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He had been dealing with CKD for a while now and was on dialysis.

Just posting to let anyone that remembers Adam but doesn't have him on Facebook know that he passed away a couple hours ago. https://www.gayauthors.org/forums/user/8655-prince-duchess/

Well, my absolute favorite changes pretty much every year because of how much music I listen to. But right now I have two songs that are together at the top. This song is fantastic, but I imagine 95% of the GA community are going to hear the first 'screamo' part and hit the x button. And second would definitely be

I would argue circling "Discovering America" is just as wrong of an answer as "Proving the world is round."

It depends on facial structure. There's this Hispanic guy that comes into our store all the time and it just looks amazing on him. But most guys I would say no, not hot.

OH WOW. GOD IS REAL AFTER ALL. /GameOver

I can name every one in my sovereign state. Human geography is inherently political in nature and has everything to do with the government of the nation. The geographical and political equivalent of a state in the UK is England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Asking an American to identify the counties of the UK is different because a county is not a state. Asking an American to identify all of the countries of the EU would be suitable. If you want to identify counties, America has 3,007 counties and 137 parishes. Good luck.

I read the comments. I regret doing so. Some random British girl trying to compare States to UK counties. Why is it so difficult for foreigners to understand how our government functions?

At a bar. The bartender had been giving me looks all night. I finally got up the courage to ask him for a rum & dr pepper. We've been together ever since.

Half of us wanted to see Carrie, and the other half wanted to see Gravity. We ended up going to Gravity, but I think by the end of it we all wished we had gone to see Carrie instead. The visuals were absolutely amazing. Everything else was either so-so or terrible. The story (though full of holes) was interesting; not necessarily good, but interesting. The science was appalling. Shooting down satellites is something we already do, we have on several occasions shot down satellites that were otherwise going to reenter. And somehow this satellite that was shot down is at the same altitude as the ISS and every other satellite in the world? And ALL of that debris went in one single direction which happened to line up with the ISS and every other satellite and station? Let's not even get into that scene with Clooney hanging onto a rope and somehow being pulled away from Bullock? What's pulling him? Do they not understand physics? ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS TUG AND HE'D HAVE COME BACK. This is all dwarfed by the fact that NASA would have never allowed Bullock's character to go space in the first place. She had 6th months of training, couldn't even pass a simulation, and had no working knowledge of space at all except that one Astronomy course she probably took for a GenEd during her undergrad. Overall, I would rate the movie a Should'veSeenCarrie/10

Spring training baseball?!? That's not even a sport. And it has nothing to do with Arizona or Arizonans, it's a bunch of out-of-state baseball teams practicing here. Like, WHAT THE HELL?!

Volbeat is my new addiction. They're very rapidly entering my top 5 bands. Poulsen's voice is absolutely amazing and it's unbelievable how well heavy metal and Elvis-style vocals go together.

I grew up in a medium sized town in northern Arizona. Spent my first 18 years in the same town (it's technically a city but I really don't feel right calling it that.) During those 18 years, I moved around in the same zipcode maybe 20 times including a few months of being homeless. About two weeks after I turned 18 I moved to Tucson to go to UA. Even though that fell through I've been here ever since (4 years now?) I've also so far moved 3 times since I've been down here. The place I grew up in was nice, but it was fairly conservative and rather boring. I miss it now that's it gone, but I needed to get out. Nothing to do. AT ALL. 40k+ people and NOTHING TO FREAKING DO. I don't so much care for Tucson, either, but I do love living in the city, much more to do and something's always happening.

You were a solid 10/10 in my book before this topic, but now that I know you're an Apple user I've been forced to lower it to 8/10.