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Paddy Power gives odds on Obama's first cliché By Cliff Feltham Thursday, 28 August 2008 The Independent UK The irreverent Irish bookie Paddy Power is offering odds on which cliché Barack Obama will use first when he makes his Democratic nomination speech in Denver tonight. "Time for a change" and "God bless America" are among the favourites, priced at 10/1 and 12/1, but odds ...

Click each respective image for a full-size. Not really looking for critiqué but I do welcome it. I always like to hear what others have to say edit: =_= was hoping that they would be side-by-side in the forum. Maybe with a higher-resolution they will be. I'm running 1280x1024.

I'm in a corner again. Which is the lesser evil: Doing the blindingly obvious, or using one of the most overused clichés in modern media? Here's the set up. I'm writing fan fiction for a video game and using the feedback to see what I can write and what I can't. I've learned a lot so far. The game is one where superheroes are common to the point that they are treated like ...

This suggestion could be worse than either killing the dogs or having them live, but could they be taken away from her, and she spends years trying to find them again, but never does? She never gives up, but eventually she stops putting any effort into the search, and sometimes weeks or months go by without her even thinking of them. -- Jeff, in Minneapolis

Quote: Originally Posted by locky I knew it wasnt a Les Paul but thought it might have been a PRS. Granted it's not my guitar, but if I were to get a PRS I'd get a double-cutaway design (probably a superstrat/strat variant). Mainly because I've started to play more prog metal (ie Dream Theater, Opeth, etc) and ...

Yep I agree, thanks for the wrap up cap!

Was it a "dead-cat bounce"?

Surprised to see me? If I could be arsed I would draw a nice little graph, illustrating the decline in my column output, but I can’t. In my first month of writing I put out four columns in a month. In my second, two, and then one the month after. There are a couple of reasons why: firstly, I just don’t have the time or the patience to write like I did. When I was writing four columns a ...