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Grapefruit Diet by Weird Al... Humorous since I'm American.

Why do I do what's right... I imagine I do what's right because others have done it for me. I know what's it's like to not have help, or a meal, or other such things, and knowing that there was someone willing to help with no expectation of repayment... I want to be like those people. I believe...

So is this a problem if it's caused by other sources, such as television and books? I mean, I personally talk to the 4th Wall every now and then for the fun of it, as well as looking at the world through the eyes of those who I read about in various books. I think D&D is the single biggest...

When I was in my senior year of high school, a discussion came up about religion, much like in your case. Our teacher, an awesome woman (proven by the fact that she played DnD in the 80's and watched Doctor Who) told us she wasn't allowed to discuss it with us. The class found that to be...

I find it humorous that many, many people try to use the Bible as a means of divining the end of time since the Bible itself says that no man knows, or can know, when the end of time is. It is the last great secret of God, and (Please let's not argue "trinity vs. all in one" here) as such Christ...

It's a close call, with Xenomorphs coming in for a CLOSE second, but my favorite is the Pequeninos from the Ender's Game series.

I followed the link 3 hours ago... Where did my 3 hours go? Do I have a concussion?

"Met this really hot chick under Leene's Bell today. Took her to a concert, bought her some candy, went to visit a friend's experiment. No one wanted to try out the transporter, so the hot chick volunteered. Suddenly this black and blue hole appeared and she seems to have disappeared... Along...

Because there's nothing on tv, we can't sleep (or shouldn't be yet), and it's an interesting discussion on which mathematical principles applies where, and this will probably be the last time MANY of us think about such a problem until our next required math class, since most of the math we'd do...

It really comes down to at least 1 set of missing brackets. Since it is written linearly it should either read as (48/2)(9+3) or 48/(2(9+3)). Without brackets all computers will calculate it as 288. Whether this is the correct answer appears to be true, but without those missing brackets, it's...

I'm sorry, but that answer is a blatant lie.

Unless it's interpreted as "Multiply 48 by the multiplicative inverse of 2 times the quantity of 9 plus 3." Which would be where the debate lies. The a(x+y) has to be dealt with as though it's a single entity becoming (ax+ay) through the distributive property. If it read 48/2*(9+3) then we could...

I was taught that division signs, '/', count as being a grouping symbol. Ergo, using that logic you would wind up with 48 over top of 2*(9+3), which would be better clarified as 48/(2*(9+3)). It all depends on the order that you think it should be done in. Without clarification, it all...

Well... there's a few aspects to it. First: Chrono Trigger is the greatest RPG ever, with Magus being one of the coolest characters in the game. Second: I'm a D&D player, and wizards are my all time favorite class. Third: I think foxes are cool. Well, since 'Magus' is another term used...

I'm guessing that this has been discontinued since there hasn't been an update in a while. That saddens me. I found the article REALLY informative.