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"LG, Life's Good" has been pretty much their standard advertising tagline here for years now.
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Oh and also, Newport? Friend of yours, Onikain?
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Oh and also, Newport? Friend of yours, Onikain?
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Yeah, that's where I got it from. Just thought it'd be something interesting to share here.
Yeah, that's where I got it from. Just thought it'd be something interesting to share here.
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8.9 Earthquake in japan...
NAO's the time to buy out all the hentai
Yen drops sharply according to CNN
8.9 Earthquake in japan...
NAO's the time to buy out all the hentai
Yen drops sharply according to CNN
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Full supermoon on the 19th. Hide yo kids, hide yo wife.
Full supermoon on the 19th. Hide yo kids, hide yo wife.
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WTF IS THIS SHIT.
Naturally, no
Also, I find it hilarious that Ubisoft tried to block US-based browsers from viewing the trailer on Youtube. Then again, it could be a marketing ploy banking on the whole 'we want what we can't have' mentality.
WTF IS THIS SHIT.
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Naturally, no
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release.Also, I find it hilarious that Ubisoft tried to block US-based browsers from viewing the trailer on Youtube. Then again, it could be a marketing ploy banking on the whole 'we want what we can't have' mentality.
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Wait...
wait wait wait...
I mean, alright, it's not really all that sexy, it tells me this. But still, we get a release when the US and UK don't?
We, the country that have forced so many games to be toned down for us to fit into our rating system, are actually going to get a release of the so called dirty Wii game, that isn't going to and was never planned to see the shores of the US?
wat?
Wait...
wait wait wait...
I mean, alright, it's not really all that sexy, it tells me this. But still, we get a release when the US and UK don't?
We, the country that have forced so many games to be toned down for us to fit into our rating system, are actually going to get a release of the so called dirty Wii game, that isn't going to and was never planned to see the shores of the US?
wat?
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Best article I could find so far.
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Best article I could find so far.
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Canada reminds me of Timmy in
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That's what's been happening in Afghanistan, its what happened in Somalia.
Not entirely a fair comparison seeing as it's a Canadian article. Does the US not frequently talk about their own military efforts in various environments around the world in their own newspapers and news broadcasts? Does the UK not?
People have been slaughtered in various places around the world for years. It's always happening, and while horrible, I know that should any ground forces move in to try and stop something, or the first actual coalition attack occurs, the Libyan government can easily start claiming we've killed civilians. Suddenly the coalition going in to protect civilians are the bad guys and we should pull out and leave Libya to their own devices.
That's what's been happening in Afghanistan, its what happened in Somalia.