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it wasn't person, singular. Its been mentioned in numerous classes in high school, and there was even some stupid presentation with scones and tea (none of which was good. but ...

Several months ago, we decided to build me a new computer, so long as I gave my laptop to my father in exchange. He was given a 10,000 dollar expense ...

I highly doubt that Irwin would approve of this.

Apparently, Germany doesn't know how to Gerrymander... Get 'em some guys from Texas, or Nevada... they'll show you how to Gerrymander the right way. And I swear I've been told ...

France? In order to avoid another heated argument, I will with-hold my opinions on France.

*headdesk* At the "nothing in science is fact" statement, which I have already dealt with, I will respectfully withdraw from this argument. As I belive that the factlessness of science ...

Huzzah! Wait... isn't tea at four?

Yes- capitalism is still required. Think about the cost of buiding a nanofactory. One factory, the size of a lap-top, would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Millions upon millions ...

You're wrong. The IRA had several charitable organizations running in the US. They used those organizations to collect money for their weapons and such. The US government has a policy ...

Ahem, allow me to respond: No. Thats the easy way out. Your saying that it depends on the indevidual situation is a way of speaking without saying anything. That literally ...

Thats why its theory. Nothing about philosiphy is fact, however.

Yeah, but that map looks like Germany is trying to Gerrymander.

Yeah, but science has something that philosiphy will never have: practicality, and reasonable evidence.

For centuries the people of Kent have called their county the Garden of England. So they might find it quite a surprise that - according to the European Union at ...

My mother is a freelance photographer. She does a lot of weddings and such, but as a venue to pawn off her nature photography on the unsuspecting public, she does ...