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My husband and I like to name our children "different" names. For instance after parks, rivers, ect. our childrens names are: Parker Natalie, Bryant Matthew (after a creek), James Anthony (after a river), Emerson (emmy) Rose (after a park). Thanks so much for your help!
Evie needs a middle name any suggestions last name Doherty.
In my other poll I asked if it would be OK to name our daughter Hannah. (Our son's name is Liam and my nephew and neice are Lee and Savannah.) All the comments I got back were positive for naming her Hannah. Which middle name do you like the best? My husband likes Elizabeth (which is my middle name) I like Elizabeth with Hannah but I still like the names Aislyn and Emersyn. (I still like Aislyn pronounced with a long A and z sound.) Thanks Carrie
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Sorry to post this again, hopefully This'll be the last time. First names stay but feel free to switch around the middle names. THANX
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which do you like better, we are needing a middle name for camdyn.. also if you have any better suggestions for names, we like country sounding or sporty chick kind.. please help
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Anything but Jennifer, pls. It's just overused. Thx.
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Does sound to much? flow right? thanks again Courtney
On paper Myla Langer is this okay? Does it flow? Thanks for your patience! Courtney
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Metallica Announce European Festival Dates Thursday, November 27, 2014 at 11:06 AM | By Rock Square There was some controversy in the UK last year when Metallica was chosen to headline the legendary Glastonbury festival, but the rock-heavy Reading and Leeds festivals have always happily welcomed the metal legends, and in 2015, the band will once a ... more Last comment: 11/27/2014 11:13:00 AM • 1 Comments
Fully Authorized Kurt Cobain Documentary to Be Released next Year Thursday, November 27, 2014 at 10:49 AM | By Rock Square It's been twenty years since Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain passed away, and believe it or not, there has not been an authorized documentary about Cobain until now. ... more Last comment: 11/27/2014 11:02:54 AM • 1 Comments
Red Hot Chili Peppers Ready to Head Into Studio Wednesday, November 26, 2014 at 10:56 PM | By Rock Square The Red Hot Chili Peppers have kept a fairly low profile this year, but they've been pretty good about checking in with fans to bring everyone up to speed on their plans for a new album. ... more 0 Comments
Bob Dylan Plays Concert for Audience of One Wednesday, November 26, 2014 at 10:42 PM | By Rock Square Avert your eyes if you are a hardcore Bob Dylan fan. This might just take you to a realm beyond envy. ... more Last comment: 11/26/2014 10:50:03 PM • 1 Comments
AC/DC Release Video For "Rock or Bust" Wednesday, November 26, 2014 at 06:06 AM | By Rock Square It's only been a couple weeks since AC/DC released the video for "Play Ball," the lead single from the forthcoming Rock or Bust, but the boys are already back with another clip. ... more 0 Comments
Previewing Record Store Day's Black Friday Releases Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at 06:47 PM | By Rock Square Record Store Day traditionally falls on the third weekend in April, but for the past few years, the folks at RSD have thrown their weight behind a special Black Friday version of the event, in an attempt to "redirect the focus of ... more 0 Comments
Peter Gabriel Debuts New Song "What Lies Ahead" Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at 06:54 AM | By Rock Square It's been four years since Peter Gabriel released the covers album Scratch My Back, and six years since the polyglot rock star recorded "Down to Earth," which appeared on the soundtrack for the animated film WALL-E and which still stands ... more Last comment: 11/25/2014 7:02:27 AM • 1 Comments
Smashing Pumpkins Unveil New Song "Drum + Fife" Monday, November 24, 2014 at 07:23 AM | By Rock Square We've already heard a good third of Smashing Pumpkins' forthcoming album Monuments to an Elegy, but Billy Corgan is apparently intent on making sure his fans know exactly what they're gonna be paying for on December 9th, because the nineties survivor ... more Last comment: 11/25/2014 7:28:27 PM • 1 Comments
Paul McCartney Enters The Virtual Realm Sunday, November 23, 2014 at 05:20 PM | By Rock Square Unless you were able to shell out hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars for one of Paul McCartney's recent concerts, odds are good that you did not get nearly as close to the action as you would have liked. ... more Last comment: 11/23/2014 5:26:33 PM • 1 Comments
Ozzy Osbourne Plots Post-Sabbath Solo Return Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 11:10 AM | By Rock Square Black Sabbath could have easily called it quits after their most recent reunion tour. ... more 0 Comments
Smashing Pumpkins Announce Brief Tour Friday, November 21, 2014 at 12:57 PM | By Rock Square On December 9th, The Smashing Pumpkins will release Monuments to an Elegy, their follow-up to 2012's Oceania and their eighth studio album overall. ... more 0 Comments
Foo Fighters Announce North American Tour Friday, November 21, 2014 at 12:46 PM | By Rock Square As we reported a couple weeks ago, The Foo Fighters will be throwing a massive bash in Washington, DC on July 4th next year, but that's only the beginning of the band's summer plans. ... more Last comment: 11/21/2014 12:55:03 PM • 1 Comments
The Who to Headline Hyde Park Next Summer Thursday, November 20, 2014 at 06:02 AM | By Rock Square The Who will kick off their much hyped fiftieth anniversary tour on November 30th in Glasgow, Scotland, after which Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and crew will remain on the road (with a couple of breaks) for just under a full year. ... more Last comment: 11/21/2014 10:47:36 AM • 1 Comments
Bono and Roger Taylor Join Band Aid 30 Recording Session Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at 08:03 PM | By Rock Square Thirty years ago, Bob Geldof (of Boomtown Rats and The Wall fame) got a bunch of his famous friends together under the banner of Band Aid to record a charity single called "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in order to raise funds for the ... more Last comment: 11/21/2014 10:57:12 AM • 1 Comments
Robby Krieger Talks Restored Doors Documentary 'Feast of Friends' Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at 07:47 PM | By Rock Square In 1968, when they were arguably at their peak, The Doors set out to make a short documentary film called Feast of Friends. ... more Last comment: 11/21/2014 10:46:11 AM • 2 Comments
Bruce Springsteen Releases First Batch of Archival Concert Recordings Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at 07:31 PM | By Rock Square Bruce Springsteen has long been considered one of best live performers in rock 'n' roll, with sweaty three-hour sets that mix greatest hits and lesser known deep cuts to glorious effect ... more 0 Comments
AC/DC Open Up About Their Difficult Year Tuesday, November 18, 2014 at 06:00 PM | By Rock Square Despite the fact that they'll be releasing a new album in under a month, AC/DC have been fairly quiet recently. ... more Last comment: 11/18/2014 7:03:16 PM • 1 Comments
Joe Walsh Joins The Foo Fighters Onstage in Los Angeles Monday, November 17, 2014 at 05:40 AM | By Rock Square The Foo Fighters played a packed, semi-secret club show at The Roxy in West Hollywood on Friday night to celebrate the airing of the L.A. episode of their Sonic Highways series, and as if that wasn't enough, they brought a famous friend along ... more Last comment: 11/17/2014 7:17:55 PM • 1 Comments
Star-Studded McCartney Covers Album Streaming Now Sunday, November 16, 2014 at 11:03 AM | By Rock Square On November 18th, ten years of hard work will finally pay off for producer Ralph Sall when his rock star-studded Paul McCartney tribute album The Art of McCartney arrives in stores. ... more Last comment: 11/17/2014 7:16:32 PM • 2 Comments
David Bowie Releases Music Video For "Sue (Or In a Season Of Crime)" Thursday, November 13, 2014 at 09:44 PM | By Rock Square Just a few days ago David Bowie unveiled a brand new song called "'Tis a Pity She Was a Whore," and now he's back again with a music video for "Sue (Or In a Season of Crime)," which will be released on the forthcoming definitive ... more Last comment: 11/16/2014 11:48:13 AM • 1 Comments


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Had an excellent time spending time with captain Scott. He was very knowledgeable and very entertaining. If you are looking to do something that is out of the box this is something to experience. During the tour we saw bald eagle s and other exotic animals. We actually encountered an alligator which actually hissed at us! Talking about get the...
Something my wife and I always wanted to do. Captain Bill did a great job showing the area and lots of wildlife. Got to see big gators and lots of babies in natural habitat.
Had a great time. Captain Bill was very knowledgeable about the area and wildlife. He has a great presentation and is very entertaining.
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We had the pleasure of spending 2 hours with Captain Bill. Our group of 4 enjoyed every moment of the tour. I would recommend requesting Bill anytime to anyone. He showed us a 13 foot gator and my mom had the pleasure of helping Bill name the gator. Thanks again Bill, A+
A new gator?! 13ft!! Wow! What did you name him? I am going to have to get Captain Bill to take some pictures of this new find. We are delighted you had an excellent time on your tour and what a treat to discover a new gator out there in the swamp. We are jealous!
My husband and I both enjoyed our two-hour tour. It was cold and rainy and we didn't see as much as we wanted to but our guide, Captain Bill, was very informative and did his best to show us as much as possible. We definitely would do it again.
Mother nature strikes again! I am sorry the weather did not cooperate but that Captain Bill made up for it! If you have time and want to try again come on back when the weather is predicted to be warmer and we'll give you a decent discount on your tickets! Just ask for Carolyn when you call in. Thank you...
This tour included some of client my clients. We had two boats and saw 3 large gators and 7-8 babies. Many birds. Scot was truly a good and entusiastic captain. We loved his own style.
Thank you for the amazing review! Captain Scott certainly rocks his own style out on water. He is one of a kind and we are blessed he is part of our team. We hope if you come back to Central Florida you'll do our tour again!
Great tour with Captain Bill. He knew the area very well and the 1 1/2 hour tour provided many sightings of alligators as well as eagles and the many bird species of central Florida. We used to take airboat rides with other companies but this tour is by far the best. It is more personalized because you travel with 4...
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This was a GREAT time. The pilot / tour guide on the Airboat knew the area like the back of his hand. Ok, yes they follow a route, but he not only talked about today, he knew the history as he grew up on the swamp. The 90 minutes flew by and we were returning before we knew it. All...
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Great tour with Captain Bill. I'm glad we took the two hour ride as one hour is probably a little short for the experience. We have seen multiple alligators of various sizes and the ride itself is fun too. Be aware that the guide needs to be tipped.
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Yesterday in Overland Park, Kansas, a rabid anti-Semite, white supremacist drove into the parking lot at the Jewish Community Center with the intent to kill. And he succeeded. He shot a grandfather and grandson (thinking they were Jews, but actually Methodists), missed two others, and then drove to a nearby Jewish retirement center and killed a woman. The metro area of Kansas City and the wider Jewish and Christian communities are bowed down with grief.
This story line is both ancient and contemporary, and the horrific atrocities never are put to rest. On the eve of Passover and the beginning of Holy Week, this event requires better thinking about guns, religious liberty, and the propensity of humanity to scapegoat "others" for the ills of the world.
In earlier times, Christians persecuted Jews for the crucifixion of Jesus, and they read virulent parts of the New Testament as warrant for their action. The epithet "Christ killers" seemed to justify the targeted marginalization and wounding exploitation of Jewish communities.
Thankfully in recent scholarship, the broad-brush accusation of "the Jews" has been refined, although movies like Gibson's "The Passion of Christ" do not help. We have learned that a slender sector of Jewish persons, temple authorities, colluding with Rome allowed the death of Jesus, and that his confrontation with the reigning powers precipitated his execution.
Yet the burden of election, "being chosen," clings to this historic people. Perhaps it is because of the unique identity God bestows on the Jewish people that others express the mimetic desire to displace and destroy them. Over the past two summers studying with rabbis in Jerusalem, I have learned that God's project with Israel, calling them to a covenant relationship, was a test case to demonstrate how God desires intimacy with all humanity. Sadly, this experiment was more failure than success, in the words of my teachers.
In this week Christians call holy, we confront once again the blood thirst that characterizes sinful humanity. The "fall to violence," in the words of Marjorie Suchocki is the primal expression of rebellion against God and the refusal to live in community with others.
A reading for Monday of Holy Week describes the peaceful ways of God's servant, whom Christians claim to be the Messiah.
He will not cry or lift up his voice, or make it heard in the street; a bruised reed he will not break, and a dimly burning wick he will not quench; he will faithfully bring forth justice. (Isaiah 42:2-3)
This faithful Jew shows us the way to live with others. I pray we will be renewed in this season as we consider his pathway.
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* Image of Overland Park Jewish Community Center image from KansasCityStar.com
** Image of Overland Park Jewish Community Center crime scene from KCTV5 Website
*** Angelico, fra, ca. 1400-1455. Christ with the Two Thieves, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. http://diglib.library.vanderbilt.edu/act-imagelink.pl?RC=47770 [retrieved April 14, 2014]. Original source: http://www.yorckproject.de.
My joy is to see followers of Christ actively engaged in using their gifts, and blazing trails in effectively reaching the world with the transforming power of the gospel. As a servant leader of Christ's church, I want to do for others what my leaders and mentors did for me: facilitate that transformational connection between life on the ground and scripture/theology.
I see the Christian faith as a journey, a way of life. Many people can affirm that "church" is the people, not the building, but were that to become a reality in how we actually function, the church would be transformed. I'm fond of using the designation "follower of Christ." As I read the gospels, the essence of the call of Jesus is action: going, sending, doing.


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Do not just adjust your set: Adventure Time children TV show wipes out humans
Adventure Time is a show that's based in a post-apocalyptic world where humans have been wiped out. Oh, and it's for children. James Vincent investigates the appeal of a true original
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James Vincent is Science and Technology Reporter for The Independent, with his work appearing online and in print.
Monday 26 May 2014
When the setting for a TV show is a post‑apocalyptic world in which a nuclear disaster has wiped out all humans, except one, you'd be forgiven for imagining a series that consists of dodging zombies (à la The Walking Dead) or is a made-for-TV take on Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
Gory, or heartbreaking, or both, right? Not if you're watching Adventure Time, a children's cartoon with an unusually bleak-sounding set-up that is bright and bonkers, as well as bringing a meditation on gender politics, moral philosophy and love in the modern world.
Now in its sixth season, Adventure Time is about a teenage boy (Finn) and his dog (Jake) fighting monsters. It's also a doomsday fable about the difficulty of adult responsibility, an ensemble sitcom that's happy to end episodes on a fart joke and a rolling parade of the manic excesses of the imagination.
Having started out as a stand-alone short created by the American animator Pendleton Ward, it was leaked online in 2007, went viral, racked up three million views in a year and was swiftly commissioned. Now aired in 194 countries, it attracts more than two million viewers monthly, with adults making up a third of its audience.
"I've heard it compared to a kid's imaginary play," says Adam Muto, the show's co-executive producer, who's been on board since the pilot, variously as an animator and writer. "And we try to make it seem effortless but it's hard. There's so much work that goes into it."
At the first glance, the plot summaries read like exactly the sort of overly specific randomness that would have any sensible adult rolling their eyes pityingly. In one episode from season five, Finn gets hung up over a nascent relationship with Flame Princess (imagine a princess made of flames and you're pretty much there) and builds a giant pillow fort to let his mind "fester a bit". Crawling inside, he finds himself in a pillow world that he can't escape from and is forced to accept a new life, settling down with a pillow wife, raising a pillow family and eventually dying in bed before being zipped through the cosmos to emerge as his teenage self, pushing his way out of the same fort. Flame Princess rings and Finn forgets that anything happened to him. All this is crammed into an episode just 11 minutes long.
Adventure Time is full of oddballs and jerks. The show's haphazard mythos includes the god-like Prismo, an omnipotent two-dimensional being who gives the characters friendly advice and homemade pickles, and the straightforwardly evil, such as the Earl of Lemongrab, a totalitarian ruler whose only pleasure comes from eating his own clones. "It's usually just observation," says Muto, who is casual about the show's claims to emotional depth. "It's mostly about relationships and people can read into it what they will."
Adventure Time: full of odballs and jerks.
Adventure Time has been developing season to season. The early episodes established the bounds of the universe and the relationship of Finn and Jake (the former an irrepressible optimist; the latter a shape-shifting dog with the savvy outlook of an older brother). But in recent seasons a more sombre back-story has emerged, with the show's setting – the Land of Ooo – revealed as the post-apocalyptic earth and its inhabitants mutants.
If all this sounds a bit try-hard, or even just insane, you might need to experience for yourself a cartoon that manages, like all good art, to contain multitudes – encompassing highs and lows, visual gags and songs; creating something that's elegiac, sinister, and tender all at once.
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While the Blackhawks had their ups and downs last season after splitting up a Stanley Cup winning team, could a full summer of rest be just what the doctor ordered to make another Stanley Cup run?
Patrick Kane to get wrist surgery and miss 6-8 weeks, back in time for training camp
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Guantanamo prisoner dies; investigation pending into cause
A prisoner has died at the U.S. Navy base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the U.S. military said Monday, two days after the man was apparently found unconscious in his cell at the isolated, high-security prison.
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SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO—A prisoner has died at the U.S. Navy base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the U.S. military said Monday, two days after the man was apparently found unconscious in his cell at the isolated, high-security prison.
The prisoner, whose name and nationality were not released, was found by guards on Saturday and taken to a base hospital, where he was declared dead "after extensive lifesaving measures had been performed," the U.S. military's Southern Command said in a brief statement.
He was the ninth prisoner to die at the base since it was opened in January 2002 to hold men suspected of terrorism or links to al-Qaida and the Taliban. The military has said two of those deaths were by natural causes and six were declared suicides.
A prison spokesman, Navy Capt. Robert Durand, said a medical examiner has been brought to the base to determine the cause of death and an investigation will be conducted by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, which is standard in the death of detainees at Guantanamo.
Durand said the U.S. government was working to notify the man's family and his country before releasing further information.
"Certainly we don't want the family finding out in the media before they have been notified," he said.
A mortuary team will wash and place the body in a shroud in accordance with Islamic burial rites before it is shipped back to the prisoner's homeland, he said.
The most recent death was in April 2011, when a 37-year-old Afghan prison died in an apparent suicide. His lawyer told The Associated Press at the time that the man had a long-term mental illness and had tried to kill himself at least once before. Two Saudis and a Yemeni prisoner were found hanging in their cells in June 2006 in what the military determined was a co-ordinated suicide.
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The baby of Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate is expected in July, the prince's office says.
The pregnancy of the Duchess of Cambridge, 31, was revealed in December when she was admitted to hospital for three days, suffering from severe morning sickness.
"Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are delighted to confirm they are expecting a baby in July," the prince's office said in a statement, which also refutes speculation that Kate could be carrying twins.
"The Duchess's condition continues to improve since her stay in hospital last month," it added.
William, the elder son of heir to the throne, Prince Charles, married the then Kate Middleton in April 2011 and were given the titles Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
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Charlottesville, VA (SportsNetwork.com) - Joe Harris scored a game-high 18 points as the Virginia Cavaliers captured a 78-66 win over the Florida State Seminoles in Atlantic Coast Conference action at John Paul Jones Arena.
Also scoring in double figures for the Cavaliers (12-5, 3-1 ACC) were Malcolm Brogdon with 16 points, to go along with six assists and four steals, followed by Mike Tobey and Justin Anderson with 13 and 10 points, respectively. With the victory Virginia has now won four of the last five outings.
The Seminoles (12-4, 3-1) were paced by Okaro White and Aaron Thomas with 15 points apiece, while Devon Bookert pitched in with 12 as he knocked down 3- of-4 shots behind the 3-point line for a squad that saw a three-game win streak come to an end.
Bookert converted a 3-pointer to get the game started for FSU, but from there the meeting belonged to the Cavs as they ripped off a 14-0 scoring run to take control and an eventual 45-26 advantage at the break. The Seminoles converted only nine field goals in the first half, compared to the hosts who were 16-of-29 from the floor and 5-of-6 beyond the arc in the period.
In the second half Virginia extended the lead to 21 points in the opening minutes, but the visitors closed the gap somewhat before suffering the double- digit setback.
Virginia, which also won the first meeting of the season between the teams two weeks ago by a score of 62-50 in Tallahassee, forced 18 turnovers and generated 26 points from those miscues.
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Google has won a landmark court case with Australia's High Court ruling it had not engaged in misleading behaviour with its sponsored links and that it was not responsible for messages conveyed by paid advertisers.
The ruling helps Internet providers and search engines argue that they are not publishers, but simply carriers of information provided by third parties.
While the judgement applies only in Australia, the ruling will be closely watched around the world and could be cited as a precedent in the event of similar cases arising in the rapidly evolving area of law.
"Others will definitely be looking at this ruling. Google is a worldwide business. This is something of a first, and it does add some clarity for the industry," the head of Australia's Internet Industry Association, Peter Lee, told Reuters.
The finding ends a six-year legal battle between Google and Australia's consumer watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), which accused Google of engaging in misleading and deceptive conduct over paid advertisements.
The ACCC based its case on search results in 2006 and 2007, where a search for Honda Australia would show a paid advertisement for a Honda competitor, CarSales. The ACCC said the ads were deceptive, as they suggested CarSales was linked to Honda Motor Co Ltd.
Google argued that it was not responsible for the advertisements, as it was only the conduit for the advertiser.
In a unanimous finding, five judges of Australia's High Court ruled in favour of Google, overturning a ruling from the Federal Court. The lower court had ordered Google to set up a compliance program to make sure paid advertisements on its search engine were not misleading.
The five High Court judges said Google did not create the sponsored links and the company was not responsible for messages in the links.
"Ordinary and reasonable users of the Google search engine would have understood that the representations conveyed by the sponsored links were those of the advertisers, and would not have concluded that Google adopted or endorsed the representations," the court said.
Google issued a brief statement saying it welcomed the decision, while the ACCC said it would review the judgment to see if it had wider ramifications for Australian consumer law.
"The ACCC took these proceedings to clarify the law relating to advertising practices in the internet age," ACCC chairman Rod Sims said in a statement.
The legal victory comes after Google and language software maker Rosetta Stone Inc last year settled a trademark infringement dispute in the United States over Google advertising practices.
Rosetta had argued people searching for its products on Google were being directed to competitors and software counterfeiters.
Google has since changed the way it displays its sponsored links in Australia, now clearly labelling them as advertisements on top of search results.
A Google search for Honda Australia on Wednesday displayed paid ads for Honda Australia's website.
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CLAP 3 - Pictograms
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ummm why?
i dont understand why you did this but it was annoying
Mmmmmmm k.
its very odd. ^.^
Thank you!
i did notice however there are 17 chair peices to sit on, and if u were to sit on the doted smiley then that would be 18 is that whys its called the dot of excellence 18?
Its the first time in my life a see a flash submitted on NG that is neither a game or a movie. An image. If i want to see chairs i go in google thanks.