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They have their priorities straight, they just don't have the same priorities. Surprise index, to far in the negatives to be worth calculating.

Ranting

Disgaea (Sorry, this one started floating around in my head after my last post, but I wanted to wait and see if the follow-up post(s) would still support the transition. That definitely did, and if you need an explanation check out the show here . You'll need a subscription to watch it dubbed, but t...

Spectacular

The only problem with that is the same group of "the people" who have decided to avoid the word "love" have also started to treat the word "crush" as not implying romantic interest, and sadly that latter part has taken of spectacularly (even if the non-romantic meaning ...

@ExPostNinja: Hmmmm......the bit about Lily is rather debatable, as she seems to be like that in regards to protecting all of her friends, although she does seem just a tad more protective of Ellen than the others, but I'm not sure it's enough to make a definite statement on.

In regards to the 'like' bit, that evolved from the desire to talk about 'love' without talking about 'love', even though that is closer to what is meant than 'like'. It is more of a culturally induced backwards evolution because people wanted 'love' to mean something more, although they have yet to...

For anyone who owns a significant amount of land, such as farmers (like my parents) can be the targets of such lawsuits, or anyone else who is perceived as being 'rich'. Although person on person lawsuits of extreme values like that are still fairly rare the ones against companies drive up the liabi...

Mega

(specifically Megaman Volnutt, that's what you get for making me think of a specific character, although there are two other Roll's associated with a Megaman that could've popped in first, guess I'm still hoping that Capcom will finish that trilogy.......)

And what's the difference in the cost of living as well as the difference in the average person's debt, especially for transportation to and from work as well as education? I may not have hard figures, but the average middle-class U.S. citizen income is more in the neighborhood of upper-class income...