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Haven't watched The Wire, but friends say it narrowly edges out Breaking Bad. For me Game of Thrones is awesome, so is Walking Dead. Breaking Bad is my normal tv favorite, but Sherlock beat it and is my #1 overall.

Earth dealing with post-alien invasion and rebelling against alien overlords. Produced by Spielberg. Airs during the summer. 2 seasons so far, 3rd season starts up this summer. 1st season was good, 2nd season was great. Airs on TNT. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falling_Skies http://www.extremeskins.com/showthread.php?346132-TNT-s-Falling-Skies/page5 ---------- Post added March-25th-2013 at 09:18 PM ---------- Agreed. I love Breaking Bad, but Sherlock replaced it as my favorite tv show currently on. I can't wait for season 3, which I believe airs this fall. Awesome that they re-signed for so long. I wish they could do more episodes in a season, but I like that each episode is like a movie and the quality that goes into each episode.

BBC's Sherlock Breaking Bad The Walking Dead Falling Skies Any one of these if you haven't seen it you'll probably like.

New year, Dallas same old suck!

- "Am I crazy or have sandwiches gone up in price a lot" Thread

We can beat the Ravens. They are a Jekyl and Hyde team, can be great or suck. We just beat the Giants, so we can beat the Ravens. We can beat Cleveland, we can beat the Eagles, we can beat Dallas. Looks good on paper, but we have to go out there and execute. Winning these last 4 and getting to the playoffs is very possible.

ahahahahaha! **** the cowturds! Skins baby!

**** Dallas! Go Skins!

http://www.thefirstrow.eu/sport/american-football.html very last one on the page

Just watched The Raid: Redemption the other night. Pretty cool action flick.

He just wanted a little ass

Hilarious video, especially the knock on Dallas, but that one was off with TN, I agree. He should have said "I went to this game instead because Peyton's too far away in Denver."

Here's a clip from our drinking olympics senior year of college. I'm the one in gray holding the notebook, though I'm obscured by the fat guy in white for the most part. This was the 7th event, so 8 beers in. Enjoy.

So, as tough as this can be, if you could only drink one beer for the rest of your life, which would it be? Personally, I'd go with Sam Adams Octoberfest. My runner up would probably be Weinstephaner

That's terrible insurance coverage, but now with the mandate they'll have to do better to keep customers. If you paid $400 a month, that's $4800 a year. So the year you had **** hurt, you would have paid $18,800 without insurance. You paid $12K of what they didn't cover, so 16.8, still less than without. Still a crappy plan you had, no doubt, but still less than what you would pay without. Heck, I have $40 co-pays for doctors visits, and my primary doctor sucks down here. Wait an hour just to have her look up symptoms on her computer and guess what's wrong. If she's wrong, which has happened a couple times, oh well come back in a couple weeks while you still deal with what's wrong, pay more money, buy more medicine. It's a joke, but I'm in an area where it seems almost everyone complains about their doctors. The good ones are flooded with patients, and there aren't a lot of good ones because this is not a high income area. The biggest problem though is cost. Cost of plans, cost of equipment, medicine, services, etc. Private companies were jacking the prices up because they could get away with it. Now they won't have that option, because they'll have to maintain status as the preferable option to the tax. It, along with the patient bill of rights, are good ways to keep things in check. I have my own insurance, so I'm also not worried about paying a tax. However, if the tax means my cost lowers or coverage improves as a method to keep me as a customer rather than risk losing me to the tax alternative, and at the same time millions are now insured, then it's a win in my book. I prefer private industry be left to do it's thing, but when an industry takes advantage of it's customers to an absurd point like those companies did, then I believe the gov't should step in as a regulator. If the system was good in the first place and accessible to all, instead of being run like a damn scam as it was, then none of this would have even been necessary. The companies took advantage of a needed service, and this is the price being paid.

You know it's December because the Cowboys are choking away games.

they have other games up, so the site is at least working

thank you rocazares!

And with my 5,000th post I'd like to dedicate this to the overrated primetime primadonnas known as "America's Team" because half of them are on drugs, 1/3 are felons, 85% are felons on drugs, and they're run by a creepy white guy who's out of touch with reality: **** You Cowboys! It's going to be a long fall this season.

Nobody has posted here in a couple days. **** the Cowboys, and every clown that picks their non-playoff game-winning asses to win the Superbowl.

"Push-offs, Crack, and Attention Whorring" the Michael Irvin story. An excerpt: "I was so cracked out I didn't realize I had wet myself, and then snapped the neck of a puppy in retaliation. But, would I do it all again...?" Michael Irvin: Serving the youth of America (by court order)

Carter wasn't the answer. Bledsoe wasn't the answer. Romo isn't the answer. A happy-go-lucky coach who can't win in the postseason; isn't the answer. We'll sweep again this season. **** the Cowboys!

Cowboys suck donkey dick. **** the Cowboys!

This thread needs to stay near the top. **** the Cowboys!

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