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Linger Longer


sv:Linger longer Linger longer is a card game related to Go boom. The aim of the game is to keep your cards for as long as possible. When you run out of cards you are eliminated from the game.

1 No Longer Prime


The gist of this should be dealt with at prime number. Redirecting again. Charles Matthews 17:43, 26 Apr 2005 (UTC) Ok but its not and as you said it would be a very big discussion so it warrants its own page. Cyclotronwiki 02:33, 27 Apr 2005 Taipei Look, it is absurd for you to copy into WP things I wrote to you in answer to your question. If you have a real interest in this matter, you should try to verify what I suggested. That is, research the question. It is a mildly interesting historical point, that's all. Like it says below the edit box: :''Please cite your sources so others can check your work.'' If you just add stuff like this, WP becomes less reliable. It is not meant to contain people's personal theories. If you come up with something solid about this, come back and add it. Otherwise this isn't at all helpful. Charles Matthews 18:43, 26 Apr 2005 (UTC) Yes I know that was cheeky but I couldn't cite you since you removed it from your user talk page. I'm glad you acknowledge the historical side of it. Cyclotronwiki 03:07, 27 Apr 2005 Taipei

Legs To Make Us Longer


''Legs to Make Us Longer'' is the second album by American guitar virtuoso Kaki King, released in 2004 (see 2004 in music).

Track listing

all tracks written by Kaki King #"Frame" - 2:04 #"Playing With Pink Noise" - 3:02 #"Ingots" - 3:53 #"Doing the Wrong Thing" - 5:04 #"Solipsist" - 2:30 #"Neanderthal" - 4:28 #"Can the Gwot Save Us?" - 4:20 #"Lies" - 4:55 #"All the Landslides Birds Have Seen Since the Beginning of the World." - 2:42 #"Magazine" - 4:08 #"My Insect Life" - 10:34

Personnel

  • Kaki King - guitar
  • Will Calhoun - drums
  • Hector Castillo - bass drums
  • Erik Friedlander - cello
  • Joyce Hammann - violin, viola
  • Conrad Korsch - upright bass
  • Ben Perowsky - drums
  • David Torn - bass, piano, drums
  • T. Xiques - cymbals

    Production

  • Producer: David Torn
  • Executive producer: Jeff Patrick Krasno
  • Engineer: Hector Castillo
  • Assistant engineers: Nishiki Ichiho, James Reagan
  • Mixing: Hector Castillo, David Torn
  • Mixing assistants: Nishiki Ichiho, James Reagan
  • Mastering: Greg Calbi
  • A&R: Kaz Utsunomiya
  • Assistants: Chris Powers, Sean Price
  • Product manager: Scott Greeg
  • Arranger: David Torn
  • Art direction: Brian Ponto
  • Photography: Ian Allen Category:Kaki King albums Category:2004 albums Category:Instrumental rock albums

    List Of Cities That No Longer Have Trolleybuses


    This is a list of cities that had trolleybuses at a time in the past, and do not have them anymore.

    Australia

  • Adelaide 1932-1963
  • Brisbane 1951-1969
  • Hobart 1935-1968
  • Launceston 1950-1968
  • Perth 1933-1938
  • Sydney 1937-1959

    Austria

  • Gmünd, Lower Austria - (July 16, 1907-July 14, 1916)
  • Graz - (October 1, 1941-August 26, 1967)
  • Innsbruck - (April 8, 1944-February 29 1976); reintroduced December 17, 1988
  • Judenburg - (1910-1914)
  • Kapfenberg - (July 1, 1944-March 31, 2002)
  • Klagenfurt - (August 6, 1944-April 16, 1963)
  • Klosterneuburg - (May 22, 1908-December 1919)
  • Leoben - (March 1, 1949-July 13, 1973)
  • Sankt Lambrecht - (November 16 1945-April 21, 1951)
  • Vienna (October 14, 1908-October 30, 1938 and October 9, 1946-December 3, 1958) http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a8601792/obus.html

    Belgium

  • Antwerp, Belgium (1929-1964)
  • Brussels, Belgium (1939-1964)
  • Liège, Belgium (1930-1971)

    Canada

  • Calgary, Alberta (1947-1975)
  • Victoria, British Columbia (1945 demo)
  • Winnipeg, Manitoba (1938-1970)
  • Halifax, Nova Scotia (1949-1969)
  • Cornwall, Ontario (1949-1970)
  • Kitchener, Ontario (1947-1973)
  • Ottawa, Ontario (1951-1959)
  • Thunder Bay, Ontario (1947-1972)
  • Toronto, Ontario (1922-1925, 1947-1993)
  • Windsor, Ontario (1922-1926)
  • Montreal, Quebec (1937-1966)
  • Regina, Saskatchewan (1947-1966)
  • Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (1948-1974)

    China

  • Shenyang (1951-1999)
  • Tianjin (1951-1995)
  • Qiqiha (1959-2002)
  • Jilin (1960-2000)
  • Nanjing (1960-1996)
  • Benxi (1960-1996)
  • Chengdu (1962-1997)
  • Fuzhou (1983-2001)
  • Anshan (1974-1999)

    Czech Republic

  • Prague

    Finland

  • Helsinki, Finland (1949-1985)
  • Tampere, Finland (1949-1977)

    Germany and the Free City of Danzig

    '''Also including cities ceeded to Poland & the Soviet Union after 1945. '''''List not complete''. The numbers ''(00)''

    South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut


    ''South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut'' is a 1999 motion picture based on the cartoon television series of ''South Park''.

    Plot

    The plot deals with the four South Park eight-year-old stars who sneak into a profanity-filled movie entitled ''Asses of Fire'', featuring fictional Canadians Terrance and Phillip. After watching the film, the boys start to swear even more than usual, and the parent-teacher outrage that ensues triggers an international crisis that eventually escalates into a war between the United States and Canada. A sub-plot of the film involves a scheming Saddam Hussein, who tries to take over the world with the assistance of his gay lover, Satan (a sub-plot that led to the film being banned in Iraq). A few new minor characters are introduced, including Gregory of Yardale and The Mole. The Mole has been featured a few times in cameo-like appearances on the television series, appearing once on a television talk show during one episode. The film is a musical, and features twelve songs. The song "Blame Canada" was nominated for an Academy Award, allegedly because it is the least profane of the songs (though "Up There" actually has no profanity at all). It was the first song with profanity ever nominated for an Oscar, causing some concern about its performance in the Oscar ceremony. Nevertheless, Robin Williams performed the song with a full chorus line.

    Controversy

    ''South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut'' is allegedly the most profanity-filled movie ever produced. It is difficult to dismiss this claim, considering the film features a song entitled "Uncle Fucka" in the Terrance and Philip movie that uses the word ''fuck'' over 30 times. The song title originally used ''mother'' rather than ''uncle'', but it was changed to qualify for an R rating (instead of NC-17); also, the authors say ''uncle'' sounds funnier than ''mother''. The movie angered moral conservatives not only for its heavy use of profanity, but also for its depiction


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