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quote:Over its existence, the show has changed very little from season to season.[62] Most modifications to the program have been done in minute detail, such as to the show's book shelf display seen near the courtroom entrance. Aesthetically, the show's theme song, graphics, and color scheme are the only aspects that have changed repeatedly over its past seventeen years.[63] The ninth season (2004–05) is one of few seasons in which the show underwent major remodeling when music for the show's opening, closing, and to/fro commercial portions were modified. A jazzed version of a melody from Beethoven's 5th Symphony was adopted as the show's then new opening theme song.[64] For its scenes, Sheindlin is shown in a different courtroom from her own (part of a proposed renovation to the courtroom that was rejected by Sheindlin for being too dark), approaching the camera, followed by folding her arms and smiling at the camera. This is followed by showing various scenes of her presiding over different cases. As part of these modifications, the show's introductory previews, graphics, and images all began showing up in falu red. Really this whole article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judge_Judy
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everyone comains about judge judy but I think they sort of like her because she makes everyone complain
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:everyone comains about judge judy but I think they sort of like her because she makes everyone complain everyone i know thinks she's p cool ain't no bullshit, y'know?
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quote:This article is about the section of Interstate 70 in West Virginia. For the entire length of the highway, see Interstate 70. today's featured article today's featured article gas the thread, it's over. loving wikipedians taking our jobs
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Sagebrush posted:i wonder how they even decide when it really "ends" when it's like that. how many seconds of black at the end etc someone probably took a tape measure to a set of reels
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sims_Carnival An Online Community of Crowd-Sourced Web Games[edit] SimsCarnival.com was an online community centered around playing, creating and sharing games. It had a massive library of Flash games (rumor: 70K+ games). This online community was supported by a suite of game creation tools, audio & graphic asset packs, a YouTube-style website with leaderboard and other social features, plenty of first-party games, ongoing content releases, community support, and countless user-generated games across many genres (e.g. sports, puzzles, adventure games, racing games, Tower Defense games, Angry Birds games). Three game creation tools—The Wizard, The Swapper and The Game Creator—were your assistants in game design. The Wizard led you through the process of creating a game step-by-step with intuitive options designed to help you create your own game (e.g. make your own Tower Defense game) with an impressive library of game genres to choose from. The Swapper let you customize existing games – or newly made games from The Wizard - with your own selection of images, so personalizing a game was pretty straightforward. With The Game Creator, and its library of images, animations and sounds, people could create a game from scratch or dove deep into customizing another player's creation. The mission of SimsCarnival.com was to democratize the art of game creation. It was fully intended to be a game about making games. Because the games were "open source", players could take someone else's creation, give the original creators attributions and customize the games as they see fit (e.g. apply different graphics and story line). SimsCarnival.com was debuted at the GDC (Game Developers Conference) in February 2008 with a keynote speech by the studio head of The Sims. The service was sunset in January 2011. Highlights in the Press: 1UP: “…I actually think that The Sims Carnival -- a site where users can create and play their own minigames -- is one of EA's most intriguing ideas yet…” [1] Joystiq: "…you can play some of the offerings from closed beta folks, who've come up with some really bizarre entries like this terrible take on Mario Kart and this brûlée caramelizing Sim. You can also design your own games for the general populace to partake of, enjoy and never, ever pay you for." [2] Kotaku: "EA’s web-based game creation TheSimsCarnival.com has officially entered open beta, and not a moment too soon!" [3] IGN: "There is bound to be a game that you love -- and if not, you can make it! Since its inception in February 2008, SimsCarnival.com has built an active online community where nearly 1 in 4 visitors during Closed Beta have created and published their own games." [4] MTV: "But Electronic Arts thinks it has a solution with Sims Carnival. You needn’t know a programming language; just apply your creativity to their already-built toolsets. Currently in beta, I hopped on the Sims Carnival website to see what people have created." [5] Gameplanet: "TheSimsCarnival.com in open beta. This games destination website has hundreds of games of all kinds and creators are adding more every day" [6] PC Magazine: "The tools provided at the site empower players to become game creators at any programming skill level, from novice to Flash developers."
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"sunset" is the dumbest loving term
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"…you can play some of the offerings from closed beta folks, who've come up with some really bizarre entries like this terrible take on Mario Kart and this brûlée caramelizing Sim. You can also design your own games for the general populace to partake of, enjoy and never, ever pay you for." [2]
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thx roadfans 4 sealing the unesco
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Yodzilla posted:whoa what the hell is simple.wikipedia simple wikipedia has a few gems, like http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cohomology
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simple wikipedia posted:a supermassive black hole is a black hole with a mass that is between 10^5 and 10^10 the mass of the sun. uhh, do simple people even know what mass and exponents are? lemmie suggest an improvement: "a supermassive black hole is a black hole that weighs as much as, like, one hundred billion suns. That's as much as one hundred thousand hundred thousand suns!" yes, science pedants, i do know that "weigh" is the wrong word to describe mass. i'm just a simple person OK!? 
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"a supermassive black hole is the heaviest kind of black hole"
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Sagebrush posted:"a supermassive black hole is the heaviest kind of black hole"
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Dogs often have jobs, including as police dogs, army dogs, seeing eye dogs, fire dogs, messenger dogs, hunting dogs and sheepdogs.
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:Dogs often have jobs, including as police dogs, army dogs, seeing eye dogs, fire dogs, messenger dogs, hunting dogs and sheepdogs. Uhh, nope, those aren't jobs simple wikipedia posted:Slavery (also called thralldom) is an economic system. In it, some people must work for no pay. These people are called slaves.
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Ableist Kinkshamer posted:simple wikipedia has a few gems, like http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cohomology
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Nancy Basile of About.com thought the best scene of the episode is the one where the Simpsons have become hillbillies and are sitting on their porch, and Bart says "I'm getting used to this country life. Teacher says I'm whittling at a tenth-grade level."[14]
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This article is about the U.S. state of New Hampshire. For other uses, see New Hampshire (disambiguation). "Granite State" redirects here. For the Breaking Bad episode, see Granite State (Breaking Bad).
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Orbi posted:everyone i know thinks she's p cool shes just seems tired these days because everyone comes on to be a ~hilarious idiot~ on tv i mean as tired as someone with a salary in the tens of millions of dollars can be
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http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cream_Lemon http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot_fetishism
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Something Awful is a comedy website and forums. People have to pay money to join the forums to talk with other people around the world. It currently costs $9.95 (US Dollars) to join. You must be very polite on these forums, because the people are sensitive. They say that paying money makes people behave more politely, because if you don't behave nice they take away your account and you lose your money.[1]
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i don't know that you need to be very polite
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prefect posted:i don't know that you need to be very polite gently caress you prefect i can be as polite as i want
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Sagebrush posted:"a supermassive black hole is the heaviest kind of black hole" lets condensing density of a void with weight term using. in iceland, we call it "gaatje", and a kilo of gaatje is equal in weight to an half kilo of feathers plus 500 grams hashish.
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ganjatte dekimasu
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Eegah posted:ganjatte dekimasu ganjatte nanimoinai.
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http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_theory lol
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Also brought to the forefront of pop culture by this song is a generally accepted white standard of beauty — a skinny body lacking in voluptuous curves[citation needed]. In the prelude that opens the song there is a conversation between two (presumably) thin, white valley girls, where one girl remarks to her friend, "Oh, my God, Becky, look at her butt! It is so big [...] She's just so ... black!", to which Sir Mix-a-Lot, representing the African-American subculture's view, says: "You other brothers can't deny" and "Take the average black man and ask him...".[5] However, Sir Mix-a-Lot follows this in later verse with "Even white boys got to shout," indicating that it is not only African-American men who are attracted to curvy women (an aspect which was referenced in an extensive retrospective two decades later).[6]
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Metal Pink Babble posted:lets condensing density of a void with weight term using. in iceland, we call it "gaatje", and a kilo of gaatje is equal in weight to an half kilo of feathers plus 500 grams hashish. wait, is metal pink babble icelandic? is he only marginally proficient in english, speaking primarily a language with very few english cognates? does this explain everything?? 
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) says it has received reports of people being admitted to poison centres around the world after taking iodine tablets in response to fears about harmful levels of radiation coming out of the damaged nuclear power plant in Fukushima.[344]
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Sagebrush posted:wait, is metal pink babble icelandic? is he only marginally proficient in english, speaking primarily a language with very few english cognates? does this explain everything??
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:The World Health Organisation (WHO) says it has received reports of people being admitted to poison centres around the world after taking iodine tablets in response to fears about harmful levels of radiation coming out of the damaged nuclear power plant in Fukushima.[344] wow how much iodine pregnant peeps have like 150mcg a day for supplemenation but morons with arrythmia who take amiodarone end up having like 50 mg thats right like 300 times as much. dont get arrythmia
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echinopsis posted:wow how much iodine Well, picture the kind of paranoiac survivalist who just finished buying some super specific geiger counter + harmful surplus gas maks for his entire family. how much iodine will they take when his survivalist buddies post more radiation maps
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i honestly have no idea about iodine and radioation but dont get your thyroid hosed ok
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the point of iodine tablets it to saturate your thyroid with non-radioactive iodine so that it doesn't absorb the radioactive iodine isotopes that get released in a nuclear disaster.
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speaking of which:quote:
and to think this country went bankrupt! 
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yeah man it was giving each
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In the CBS series Numbers, it was said that Charlie Epps spent the last three months of his mother's life in the garage, unable to face her, working on P vs NP, misguidedly thinking that he may be able to cure her sickness.
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WorkingPeer posted:the point of iodine tablets it to saturate your thyroid with non-radioactive iodine so that it doesn't absorb the radioactive iodine isotopes that get released in a nuclear disaster. radation rules but no one cares
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