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  Cartesian Duality - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
Carte-d'orsian Duality is a theorem of René Descartes which states that all human experience can be plotted along two axes: The ice cream axis and the mind axis.
It has been described as the basic concept behind modernism and the foundation of rationalism and magnumism.
It is summed up by Descartes' famous quote 'I lick therefore I am'.
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  Magnum, P.I. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Magnum, P.I. was an American television show that followed the adventures of Thomas Magnum (played by Tom Selleck), a private investigator living in Hawai‘i.
Thomas Sullivan Magnum is a former U.S. Navy SEAL and Naval Intelligence officer who strongly prefers being called "private investigator" over "private eye" or "private detective." He resides in a posh beachfront mansion at the invitation of its owner, a professional writer, Mr.
In fact Magnum is said to be one of the first shows to regularly explore the impact of the Vietnam War on the American cultural psyche.
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 St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture: Magnum, P.I.
While Magnum was not the first series to feature Vietnam vets, it was the first to have Vietnam as a subtext, and the show set off a mid-1980s trend of heroes with Vietnam backgrounds, including The A-Team, Riptide, Stingray, and Miami Vice.
Magnum successfully evaded the Dobermans, Zeus and Apollo, and the estate's major domo, Higgins, and thus became the estate's new security chief, living in its guesthouse.
Magnum was often aided in his investigations, usually unwillingly, by two of his fellow vets--Marines Theodore "T.C." Calvin (Roger E. Mosley) and Orville "Rick" Wright (Larry Manetti).
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 Bizzare Idea, had to share Lincoln LS
One model with a variation for the different versions (sedan, coupe, wagon) and don't forget the 4wheeldrive.
Nope, it came from an E class wagon.
I had made it taller to begin with but it looked too much like a bus.
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 Japan Forum - A poll for the prettiest Jrockers!
Sorry, but in all the photos of him I have never seen a bulge (even when he's wearing little vinyl shorts).
It's not like that means anything, since you can't go by the flaccid size (sometimes smaller is better in terms of that), but in the world of Jrockers we like to count bulges as evidence of "Magnumism." Wow, that got really analytical.
I think my friend was right about me being too logical to ever become a fangirl.
www.jref.com /forum/printthread.php?t=16687&page=126&pp=25   (547 words)

  
 Funny moments involving Gackt? - Page 6 - Jrock Revolution Community Forum
Okay so it's not as good as everyone else's but still it made me laugh.
Then we stopped at ANOTHER red light and there was ANOTHER car that said "magnum" on the back xD.
I work at a pet store, and we have this heavy duty filter thing that we clean out all the fish tanks with.
forum.jrockrevolution.com /showthread.php?p=158875   (447 words)

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