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  1. @Visentico Sí... eres un ser único, como todos los demás.
  2. @GoluboiPHL What time do you think you'll be there? I may be a bit late... doing scads of laundry.
  3. @hbehl Yes, I realized that was what you meant. :)
  4. @gregs The Garde State welcomes you. I'm probably heading to Philadelphia willingly later (for the Our Night Out social).
  5. @NadVega There were plenty of non-Christians in 19th-century England.
  6. @parkbenchps If memory serves, iBooks let you change the DVD region settings a few times (4 maybe?) before it locks.
  7. @AngelaMDickson If there's anything really problematic (that could cause embarrassment, law suits, etc.) I ask the client for guidance.
  8. I blame Dickens for the widespread belief that anyone who doesn't celebrate Christmas is just being difficult and antisocial.
  9. RT @isardasorensen: CNN: Why is Uganda attacking homosexuality? (Appalling and outrageous!) http://tinyurl.com/y85j73n
  10. @RiversAreDamp @GoluboiPHL I'll go if people I know are going.
  11. @GoluboiPHL Where is ONO this month?
  12. RT @NOVALanguages: 'Translating' the Bible to suit conservative needs (from the Christian Science Monitor): http://twurl.cc/1xc8
  13. @Visentico Hmmm.... Y supongo que no resulta muy práctico comprarte 43 iPods.
  14. @Visentico Yo optaría por la cita de Hamlet (en el idioma que prefieras).
  15. @broast As in Turner Broadcasting System?
  16. @broast Why? Because you know that tech gifts really *are* studly?
  17. @seldo Not *just* us weirdo Americans use Fahrenheit. It's also used in... um.... well, Belize.
  18. Just delivered a 73,000-word literary translation that I've been working on, off and on, for a year. Much relieved. :)
  19. @rzhale Getting into biblical arguments lets them define the playing field. Bottom line: the Bible is not the yardstick of civil law.
  20. @rzhale Wow... I remember a Spanish bishop making that same exact analogy when Spain was about to legalize same-sex marriage.