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i can still drag it, now what?
it's alive but cannot be living, it's dead but lives a mortal life.
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Just saw this on Twitter, thought it was kind of cool (though not entirely funny). The Last Breakfast (sorry, Zalis):
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...but it's funny? The painting was an artist's interpretation of an event, so it's only going to offend people who want to be offended. I didn't take offense when Battlestar used the last supper as a promo for their final season either. Doing so might have been a bit pretentious on their part, but it wasn't offensive.Originally Posted by RDarken
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it's alive but cannot be living, it's dead but lives a mortal life.
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I am the only one who thinks that this picture is cute(I am a guy)? BTW, I disagree with the seal.
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The title of this Onion article made me lol
http://www.theonion.com/articles/mid...heck-on,28520/
"Middle-Aged Woman Angrily Demanding Price Check On Rice Pudding Was Once Carefree Youth, Onlookers Speculate"
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.....that's not news.....that's something pretty much no one cares about...
good call.
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It's The Onion, sorudo. Nothing there is actual -news-. It's all satire across the board.
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There's no shame in asking questions. Ask away at the Newcomer and Questions Forum for GW2. GW1 archive here.
Here comes your warrior, he's letting you know... that you can discuss the profession here.
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Currently reading: A Storm of Swords: Blood and Gold - George R R Martin
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Wasn't sure if this belonged here or not, but very cool regardless:
http://htwins.net/scale2/
Or google search on scale of the universe.
Basically, it's a flash image that allows you to zoom in and out from the scale of smallest thing (possibly) known to the largest. Pretty nifty.
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