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try 'French for Reading' by Sandberg; doesn't even try to teach pronunciation, but is a massive and very well organized help for learning written, formal French. I liked it so much I bought a copy secondhand online!

whoops, didn't notice this: http://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/christian.html

hopefully this is relevant enough to warrant a mention: the skeptics' bible, which assigns many lines from both testaments into cheeky categories. Have a look http://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/ Also includes the Koran and the Book of Mormon, for wider skeptical reading. Apparently there are seve...

Let's avoid the St Andrews SA, shall we? We may [controversy alert] end up with Mr. Nick Griffin visiting after all...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturmabteilung

What the hell are those fireworks over by Regs (maybe)? A beautiful distraction...

Quoting A66 from 02:17, 10th Nov 2006 Can someone explain because maybe I'm being thick but how have the Democrats won the Senate? It 49 49 2, surely that a hung Senate? Or do things not work like that in the US The "2" are a Socialist/Independent from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, who aligns with the D...

Why does this issue demand any kind of strict policy? Surely immigrant workers in Britain will learn and use English where it is necessary, just as a workable minimum of English can be found in immigrant communities across the United States. And if a 'foreign' enclave appears where English is tough ...

Why does this issue demand any kind of strict policy? Surely immigrant workers in Britain will learn and use English where it is necessary, just as a workable minimum of English can be found in immigrant communities across the United States. And if a 'foreign' enclave appears where English is tough ...

As for pissing publically, I don't mind it that much - and surely rules such as eyes front exist for the very purpose of preserving privacy? Personally, I always assume people who bolt into a cubicle have something to hide. What of pee-shyness? It's a hidden phenomenon of humiliating proportions. I...

fantastic flick! you enter the theater with a couple friends and leave with 100. See it in a cinema.

Captain Darling: You'll regret this Blackadder-- you'd better find the real spy or I'll make it *very* hard for you.

Blackadder: Please, Darling, there are ladies present.

as I understand it, the Reiver is owned by the same people, and the curries at the Reiver are pretty damn adequate. Cheap alternative?

I didn't mind Murray that much, but the bitching at 'late' students was pretty damn unwarranted. They were just barely late by the lecture theatre's clock, which itself was about 5 minutes fast. But oh well. Good luck on exams! and is the Close Reading section definitely restricted to NA and Orlando?

690 math, 770 verbal: 1460 / 1600 total. don't remember my SATIIs.

but of course, all this has changed within the past couple years...? A kind of "Coke II" for SATs?

can't hurt

Quoting novium from 01:51, 5th May 2006 I don't think it is fair to the child. When they're 20, their mom will be 83. eighty-three. I was born in 1986 when my father was 58-- he'll therefore be nearly 78 when I turn 20 this year. Our relationship is fantastic and, as he often says, having younger c...

I'm a bit surprised at the reaction here. I, too, found very little of this funny. But was humor really the aim here? In the past, headlines have been made by a single reporter or 'town hall' participant having the guts to ask Bush or his cronies direct questions without worrying about upsetting the...

Amazing. You may have heard about that double-bush gag at the White House Correspondents' dinner a few days ago (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4959380.stm ) but there's been an odd lack of reporting over the 20 minute or so keynote address by Stephen Colbert which came later. If you're n...

Worst: I can be horribly indecisive. Either that, or I'm privately a slob.


Best: I've was told I'm a good listener.

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