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Thankfully, I only know what a few of those things are. However, I think I get the general point.
Based upon the available data, I would have to conclude that Call of Duty has the most beneficial (though incredibly small) impact upon society. It encourages aiming, which is highly important if you use a gun.
In fact, if all fans of the aforementioned list could improve their aim, then they might kill one another; this could be another net gain for society. Perhaps, if we could plant subliminal messages into Call of Duty games encouraging people to buy guns. Then, extending the message further, perhaps their American Idol viewing parties would include handguns, just lying around on the table, in case there's a conflict about whether the latest off-key primadonna is the bestest of them all.
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By the looks of it, a Saab 340 can hold between 30-40 passengers. However, this is not optimized for the best use of space. My recommendations are to stack the passengers like cordwood, in which case you can triple that amount.
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My plans always include a hefty dose of "mostly nothing", but that's just because our family is always flippin' busy. :)
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Unfortunately, no. Coal must be compressed in the palm of Superman before it can be turned into a diamond. As we all know, the shining of our yellow sun is required for that.
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Usually under the ground. Often there are stones marking the place where they are buried, right up until a real estate developer bulldoze the stones. This causes the spirits of our ancestors to rise up and haunt local fast-food restaurants which are filled with the dying.
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Truth. Because I've never forgiven Marc Summers for leaving Double Dare.
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It's easier to hide from headcrabs in the mountains and soon the beach will be awash with oil-soaked fauna out for revenge. Plus I can't swim, I drop like a rock into anything deeper than a bathtub.
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Matt Warren’s Bio
Seattle, WA
I'm a gamer and lay-thinker about long term thinking, geopolitics, generations, and critical thinking.
