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A number of television series created by Dick Wolf. Although all stories and characters are fictional, the storylines for every episode is original and extremely entertaining.
They are 4 kinds of Law & Order series:
Law & Order
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Law & Order: Trial by Jury
They are 4 kinds of Law & Order series:
Law & Order
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Law & Order: Trial by Jury
by Gearbox May 1, 2005
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Depending on how it works in your area, you can also inflict pain to the people who got ripped.
Depending on how it works in your area, you can also inflict pain to the people who got ripped.
by Gearbox April 23, 2005
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"Cunnilingus Rice sounds like a Mexican dish. Maybe we should send her to Mexico have the Mexicans eat her!"
by Gearbox January 25, 2005
Get the Cunnilingus Rice mug.They recently invaded America with their J-Pop music. The band "Puffy" was formed by Ami Onuki and Yumi Yoshimura and made a hit single in 1996 called "Asia No Junshin". They have achieved superstar status in Japan, occasionally appearing in magazines and television, and have even successfully sold its own line of clothing, shoes, and toys.
Their band name was changed to "Puffy AmiYumi" in America to avoid confusion with Sean "Puffy/Puff Daddy/P.Diddy" Combs.
Puffy AmiYumi's music has somehow combined traditional rock instrumentals, Japan pop sensibilities, and their vocals into a style of their own.
They also have their own animated show on Cartoon Network (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi) in which Ami, Yumi, and Kaz go through a series of misadventures. Hilarity ensues. Their music (and even themselves) will be seen and heard in every episode.
Their band name was changed to "Puffy AmiYumi" in America to avoid confusion with Sean "Puffy/Puff Daddy/P.Diddy" Combs.
Puffy AmiYumi's music has somehow combined traditional rock instrumentals, Japan pop sensibilities, and their vocals into a style of their own.
They also have their own animated show on Cartoon Network (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi) in which Ami, Yumi, and Kaz go through a series of misadventures. Hilarity ensues. Their music (and even themselves) will be seen and heard in every episode.
by Gearbox January 13, 2005
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Your usual objective is to take out enemies, key targets, or carefully eliminate the character while he/she has a hostage.
To have the utmost experience of sniping, always play at an arcade; Controllers just don't cut it.
Your usual objective is to take out enemies, key targets, or carefully eliminate the character while he/she has a hostage.
To have the utmost experience of sniping, always play at an arcade; Controllers just don't cut it.
Tap Dancer: Wanna play DDR? LOL!
Rifleman: Pfft, screw that game. I'm heading over to the Silent Scope area.
Rifleman: Pfft, screw that game. I'm heading over to the Silent Scope area.
by Gearbox January 25, 2005
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Girl: OMG CHECK OUT MY FITTY CENT RINGTONE!!! *dun, du-*
Guy: *Bashes phone on ground* Shut up, goddamnit.
Guy: *Bashes phone on ground* Shut up, goddamnit.
by Gearbox January 25, 2005
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All their products are normally retailed at $19.99, which is very cheap compared to its competitors, Gameshark and Action Replay and can be found at any store that features a gaming section.
Its current version of 9.0 features hard-drive support (meaning downloading saves/codes to the hard drive to save memory card space) and has over 70000 codes for over 900 games.
It might have some codes that you won't find on other cheat devices.
All their products are normally retailed at $19.99, which is very cheap compared to its competitors, Gameshark and Action Replay and can be found at any store that features a gaming section.
Its current version of 9.0 features hard-drive support (meaning downloading saves/codes to the hard drive to save memory card space) and has over 70000 codes for over 900 games.
It might have some codes that you won't find on other cheat devices.
Dude, Action Replay wastes on their time on the graphics. Get a Codebreaker, at least it spends their time on codes.
by Gearbox January 20, 2005
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