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Feb. 13th, 2009 08:34 amWorth watching all the way through - the first scene is pretty meh, but the Dalek/Cyberman stuff is nicely done.
Feb. 13th, 2009
Worth watching all the way through - the first scene is pretty meh, but the Dalek/Cyberman stuff is nicely done.
A pre-emptive declaration of War!
Feb. 13th, 2009 12:45 pmJoss Whedon's new show is showing tonight in Americaland.
His last show was cancelled, because none of you watched it when it was shown on TV. You all waited for the box set instead, and _then_ talked about how great it was.
If you Americans let the same thing happen again then I will not rest until your country is under water.
No excuses!
His last show was cancelled, because none of you watched it when it was shown on TV. You all waited for the box set instead, and _then_ talked about how great it was.
If you Americans let the same thing happen again then I will not rest until your country is under water.
No excuses!
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Pointing out that the advice to avoid eating all fats is...complete nonsense without scientific backing.
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Once in school, the children who gestured most as toddlers scored on average 26% higher in the language test than the other children.
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That girls should not be in universities flows from the nature of universities and from the nature of girls: true universities are for ideas, ideas are not for true girls, so true universities are not for true girls... If a girl devotes several years of her youth and much money of her parents to acquiring a university education, especially a decent one, how easily will she submit to her husband, especially if he has not had that education?
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"One thing seems probable to me," said Peer Steinbruck, the German finance minister, in September 2008. As a result of the crisis, "the United States will lose its status as the superpower of the global financial system." You don't have to strain too hard to see the financial crisis as the death knell for a debt-ridden, overconsuming, and underproducing American empire.