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I'd rather have someone hit me on the back of the head with a brick, riverdance on my head, and then run away with my wallet than kill billions of people by synthesizing a supervirus that escapes from the laboratory.


To search for the ideal city today is useless. For all cities are different. Each one has its own spirit, its own problems, and its own pattern of life. As long as the city lives, these aspects continue to change. Thus to look for the ideal city is not only a waste of time but may be seriously detrimental. In fact, the concept is obsolete; there is no such thing.

-Steen Eiler Rasmussen, 1898-1990 (SimCity 2000 User Manual).

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I'd rather recieve a lap dance from Liza Manelli then get a caught recieving a lap dance from Liza Manelli.


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I'd rather get caught getting a lap dance from Liza Manelli than getting a lap dance from George W Bush.

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I'd rather get a lapdance from G.W. Bush than actually be G.W. Bush.


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I'd rather be G.W. Bush then ...(thinks very hard)...have a tire hit me in the face and then have a donkey sit on my head, not letting me get away, so my body is stuck in the middle of some place where canaballs live.


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I'd rather eat a lightbulb than eat a flourescent tube.


To search for the ideal city today is useless. For all cities are different. Each one has its own spirit, its own problems, and its own pattern of life. As long as the city lives, these aspects continue to change. Thus to look for the ideal city is not only a waste of time but may be seriously detrimental. In fact, the concept is obsolete; there is no such thing.

-Steen Eiler Rasmussen, 1898-1990 (SimCity 2000 User Manual).

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I'd rather break a window in Dirk's house than get hit by a Formula 1 car at top speed.


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Id rather double post and have the moderators drive-by shoot me then have my entire computer crash and explode, right as I was about to finish the last city in a region


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I'd rather have my entire computer crash and explode, right as I was about to finish the last city in a region than use Windows Vista.


To search for the ideal city today is useless. For all cities are different. Each one has its own spirit, its own problems, and its own pattern of life. As long as the city lives, these aspects continue to change. Thus to look for the ideal city is not only a waste of time but may be seriously detrimental. In fact, the concept is obsolete; there is no such thing.

-Steen Eiler Rasmussen, 1898-1990 (SimCity 2000 User Manual).

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I'd rather have someone hit me on the back of the head with a brick, riverdance on my head, and then run away with my wallet than eat my entire bedroom

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Id rather eat my entire bedroom then use a mac

mrjoehobo, there is a two post rule, meaning that you cant post again in one forum game until two people have posted   after you.


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... than ride in a toyota

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Originally posted by: mrjoehobo

... than ride in a toyotaquote>

I don't think you're getting the point.  After me, someone else has to post before you do. So there has to be at least two people between your posts. 

And you also have to use the last sentence, you can only make up the last half of your post.

eg. I'd rather ride in a Toyota than ride in a Prius.

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Priuses can actually reach high speeds?

Anyway, I'd rather be hit by a Prius moving at high speed than hit by a Kenworth truck doing ninety.


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I'd rather get hit by a Kentworth at three hundred and eighty than have to come up with a completely ridiculous suggestion to make up for a lack of imagination.


To search for the ideal city today is useless. For all cities are different. Each one has its own spirit, its own problems, and its own pattern of life. As long as the city lives, these aspects continue to change. Thus to look for the ideal city is not only a waste of time but may be seriously detrimental. In fact, the concept is obsolete; there is no such thing.

-Steen Eiler Rasmussen, 1898-1990 (SimCity 2000 User Manual).

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have to come up with a completely ridiculous suggestion to make up for a lack of imagination Than never have enjoyed pie/pi!!!!

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I'd rather have never enjoyed pie/pi than be banned for life because somewone else hacked into Simtropolis and made me member of the year.

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I'd rather be banned for life because somewone else hacked into Simtropolis and made me member of the year than go another year without being member of the year.


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I'd rather go another year without being member of the year then never be member of the year.


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I'd rather never be member of the year than be member of the year on false pretences.


To search for the ideal city today is useless. For all cities are different. Each one has its own spirit, its own problems, and its own pattern of life. As long as the city lives, these aspects continue to change. Thus to look for the ideal city is not only a waste of time but may be seriously detrimental. In fact, the concept is obsolete; there is no such thing.

-Steen Eiler Rasmussen, 1898-1990 (SimCity 2000 User Manual).

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I'd rather be the one to break the silly chain of member of the year lines than be ridiculed on South Park.


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I'd rather eat my own tongue with a rusty fork than contract Ebola virus.


To search for the ideal city today is useless. For all cities are different. Each one has its own spirit, its own problems, and its own pattern of life. As long as the city lives, these aspects continue to change. Thus to look for the ideal city is not only a waste of time but may be seriously detrimental. In fact, the concept is obsolete; there is no such thing.

-Steen Eiler Rasmussen, 1898-1990 (SimCity 2000 User Manual).

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