TAG are nice, I like mavodo better, too bad I can't afford one.
On 5/2/06, Crow T. Robot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They've obviously never worn a nice Tag
Nick McClure wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/csm/20060502/cm_csm/yslade
Kids these days, won't wear a watch, and won't get off
As a [not that good] guitarist myself I can tell you that his use of
artificial harmonics and tapping in all the right places means that to fake
it he would have to be good enough to play it anyway.
On the up side (and largely to make me feel better) I bet he has no friends,
to play like that he
Doesn't look fake, but damn that's a good Satriani impersonation if
it isn't...
Hmmm, reminds me of trying to learn Baroque, man thatÂ’s tough!
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So what, this is what he was elected to do. His majority of support comes
from Bolivian peasants who have been against private ownership of Bolivia's
resources for some time. And if it fucks up well they will be no worse off
(really poor and treated like dirt) than they were before.
On 5/3/06,
So because they are poor, they should support something that not only
guarantees they will remain that way, but just might bring the rest of the
country down to their level?
So what, this is what he was elected to do. His majority of support comes
from Bolivian peasants who have been against
My point being they elected this guy, they know what they are getting, he is
not planning/threatening to invade other countries that I know of so leave
them to their own devices.
On 5/3/06, G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So because they are poor, they should support something that not only
There's some pretty nice Tags out there for around $400.
On 5/2/06, DeaDCitY Skinhead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TAG are nice, I like mavodo better, too bad I can't afford one.
On 5/2/06, Crow T. Robot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They've obviously never worn a nice Tag
Nick McClure
I'm all for leaving them to their own devices. But it's still a bad, bad
idea.
My point being they elected this guy, they know what they are getting, he
is
not planning/threatening to invade other countries that I know of so leave
them to their own devices.
tis nothing but man jewelry. If I'm going to wear a watch, (which I
typically don't) it's gonna tell me wind speed, gps position, weather for
the next 4 days, and how many female life forms are in the surrounding 50
foot area.
On 5/3/06, Crow T. Robot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's some
And if it could distinguish the ratio of attractive to non-attractive
females, all the better.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
tis nothing but man jewelry. If I'm going to wear a watch, (which I
typically don't) it's gonna tell me wind speed, gps position, weather for
the next 4 days, and how many
If you want a bunch of things besides time in a very nice watch, check out the
Tissot Touch. It is an analog watch with a small screen in it. When you touch 6
points around the watch it allows you to have temperature, altitude, compass,
and 3 other functions I can't remember.
Bob
How much for that 0_0
And does it come in platinum?
:-D
hee hee hee
On 5/3/06, Robert Everland III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want a bunch of things besides time in a very nice watch, check out
the Tissot Touch. It is an analog watch with a small screen in it. When you
touch 6 points
I'll buy that for a dollar
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tis nothing but man jewelry. If I'm going to wear a watch, (which I
typically
Maybe it's just me, but does *anyone* use all that crap on their watch,
ever?
I've got a nice watch, but all it does is tell time. I don't need it to
cook me breakfast or tell me what the atmospheric pressure where I'm
standing.
Seems like a big waste.
Robert Everland III wrote:
If you
I had an iron man when I was active duty. It had useful features like
always on lighting, multiple alarms and timers, and multiple time zones. I
used all of those functions at one time or another as an infantryman.
Tim
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Anyone know where I can find a similar image to the one show below.
Requirement would be a High Resolution image to fit on a banner display
for an upcoming conference. I have no problems in purchasing it but
rather
not fork out 200-300 just for the image. The dimensions of the banner
display
will
Ok, maybe I should have said does the average shmuck have the need for
all the accoutrement?
I could definitely see the need for an infantryman to have that stuff.
deadcityskin wrote:
I had an iron man when I was active duty. It had useful features like
always on lighting, multiple
Mine tells the date, and has the ability to be a stopwatch also
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Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 10:37 AM
To: CF-Community
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Maybe it's just me, but does *anyone* use all that
Do you use the stopwatch?
Nick McClure wrote:
Mine tells the date, and has the ability to be a stopwatch also
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only when he tries to break his 31 second record. :)
On 5/3/06, Crow T. Robot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you use the stopwatch?
Nick McClure wrote:
Mine tells the date, and has the ability to be a stopwatch also
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I have, but not often. Usually to settle an argument of some sort.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 10:49 AM
To: CF-Community
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Do you use the stopwatch?
Over or under?
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Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 10:51 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Kids don't wear watches anymore
only when he tries to break his 31 second record. :)
have you check on http://www.sxc.hu for any of their royalty free imagery
On 5/3/06, Adkins, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know where I can find a similar image to the one show below.
Requirement would be a High Resolution image to fit on a banner display
for an upcoming conference.
I don't think anyone is suggesting doing anything other than leaving them to
their own devices. It's just sad to see yet another doomed experiment in
Communist economics.
On 5/3/06, Bram wrote:
My point being they elected this guy, they know what they are getting, he
is
not
And Medicare is already, as of this year, paying out more than it takes in,
according to the report.
On 5/2/06, Gruss Gott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Social Security, Medicare to run out sooner
By Jeanne Sahadi
May 1, 2006: 6:07 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - The trustees of Social Security
No fault in the argument, though the fact that there is no such thing as a
non-hybrib Prius does make comparisons a little more difficult.
Well there is, if you look at body type. Toyota just calls it a Matrix.
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Edmunds.com has done an article on this and they predict that gas would have to
be at least $5.60 per gallon for hybrid drivers to break even if they drove
15,000 miles per year over the five years
Ok how does that break down for somebody who is driving 25,000 miles a year and
plans on keeping
Which brings up the questionSocial Security, Medicare, etc...are
these mini-socialist experiments here in the ole' capitalist US of A that
are going tits up?
And Medicare is already, as of this year, paying out more than it takes
in,
according to the report.
And it is all Bush's fault, of course.
Social Security, Medicare to run out sooner
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May 1, 2006: 6:07 PM EDT
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And it is all Bush's fault, of course.
well... yeah... duh...
;-)
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On 5/3/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok how does that break down for somebody who is driving 25,000 miles a
year and plans on keeping the car for 10 years? That's how long I kept
my previous vehicle a Toyota Corolla.
Good question, and not one anyone here is qualified to answer.
I
Ok, so that car looks to be about $3,500 less than a Prius in my area.
How much $$ do you save a week on gas?
-Cameron
On 5/3/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No fault in the argument, though the fact that there is no such thing as a
non-hybrib Prius does make comparisons a little
One of the problems is that there is little knowledge on how long hybrids
last and their upkeep cost over that many years.
When we went to buy a car last year we looked at the Hybrid Ford Escape, and
they said that they wouldn't sell anything past manufacturers warrantee.
-Original
The research that I did suggested about 100K miles on the batteries and
$2-3K to replace them.
Thanks
Scott
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Interesting question. I think the answer is a little more complicated than
yes or no. Originally, these programs were intended to be used as social
safety nets for poor people who had lived past normal life expectancy. The
old image was of a poor old widow who had never worked and had no means of
I wear a $20 Timex Expedition.
Mine has multiple time zones, which is nice for tracking my Dad's
travels (although f***king India has to use a half-hour, which isn't
supported).
It has a countdown timer, which is nice for cooking and such. I use
it frequently when baking or broiling, since it
It's pretty expensive like $500 - $700. They have a titanium version, not sure
about platinum.
Bob
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http://www.infotecbsi.com/wildlife/
(Very SFW) (works in IE, not FF)
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Ok, so that car looks to be about $3,500 less than a Prius in my area. How
much $$ do you save a week on gas?
-Cameron
I save $10 - $15 a week over my old 1991 Corolla. I do not know compared to a
Matrix, I have never driven one of them. I presume one would have to do
something with the
One of the problems is that there is little knowledge on how long hybrids last
and their upkeep cost over that many years.
This is true for many of the Johnny-come-lately models, yes. But Toyota has
been making the Prius for over ten years now. I suspect they have an idea how
their cars are
The Jury recommends life.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 4:25 PM
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True, but keep in mind most of them use the Toyota parts. I am pretty sure
the Ford Escape does.
I know the mechanic costs are higher, but I don't know by how much. In 10
years I'm sure they made a lot of changes, and improvements.
Of course, after I did the math, it just wasn't economical for
On 5/3/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is true for many of the Johnny-come-lately models, yes. But Toyota
has been making the Prius for over ten years now. I suspect they have an
idea how their cars are holding up. And mine came with a 10 year 100,000
mile warranty on the
The Jury recommends life.
good, no martyrdom for him then.
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If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
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On 5/3/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I save $10 - $15 a week over my old 1991 Corolla. I do not know
compared to a Matrix, I have never driven one of them. I presume
one would have to do something with the EPA values.
I presume it's not cheaper to drive a Hybrid (today).
-Cameron
I wasn't worried so much about the battery, just other things.
I know how to work on normal cars, but hybrids add things that I've never
dealt with.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 4:43 PM
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Subject:
His name will be changed to Sheila and he will be the official bitch of a
biker named Bubba, who will lightly lubricate him with pork grease before
each encounter
Thanks
Scott
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h.most diesels are warranted for 100K.whereas they can typically
run for 250K ~ 500K
On 5/3/06, Cameron Childress [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/3/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is true for many of the Johnny-come-lately models, yes. But Toyota
has been making the
No way he'll go in general population. I'm sure he will get solitary
confinement.
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His name will be changed to
I hope they accidentally throw him in GenPop, they'll molest his
squirrelly little ass for days
Thanks
Scott
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Bubba won't mind a little privacy
On 5/3/06, Nick McClure wrote:
No way he'll go in general population. I'm sure he will get solitary
confinement.
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RoMunn wrote:
I don't think anyone is suggesting doing anything other than leaving them to
their own devices. It's just sad to see yet another doomed experiment in
Communist economics.
This is what makes me wonder about imperialism. You'll have a person
like Gel rally against US imperialism
You and I both used the word typically, but I think you didn't see mine.
-Cameron
On 5/3/06, Zaphod Beeblebrox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
h.most diesels are warranted for 100K.whereas they can typically
run for 250K ~ 500K
On 5/3/06, Cameron Childress [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WillBo wrote:
The Jury recommends life.
good, no martyrdom for him then.
I don't he was part of the Op. Only as a extra extra backup. I think
he is one of those loser guys that people manipulate and take
advantage of.
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Don't they all fit that description?
On 5/3/06, Gruss Gott wrote:
I don't he was part of the Op. Only as a extra extra backup. I think
he is one of those loser guys that people manipulate and take
advantage of.
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aSam wrote:
Don't they all fit that description?
No - the leader (can't remember his name) was a true leader and
clever. I'm sure he had charisma and charm. Moussai seems like on of
these guys that was always on the outside, but bragged he was on the
inside.
Like those guys that wear
gg wrote:
Like those guys that wear SECURITY t-shirts when they volunteer.
No offense, btw.
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It seems to me that he is taking the powere away from the international
companies in favor of the nation... although it's a bit heavy handed, it's
legal and I think it's proper. Why should all of that money leave the
country? If it's oil-rich, then the population should be much better off.
I'll give you ten bucks if this move actually improves their economy.
Ask yourself this one question. Why is it that many of the most
resource-rich nations on the planet- especially resource-rich in oil and
gas- have had some of the most screwed-up, corrupt, repressive regimes in
human history?
I just got done watching the firefoxflicks (the top ones) and I couldn't
stop cracking up over the Whee one. I thought it was funny enough that I
copied the whee sound and installed it on my network admins computer and
then attached it to the start navigation sound. Now, whenever he browses to
a
I'm not anti-business, but I am anti-internationlism. I think that the
President has a duty to renegotiate the terms of the contract to benefit his
country. I don't know much about their history down their, but if the
regime that was in power before made sweet deals that benefitted the big
*smirk*
And who ruled the US to show them how it was done?
Or is it only Americans and Protestant Extremists kicked out of Europe
that are allowed to struggle and find their way to prosperity?
Other races and peoples just aren't good enough huh.
They need to be ruled with an iron fist, and
Which one is that in the list?
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From: Zaphod Beeblebrox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 7:02 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Firefox flicks
I just got done watching the firefoxflicks (the top ones) and I couldn't
stop cracking up over the Whee
Gruss can speak for himself, but his comments seem to be directed at
imperialism generally and not the US specifically. I would actually trace it
back to European imperialism starting in the 16th century. This is a very
large generalization, but here goes: the places colonized by Britain- Canada
Lol! You think that's what he meant?
Sorry I only have this to go by:
You'll have a person
like Gel rally against US imperialism - maybe justifiably. But you
have to wonder if there isn't benefit to it.
So..
o/ I WANNA be a Cooowwwboooyyy!!
With the top let back and the sunshine shining!!
first one on top flicks
On 5/3/06, SMR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which one is that in the list?
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Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 7:02 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Firefox flicks
I just got done watching the
RoMunn wrote:
The places colonized by
Spain (and throw Portugal in there)- most of Latin America, the Phillipines-
followed a more Catholic/monarchist imperialist path, and they are not
generally as developed, stable, or prosperous as the original British
colonies.
[actually replying to
I finally got to watch this.
This guy is definitely playing for real. There are a few spots where he
gets off the tape and you can hear his guitar not perfectly matching the
'record' he is playing too.
There are a ton of videos on the net like this; i think I spent half a
day on google
On 5/3/06, Gruss Gott wrote:
No - the leader (can't remember his name) was a true leader and
clever. I'm sure he had charisma and charm. Moussai seems like on of
these guys that was always on the outside, but bragged he was on the
inside.
I was thinking most leaders don't plan battles to
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