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You are 54 %Treasurer, have 67% Seafairability, crave 40% Bloodlusting, and lust 26% in Wenchwanting!
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They scored 54% on Treasurer, higher than 39% of your peers.
They scored 67% on Seafairability, higher than 61% of your peers.
They scored 40% on Bloodlusting, higher than 47% of your peers.
They scored 26% on Wenchwanting, higher than 30% of your peers.
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As far as pirating goes, you pretty much suck. After being a first mate to the infamous Blackbeard, I thought you would have learned a trick or two, but you can't rape, pillage, bludgeon, or sail to s... Read more
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Captain Condent, you tricky beast! You only sail for the sake of sailing. And for the women. Most of your plunder you generously gave to your crew, and you rarely engaged in killing, preferring to let... Read more
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Captain Moody you scalleywag, you! You crave only two things in life, bathing in the blood of your victims and sailing the high seas. While these two are good in themselves, you need to expand your ho... Read more
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Okay, so you're good with treasure, but that's not really enough to call yourself a pirate. You commandeer a ship, not buy one. You force your crew to sign a pledge of allegance, you don't pay them of... Read more
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Captain Tew, you greedy, horny pirate, you! Not content with the gold or wenches that an army sailor aquired, you borrowed money to buy a place on the pirate ship Amnity. Your greed and treasure savyn... Read more
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Edward, you are the sweetie pie of Scalleywags. Originally a captive on a pirate ship, the crew liked and respected you so much they made you a captain! You plundered the Indian Ocean beautifully. You... Read more
Henry Every, or Jonathon Avery, or Captain Bridgman, or Long Ben, you were the most idolized pirate of your time. You were the Micheal Jackson of piracy. In more ways than one. While the plunder you p... Read more
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RE: Cecilia going to Phoenix with Annie - Cecilia did mention that she could go with Annie "some weekends", which means she could fit it in around her school schedule.
NITPICK: Why is Chandler, as minister, forcing Roxanne to go to another church? Part of his job description is the bringing in of people in the community even despite relationship issues in his case.
How did Ruthie know where Jill lived?
Nitpick: When Carlos revealed to Eric that he was Catholic, towards the end of the episode Eric showed some opposition to it. But why? He had no problem when Kevin and Ben revealed they were Catholic and were dating his daughters at the time.
Nitpick: What was Cecilla doing when the twins were in the bathroom? what if they hurt themselves some how?
Nitpick: Doesn't Cecilla have school? She can't go with Annie to watch the twins in Arizona.
Lucy: (after Kevin kisses her) What's that for?
Kevin: I'm in a great mood. I've finally found a way to help the church. How best to use my skills and talents.
Lucy: Hmmm well you're a very talented kisser.
Kevin: True. But if I was to share that talent with anyone else I'd probably get in trouble.
Lucy: Um.
Kevin: I'm gonna start a neighborhood watch. I'm gonna teach everybody to look after themselves, their family and their property. Isn't that a good idea?
Lucy: (smiling) Yes.
Kevin: And I thought we could do it together. I know crime prevention and you know the neighbors. And you're the one who says that we should do more things as a couple.
Lucy: Yeah.
Kevin: And you're the one who says we don't spend enough time together. What with your school schedule and my work schedule.
Lucy: True.
Kevin: I don't get it. I thought you would be happy about us working together.
Lucy: I am happy. Very happy.
Kevin: So partners?
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Ruthie to Peter: "If we want this relationship to work out, we each have to have our own interests. Don't you watch Dr. Phil?"
Chandler to Roxanne: "I'm still in love with you, you idiot!"
Carlos to Eric: "This is because I'm Catholic isn't it?"
Eric to Carlos: "You're Catholic?."
Carlos to Eric: "I won't convert."
Eric to Carlos: "I wouldn't ask you too."
Carlos to Eric: "You wanted me to fly 3,000 miles just to have dinner with you?"
Eric to Carlos: "Everything with you and Mary happened so fast. One day I find out you're married to my daughter. Next day I find out you and Mary are expecting. The next day you and Mary are gone. Mary and I have had our differences over the years and well, it could be very easy for all of us to lose contact with and become strangers. Actually, you already are a stranger, which is why I wanted you to come to dinner. So I'm making a commitment to spend the next year getting to know you better and staying in touch with my daughter. Whether that's phone calls, or e-mails, or visits, whatever it takes. We're gonna do it. Because my family is my world and there's nothing more important to me. Nothing. So I guess what I wanted say to you in person is… welcome to the family.
Eric to Carlos: "Mary didn't mention that you're Catholic. Interesting, very interesting."
Annie to Cecilia: "I think you might be the answer to my prayers."
Sam and David to God: "And God bless mommy and daddy and Lucy and Kevin… and Ruthie and Peter and Cecilia and Chandler and Roxanne… and Matt and Sarah and Mary and Carlos and grandpa and Ginger and grandma and the Colonel.
Sam to God: "And God, please bless Simon? He needs you."
David to God: "He really does..."
Sam to God: "So take care of him..."
David to God: "Because we can't…"
Sam to God: And because we love him…."
David to God: And we miss him… a lot."
The song "What The World Needs" by Wynonna is heard during this episode.
As of now the only people who have been in every episode of the show are Stephen Collins (Eric Camden), Catherine Hicks (Annie Camden), Beverly Mitchell (Lucy Camden), and Mackenzie Rosman (Ruthie Camden)
The WB's offical description of this episode begins with the tagline "THE ART OF GIVING".
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Barry Watson (Matt Camden) does not appear in this episode.
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Music featured in this episode is from Wynonna Judd's What the World Needs Now Is Love album.
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Making G.I. Joe: Retaliation with Channing Tatum, Bruce Willis and the Rock, Adrianne Palicki was not one to be intimidated – not after all the noises they made.
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Tatum, it seems, also did something even more for the gang.
Speaking at New York's Drive In Studios during an Axe Face event earlier this month, Palicki, 29, said of PEOPLE's 2012 Sexiest Man Alive: "He's a goofball. I love the guy so much. He's a clown, and he would randomly break into song and dance when it was suppose to be serious. He kept everybody laughing."
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The Red Sox are having a difficult time keeping momentum on their side these days.
The end result of their latest step back was a 3-2, walkoff loss at the hands of the Giants Tuesday night. It might not have been the most devastating defeat of the season for the Red Sox, but in terms of frustration, it offered plenty.
Starter Jake Peavy pitched well once again. The offense jumped out to another early lead. And it appeared as though the bullpen was set up just the way the Sox wanted.
But in a blink of the eye -- and after a controversial ball four -- the Red Sox now find themselves having gone a full two weeks without winning two games in a row.
"A loss is a loss," Peavy said. "Obviously you don't like to lose the way we lost tonight in a game we felt like we had some chances early to bust it open and we didn't. My last two have been kind of like this, losing one-run games. We'll be better. We understand we've got to find a way to come out on top."
How the Red Sox lost this one was quick and painful for their legions of fans who attempted to counteract a rambunctious Giants contingent.
The teams headed into the bottom of the ninth deadlocked in a 2-2 tie, and Franklin Morales started the frame. The Red Sox already had burned through relievers Craig Breslow and Junichi Tazawa, with Brandon Workman having worked the two previous games and Drake Britton also unavailable.
Morales managed two outs sandwiched around a Roger Kieschnick single. But that's when the wheels fell off. The lefty reliever walk Andres Torres before hitting Hector Sanchez with a pitch to load the bases. That led to Red Sox manager John Farrell bringing in the only other available reliever other than closer Koji Uehara, Brayan Villarreal, to face Marco Scutaro with the bases loaded. (Farrell wanted to save his closer as long as possible in case his team took a lead.)
Upon seeing the Red Sox make the move to Villarreal -- the righty who was making his Boston debut after being dealt from Detroit in the Jose Iglesias trade -- Giants hitting coach Hensley Meulens told Marco Scutaro that the Sox reliever had control issues. Villarreal had, after all, walked eight of his 28 batters this season, having also allowed a walk and single in the only two bases-loaded situations he had this season.
"When [Meulens] told me that, I wanted to make sure I looked for my pitch and not be too aggressive," Scutaro told reporters.
The Giants second baseman watched as Villarreal missed fairly significantly on his first three pitches before finally finding what looked to be a good chunk of the strike zone on pitch No. 4. But home plate umpire Mike Everitt ruled the final pitch a game-ending ball, setting off a somewhat confused celebration by the hosts.
"Vill couldn't find it, he just got behind," said Red Sox catcher David Ross. "You can't do that in that situation. The 3-0 pitch was close, but I think the umpire has been giving that pitch for most of the night. But when you're 3-0 and haven't thrown a strike yet, they tend to -- borderline pitches are probably going to be a ball. It was hard to tell … 3-0 you usually get that, but we shouldn't' be in that situation to begin with is the bottom line."
As for why Villarreal was the choice in that situation, Farrell explained after the game.
"We start out the inning in pretty good shape and seemingly in a matter of seven or eight pitches, it looked like Franklin lost the strike zone a little bit, and it leaves us in a tough spot with two outs," the manager said. "Just the uncertainty of strike-throwing and knowing how patient Scutaro can be -- and we saw him take four pitches -- I felt like it was time to make a move. Unfortunately it didn't work out.
Added Farrell: "Franklin walks a guy and then he hits a guy after the base hit. Two outs, up around 20 pitches or so, and just the uncertainty of strikes. Seemingly in that quick span, he seemed to lose his release point."
Here are some more things we learned in the shadow of McCovey Cove.
Earlier in the night, Shane Victorino witnessed a first. Brandon Belt's fourth-inning blast actually looked as though it had cleared the right-field wall at AT&T Park, only to veer back into the field of play thanks to an unworldly wind.
"I've never seen anything like that before," the Red Sox outfielder said.
Four innings later, Victorino was forced to witness another wind-aided aberration.
With the Red Sox leading by a run with one out in the eighth inning and Scutaro standing at third, Tazawa allowed a deep fly ball into the right-field corner. The ball was seemingly hugging the foul line, leaving Victorino helpless as to whether or not it would be landing fair or foul.
The Buster Posey fly ball ultimately would slide just into foul territory, where Victorino hauled it in only to find himself a bit too deep to prevent Scutaro from scoring the game-tying run.
The play opened an immediate debate: Should Victorino have let the ball drop in foul ground, banking on Tazawa retiring Posey and keeping the tying run at third?
"When I ran over to catch the ball, I knew the situation and I thought about it, before the play even, actually," Victorino said. "You think about these scenarios. When the ball was hit it was actually foul and it pushed back into play. Now if I let that fall, is it going to end up fair? Will I look like a fool? When the ball was hit I went over there to catch it and I said to myself, 'Hopefully I can get off a good throw.' I tried the best I could. I didn't get the out. But I don't ever want to look back at that moment when it's going on and say, 'Darn, I should have let that ball fall.' Yeah, after the play was done with he scores and I can think about those type of situations and think about if the scenario comes up again. But in that situation I have no intention of letting that ball fall.
"If it's a 2-2 ballgame it might be a little different. I'll let that ball fall and hopefully we get a double play. Two-to-one, I know who's at the plate, I've seen him come up with big hits before, he's not an MVP for no reason, he's won two World Series. All those kind of things. I gave him credit. I'm not going to let that ball fall and turn into something worse."
Eighteen times this season Posey has been put in such a situation, with one out and an man on third. Prior to the Tazawa at-bat, he had gone 4-for-13 with a walk, three strikeouts and nine RBIs. Tuesday he added one more run batted in.
The play was eerily similar to one on Aug. 28, 2010, at Tropicana Field. In that instance, then-Red Sox right fielder J.D. Drew raced over toward Matt Joyce's fly ball in foul ground. He caught it, allowing the game-tying run to score in what would eventually result in a Rays win.
After that game, Drew said, "I really don't know how I caught the thing. It's kind of amazing to me. If I tried to make that play in a situation with two outs and the game on the line, I probably wouldn't be able to get to it. For some reason, the thing stuck in my glove. I had every intention of letting the ball drop. Just instinct. Put the glove out right at the last second and it ended up in there."
This time, Victorino had different motives.
"Any time I approach the wall, even after the play was done, I thought about maybe catching it off to my glove side and spinning and throwing," he said. "But again, approaching the wall, there's not much room for me to kind of maneuver myself that way. Obviously I went over there to catch the ball, no intent to do anything else.
"I'm sure everyone was going to ask that same question. I thought about it, too. I really did, after the play was done and I threw the ball, Scutaro crossed and I said to myself, shucks, should I have let that fall? I look at it this way, if I had let that fall, now he goes up there and hits the ball in the gap. That's the kind of stuff where I always sit back and look at and I say, you know, you can always second guess it or you can think differently after the play was done, but when I was on the move over there, I told myself to catch the ball and try to get in the best position I could to make a throw. I had no second guess while the play was going on. After the play was done, I thought about it and I even asked [Dustin] Pedroia after the inning, should I have let the ball fall, and he said it might have been close. It might have ended up fair, and I said OK. But you know, those are all the kind of scenarios that pop through your head. But I had no intentions at all of doing that."
Victorino did have his moment in the sun earlier in the game. The switch-hitter managed just his second career home run as a right-handed hitter against a right-handed pitcher, taking Giants starter Ryan Vogelsong over the left-field wall for a solo shot in the fourth. The other came when he batted righty against knuckleballer R.A. Dickey on Sept. 24, 2010.
It was one of the most anticipated debuts a Red Sox rookie has had in years. So, what was the verdict regarding Xander Bogaerts' introduction into Major League Baseball? There will be plenty of better days.
The 20-year-old shortstop highlighted his night by making a fine play in the field to end the fifth inning on Scutaro's slow grounder. But other than that, the night was fairly uneventful.
Bogaerts would finish his first big league game going 0-for-3 with a strikeout, stranding five runners on base.
No matter. For Bogaerts it was about getting that initial introduction.
"I can't describe it, definitely something I've been waiting for my whole career," he said. "Great feeling to be out there with all the big guys."
Somewhat surprisingly, one of Bogaerts' most valuable learning experiences this season proved to be his short stint playing for the Netherlands in the World Baseball Classic. The environment of participating in the MLB-sponsored event served him well in front of Tuesday night's sellout crowd.
"I didn't expect that I'd be so relaxed," he said. "Maybe that's why the WBC had an effect on that, being in front of a big crowd and stuff, everyone against you, so I would say probably that helped."
While the Red Sox will face three more lefties on the current road trip -- starting with Wednesday's starter for the Giants, Barry Zito -- Stephen Drew still figures to get the brunt of playing time at shortstop over Bogaerts. Drew entered Tuesday night's tilt during a double switch in the sixth inning.
"X did a tremendous job out there tonight," Peavy said. "He acted like he belonged. He had some good at-bats. … So many different things that you're watching over the course of a game that can hugely affect the outcome. But X, he's going to be fine. Great player."
Since arriving with the Red Sox, the pitcher has delivered. In all but one of his four starts with the Sox, Peavy has allowed two earned runs or less. This time, he gave up one run on five hits over 5 1/3 innings.
But when he strolled out of AT&T Park an hour after the Giants made it official, the statistics couldn't take the pain of the night off his face.
The first bit of frustration came when Peavy twisted his left ankle early in the game, leading to a visit from Farrell and members of the Sox medical staff. The ailment was caused after the pitcher's front foot fell into a hole dug out by Vogelsong, San Francisco's starter.
But the brief discomfort paled in comparison to the frustration he felt upon being taken out with one out in the sixth inning. Upon watching Farrell stroll toward him, moments before he would be told his night was done, Peavy was visibly upset over the fact he was being yanked.
It proved to be the right move, with Peavy sitting at 92 pitches and potential tying run at second with two outs. Breslow came on to get a weak groundout off the bat of Brandon Crawford to end the sixth, prior to pitching a 1-2-3 seventh.
"Yeah, you don't ever like to come out of a game," Peavy said. "It was tough coming out. But that's the way the game goes. That's the move John thought was the right move at the time. So be it."
David Ross saw his first playing time with the Red Sox since June 14, and the catcher had a new look.
For the first time since 2001, Ross used a traditional catcher's mask instead of the hockey goalie-type of equipment he had donned for the majority of his professional career.
"It felt weird," said Ross, who doubled in his return to the lineup. "It was mostly different when picking balls up because I'm not used to flipping off my mask, which you have to do with this one when looking down."
While the medical personnel who have overseen Ross' recovery from a pair of concussions said there is no proof the traditional mask is better at preventing the kind of head trauma previously experienced by Ross, there are still some questions.
"We would just rather be safe than sorry," he explained.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Joe Castiglione & Tim Neverett talked to the new Sox reliever, who got his first save for the team today against the Twins.
Christian recaps the Sox 2-1 loss to the Twins. Eduardo Rodriguez had a good showing tonight but couldn't get the run support needed to secure a W. Thoughts on all of that as well as your calls on Red Sox Review.
Red Sox Starting Pitcher Steven Wright joins Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron to discuss pitching the knuckler in adverse conditions, his journey through MLB, and his All-Star experience.
Joey Mac joins Ken Laird on his Saturday show to discuss the David Backes addition and Loui Eriksson departure in NHL free agency
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
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- Anonyme
- Suisse, Femme, 25-30
- Nomade novice
- 3 Avis
cool staff
- Anonyme
- Angleterre, Un couple, 18-24
- Nomade novice
- 9 Avis
nice hostel, only 15 min walk from the metro which means easy access to the whole city! Only stayed there for two nights but staff so welcoming and speak English very well. Facilities are basic but very clean, would definitely stay there again!
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