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At Walmart, you can find great prices on products made in a lot of foreign countries such as China.

Marc, if you don't have lease you may think that's a plus because you can leave whenever you want. But it also puts you at risk because you can be kicked out at anytime, for anything. A standard lease agreement would provide both you and your landlord with certain protections under the law and would specify who is responsible for things like when your stove or heater break. You really should have a lease agreement in place for your own protection...even if the landlord is a close friend or family member.
 
How to use the drive-thru properly is important because otherwise you may wind up with a lot of hungry and angry people in the cars behind you.

Marc, forget about what the landlord needs...you've got to think about what YOU need and what protections you are entitled to have. What if a pipe breaks? Who pays for the plumber? Who pays if an appliance breaks? What happens if he says "get out" for no reason at all? Where will you go? To the basement of Rodent's mother's house????
 
Bad things happen when one confuses the landlord with a friend or some other kind of ethical entity.

(Have you ever had to pay a plumber, Marc? Believe me if something goes wrong there is nothing in writing that forces the landlord to pay for the repairs. Trust us, Marc, we've been there and can tell you from bitter experience, a lease is a good thing to have.)
 
Entity or not, some of those things on "Ghost Hunters" are just plain creepy.

You might be all right to live without a lease in a temporary place, Marc, but long-term, and especially if you're going to be harboring ne'er-do-well homies on a regular basis, a lease is a good idea. The point about busted pipes or a breakin is also a valid one. If your plan is to move out when something like that happens, then you'll be all right. But you got to have a plan. You got to know the ground rules or some people will make them up as they go along, and screw you when they can.

Don't be a Rodent.
 
"You don't need a lease to live here" is what the contract stated on the house John wanted to buy,unfortunetly he forgot his money and wasnt able to buy it.
 
Buy it or lease it, that is the question when it comes to new cars.

(The only creepy thing on Ghost Hunters are those ghost hunting roto-rooter guys. And I ought to know because I always watch it, when I remember that it's on. As for Marc's plan, I don't think he has a plan, or a clue, and that's a problem.)
 
I'm confused, the last word of dude clue is Days and not Make, but since the last clue is days anyway I'll use that one.

Days are getting shorter and nights are getting longer and colder.


Dude can't you use the BOLD key or at least use CAPS for your clue, it's very confusing.
 
The last word of ["Stop Hammatime!" (finishes with a Hammer slide)]'s sentence was "made" then he went into a parenthetical discussion of who knows what. So Anyacat was right to start with "made." She would have also been within spec to completely disregard the post, which is most often the easiest way to deal with the riffraff who I would rather do a Hammer dance than name.

Longer and colder than they were in the 40s, light poles are not something you should lick in winter.
 
something you should lick in winter is defininely not any kind of metal pole.

Quad you are right the sentence by ["stop Hammatime!" (Finishs with a Hammerslide)] just threw me off with those parentheses. Speaking of licking light poles it was in the paper today that a 10 year old did it in the Mid West and got stuck and the fire dept. had to poor warm water on his tongue just like "A christmas Story" movie.
 
Dude's last words could also have been "cheap and disgusting." I went with what was outside the parentheses, hence the use of "made." It wasn't clear, so I made a choice. Dude is doing this because he finds it amusing.

Any kind of metal pole should be avoided in cold weather.
 
Rain also has its strong points, but after 4 days it gets tiresome.

Technically ["Stop Hammatime! (finishes with a Hammer slide)] is only hepping out because a post is a post, but it's easiest to just ignore it and keep moving on rather than get slogged down trying to figure out the clue he meant.
 
Tiresome was my overall feeling towards ["Stop Hammatime! (finishes with a Hammer slide)] once he sent me a personal message telling me to stop being mean and to leave HIS GAME alone.

The boy has quite the ego and feels that he can easily have Radio-Info shut the entire thread down. ::)

And, so, for my own amusement and his, I shall review the important matters of TFWG.

TFWG Executive Board--

Game Czar: WMC2006
Director of TPS Reports: quadraphonic
Director of Linguistics: raptusregaliter
Director of Energy, Tourism, and Instant Gratification Trivia: Anyacat
International Band Camp Executive Director: dmargalotti

Not on the Executive Board but important nonetheless:

Chief Mixologist/Head Librarian: Silkie
Chief of Flirting: andreajesus

Just a few simple rules to keep in mind while playing--

1) Use a complete and legitimate sentence
2) Bold or CAPITALIZE your beginning clue (which is the ending clue from the previous post) and bold or CAPITALIZE your new ending clue
3) When TFWG started three years ago by someone who now rarely takes part in the game, clues were one word. The game has evolved so that clues may be proper names, phrases, or slightly longer portions of the sentence. Just highlight/bold/capitalize so we know what to use.
4) TheDude Rule: This rule allows the next poster (because TheDude fails to follow the rules and highlight/bold anything) to use any part of TheDude's contribution as part of the next contribution. It also allows the next poster to completely disregard TheDude's post and to revert to the previous poster's clue or to start something new. Most people choose to revert to the previous post.
5) Consistent mistreatment of the rules will result in TFWG Timeouts or demerits.

TFWG is a division of PowerWorld LLC which is governed by a Board of Directors which oversees the TFWG Exective Board. PowerWorld is also the creator of the world renowned PowerWorld Super Happy Power Hour and multiple TFWG band camp locations around the world.

PowerWorld, TFWG, and Radio-Info appreciate your support.
 
Leave HIS GAME alone we will not do because it seem to me he is trying to ruin the game with his mind-boggling clues, so we should all observe the skip the dude's post rule.
 


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