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Seems like this will be a great evening to do nothing, but watch football and relax. I need to get a haircut, but the laziness won't allow it.
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Rabbit >>> Papadoc
Seems like this will be a great evening to do nothing, but watch football and relax. I need to get a haircut, but the laziness won't allow it.
Roshe runs are pure sex
Can I proclaim myself designated pappasito of TAN?
papi don't feel the same way....
nobody cares! not even your father!
somewhat seriouslove you papi.
Rabbit >>> Papadoc
Stouffer's lasagna > Rabbit's mom's spaghetti.
wats so great about this shoe?
how bout tan go one whole day without using words starting with pap?Can I proclaim myself designated pappasito of TAN?
As the god papi yes I grant you the wishCan I proclaim myself designated pappasito of TAN?
no papa johns coupon for youCan I proclaim myself designated pappasito of TAN?
how bout tan go one whole day without using words starting with pap?
no papa johns coupon for you
*almighty papi infinitum*Is God Papi the highest rank of the Papi's?
Yes I can confirm since I am god papiIs God Papi the highest rank of the Papi's?
http://www.papistacos.com/All these papi calling are making me want some tacos right neow, word to Rck.
what's da name?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_time_zones_on_North_American_broadcasting#United_StatesCan someone explain why tv shows/programs are broadcasted at times that (for example) air at 9/8c?
Why is the airing of said programming at a different time in the central time zone? When a show airs at 9 Eastern Time, that doesnt mean it airs at 6 Pacific Time....it airs at 9 Pacific Time. Why is this different for the Central Time Zone? Why wouldnt the show just air at 9 across the board?
Just something I have always been curious about. Anyone know?
Broadcast networks and cable channels also advertise airtimes in Eastern time, sometimes also including either Central or Pacific time and until the 1980s, Mountain time, depending on whether there is a separate feed for that time zone. This has led to conventions like "tonight at 9/8 Central" (referring to the east feed), "tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern and Pacific" (referring to both the east feed and the three-hour delayed west feed), and "tonight at 9/8 Central and Mountain" (also including the Mountain feed).