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Star Ocean 3

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  1. only if you abide by outdated "rules" of so-called functional harmony and the equal tempered scale
  2. Do you like nature? Do you like boys?
  3. I've managed to see this more often since it moved to Thursdays, but I want to know if it's worth it to get caught up. Which pay per views are worth buying on DVD?
  4. you could attack xenogears in different ways, but calling it half anything has no merit
  5. Melt Banana - First Contact to Planet Q
  6. move to food folder plz
  7. Old Lady: All he does is nibble, nibble, nibble! Old Man: You're next! Old Lady: Oooohh! There's no wrong way to eat a Reese's.
  8. if the question has "best" in it and it relates to video games, the answer always relates to Xenogears. in this case, Krelian.
  9. i mean the song
  10. Meat is Murder makes me sad.
  11. the topic title could be taken as an imperative so it doesn't count as a question without a question mark
  12. Alice in Chains - Rooster Blankey Jet City - Dynamite Pussy Cats Nirvana - Self High Five L'Arc~en~Ciel - HONEY Foo Fighters - For all the Cows New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle Flaming Lips - She Don't Use Jelly Thee Michelle Gun Elephant - Lily Captain Beefheart - Ella Guru Core of Soul - Kokoro e spaced so you read it easier
  13. Glad you didn't overreact or anything. Fact is, of the 13 teams that have joined the league or moved since the 91-92 season, six have been fairly consistent draws (looking at % of capacity) over the last five seasons -- the five northernmost teams (Ottawa, Minnesota, Colorado, Columbus and San Jose), plus Dallas (Cup winner). One has gone from poor draw to good draw (Tampa Bay, another Cup winner). The other six have underperformed against the league average, and they all happen to be in the south (Anaheim, Nashville, Atlanta, Florida, Carolina, and to a lesser extent, Phoenix). Now, obviously, there are some poor draws in the north as well -- New Jersey, Boston, Chicago and the Islanders come to mind -- but when you stick ice hockey in a warmer climate, you're just not going to get consistently good attendance figures over time, because the hardcore fanbase isn't really there. Incidentally, why are there two days between games in the Sharks/Oilers series? Having to wait for Game 6 is a drag. I thought i was just being sarcastic becasue you weren't really saying anything, but I can't think of any other solution to your attendance problem. Eliminate the southern teams!
  14. ok, nevermind, hockey shouldn't try to expand to cities that aren't familiar with it. the league should only have a dozen or so teams, too, because that's where it's understood. you don't even need to televise them becauase there's enough room in the arenas for all the real fans to attend, too. heck, newspapers should stop reporting it so hockey can be a special underground sport for the northern cities to enjoy.
  15. Toronto and all those citites have had hockey for decades like it's any surprise Anaheim doesn't sell out every game, there's no hockey tradition, it's still new That's why you expand, to build on it in places that haven't been exposed to it.
  16. but where's war at home and american dad
  17. Orange County residents wouldn't appreciate being called a suburb. I don't care, just sayin' but Mighty Ducks is the best mascot and logo in sports and it sucks that they're changing it.
  18. purist alert people complain about hockey not getting any new fans, and then there are comments like this
  19. I need to get a Ducks jersey before they change their logo.
  20. You're an embarassment to Rancho Cucamonga.
  21. I agree with you guys, the California teams are awesome.
  22. wooo hollywood
  23. So if I hate Stead as she goes I'll like the rest of it?
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