadian system is like, doesn't it? What happened to freedom of choice? The only ones with freedom of choice here are: the doctors who can pick and choose what kinds of insurance they want to accept and the pharmaceutical companies who arbitrarily decide how much they are willing to pay for your procedures. Lastly, yes, the lines to get into the emergency room are long in Canada. Last time I ended up in the emergency room here in the US, I was in and out within 45 mins. Not because the doctor was so fast or because the service was better, but because of the fact that there were simply no patients!! Did I mention that I live in a town with over 95,000 people? But the best part about my trip to the emergency room was the bill. It cost over $1250 for my son to get a piece of tape for the cut on his upper lip. And two weeks later I got a surprise from the emergency room doctor for $100 and then another week later a bill for $250. So, I was out $350 for a piece of tape, not to mention the $500/month cost for insurance that dosn't even take care of all the costs. Ok, Canadians pay taxes for health insurance, but a recent Harvard study showed that at the end of the day Canadians pay far less via their taxes for 99.9% health coverage while Americans pay more per month in insurance costs for partial coverage. What system is better, you really need to ask? It's really no contest!?
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Bryson · Guest

Homemade mayo is life changing.

Silas · Guest

This would be funnier if I wasn't so fat =[*chomp*

Stefaan · Guest

I was 28 and my ex was 17. Is that wrong?

Dineley · Guest

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