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Sun Apr 27, 2014 8:43 am by V
but I renewed it.
what have YOU done today, TR?
also I'm not sure if heartbleed effected us but you should probably not change your password, the jitterbug gang are working hard and they need …
what have YOU done today, TR?
also I'm not sure if heartbleed effected us but you should probably not change your password, the jitterbug gang are working hard and they need …
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Japan's Tsunamis
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Re: Japan's Tsunamis
^^^ Heard that theory and it makes me feel awesome. If true it would be like Nintendo giving the US a big middle finger.
Also we are sooo on topic right now.
Also we are sooo on topic right now.
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I don't click tinyurls. Ever.Tim Hortans wrote:http://tinyurl.com/4oevu8d
But if it's a pokemon thing then I don't feel bad for not getting it.
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Ever hear of tinyURL preview? It's so great it even allows even the most paranoid Internet user (read: you) to once again function as a member of society.
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Nah, if a link was important and not "harming" in any way then people wouldn't use tinyurl in message board posts because it involves one extra step of work which is just not worth it. Most people don't use tinyurl to make smaller urls, they use it to hide their actual url because there's something wrong with it.
Also, kind of related:
Also, kind of related:
If you ask me, that's retarded.German Television has put a moratorium on meltdowns in The Simpsons.
Reacting to the real-life nuclear disaster unfolding in Japan, Pro7, the channel that airs The Simpsons in Germany, will be screening current and future episodes of the show and remove or replace any that feature a disaster at Mr. Burns' nuclear power plant. Berlin's Tagesspiegel newspaper reports that networks in Austria and Switzerland have followed suit.
Austria's ORF has already pulled two episodes set to broadcast: Episode 66, Marge Gets a Job, which features scientists Marie Curie and Pierre Curie dying of radiation poisoning; and Episode 346, On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister, in which characters joke about a nuclear meltdown. Tagesspeigel says ORF has held back eight Simpsons episodes until the end of April, when it will review its Springfield disaster policy.
So far, neither Pro7 nor Swiss network SF have pulled any Simpsons episodes but both channels say they are screening shows for "unsuitable" references to nuclear disaster.
But the danger of nuclear power is a core theme on the long-running cartoon. The Simpson's opening sequence features Homer tossing a radioactive fuel rod out of his car on the way home. The first Simpson shorts aired on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987, just one year after the Chernobyl disaster.
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Not putting something in a tv show because an unfortunate occurrence happened to another country... wtf?
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My thoughts exactly.
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I just didn't want to ruin the surprise, but I didn't think lmgtfy was so bad.
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LMGTFY*
Also, http://tinyurl.com/6znzyp hurr
Also, http://tinyurl.com/6znzyp hurr
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CLICK THE LINK THEN IT'S QUITE HANDY.
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83-year-old Miyako resident Tami Akanuma believes her 12-year-old shih tzu Babu saved her from certain doom by intentionally leading her away from the tsunami that eventually engulfed her city.
Akanuma told Yomiuri Shimbun that Babu, who demanded they go for a walk as soon as the earthquake struck, “stubbornly headed for a nearby hill rather than taking their usual route.” Upon climbing the hill, Akanuma turned around and was stunned to discover that “[m]ost of the route she and Babu had walked had been swallowed up by the tsunami and her home had been consumed by the wall of muddy water.”
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