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[MaximumZero]

In what way? Looked like the engines stalled and they couldn't get it working in time.

Pretty much. According to a transcript on ABC News, the cargo probably shifted dramatically and quickly, and said cargo was mostly vehicles.

[Flying Dice]

No guys, it was totally the CIA. They used it as a way to dispose of all the documentation related to their their involvement with 9/11, Boston, and the maple syrup heist. Normal cargo planes don't waver like that when they stall! Besides, they couldn't fit in vehicles large enough to affect the weight distribution just by shifting around. This was clearly planned; I've seen a lot of CIA operations in my day and can tell by the pixels of the explosion that there were secondary charges which detonated just before the plane "crashed". Open your eyes, sheeple.

[zubb2]

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 Naturally occurring events cause rocks to break down and be deposited down-slope, sometimes as far away as the ocean. Given this circumstance, is right or wrong for a government to mandate laws that reduce silt from waterways and require farmers to reduce soil erosion? Why

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 Steve   - March 20, 2013 3:37PM EST

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i think yes because without te farm land for the farmers an for farmers to crop, there wouldnt be many vegetables for people eat.

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Also Steve  - April 27, 2012 9:19PM EST

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I believe you should mandate the silt and farmers soil erosion. They obviously have a reason in why they are doing it, so maybe studies have shown that it is more productive in the long run.

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Stevette  - May 01, 2012 5:51PM EST


What could be the reasoning?  You need to give more detail and be more specific.
 

The peaple at my community college.

[Flying Dice]

You might want to omit the full names from that.

[MaximumZero]

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 Naturally occurring events cause rocks to break down and be deposited down-slope, sometimes as far away as the ocean. Given this circumstance, is right or wrong for a government to mandate laws that reduce silt from waterways and require farmers to reduce soil erosion? Why

This top one is the question, and below are two responses.

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 [Name Redacted]  - March 20, 2013 3:37PM EST

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i think yes because without te farm land for the farmers an for farmers to crop, there wouldnt be many vegetables for people eat.

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[Name Redacted]   - April 27, 2012 9:19PM EST

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I believe you should mandate the silt and farmers soil erosion. They obviously have a reason in why they are doing it, so maybe studies have shown that it is more productive in the long run.

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[Name Redacted]  - May 01, 2012 5:51PM EST


What could be the reasoning?  You need to give more detail and be more specific.
 

The peaple at my community colledge.

I really hope that was intentional.

[zubb2]

Hey while I'm here can you the community Grammar Nazi my answer.

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  To prevent another dustbowl I suppose we should let the government mandate soil preservation for the farmers.

The water could become clogged eventualy so they might as well mandate anti erosion practices to keep the waterways cleaner.

The natural erosion is really not a problem, it is the man made erosion that needs the mandateing.

Also critic Nazi it.

[zubb2]

Yes I made fun of the school and then made the same mistake.


EDIT:Does American count as native english, isn't it relative.
By this I mean the Anglo Saxons aren't around any more and they are pretty native.

[zubb2]

I was getting at "which english" but yes it is the only language I "barely" know.

[Eric Blank]

Today I showed up for my biology lab, and was immediately struck by a serious bout of deja vu (fuck spelling). My brain told me my biology instructor was going over the lab we did last week, which according to my brain was actually due at the start of class. What my brain didn't record was that "last week" was actually Monday, because on Monday I showed up for the wrong lab, which explains why I had to ask my instructor to add me to the assignments list for that lab, why my lab partner never showed up (but of course she didn't show up today either. ) and why Monday seemed so goddamn long.

On Monday I was probably thinking "I have geology lab tonight" and that got transcombobulated into "I have biology lab this morning." These last couple weeks, man. I just haven't all "been there." Fucking aliens stealing my IQ.

At least I get full credit for the lab on Monday and could clock out early. Hopefully the instructor removes me from the Monday list again before the damn website shits itself.

[pisskop]

Ima just slip this in here. . .

2384: Agathora, "Primebolts", camp
   Owner: The Wilted Swords, humans
   57 elves
   12 humans
   3 dwarves
   1 goblin
   484 animated goblins
   547 animated humans
   1046 animated elves
   573 animated dwarves

[penguinofhonor]

Time confused me today. Who decided that midnight should be where it is? Why does a new day start a few hours after dark?

It's a pretty dumb placement. If I were creating the clock, I'd probably place midnight either around the current 2AM, which is a lot closer to halfway through the night, or 6AM, which is around when the new day actually begins.

[10ebbor10]

It's based on Winter/summer solstice.

Also, it's accurate on the equator.

[Eric Blank]

Ima just slip this in here. . .

2384: Agathora, "Primebolts", camp
   Owner: The Wilted Swords, humans
   57 elves
   12 humans
   3 dwarves
   1 goblin
   484 animated goblins
   547 animated humans
   1046 animated elves
   573 animated dwarves

That's not a camp I'd want to accidentally wander into...

I wonder if the game couldn't let them build a tower due to site cap restrictions or something.

But could you imagine wandering through the woods and coming across the population of a small town, most of them undead, all packed into an area the size of the local school?

[pisskop]

In the year 100 blablah the human necro became overlord of the wilted swords.

I didnt find anything else on it. . .

[Slayerhero90]

I s it bad that I noticed the other meaning of their name before anything else?