"i like megan too"

Ok, but please tell me this ridiculous tattoo is a fake .... :-))



Well, to each his own .... ;-)

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" well 12 years of english was ok in 1920, but right now it ought to be 12 years of
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In the US, there's no incentive to learn math and science and go into a field that utilizes these skills. It's costly and difficult to acquire such degrees. I know. I have one. Even though you can eventually make fairly good money, it's not significantly better than someone who is a good salesman or even a waiter that works full time in a good restaurant which doesn't require a higher degree. I had a friend in college that made about 45 to 50 thousand a year as a waiter not even working full time. At that time, the average starting salary for an engineer was around 30 thousand a year. In addition, businesses have consistently pressured our government to skew the legal immigration process in favor of technically skilled people. There's two reasons for this that I've seen first hand. One is that businesses can keep these foreign employees on a leash and pay them less money because if they change jobs it screws up their status and causes big delays in a process that is already very slow. Another thing is that it puts pressure on the wages of US workers. If you have a constant inflow of cheaper technical labor, then you can demand that wages stay lower or they'll simple replace you. And yet another thing businesses can do is go to countries where education is made essentially free to everyone because they're socialized. There is a large population of technically well educated people with fewer job opportunities because they have a much smaller private sector and their economy is much less robust as a result. Now, business can only do these things but so long before everything reaches an equilibrium economically and the financial benefit vanishes. But the biggest reason is that most people don't want to do things that require a lot of thinking or they don't want to become a nerd. One or the other.

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He did a good job with the role. Was good to hear his voice again :)
Not quite sure his character was portrayed exactly how the comics presented him though.

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"They didn't SAY it in that episode, but they sure did imply it. They all got out and Derek was hottailing it back to base.. urgent.. like he knew something was wrong.

And then like Gulde said.. Cameron pretty much said it happened in To The Lighthouse"

I remember one of the writers confirmed it on the writer's blog. Don't remember who was though

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