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"Business Ethics" is the third episode of the fifth season of The Office and the 75th episode overall. It was written by Ryan Koh and directed by Jeffrey Blitz. It first aired October 9, 2008. It was viewed by 8.99 million people.
Jim tells the office that he and Pam are engaged. Kevin, Oscar, Andy, and Angela provide rude responses. Dwight tells Jim that Pam is not a virgin. Creed, forgetting Jim's name, tells Michael that Jim is engaged causing Michael to take Jim down onto the floor.
Holly gave the office a questionnaire, and Michael and her start the ethics meeting by dancing to the song, "Physical," but with the lyrics, "Let's get ethical." Michael explains his plan to merge the friendship between him and Holly into a relationship. Holly explains that the Business Ethics seminar is because of Ryan's fraud. Ryan tells the office what happened. He said that it was an amazing ride, even though he committed fraud. Holly discusses the questionnaires. Holly explains how time theft is horrible, but Kelly disagrees about it, telling Holly that she will take up smoking to waste time. Michael tells Holly that she is not doing a great job by setting herself up for failure.
Oscar explains how this meeting is not ethics. Then, Andy asks Michael whether he would take bread for his family or if he would let his family go hungry. Michael can't decide.
Michael tells Holly that when he discovered YouTube, he didn't work for five days. Oscar says that sometimes he takes a long lunch. Kelly says she downloads pirated music. Dwight tells Michael to fire Oscar. Angela says she reported Oscar to the INS. Meredith then says that she has been sleeping with a Hammermil paper rep for the past 6 years for lower prices on paper and Outback Steakhouse gift certificates. Holly is shocked and tries to get Michael to discipline her, however, Michael doesn't believe that it is that serious.
Holly asks Meredith questions. Meredith gives Holly the wrong answers according to Michael. Michael tells Meredith to say that the sexual meetings were personal, but Meredith says that it was only for the steaks and the lower prices. Michael calls Meredith a stupid bag. Meredith feels good about being pretty much a prostitute.
Meanwhile, after Dwight says he has never wasted company time, Jim begins to time him to the second. Dwight tries to work all day without blinking or anything else.
Holly and Michael talk to each other in the annex, and Michael asks if she wants to go to lunch to talk to Meredith. Holly says she already has lunch. Michael throws it away, and Michael tells her that she will have to pay half. Holly wants Meredith to be fired, and Michael and Holly joke around at the restaurant. Michael has an uncomfortable talk with Holly about chastity belts. Michael tells Holly that Meredith needs this job, but Holly disagrees. When Michael tells her that Dunder Mifflin is home to the employees, Holly tells him that it is not a family but a workplace. Michael becomes very upset.
Jim tells Andy about Dwight's favorite show, Battlestar Galactica, however, he uses wrong details to explain it, upsetting Dwight. Jim explains that Dwight sneezed while keeping his eyes open. Also, Jim says, that Dwight peed in a bottle at his desk. Jim says that he has been so busy watching Dwight that he hasn't started his own work. Dwight eventually takes a long break and an unassuming Jim tells Dwight that he is not completely ethical in his time-theft, unaware that Dwight's break was spent in the warehouse having sex with Angela, to which Dwight agrees.
Back from lunch, Michael tells the crew that Holly is not right and throws away the leftovers from her lunch. Holly explains that being the morality police isn't popular. Michael won't talk to Holly. Michael and Holly talk to Kendall. Kendall tells Holly that Meredith isn't doing anything wrong, and that the discounts are good. Kendall tells Holly that she was only supposed to get the office to fill out the questionnaire. Michael struggles to find a way to tell Holly that he told her so about the Meredith situation.
Holly tells the office to finish the ethics seminar. When the office refuses, Michael screams at the office telling them to get into the conference room, to which they enter the room. Holly becomes seemingly happier. Meredith gives the whole office steaks from her sex deal, and they want Meredith to keep doing what she is doing. Stanley high-fives Phyllis, saying, "Just keep the ribs coming."
Deleted scenesEdit
These deleted scenes were on the Season 5 DVD, notable cuts include:
- Ryan reveals that he broke the side-view mirror on Kevin's car. When Kevin confronts him on it, Ryan blames it on "the guy he used to be" and says he is now "Ryan 2.0". Afterwards, Kevin bakes Ryan's sunglasses in the same toaster oven where the latter started the fire. Kevin then blames it on "Kevin 1.0".
- When Jim asks Dwight for answers on the HR questionnaire, Jim tells Holly that Dwight is cheating.
- Pam's class is cancelled and Pam agrees to go with her friends including Alex to the Tiki Bar.
- Oscar explains that he would love to have a real talk about ethics.
- Creed explains that he committed atrocities in Vietnam, "2 years ago."
- Phyllis explains that she thinks she may have hit a kid on a safari.
- Holly and Andy give Michael brain teasers.
- Dwight assigns people to look at each wall and the ceiling.
- Pam gets drunk and tells her friend to send a "big LOL little lol" to her friend.
- Pam drank a whole vat of rum and she has a slurred voice. Her friends point out what she did and laugh. She tells the documentary crew that she is not a drunk, only a moody artist. (NB: the vat comparison has to be an exaggeration, since a vat is over 26 US gal.)
- Stanley tells Meredith that she said a bunch of racist stuff about him.
- Michael orders two lobsters.
- Some of Pam's rum comes up.
- Meredith tells Michael that she comes in at 11 and leaves at 4.
- Holly finds a poster saying NARC taped on her computer.
- Michael talks to Toby but then hangs up.
- Ryan claims to have hooked up with a woman who looked just like JoAnna Ward from the sixth season of Survivor. Ward is African-American, further supporting Ryan's preference for dating women with darker skin
- Battlestar Galactica is a television science fiction series which ran from 2004 to 2009. However, the rest of Jim and Andy's discussion is deliberately incorrect
- Wookiees are an alien race, and Lando Calrissian is a character, from Star Wars
- Klingons are an alien race from Star Trek
- Dumbledore is a character from Harry Potter
- The original Battlestar Galactica is far different from the one Dwight loves
- The establishing shot of Michael and Holly's lunch out is of Cooper's Seafood in Scranton. The interior, on the other hand, was shot in Los Angeles.
- Meredith says that she has a bunch of cigars in her bag. Later, In Niagara, we learn that Meredith smokes every morning, to the disgust of Pam.
In Niagra: Part 2, Meredith is shown smoking a cigar outside of the church while waiting for Jim and Pam at the wedding.
- At the end of the episode, as Jim talks to Pam on the phone, he mentions the time, an it's 5:03, corresponding with the episode number (5x03).
Amusing detailsEdit
- Based on the dishes at the table at Cooper's, Michael ordered two lobsters (or at the very least, one whole lobster) while Holly had a salad. When they come back to the office, Michael says he is holding on to Holly's leftovers, and throws them away, implying that he ate all of the food he ordered at lunch.
- At the "business-romantic" lunch, Michael has a glass of wine. Holly has a salad, the same lunch she was planning to eat originally.
- In the final scene, Angela (a vegetarian) eats only the potato salad.
- Meredith claims to be sleeping with the representative from Hammermill for 6 years in exchange for discount on supplies, and yet Hammermil was exclusive to Staples until 2006, according to the events in The Convention.
Connections to other episodesEdit
- Kevin calls Ryan "Hired Guy" which is a recurring nickname joke that started in the episode "The Fire" when he was called "Fire Guy" for starting a fire in the office with a cheesy pita.
- In the season 7 episode Garage Sale, Michael mentions learning of Meredith's prostitution during his proposal to Holly.
Cultural ReferencesEdit
- Michael and Holly sing parody lyrics to Olivia Newton-John's Physical.
- Michael tells Holly she needs to be more like Robin Williams (a madcap comedian) and M. Night Shyamalan (a filmmaker whose movies have surprise twist endings).
- Michael does no work after discovering YouTube, a video sharing site. Chocolate Rain was a virally popular video on YouTube in 2007. At the time of the episode's airing, there was no video of the song being performed by Cookie Monster, a popular children's television character, although such videos were quickly produced by fans after the episode aired.
- Meredith says she has been having sex with Scranton's Hammermill representative for six years, implying that Dunder Mifflin has sold Hammermill products during that time, though it was only two years ago in The Convention that Michael broke Hammermill's exclusivity with Staples. In an online video chat, writer Ryan Koh explains that he chose Hammermill because it is the only well-known paper manufacturer, and he liked that the name Hammermill sounded somewhat sexual.[1]
Main CastEdit
- Steve Carell as Michael Scott
- Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute
- John Krasinski as Jim Halpert
- Jenna Fischer as Pam Beesly
- B.J. Novak as Ryan Howard
Supporting CastEdit
- Ed Helms as Andy Bernard
- Leslie David Baker as Stanley Hudson
- Brian Baumgartner as Kevin Malone
- Creed Bratton (actor) as Creed Bratton
- Kate Flannery as Meredith Palmer
- Mindy Kaling as Kelly Kapoor
- Angela Kinsey as Angela Martin
- Oscar Nunez as Oscar Martinez
- Phyllis Smith as Phyllis Lapin
Special Guest StarEdit
Guest CastEdit
- John Hartman as Kendall (Voice Only)
- ↑ Ask the Writers, Ryan Koh answers questions about Business Ethics.
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HSV-2, one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in the United States, is a serious, incurable infection that lasts a lifetime, causing recurrent and painful genital sores, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Just my first thought after seeing the Bengals get the 1st comp pick in rounds 4,5, and 7 and 2nd pick in round 6. How much difference to get the last comp pick in rounds 3-6? I'm not accusing anybody, but seriously...?
Just my first thought after seeing the Bengals get the 1st comp pick in rounds 4,5, and 7 and 2nd pick in round 6. How much difference to get the last comp pick in rounds 3-6? I'm not accusing anybody, but seriously...?
I saw the numbers and it was basically set on the size of the contract for last year. It is supposed to be a combination of contract size and performance, but that didn't happen. If it did go by that, Reggie Nelson would have been more than a 6th. I mean the guy led his team in interceptions, was third in tackles, and made the Pro Bowl, but because his contract was only $4 million they got a 6th. He should have been a 5th at worst.
He should have been a Bengal. #### Shawn Williams.
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Lost: Kelvin Beachum; Antwon Blake; Will Johnson; Steve McLendon; Sean Spence
Gained: Ladarius Green; Ryan Harris
3rd round, #105 four picks in the first 105
Lost: Marvin Jones; Emmanuel Lamur; Reggie Nelson; Mohamed Sanu; Andre Smith
4th round #138
5th round #178
6th round #219
7th round #253
Great for trades which they are allowed to do now but who the hell did the Steelers lose that's worth a third rounder?
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I read on NFL Pravda.com that the loss of 8 was worth more than the gain of 4, so it got them the third. They lost chumps, but those chumps made more cash than the gain of the 4 chumps so...
The NFL is fake news.
"This game isn't worth it. The National Football League isn't worth it. There's golf to be played and tennis to be served up and other things to be done out there besides worryin' about a friggin' football game."----The prophet Sam Wyche
The sad thing is the Bengals won't do anything with those picks. They'll stand pat and just draft who drops to them instead of being creative to go and get a player they could use.
Don't underestimate the power of the Dark Side!
Unfortunately you can't package late 4th, 5th and 7th rd picks and move up to anything worthwhile. It just doesn't work that way. For example, look at this chart:
Add up the points for a late 4th, 5th and 2 7th rd picks and you get a mid 4th rd pick. The points add up to about 50. Seriously. That's it.
You can though, use those picks top to even move up a few spots in mid rounds. I would rather see them do that then just sick back. They would move up if there was a clearly high rated player available that may not be several picks away. They did it with Bodine (can argue the result but the idea was valid) and I would like to see them do more of it as Ralph mentions. We need more targeted drafted players and less pure number of drafted players. We have enough trouble coaching (and HC reluctance) the young guys to get into games as it is now. Quality over Quantity at this stage.
Marvin Lewis - the Clapping Clown.
this draft is so deep in talent in the middle rounds though, there's really no good reason to give up picks to move up....all the guys that get drafted in those rounds are going to have almost identical grades.
We are not going in circles, we are going upwards. The path is a spiral; we have already climbed many steps. --Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha
There are only so many roster spots, and Marvin has already shown a fear of the number of picks the Bengals have. We know Marvin, and he doesn't like playing rookies, so having 11 picks means that some of those picks are probably not going to even make the team, so why not trade a few of them to move up and get players you want and could fill holes?
maybe they will, who knows?
I just don't know how necessary it really is in this particular draft.
We are not going in circles, we are going upwards. The path is a spiral; we have already climbed many steps. --Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha
The Bengals almost always keep all of their draft picks. It is Mike's way of keeping personnel costs low. Damn shame Mike doesn't insist more on the rookies playing.
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I don't pretend to know the quality of the draft. If Spic is correct and there is very little difference in the middle rounds, then, trading up is a crap shoot. Why not stand pat and let training camp sort out the best players. The only reason I see for trading up is for a position of need.
No offense to Spicoli but you trade up if there is a player on your board that is clearly well graded above any other and you think he will not be there when you pick. So if the 3rd round is starting and you have a player you gave a high second round grade to and no others left with a second round grade by all means go get him. That is where trusting the board and the valuations comes into play. It does not matter if a large number of draftniks 'think' there is no difference between middle round guys. The only thing that matters is our own board. We have been successful at sitting back and letting the board fall as it may but since our roster is fairly solid I would rather see us be more aggressive and try and get more impact players than roster spot players.AND if it is also a need spot even more reason to make a move.
This is how great teams help themselves in the draft and how they 'manage' a roster. Mikey does not manage a roster in any way one could call successful or bright.
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Everything you've ever wanted to know about John Leguizamo's sex life is revealed in 'Sexaholix ... A Love Story'
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LIKE JACKIE Mason riffing on Jews and gentiles, Latino comedian John Leguizamo satirizes ethnic stereotypes to make serious points about our inherent differences. In his latest one-man show, Sexaholix ... A Love Story, Leguizamo examines the world's most intimate act and brings his audience to climactic moments of clarity. Sexaholix is a physically demanding performance that focuses on his personal remembrances of lovemaking, showing just how hard it can be--double entendre intended.
"Sexaholix is the story of a man who grows up, and his love relationships," Leguizamo says, by phone from New York. "There is a lot of sex, and it's an account of how pathetic it could be."
Leguizamo bounces, squats, runs and dances across the stage, acting out man's innermost desires and feelings. With sighs, groans and gasps, he documents the ups, downs and side-to-sides of his first sexual encounter at the age of 14.
"It was an Argentinean girl, who played classical music. She was almost neurotic," he says. "But she didn't bite."
Toward the second half, Leguizamo gets around to the "love story" part. He examines seduction, rejection, affairs, marriage and the coming into the world of his two children--Lucas (2) and Allegra (3)--whose home births are dramatically re-enacted during the show. The transition from sexually charged boy to responsible dad becomes apparent during the 70-minute show.
Leguizamo fills the stage with dozens of Latino characters that shaped his life and provided material for his act. His gay uncle married his lesbian aunt just to have children. His first wife was a self-absorbed, insecure WASP, who turned into a proud Latina. His miserable grandparents play poker and can only talk out of one side of their mouth.
As for himself, Leguizamo is a sensitive man, who struggled throughout his life to say "I love you" until he met his present wife, and the love of his life. She is the mother of his Puerto Rican and Jewish mixed-heritage children, whom he describes as "Jew-O-Rican."
"They'll be able to shake their hips and balance their checkbooks," he quips.
Life wasn't always funny for the comedian. Leguizamo graduated from New York University, even studied with Lee Strasberg and Wynn Handman, but his Latino heritage often stood in the way of roles that didn't require brandishing knives. At auditions, he was rejected for being "too ethnic." He played stereotypical bandits, illegal aliens and drug dealers. "I had to swallow my pride many times," Leguizamo says.
He digested these sour experiences and shot out acclaimed one-man shows. In 1991, he appeared off-Broadway in Mambo Mouth and won an Obie and an Outer Critics Award. Then came Spic-O-Rama, which won a Drama Desk award and led to a short-lived Fox variety show House of Buggin'. His 1998 Broadway debut, Freak, was awarded with a Tony nomination for Best Special Theatrical Performance.
With the kudos rolling in, Leguizamo merged into mainstream Hollywood. He was featured in Summer of Sam, William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Collateral Damage, his star vehicle The Pest and the Latino kingpin drama Empire.
In 2003, the actor and comedian cracked the glass ceiling and is climbing through. Leguizamo has the juice to get projects greenlighted; he owns a production company and hree homes in New York and is directing his first movie, Infamous--the story of a Latino boxer--to be released this summer.
"It was a difficult transition to suddenly have money," says Leguizamo. "But money doesn't mean anything. That doesn't make me happy. What matters is my work, my family and my friends."
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We're but two months away from Mass Effect 3, where Bioware will bring their sprawling, often brilliant space-opera to a - hopefully - triumphant end. While I have concerns regarding the focus on action over adventure and the ever-dwindling RPG elements, I still have faith in Bioware to deliver. And even if Shepard does meet his end in his climactic clash with the Reapers, it appears as if Bioware is already thinking about a fourth game, and your reaction to ME3 and its DLC may influence their decision.
Click here to read more...I've played very little of Star Wars: The Old Republic, but what I have played made me want more, which is dangerous because I really don't want to have my life taken over by an MMORPG. If you want to know what to expect from this one then I'd urge you to check out Carl's review. The voucher code listed above'll let you get hold of a copy of the game from Zavvi for £31.37, which should save you just over £3.50 on the next best offer coming in from The Hut. Thanks to Edtrix @ HUKD.
Oh Dragon Age II. For many, this was the disappointment of 2011, but there have been staunch defenders of this sequel's charms. Zavvi's under-£8 price is the cheapest around on Xbox 360, but being a Monday you can bet that it won't last long so get in there quick. Carl's review is relatively favourable, although sceptics might want a peek at my rant for balance's sake. Nice one missgem @ HUKD.
BioWare has announced that SWTOR's first major patch is currently live on their public test server, and it's seriously meaty. The new update plans to bolt on a new level 50 Flashpoint, new bosses, loads of class tweaks and a cavalcade of bug fixes. No word as yet on when the patch will be fully rolled out, but we'll keep our eyes peeled.
We've got the full changelog after the break, if you're interested.
Click here to read more...We all know that Star Wars: The Old Republic is a pretty big game, but with 200,000 lines of dialogue provided by hundreds of voice actors, it's also grabbed the Guinness World Record for the Largest Entertainment Voice Over Project in history, which I'm sure you'll agree is impressive . . . most impressive (sorry, I couldn't resist!).
Click here for more info!I'm hoping that my apathy towards Mass Effect 3 will be replaced with enthusiastic surprise when the game is finally released. I really, really want my fears in Bioware's conclusion to their bombastic space-opera to be misplaced; but I can't shake the feeling that the third entry in the series could be the worst. However, in the meantime, let's dissect these latest screenshots, shall we?
Click here to read more...Star Wars The Old Republic is finally available, with PC players across the globe currently exploring the vast universe Bioware has crafted - when they're not waiting in hours-long queues. However, while Windows users have been swinging custom lightsabers and casting Force lightning, Mac owners have - as usual - been twiddling their toes, awaiting word from Bioware on a port. Well, said word has arrived, but it's not quite good news; nor bad, admittedly.
Click here to read more...It's been almost three years since Mass Effect Galaxy, the top-down iOS shooter. It wasn't particularly well-received, but Bioware has announced plans to renew its interest in mobile development, but is cautious to jump the gun. Speaking to Joystiq, co-founder Greg Zeschuk revealed Android and iOS development is "definitely something we're looking at", but of Bioware's hundreds of staff, Zeschuk has tasked just one individual to explore "logical extensions to what we do".
Click here to read more...Platforms: PC
Developer: Bioware
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Two weeks have now passed since Bioware unleashed the Star Wars shaped beast that is The Old Republic, and there have been plenty of talking points in recent days on how well things have been handled. Server queues that reached the heights of two hours, and the inability to access the website to register account keys have caused disgruntled users to flock to the interwebs to voice their annoyance. I did have a chuckle at it all, bring reminded of my experiences when World of Warcraft launched many moons ago. You could argue that EA and Bioware should have been more prepared for the heavy traffic that was obviously going to come with the Star Wars name, but I took the queues as an excuse to make a sandwich… and clean my study. However here we are a couple weeks later, and apart from a few five minute waits the majority of queues have all but evaporated, allowing us to finally return to that galaxy far, far away to begin the adventure unhindered.
MMORPG's are huge in nature, so SWTOR will not be reviewed in the traditional form you are accustomed to here at Dealspwn. We will be chopping up the content and updating you with our impressions over time, as this is a colossal game with copious amount of content. As such, consider this first instalment more of an assessment of the starting experience and the launch, with reviews on Flashpoints, end-game content, Space Combat, Legacy progression, PvP, and focused looks at character roles and classes in the near future.
Click here to read more...The fact that some Star Wars: The Old Republic players have had to virtually queue for up to two hours in order to play online is no secret, and the situation has become so dire that BioWare has officially warned players to avoid creating new characters on high population servers. BioWare has also publicly identified the main offenders that are reaching their population caps so you can steer clear. We've got the full details below.
Click here to read more...Here it is, folks: one of the greatest games of all time and the benchmark by which many players still measure RPGs. Baldur's Gate 2 is astoundingly expansive, massively deep and features some of the best charaterisation you'll ever witness (not to mention beautiful artwork courtesy of the beloved Infinity Engine). Exploring the sprawling city of Athkatla and its surrounding shires is engrossing, satisfying and contains many dozens of hours of gameplay. This complete edition download includes the original game and the Throne Of Bhaal expansion pack... for much less than you can get them used. Note, however, that Win7 compatibility is not assured.
I defy you to not fall in love with Aerie. Your emotions cannot repel character development of this magnitude.
The hype train has had many stops this year, some good, others less so. We've seen big companies laid low through their own lack of caution, undermined by smack talk, and the best laid plans revealed to be sorely misjudged. In terms of games, we've had darlings of the press - games that have won critics over through previews and interviews, buffet spreads and bright lights - only for the end product to be rather lacking.
In the midst of our Game of the Year Season, it is only right the we look back and reflect for a moment upon some of the disappointments of the past twelve months. It should be noted that the games that make this list aren't necessarily bad (although one or two are), but rather proved to dash our hopes in some way. We weren't necessarily cross...just disappointed.
Though there's room for both at the top end.
Forget Dead Island...anyone who finds themselves disappointed by a game on the grounds of a CG trailer only has themselves to blame. The worst culprit of any sort of trailer fiasco this year probably has to go to We Dare. Did we get a raunchy party game for adults? No. Did we get girl-on-girl spanking? No. Were PEGI right to give the game a 12+ rating? Yes. The mainstream press went nuts, with the Daily Fail as usual doing absolutely no research into the actual game; but the disconnect between the trailer and the actual game was pertinent. At the end of the day, We Dare failed to launch in this country, with reports from across the Channel being that the game was about as sexy as Salacious Crumb.
What was it that Silicon Knights did with that multi-million dollar bankroll from the Canadian government? Well it can't all have gone on X-Men Destiny? Can it? Really? Oh dear. Having an X-Men game in which you can't actually play as any of the X-Men was a warning from the start...the awful combat and mind-numbingly boring missions didn't help. We knew it was going to be bad, just not this bad, hence the low position on the list.
Click here to read more...With reports emerging of players enduring server queues for up to two hours, Star Wars The Old Republic executive producer Jeff Hickman has posted an official notice informing players that Bioware takes the issue "seriously" and is actively addressing the problem. 140 servers were up and active over the weekend, but despite both Bioware and EA's best efforts to ensure the launch was as smooth as possible, even players who pre-ordered the game are being forced to wait before entering the clogged universe.
Click here to read more...If you're gearing up for the official release on Tuesday, or even if you're currently in the Early Access period, this one will save you a fair few pounds in a couple of ways. With this Time Card you can extend your stay beyond the free month, and it works out at £7.33 a month. With the next best offer at Bee being over £3.50 more expensive, and it saving you £1.50 over a standard monthly subscription from EA, it's definitely worth noting for a genre where every little helps. Thanks to Aeschylus @ HUKD!
A year is a long time in this industry and Dead Space 2 suddenly seems an age away, but it's only been eleven months since that game hit. I was also quite surprised to find that Dragon Age II came out this year, hunting through the archives for earlier releases to make sure I hadn't skipped over any gems; but then again I'm pretty sure I'd attempted to erase it from my memory after I vented my disappointment at that game upon this very site. Such is the nature of Silly Season. The effect of having triple-A games coming out of the industry ears every week makes for an enormous backlog.
Thankfully, that's what December is for.
Depending on who you talk to, it's either been a great year for the industry or a frankly worrying one. The range of blockbuster titles has been enormous, but we've seen the middle ground suffer a lot, with studios closing left, right and centre, industry luminaries abandoning their grand sweeping legacies for smaller, less risky ventures where they can unleash their creativity without fear of publisher backlash. New IPs have been scarce, with quotes rolling in week after week regarding how dangerous it can be to dump a completely new game onto shelves in the middle of a recession.
It's certainly been an odd year, that's for sure, one I'll cover in more detail in my retrospective editorial at the end of the month, but review scores have been going up. 8 is the new 7, which was the new 5. Content is king these days, alongside production values, with bang for your buck being a crucial consideration. Gamers have aguably never had it so good, with a slew of AAA titles to choose from this year (too many?) and a wealth of creativity to be found in the indie scene. That said, publishers have been looking for sustainable franchises above all else, multiplayer is to be found in nigh on every game, shooters are everywhere and you'd better have a zombie mode...people will bitch and moan if you don't.
The slew of sequels means choosing the lists this year has been easy, but picking a winner less so. We'll be running our revised annual awards later this month, but for now let me kick off a week of staff highlights and personal accounts from the last year.
Click here to read more...If you're the lucky owner of an Early Game Access pass for Star Wars: The Old Republic, Bioware's sprawling, ambitious MMO is available right now. We don't expect to hear from you for quite a while. For the rest of us mere mortals, the game is set to release later this month, but Bioware is already hard at work on post-release content to keep their growing fanbase sated and content.
Click here to read more...Ahead of next week's early access program for pre-order customers, EA and Origin have announced that players can now start pre-loading the game so they can be ready to jump into Bioware's MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic the moment it becomes available from the 13th December onwards.
Click here to read more...Rumour states that you could get hold of this one for even less in a few weeks' time, but if you really want to get hold of Dragon Age II on the PC this is currently the best deal around. Along with a saving of £2.50 you will get access to the Black Emporium DLC, which offers players an additional shop vendor and special items.
However, some may question whether, even at this price, this title is worth the purchase. Let me state it bluntly; chances are you'll only give it one play through due to the lack of variation in the content, and you'll probably not be blown away by the storyline, but the action is visually impressive and doing everything will clock up at least 40+ hours, which for less than a tenner is pretty good going these days. I would suggest checking out my review and Matt's rant to help you decide. Thanks to Crybaby4ever @ HUKD!
BioWare (and Victory Games?) are clearly working on a military project that features tanks, APCs and what appears to be an isometric perspective. Rumours have linked them to the dormant Command & Conquer franchise... and if new domain registrations are to be believed, the new title may well be entitled Command & Conquer: Alliance. Fusible spotted fifteen domains that feature the game's title, which include EA in their registrant and contact fields. This certainly isn't a smoking gun - and could be a defensive measure - but it's very easy to add two and two together.
We'll know more at the VGAs later this month, when the title is set for a full reveal.
You know how every game needs multiplayer to sell copies, right? Right? Wrong, actually (just look at Skyrim) - but someone might need to patiently explain that to EA if a recent report is to be believed. According to another "insider" source from Kotaku, Dragon Age multiplayer is on the cards. The report alleges that it'll be an arena-based PvP and PvE experience, with playable dragons as well as more traditional warriors. Gah. Bleh. Wha?
Ignore my pained outbursts, though, because It's not all bad news. In fact, it's actually quite exciting. The new multiplayer project is rumoured to powered by Frostbite 2.0, and may ship as a standalone game as opposed to being part of the next Dragon Age title. Plus, playable dragons. If true, this could be one to watch.
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"Better Call Saul" doesn't start out with its titular character as the Saul Goodman viewers came to love in "Breaking Bad." Instead, creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould tease in the above video that Bob Odenkirk's character begins his journey as Jimmy McGill.
"What kind of problem do you have that becoming Saul Goodman solves it?" Gould asks.
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In Japan that is and they are putting up spoiler pics as we speak.
Why so early? Cos they will have their sneak preview tomorrow.
I put up some of them on my Twitter page while DSummon put it up on the Facebook page.
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Tomasovich, who owes $158,708, was arrested after a probe by the U.S. Attorney's Office and the New York field office for the Department of Health and Human Services.
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I remember visiting a friend in NYC years ago, and he was using Kiehl's products and they were so nice, I had never seen them before. And then voila, we got a store in Toronto the next year. They really are beautiful products.
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~Natasha Fatah~I use the avacado eye cream, and agree that it is no miracle worker. I think Keihls is okay. Its pretty pricey for what it is, especailly when there are organic and all natural skin and hair care lines available for much less, and that cruelty free ( i dont know if Keihls is cruelty free or not). But if it works for you, thats awesome, esp. if you got some rad free product
dangerdelux.comThey are owned by L'Oreal and do test on animals, unfortunately. I used to shop at the NYC location but then found out that they weren't cruelty free and so I boycott them now. Which stinks because the Rose Arctica creme was amazing. I never had a chance to try any of the other products though...


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Texting While Driving Public Service Announcement - Do You Think This Is Too Much? (Warning - Graphic Video)
Texting While Driving PSA
WARNING: This video has many graphic scenes - PLEASE DO NOT watch with small children in the room
What are your thoughts and opinions on this potential Public Service Announcement?
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they air something like that on TV. I'd flip out if my 4 (almost 5) yr
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No, it's not too much. People need a graphic reminder that what they do when driving affects other people. When my boys were2yo and 4 weeks old, some lady was texting while driving going the opposite direction we were, she went over the line and hit us head on. Luckily no one was hurt. She said how sorry she was, etc. She lives in my condo complex, and who do I see a week later texting while driving? Yep, the same bitch. Had she killed one of my kids, or gotten a bad injury, maybe she would have learned a lesson.
Quoting nikki0522:They were talking about this on the news last night. It was made to be shown to teens in school. I think it's a great idea!
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Top 5 Irish NBA Basketball Players Ever (Video)
In the spirit of St. Patrick's Day, who are the five best Irish basketball players to suck down a green beer and play in the NBA?
HoopsVibe Very Quick Call: The list is short and not great, which is what you'd expect.
The only Irish player in history born and bred in Ireland to play in the NBA was Pat Burke, a 6-11 center who spent three years with the Orlando Magic and Phoenix Suns.
5. Marty Conlon
Conlon was a 6-10 lumbering big man who specialized in…uh…being big. And Irish, in that order. In nine NBA seasons he played for eight teams, including the Boston Celtics who has a franchise, have always had an affinity for large, slow, white men (Brian Sclabrine types). Conlon also had an extremely weird form when shooting free throws.
4. Chris Mullin
Without a doubt, the best Irish shooter in NBA history was Chris Mullin. Not only that, but he was probably the best pure scorer as well. "Mullie" averaged 25+ ppg in five straight seasons from '88-'89 to '92-'93. Check out these highlights from when he went head to head with the greatest non-irish basketball player of all-time, Michael Jordan:
3. Kevin McHale
McHale averaged 17.9 ppg and 7.3 rpg in a 13 year career where he never scored less than 10.0 ppg in any season. The king of the up and under move in and around the basket, on either side of the Atlantic.
2. Jermaine O'Neal
O'Neal has made the 12th most money of any NBA player ever in terms of NBA salary, raking in $165,441,840 during his pro career. That's not exactly a "small potato". Nor does it have an "e" at the end, as former Vice President of the USA Dan Quayle suggested to a Trenton, NJ sixth grader William Figueroa on June 15th, 1992.
1. Shaquille O'Neal
The Irish may not have produced a lot of NBA talent, but financially, the two O'Neal's are set for life. Combine Jermaine's $165,441,840 with Shaq's $292,198,327 (second most in NBA history behind only Kevin Garnett) and you've got $457,640,167 million, which is actually about $100 million less than what Lord of the Dance stud dancer Michael Flatley has made in his career,and I don't think he can dunk. Even if you don't think Shaq is the best Irish basketball player of all-time, he is at least the best Irish center ever.
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WASHINGTON — In the midst of last week's meaningless Arab League summit in Damascus, Syria, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki boldly launched his government's first major offensive against renegade Shiite militias. Ranging from Baghdad's suburbs south to Basra — the country's oil port and second-most populous city — Saulat al-Fursan (Charge of the Knights) is the largest and most complex operation undertaken by the Iraqi military since 2003. The effectiveness of Iraq's soldiers, police and special operations forces in this bloody fight will be an important factor for Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker during Tuesday's congressional appearances.
As is so often the case with "news" from Iraq, the so-called mainstream media have delivered predominantly negative stories — and plenty of rhetoric — since the operation began March 26. The battle has variously been described in the press as "a major setback for al-Maliki" and "proof that Muqtada al-Sadr is stronger than ever."
Because so few U.S. and coalition personnel were involved in executing the campaign, most broadcast and print reports originated in Baghdad — where the focus was on mortar rounds and rockets fired into the Green Zone. Field reports filed from Najaf, Karbala, Diwaniyah, Kut, Hillah and Basra — all scenes of heavy fighting between Iraqi security forces and renegade Shiite militia units — generally have been filed by news agency stringers of dubious credibility.
Political leaders in Baghdad and Washington haven't been much more helpful than the potentates of the press in presenting anything but the barest of facts about the operation — leaving plenty of room for critics to describe the fighting and its aftermath in their own terms. Though al-Maliki went to Basra to direct the effort "to restore law and order" personally, few Western journalists accompanied him. His limited availability to reporters during the heat of the fighting did little to refute negative — and presumably distorted — press stories.
After President Bush described the operation as a "defining moment in the history of a free Iraq," Sen. Barack Obama said, "It has not resolved the underlying tensions," and then renewed his pledge to "set a clear time frame for withdrawal" of U.S. troops from the country. And as if to set the tone for the upcoming Petraeus-Crocker hearings, Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., declared that the Bush administration "continues to define success downward."
None of this is particularly helpful in explaining to the American people what's really happening and what it means. To that end, I contacted some of the coalition personnel with whom our Fox News' "War Stories" team was embedded last December during our ninth trip to Iraq. Here is a synopsis of what those with "boots on the ground" have to say about our Iraqi allies and their adversaries:
— The Iraqis planned and executed the operation with little U.S. involvement and managed to commit more than 40,000 troops in high-intensity combat against well-armed, militia terrorists in six cities — a feat that would have been impossible just six months ago.
— Conventional Iraqi army and police units operated effectively together in multiple large-scale, simultaneous urban combat for the first time. Though there were inevitable snafus, most of the problems were logistical, not operational. All commended the courage and tenacity of the Iraqi soldiers.
— The Iraqi special operations forces and Hillah SWAT units, with which we were embedded in December, killed or captured more than 200 "high-profile criminals" for which they had arrest warrants. Most of those apprehended or killed were renegade members of Muqtada al-Sadr's Jaish al-Mahdi (the Mahdi army).
— Intelligence collected during the operation confirms that Iranian Quds Force fighters have heavily infiltrated southern Iraq and that Iranian weapons, explosives and equipment continue to be delivered to areas previously controlled by the Mahdi army.
— Though the Iraqi security forces lack the sophisticated casualty evacuation and medical treatment available to U.S. troops, their compassion toward wounded and injured noncombatants rallied civilians to the side of the Iraqi government.
One U.S. commander summed it up this way: "This was a necessary operation, and it couldn't have happened without 'the surge.' By going after the Shiite militias, Maliki has proven to the Sunnis that he intends to be evenhanded in the process of bringing law and order to Iraq. The Iraqi troops fought well in both day and night operations. Their officers and NCOs are leading from the front. The militias — and their Iranian sponsors — got their butts kicked."
On Tuesday, Petraeus and Crocker likely will use less colorful language to describe the increasing effectiveness and challenges facing our Iraqi allies. The only question: Are the administration's critics willing to listen?
Oliver North is the host of "War Stories" on Fox News Channel and the founder and honorary chairman of Freedom Alliance, a foundation that provides support for the troops and college scholarships to the sons and daughters of American military heroes. To find out more about Oliver North and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.


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Cartoon(s) of the Week – Election is crawling toward it's end. I am sooo thankful.
I'll be so glad when all this election brouhaha is over. I'll be so depressed if Romney captures a majority of American votes… in other words, I will think so much is wrong with this country's education policies.
Bob Englehart in the The Hartford Courant:
So how likely is it that doing tax favors for the top 1% will raise the job totals?
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Kevin Siers in The Charlotte Observer:
At least Romney makes it clear who his support base won't be…
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Joel Pett in The Lexington Herald-Leader:
One day women might disable the positions of Romney and his buddies…
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David Fitzsimmons in The Arizona Daily Star:
Some time accusations reverse themselves to define the accuser.
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Mike Luckovich in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Foreign policy requires a lot of basic knowledge. Romney doesn't seem to have any.
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Nobody seems to know what the plan entails… Romney and Ryan say they have it, but never spell it out in debates or speeches. I wonder why that is?
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Will Romney show where he really stands on issues in tonight's debate?
Thanks to Margaret and Helen's blog, we have a number of switcheroos from Mr. Flip-Flopper. Will they be resolved?
- "I respect and will protect a woman's right to choose." ~ Mitt Romney
- "I never really called myself pro-choice." ~ Mitt Romney
- "Roe v. Wade has gone too far." ~ Mitt Romney
- "I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years we should sustain and support it." ~ Mitt Romney
- "When I am asked if I am pro-choice or pro-life, I say I refuse to accept either label." ~ Well. There seems to be a ring of truth in that one.
- "Immigrants should have a chance to obtain citizenship." ~ Mitt Romney
- "I think there should be no special pathway to citizenship. I feel that's the course we ought to take." ~ Mitt Romney
- "I mean, I say that jokingly, but it would be helpful to be Latino." ~ Mitt Romney
- "I have a gun of my own. I go hunting myself. I'm a member of the NRA and believe firmly in the right to bear arms." ~ Mitt Romney
- "I don't personally own a gun. My son does." ~ Mitt Romney
- "I think the global warming debate is now pretty much over and people recognize the need associated with providing sources which do not generate the heat that is currently provided by fossil fuels …" ~ Mitt Romney
- "I have to tell you with regards to global warming that that's something, which, you're right, the scientists haven't entirely resolved…" ~ Yep. Him again.
- "This is a campaign about the 100 percent." ~ Mitt Romney
- "There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what… My job is not to worry about those people. I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives." ~ Some guy who looks an awful lot like Mitt Romney
How can anyone believe any position Romney takes?
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Cartoon(s) of the Week – What do the Republican Candidates do to communicate their positions?
David Horsey in the L.A. Times:
So Biden kept his presence and Ryan kept up his lies…
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Adam Zyglis in The Buffalo News:
It is clear Biden chewed him up…
Joe Heller in the Green Bay Press Gazette:
And, of course, the lowering of the jobless rate throws a scare into Republicans for Halloween…
Lee Judge in the Kansas City Star:
And more numbers are getting into the election confusion…
Mike Luckovich in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Do you wonder why Ryan wants to take away our government support and replace it with advertising?
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
But we are left with a candidate who can be anything we want…but with no substance.
Cartoon(s) of the Week – As Romney gets closer to the debates…
Tony Auth of Newsworks.org:
Romney plans health care for the 47%…
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
Isn't Romney the king of mixed messages?
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Nick Anderson in the Houston Chronicle:
At least he has Ryan to depend on…
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David Horsey in the L.A. Times:
Now if he could avoid the bad dreams…
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The New Romney Health Plan for the Poor…
I watched' "60 Minutes" last night and heard Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney reveal his new plan for the millions of Americans who don't have any health care coverage: Go to the emergency room.
"Well, we do provide care for people who don't have insurance. If someone has a heart attack, they don't sit in their apartment and die. We pick them up in an ambulance, and take them to the hospital, and give them care. And different states have different ways of providing for that care."
– The 2012 Mittster
As just about anyone will tell you, this is a publicly more expensive program and must less effective than insured quality care on an ongoing basis.
This is the same man who implemented the universal health care law in Massachusetts (what we tend to call Romneycare) while he was the governor. He also reiterated the need for universal coverage back in 2010 during an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe."
"Look, it doesn't make a lot of sense for us to have millions and millions of people who have no health insurance and yet who can go to the emergency room and get entirely free care for which they have no responsibility, particularly if they are people who have sufficient means to pay their own way."
– The 2010 Mittster
Does this guy ever stick to his opinions? Are any of his thoughts really his own?
I doubt it.
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Does Romney know he doesn't live in Switzerland? Take a look at his tax return.
Romney, in his 1040 income tax form, listed himself as being in a foreign country…uh…the USA.
"If you have a foreign address," the tax return instruction reads, "also complete spaces below." In the space below, under "foreign country name," Romney's form reads "USA."
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Tom Toles in the Washington Post:
Elegance does not equal mistaken idea…
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The major element of this one speech brought Romney's campaign to a halt…
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And Romney's image is that of a horse's ass…
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Unlike previous wealthy candidates, Romney ignores the average American…
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So, his image even makes the rich lose hope in his campaign.
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No. They'll never be balanced and there's not nearly enough teams for a competitive Gladiator run.
No. They'll never be balanced and there's not nearly enough teams for a competitive Gladiator run.
Blizz has decided to balance all of pvp around gladiator 3v3. Problem is the other 95% of pvp situations are totaly retardedly crap. Let's see:
Battle grounds, rated and non
Lower level bg's (I'm leveling a feral and I get one shotted by rogues my same level. And equiv gear)
World pvp
All broken,but hey, pvp is in a great place :/
you forgot mages, into WOTLK relentless season there was soo much QQ concerning mage/priest combos, rather than rolling nerfs against their pet classes, they announced they would no longer balance 2's. team ratings were removed from 2's also.
top classes i see on my servers with "arena master" are #1 mages, #2 priests, #3 res druids/shammies
The reason why they don't give titles for arena anymore is because every Warrior/healer and DK/healer team right now would be getting glad.
I wish they would bring titles back to 2v2. Its most popular bracket and every class has chance to get high rating. 5v5 is easily the worst bracket imo.
i just want skirmishes back nobody wants to do 2s, and 3s are becoming a hassle to coordinate
sometimes i just want to test things without having to gather 4 peeps off my already crappy and low pop server
Yah there should be 2v2 is damn fun
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They should get 'wannabe Glad' titles. or 'wannable rival'
2v2 is good fun.
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I could say the same about 3v3, which is regarded as the most balanced comp. Which it is. But it's still very imbalanced as far as comps go. You have a few comps and classes destroying everything else. The occasional odd ball. And 5v5 is still zergfests where comp doesn't mean much so no comment.
Well, no. This is meant to be the part where we let the thread die as the question was answered very, very early on.
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if you force a hooker to have sex with you and dont pay her would it be rape or theft? something to ponder
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how is everybody getting so mad about this? i literally fell off my chair laughing
That's just her being a bad businessman.
Are you a cat? Meow? Ok then...
its not fucking funny
Whoa, whoa, whoa... no one is actually doing this, it's completely hypothetical, which makes it funny. the case would be different if it actually happened... I happened to like the legal analysis :]
That's cute; that person thinks women are "full" human beings. ;D
OMG....I am a chick, it was supposed to be funny sheesh, what a bunch of sensitive babies!!
no one cares about your gender\nit is not funny, it is rap e
ohh, now thats just nasty
i just think its funny that this whole site is dedicated to funny shit, and it has spawned this little debate on legal rights, moral rights and sexuality. can't we all just take it for what it is? a joke?
that first "legal analysis" was idiotic. any 1L in crim would be able to tell you the same.
Agreed. I almost peed my pants laughing and I sent it to about 10 people to ponder throughout the day. Its hilarious. Lighten up people!
Isn't this from the Philososaurus app?
I see nothing wrong with that. That's why you get the money upfront.
Depends if she swallowed the evidence or not!
U botched it waaaaay bad.
I think it's theft of sevice it's just a misdemeanor
That's not common practice? I've been doing this wrong for years!
thats fucking ilarious
You people need to lighten up
So how is this sexist, there are male hookers too dumbshit, what's bad is when you think they are women...
it is awful either way\nbut sex workers are in a feminized and often exploited industry
you must be one ugly pos if you have to force a hooker to have sex with you.
the key word here is *force*
Some people really need to lighten up...they killed the funny
i don't care how drunk this person was, that is such a fucked up thing to say. fuck you you piece of shit sexist asshole pig. go fucking die.
If you took the force out, and didnt pay, I think your in the clear. Verbal contracts aren't binding in most states ;)
man, people really paid attention to that 'something to ponder..' part of this text. it's totally my sense of humour, because it's evidently full of rhetoric. it's not a question to be answered, only to be laughed at for the awkwardness it imposes. lighten up :)
you are awful
i swear i didn't write that
Not even kind of funny.
seriously\nthe misogyny is gag-worthy
It's shop lifting!
People need to calm the fuck down. I found this hilarious
if you are so easily offended..this is probably the wrong website for you.
Ok this is NOT a funny situation.....I mean if the hooker was dressed up in a clown costume then yes it would be funny. The only thing is that clown prositition is a nich industry and chances are you have enough money where you don't need to be stealing/forcing/coaxing out of it 'shell'
That's just a bad day at the office
that would absolutely be rap e
You guys are over reacting this is a good question to ponder, and hookers arent people anyways
Uh BOTH?
Is 132 even an area code?
way to be original i.e. that's an old joke. to the guy who wrote the paragraph, do you really have nothing better to do than type a paragraph justifying your answer? go outside!


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