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Take Twitter. Its product's purpose is to help people "find out what's happening, right now, with the people and organizations they care about." Twitter's revenue model revolves around enabling people and organizations to promote links, articles, videos, and photos to users who care via Promoted Tweets.
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WordPress, the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world that is being used on millions of sites, made a major commitment to native monetization with its WordAds program with Federated Media and its partnership with Sharethrough to power native Promoted Videos across its network.
Tumblr CEO David Karp says, "You've already seen the Tumblr native ad format; it's a Tumblr post." Tumblr powers over 50 million blogs and is also on the verge of rolling out a native monetization platform.
As new publishers roll out future monetization strategies, those models will take on the same characteristics: choice-based ad content that's promoted natively as part of the user experience.
Imagine if Pinterest rolled out a non-native monetization model: "Introducing: awkward squares in the corner of every page! Pre-rolls that interrupt before every video!" Users would revolt.
Instead of awkwardly placing banners and buttons in foreign spots around content, these new digital platforms have embraced digital advertising in a way that's native to their sites, consistent with their user experiences and ultimately valuable for their users.
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
14 comments:
- The Chauffeur said...
yeah, we spent some time in the parking lot trying to figure that one out, and then again last night at hains. let's hope he chimes in and puts this to bed, because i'm tired of the speculation. we need facts.
- June 15, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Lydia said...
Sudden cafe mocha storm?
- June 15, 2010 at 11:59 AM
- Nate Wilson said...
he went so hard he started sweating mud, some of you guys need to learn how to really go hard!
- June 15, 2010 at 12:07 PM
- Drew Armstrong said...
- June 15, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- Pack Phil said...
Mud is more aero than a skinsuit!
The guy overcooked a corner, did an endo, and landed smack into the mud. Apparently he finished the TT, and got an assist from the hose of the local fire department. - June 15, 2010 at 12:50 PM
- "El Carne" said...
He still makes it look good though.
- June 15, 2010 at 12:52 PM
- The Cycling Center said...
He's the ultimate trifagalete! Head down, pedaling furiously, Left turn! left turn! OH SHIT!
- June 15, 2010 at 12:59 PM
- Cliff said...
I saw another person in the mud on a left hander at Church Creek- I thought I saw a light blue jersey. I think we need reminders that some aero helmets work better when you look "up" and not at your cassette.
I hit those damn rumble strips twice on the final stretch and got a free prostate exam from my saddle- shite that was painful. - June 15, 2010 at 1:09 PM
- Drew Armstrong said...
Give the guy credit--I think I know who it is, and he still put down an hour flat. Not too bad considering he probably spent some time in the pond.
- June 15, 2010 at 1:33 PM
- Sigberto said...
...and he broke his hand in the process but finished in an hour and 9 seconds.
Dude still placed 13th among 37 Cat 4s. I guess the rest of them got stuck in the mud? - June 15, 2010 at 2:51 PM
- hfang said...
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- June 15, 2010 at 5:26 PM
- hfang said...
Blowout! He was following someone who's water bottle was spiked with ex-lax.
- June 15, 2010 at 5:28 PM
- Ryan Simpson said...
Maybe he did an hour because he was drafting a manure truck.
- June 19, 2010 at 6:04 PM
- Pete said...
Man, he recovered from a spill and missed the hour by 6 seconds? WHAT A BUNCH OF CRAP :D
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The demo and MATLAB code that we'll be showing in this webinar was motivated by the following paper by Robert Tibshirani:
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ari-6 wrote:Lelouch therefore has achieved CODE GEASS.
There can only be 100% of any existing thing. Despite what might be said in mainstream fight anime.
MissTikilicious wrote:On a completely unrelated note...Sailor Moon or Wedding Peach. Likes, dislikes and reasoning. GO!
Krest wrote:It's medieval, based on fairy tales. Also...throwable BFSs. Yes.
Cerulean wrote:Basically the synopsis of Break Blade centers around this trio of adult friends (Each having gone their separate ways). One of whom, if I am remembering correctly, is deemed a misfit because he lacks the ability to use some sort of magical power (that everyone else in the world is able to use. Not to mention the whole town (and items) is powered by this power as well). He is also not able to pilot a mecha (which runs off of this power). Long story short, an old mecha (that doesn't run off of this power) is found, and he is the only one who is capable of powering it. It had something to do with a war going on between nations. I don't remember a wall, but then it has been a long time.
Krest wrote:Oh, and I think Mangareader is the one that has the completed list of Lost Seven.
Tenshi Nova wrote:I'm trying to show that the line between Fine Art and Comic Art, is nonexistent.
Set on the Silk Road that connected Asia wit Europe before the modern times. The story of Amira, a woman skilled in archery and horsemanship, sent to marry Karluk, a boy from another village who is 8 years younger than her. But all is not well, as her village decides to take her back...
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View the dependency graph for this libraryCL-Yacc is a LALR(1) parser generator for Common Lisp, similar in spirit to AT&T Yacc, Berkeley Yacc, GNU Bison, Zebu, lalr.cl or lalr.scm.
CL-Yacc uses the algorithm due to Aho and Ullman, which is the one also used by AT&T Yacc, Berkeley Yacc and Zebu. It does not use the faster algorithm due to DeRemer and Pennello, which is used by Bison and lalr.scm (not to be confused with lalr.cl).
While CL-Yacc has undergone no systematic testing, I use it for compiling a grammar for a superset of « C » (over 400 productions) that routinely parses thousands of lines of « C » code.
Web site | http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/cl-yacc/ |
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� -.V ' The College News VOL. XVIII, No. 16 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932 Price, 10 Cents Westminster Played Out Says Miss Lee Courageous Labor Government, a New Foreign Policy, and Tariff Solution Needed MUST MOVE FORWARD "Westminster, its glory, its hero- ism, belong to the past, and will not be revived if it is left in Conserva- tive hands," said Miss Jennie Lee, for- mer Labor M. P., in her talk in Good- hart, Wednesday night. This glori- ous past must serve as a guide, though not a model for the future. In the seventeenth century, the House of Commons rose to the national im- ( portance which it has today through its vital struggle with Charles I, dur- ing which its speaker denied the king's arbitrary power in these his- toric words: "Your Majesty, I have neither eyes to see, nor ears-to hear, but as the House commands." To- day different things are being strug- gled for, but the abstract forces are the same. Labox-teaders have just as earn- est convictions as the Opposition of 1642, and are as ready to risk their worldly goods. In the seventeenth century the selfish economic interests of merchants plus the religious fac- tor formed a terrific national force which lead to the supremacy of the British Empire and the House of Commons. "We have now reached a crisis when we cannot muddle along; but once again we will see whether (ireat Britain can' produce tftV type of person who will hazard all, and produce a like meeting of the eco- nomic, the body, and convict-ion, the soul." "We feel.'* said Miss Lee, "that we have these two elements: the torment * of economic insecurity, not of a small middle class, but of the broad masses plus the spirit of the Labor move- ment, which has grown because peo- ple felt they were not getting a-square deal, and saw an opportunity in the Labor and Socialist movement." The Labor Government of 1924 was form- ed on a wave of popular feeling, and destroyed in 1926 by its own timidity in economic issues. This failure of the Labor Party threw the people of Great Britain into the arms of the Conservatives, with whom tiny Baw a chance of regaining former pros- perity; but "that is not brave, as We should look ahead to solve le-w economic problems." "Westminster is played out,*** said Miss Lee. "unless Great Britain can -end up a Labor Government more courageous than those of the past.' It cannot run back_ to the past, jiot when other 'countries are going CALENDAR Thurs., Mar. 24, 4.30�A meet- ing of the Undergraduate As- sociation will be held in the Common Room. Tea will be served. Fri., Mar. 25, 12.43�Spring va- cation begins. Mon., Apr. 4, U A. M.�Spring vacation ends. Sun., Apr. 10, 7.30�Rev. Dr. James Gordon Gilkey, minis- ter of South Congregational Church, Springfield, Mass., will speak in Chapel. Mon., Apr.,11, 8.20�Mr. Stuart Chase, economist and author, will speak in Goodhart Audi- torium. His subject will be "The End of an Epoch." R. E. Jones Tells His Theories on Theatre Drama Presents Moments in Life Ordered, Clarified, and Intensified Season's Biggest Game Is Won by Bryn Mawr First and Second Varsities Beat Swarthmore Teams to End Season HAVE FULFILLED HOPES SETS FIT CHARACTERS To our own humble thoughts about the theatre Robert Edmond Jones added some vital inspiration in what he has discovered for himself about the drama. As a stage designer Mr. Jones has seen our theatre in its rawest state and found in it little form, but tremendous life and energy. Drama does not imitate life; it picks out its significance and presents it in an intensified form. Life is never clear for longer than a moment at a time, but goes on without order, hav- In the ^Saturday morning game against Swarthmore the Bryn Mawr team proved that speed and accuracy in shooting can overcome an advan- tage in height. It took a whole quar- ter for Bryn Mawr to come out of its daze and for Longacre to get the Jump from'the huge Swarthmore center. The game started off with a rush with a series of quick passes by Swarthmore, but they soon lost the ball when McCully intercepted a pass from Sterling and sent it down to CoI%#. Boyd feinted a run to the line, but doubled back to receive the pass from Collier over Longshore's head. Boyd's easy shot was followed by a pretty banked shot by Stubbs for Swarthmore on a quick dribble through Moore. The highlight of the first quarter was the paaawork of the Swarthmore forwards. One of their best was from one of the centers to a forward who, running back, re- versed it again to the center, only to receive it beneath the basket lor an easy overhand shot. In the second quarter the Bryn Mawr guards seemed unable to get their passes through, but continued their excellent work of blocking long passes and breaking up dribbles. Al- though Longacre was unable to gel the tip-off, her password and thai of Remington, who practically ran cir- cles around her tall but slower oppo- Miss Park Announces Foreign Fellowships Different Atmosphere Will Open Up New Possibilities to Students Chosen to Go 33 CUM LAUDES IN '32 Stuart Chase to Talk on American Economics Can We Regain Our Prosperity or is Present Depression "The End of An Epoch" ANALYZES IMPARTIALLY ing neither a beginning, a middle or Bent, gave Boyd two close-in shots and One to Collier from the foul line. ahead, nor can it use its former tac- tics in India, Manchuria, and Ge- neva. "I see no future for West- minster as a vital force, if we do not change our foreign policy. Tariff also requires bold solutions, but party leaders simply quarrel about it. A tariff wall will not cure unemploy- ment any more than it has in Amer- ica, and is just another attempt to. muddle along." Attempts to change in minor way are doomed to failure, for only public control of the main industries, imports, and exports would be a basis for employment. "The present struggle at Westmin- ster is just as keen if not keener than in the seventeenth century. The pow- ers that be in Great Britain will not (Continued on Page Two) College News Election's The College News takes great pleasure in announcing the fol- lowing elections: Sallie Jones, '34, Editor-in- Chief. Clara Frances Grant, '34, Copy Editor. Janet Marshall, '33, News Ed- itor. Mabel Meehan, '33, Business Manager. Eleanor Yeakel, '33, Sub- scription Manager. an end. A play selects some, moment, holds its clarity, begins, develops and ends it in order, so that the function of the theatre is "fixing our attention on each moment of life as it passes." In Btage designing one cannot just invent a set by putting some furni- ture in a room, but if one thinks about the play, the set will grow complete in one's mind. School* of design are too apt to theorize about expression- ism as a factor -cparalo from the play itself. One must realize that as the characters in the play have stories attached to them, so the room they live in must have the "shape of the person who lives in it." Someone said very truly that "a room gets full of The Swarthmore team began to realize that it had something to lace. Although Seaman made two � long, clean shots which never even touched the rim, the momentary spurt was checked bv .Moore when she jntor- Oli Monday evening, April 11. Air. Stuart Chase, noted economist and author of ".Men and Machines......1'he Nemesis of American Business," etc., will lecture in the auditorium of Goodhart Hall. Mr. Chase will give his audience answers to many (pies lions of the moment. Shall man be slave or master of the machine'.' Where is the present age leading US? We have achieved U mechanical mastery almost undream ed of. Man is master not only of the sui face of the earth; of the sea. but he has conquered air, time and space. He has gone to the bottom of the ocean and inside the earth. ,No bar- rier seems too great for the man of today to overcome. Telephone, tele- graph, radio. Wireless, are at our service. But are they at our serv- icv'.' l�o the mechanical contrivances, "Change in the most useful spur to study that we have at our disposal," said Miss Park at chapel Friday morning. Most of us are reluctant scholars but manage somehow to fin- ish the assigned reading and write our reports. The desire for a prize whips many students toward the goal, as well as � strong inherent instinct to advance. The most important stimulus t�> learning, however, is' change, as provided for by the For- eign Fellowship. Although it is of- ten difficult to study under shifting conditions, a > different atmosphere opens up new possibilities. As Dr. Flex- ner said, "Foreign universities make us use our wits." They awaken us to fresh values and knock all shal- lowness and immaturity out of us. We are treated as independent and learned scholars and come in contact with foreign people, diets, and cus- toms. It was for the purpose of providing this broader intellectual outlook that the Delaware Foreign Student Plan was evolved. The sophomores who are to study at the Sorbonne next year are: Jean $. Anderegg, Mary K. Boyd, Halla Brown, Mary �"��. (harlton, Margaret G. Dannenbaum, Klizabeth Fain. Helen G. (Jill, Mar- garet L. Haskell, Marion G. Mitch- ell. Myra Little, of the Class of 1933, will join the group and take* her junior year with them. Although it is not until graduation day that the name of the senior chos- en as the Bryn Mawr European Fel- low is announced, here is the list, comprising one-third of the class, ot those who now possess cum laude av- erage-: Amelia .Margaret Alexand- er-en. Helen Qraham Bell. Margaret Eleanor Bradley, Monica Brice, Vir- ginia Butterworth, Edith Ashworth Byrne, Charlotte Beatrice Einsiedler, Donita Ferguson, Josephine Could cepted a long pass which resulted in I the inventions, the machines, w..H. placing Boyd in a scoring position] for us -or we for them? Her basket was soon followed by a in his answers to such question: udeline shot of Collier's, which ended and the discussion -of sucB tinielj the half with*a score of 20-10, Bryij subjects, Mr. Chaw wastes no. time' Gratoni Elizabeth Luciemay Hannah. Mawr leading. f _''" theorizing. He is the practical , Alice '|,,.(, Hardenbergh, Elinor Rose conomist, leading as through n won [ Hntneld, (Catherine McClelland, Ruth derland of factB which seem almost K,,,,,v|es Milliken, Kate Louisa Mitch- impossible. In his lecture-, covering j c]]( Harriet Lucy Moore. Gretchen many years of careful research, ho | Bright Mm Her. .lane Marion Oppen- I!i vn .Maw i In the second half tin team came to life and began to show some of the excellent training which they had made so evident in th< Drexel game. The guards did some human patterns," so thai designing I splendid work, and Boyd was in top is composing "in human qualities as! ,-,�.,� Collier did not play her usual well as in form and color." j .,t(.;1(|y shooting rjame, but did some excellent paS8ing. Longshore's splen neither attacks nor defends, but �u'>* huimer, Dorothea Eckfcldt Perkins, mits a brilliant analysis of causi and . Florence Pettus, Elizabeth Pleasants, Tin- more strongly an artist, wheth- er writer or designer, feels the signifi- cance of his play, the more vividly he can make his audfefieC eoit,'Tso, though we -cannot form a picture of heaven, we see it i:i "Green Pasture because Marc Connelly saw it so feel- ingly in his imagination. effect -with Suggestions as to tm future. T- his interest in our present prob did guarding for Swarthmore pre-, lems, Mr. (has,- bring- not Shaw, Jane Elizabeth Sickles, Vir- wmted Boyd THojii making many �f �"t'v�: v :'""' '"" "" "" ginia Herndon Sped. Patricia Hill her famous back twists, but EnVscTu'c usiipl technieaTTraTaiug and a varied Stewart. Margreta Curtis Sw. n- a, Self-Government Meeting Makes New Amendments At the meeting of the Seif-Govcra- ment Association Thursday. March 1,7, it was voted that for an overnight absence a^student shall have notified her hostess of her intended arrival. The resolution against climbing in or out-of windows was omitted. A res olution was passed to the effect that students must be in by 10:30 and that entering or leaving the ball alter 10.30 by any means other than the front door shows flagrant disregard of this regulation. Article XIII was amended to stipulate that if a stu- dent, after leaving the halls, finds out before 10.30 that she wishes spe- cial permission, she must telephone for a member of the Board and* have herself signed out; if a student after 10.30 finds that she is unavoidably delayed, she must notify the Warden. A motion that the hours for informal dancing be changed from 12.15 to 2.00 was carried. To make the reso- lutions conform more closely to the purpose of the organization it was re- solved that each member of the asso- ciation is responsible for seeing that (Continued on Page Two) at the end of the second half ended 33-18, in favor of Bryn Mawr. Tip- biggest game of the season bail beon won! The Bryn Mawr guards are to be Congratulated for their work in the second half. Seaman. Swarthmore' high-scoring forward, was held to a total of only six points for the whole (i ',,ni ii.ii. d Mi. l '.i. ' 'I'in. i expern nee which enabli write with "lllti linn t< rc?t ant Eleanor George Renner, Alice Whit- comb liider. Lucy Coburn Sanborn, Enid Constance Saper, Ellen Hand p ak and authority. His subject on April 11 will he "The End of An Epoch?" Has Amer- ica reached the end of her prosperity formula'.' is the current depression permanent or temporary'.' What do we have to ilo to keep prosperity -roing? T3"- pnee of ticket- for adults i- $2.50'and for children and all stu- Plans Progressing Brilliantly for May Day; Low Prices and Special Trains for Guests* The May Day Committee- which, as ^acation you should know certain you all khQW, is composed or Mr. | facts which will Be contained ii. the King, Miss Petts, Harriet Moore and | folder, myself�wonders where the catch is this year, because everything is going so beautifully, and we hope that the oatcb is not going to be the weather or the sale of tickets. About the weather, none of us can do anything; but about the ticket sale we can all do a great deal, and that is what I want to ask you to help us with during the vacation � not the actual sale of tickets, but to so in- terest people that when they get the May Day folder, early in April, with the great number of enclosures, they will immediately fill in and return the order for tickets. It has seemed im- portant that before leaving for the .he 2...0' dents, in schools and in colleges, Si.all. This is a 50-cent reduction on any May Day admission price since 1900. Grandstand seats will be sojd M in 1924 and 1��28 at 75 cents, and, while they may be considered in the light of a' luxury, yet, if it is a fine day. the view of the dancing on the green offered by the grandstand is well worth this additional expenditure (and please tell this to your friends and family). May Day will be given on Saturday, May 7, rain or shine, from 2.30 until (Continued on Pa*a TwoV Florence Ely Taggart, Charlotte i'y- 'ler. Ann Mai lack We.-gai l he following are :b fi How-hips given to certain graduate students who show great distinction in their iiiosen iiek|s. to enable tin oi t" con- tinue their efforts with the help ol the resources offered by foreign unj- vei>itic>: The Workman Fellow for 1932-33 i- Elizabeth Ross Foleyj ol Hamilton. New York. (>bcrli>./ Col- lege 1929; M. A Bryn Mawfc Col- lege. I'.'-"". 6arom Woerishoffer Schol- ar in Social Economy, Bsyn Mawr College, 1929-30; Carola/Woerishof- fer Fellow in Social Economy, 1930- .11; and Grade Dodge /Fellow in So- cial Economy, 1931-3JB. Miss Foley, who is working on/a thesis dealing with workers' education, will study psychology under Professor Cyril Burt at the University Of London, and the methods and technique of the great English settlements such as Toynbee Hall, and the Cerman resi- dent workers' schools. The Mary E. Garrett: European (Coafiiiued on 1'nge Throe > Erratum The article on the Glee Club f* concert in The News of March 16 was specially contributed by Miss Laura Richardson, Reader in Music.
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Kumiki puzzles, as they're known, have been manufactured in the Ashigarashimo district of central Japan since the late 19th century, but the traditional fastenerless joinery techniques from which their intricate designs are derived are truly ancient. Kumiki puzzles are commonly representative, prototypically taking the form of traditional Japanese buildings, but more often, today, of animals or vehicles. Abstract kumiki are only slightly less common, the so-called "Great Pagoda," a commonly known type of octahedral burr puzzle, being a prime example.
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Gonococcal arthritis is an infection of a joint. It occurs in people who have gonorrhea caused by the bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Gonococcal arthritis affects women more often than men, and it is most common among sexually active adolescent girls.
Two forms of gonococcal arthritis exist:
Blood cultures should be checked in all cases of possible gonococcal arthritis.
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The gonorrhea infection must be treated.
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Symptoms usually improve within 1 to 2 days of starting treatment. Full recovery can be expected.
Untreated, this condition may lead to persistent joint pain.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of gonorrhea or gonococcal arthritis.
Not having sexual intercourse (abstinence) is the only sure method of preventing gonorrhea. A monogamous sexual relationship with a person who you know does not have any sexually transmitted disease (STD) can reduce your risk. Monogamous means you and your partner do not have sex with any other people.
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Treating all sexual partners is essential to prevent re-infection.
Cook PP, Siraj DS. Bacterial arthritis. In: Firestein GS, Budd RC, Gabriel SE, et al., eds. Kelly's Textbook of Rheumotology. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 109.
Matteson EL, Osmon DR. Infections of bursae, joints, and bones. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 280.
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It's never a disappointment to wake up in Paris and knowing that the production load in at Stade de France was probably still in its early stages, I allowed myself a bit of a day off. My first mission was to get a haircut, as I was getting excessively woolly. You take your life in your hands when randomly choosing a place to go, so I solicited some help from the concierge at the Hotel Fabulous (and this one really is Fabulous, let me tell you). I explained carefully that I wanted a barbers shop rather than a poofy salon and the very effusive concierge lit up like a Christmas tree ('Ah, Mais Oui! Sacre Bleu! Waffer Thin Mint! etc., etc.,') before giving me directions to possibly the most over the top fluffy coiffieurserie I've ever seen, never mind set foot in. Ah well, we're here now so let's be brave. I emerged half an hour and sixty Euros later with only a marginal difference to my appearance but who doesn't need a shiatsu head massage on a Friday morning?
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Retired to the Hotel Fabulous for a while to catch up with a few civilian chores and checked in with some of the crew at the stadium to see how things were going with the second 360 load in. All good apparently, so perhaps this thing might be tour-able after all, you never know. That said, I was politely told that there really wasn't any need for me to come in to the stadium tonight, and I can live with that.
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I love reading your diaries, and so this one about my home town was also fantastic to read :-) Stade de France is indeed a beautiful place and the concerts there are always magical!!
05 August, 2009
Let me dream about a penelope cruz hair massage...humm... Stade de France was great...Inside was hot, outside was...mmm...really hard !
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Willy, You diaries are AMAZING! You have the dry sense of humor that everyone loves! I think within 30 minutes of conversation, I would be uplifted, and rolling at the same time. Thanks and keep them coming!
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reaperrose101 wrote:why is Minnie thinking of pancakes?
I think Caveman's first comment should give you the idea.
reaperrose101 wrote:why is Minnie thinking of pancakes?
Mandy wrote:Haven't I taught you that it's rude to stare?!
Ethan wrote:Holy shit, is Irwin gonna make an appearance?
Btw, this comic made me download the whole Billy and Mandy series.
daviso452 wrote:What if Mimi's mother turns out to be Mandy? Not that far-fetched of an idea...
caveman wrote:It would be much more funny if HIM was Jr. father. But i doubt that thats the case becouse
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KingM10 wrote:this family is fucked up!!!
Unlimited wrote:KingM10 wrote:this family is fucked up!!!
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mosama wrote:I read that as 'eyelidless' and now I have the urge to draw a character with no eyelids but the idea freaks me out. THEY'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO BLINK. Dust and bugs can just fly right into their eyes stinging them whenever they want and they cant do anything about it.
MisterMan wrote:Took me like 3 minutes to get why Minnie was thinking of pancakes, then I just burst out laughing.
stratus wrote:any body have any ideas what word minnie was about to say? Apt...?
stratus wrote:any body have any ideas what word minnie was about to say? Apt...?
reaperrose101 wrote:STRATUS?! since when did you had an account here?!
angelizador1 wrote:mm I actualy dont know WTF is that wood glove with an useless palm-eye, coud someone explain to
me please?
and about minnie growing. Jr. is growing since he was an abort baby, why does minni wont.
reaperrose101 wrote:stratus wrote:any body have any ideas what word minnie was about to say? Apt...?
STRATUS?! since when did you had an account here?!
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Also, Jr. has brown hair. So there is a 85.3897017435097% chance that Billy is the dad; just sayin.
Finally, as was posted above, Jr. was aborted and he still grows. It is safe to assume that Minnie will as well. Also, I know I'm probably the only one who will admit it, but I got to admit I can't wait to see how far the Jr./Minnie will go.
Yes, Minnie and Junior are horrible influences on each other. If it ever came full circle we'd hate them both.Brand wrote:Is it wrong that I hope the Junior/Minnie thing actually comes full circle?
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