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#1 CommonFable
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Call of Duty 2 taught me more about World War 2 than any school class ever did.SF_KiLLaMaN

This.

Those darn text books dont tell you anything.

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#2 CommonFable
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Fable 3 Limited edition

its only the second game I've pre-orderd (the other being Monster Hunter Tri)

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#3 CommonFable
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She died holding the line, its easy to miss it. When Shepard ask Joker if the ground team made it back, he responds"All survivors on board" and then a quick scene will show the collectors rushing past that spot where you left your team and anyone who died will be on the ground. Its very quick and very easy to miss. Everyone has a HTL score that you have to take into account when leaving people behind, if you take the ones with the high scores and leave the ones with the low score behind, someone is going to die. Sepewrath

I agree with this.

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#4 CommonFable
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did you get the noone left behind achievement?

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#5 CommonFable
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YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i forgot the name of this site when i switched computers :) thanks for mentioning it :)

Gnomefan

lol your welcome i guess :P

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#6 CommonFable
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I've taken surveys there before. It is legit. I've been a member for a year (I think) and I've gotten two $50 gift cards to GameStop.chathuranga

Thxs a lot :) I actually almost have enough for a $25 dollar card and was wondering if it was worth giving out my adress! :p

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#7 CommonFable
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I got an email from Gamestop talking about a survey program called u.talk.back. I was just wondering if anyone has gotten rewards from it and can vouch for it's legitimacy.

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#8 CommonFable
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Im an athlete with nerd benefits :P :)

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#9 CommonFable
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[QUOTE="CommonFable"]

So my mother is a professional pet-sitter (i know strange) and she watches an old ladies dog once in while when the lady goes on vacation.The laies dog is very nice and harmless, and is actually getting old. But the bad part is that she does not live in a great community. Her neighbors own two very mean pitbulls that do escape from thier fence occasionally. The lady's dog and herself have been nearly attacked multiple times, and the dog warden has been notified multiple times. Just recently however, the problem has gotten worse. A different lady was going to her car when one of the pitbulls escaped its pen. The lady managed to get to the car, but the dog kept trying to get in. The a lady with two children were walking down the street when nthe dog left the car and started walking towards the lady and children. The warden showed up and said that he was going to put the dogs down, but the owners refused and didn't let the warden do it.

Now I don't believe a dogs aggressiveness comes with the breed, though it can be a factor. But do you think the dog should have been put down right away? I do.

Lockedge

Such a terrible situation. Poor people for having to put up with those dogs, and poor dogs for not being looked after and raised properly.

"Pit Bulls" aren't normally aggressive toward humans. If you isolate them, however, they won't be able to socialize and learn how life outside its boundaries works. If the owner takes advantage of their absurdly high need to please, and uses that to make it volative and aggressive towrds any living thing aside from him/herself, that's an injustice to the dog and creates a danger to the community.

THe poor dogs likely need to be checked out to see if they're salvageable, and the owner needs to be investigated thoroughly, and fined if applicable.

Really friggin frustrating :( Pit Bulls can be real sweethearts if raised right.

Yes. My mom has actually looked after very nice and friendly pitbulls.

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#10 CommonFable
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[QUOTE="CommonFable"]

I'm not saying that the dog is responsible wholy, the owners are not very nice to the dogs, but what else can be done. After multiple accounts of threats.

CosmicZombie

Irrelevant, nice or not its the owners fault that the dogs scape, id sue them.

Exactly. The main problem is the dog. You can't just sue the owners and hope the dog vanishes.