Does anyone have Manhattan Veggie?
William Bowen wrote:
> who would like 'em?
>
>
>
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Thanks, Jerry! They're all safely stashed in my account now :-) And
now I have things to trade!
Jerry Johnson wrote:
> Well, you now have all the ones I could send...
>
> I didn't do the new one, since William offered first.
>
> On 1/11/07, Robyn < [EMAIL PRO
I'll take them! rfollen [ at ] yahoo
I just started this IconBuffet thingy and have one lonely library - Oslo
Finance... Bo-ring!
Robyn
William Bowen wrote:
> who would like 'em?
>
>
>
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Looks like I'm not the only one thinking 'bout this:
http://ajaxian.com/archives/iphone-could-change-mobile-browsing
Robyn wrote:
> So, all this talk of the Apple iPhone has made me wonder what will
> happen to all the work people are doing to make their big fat web
So, all this talk of the Apple iPhone has made me wonder what will
happen to all the work people are doing to make their big fat web pages
render appropriately on mobile devices.
Did anyone see the demo of surfing the web with the iPhone? You get to
see the entire big fat web page in a real br
I can also wholeheartedly recommend the Nuvi. I got it for my husband
and it's great. The best part is that it's small and portable and not
one of the clunkier models out there. Love the POI! It knows lots of
good restaurants :-)
Charlie Griefer wrote:
> this exact model is on the top of m
I have nothing useful to add to this discussion except for a little
Dilbert humor :-)
http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/dilbert-20061126.html
Bryan F Hogan wrote:
> Can anyone speak on the Six Sigma and/or Project Management Professional
> Certifications. I'd like to get both of thes
A collar that barks, too? Sounds even noisier!
:-)
Gert B. Frobe wrote:
> just get a barking shock collar.
>
> if that doesn't work. get rid of the dog. or the neighbor...
>
> On 11/22/06, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Gawd, I hope that was a joke.
>>
~~~
I'm with you, Ray. I don't think I could give my neighbor the remote to
a shock collar, but honestly, we were thinking about getting one for out
dog (that *we* controlled) so that we could make sure she knows that
barking is not ok when we are around (We do reprimand her now, but it's
tricky t
; You also might setup a web cam in your back yard and try to find out what
> the dog is barking at.
>
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Robyn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 10:09 AM
>> To: CF-Community
>> Subject: Eeek...
ibrary_view.aspx?ID=101&sid=1
>
>
>
> Robyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 11/22/2006 10:08 AM
> To: CF-Community
> cc: (bcc: Scott A. Stewart/REAC/HHQ/HUD)
> Subject:Eeek... Dog barking problem
>
>
>
So, this morning, our neighbor came over and alerted us (very gently and
nicely) to the fact that our dog apparently barks all day long while we
are gone. All day, and it's been going on for months. I'm surprised it
took her so long to tell us!
Our setup is that we have a room in the house th
Ha, cute. In reality, my cat is pretty bold and would most likely
pounce on the Roomba when it's doing its rounds... or try to nibble on
it when it wasn't moving. I'm sure she'd think it was competition for
her precious. precious kibble!
Ray Champagne wrote:
> I learned something new today..
Lots of hair that stays on the dog! Labradoodles don't shed.
Well, that's only partly true. Our labradoodle sheds like mad, because
she's half lab, half poodle. But the ones that are 2nd and 3rd
generation with more poodle in them don't shed, or shed much more lightly.
Anyway, I'd be scared
http://www.breedersonline.co.uk/photos/3a/931x3_1.jpg
Robyn wrote:
> Yup, sounds like you're doing it perfectly! With the bell, we would say
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Yup, sounds like you're doing it perfectly! With the bell, we would say
"outside" and gently push our puppy's nose to ring the bell, then go
outside.
One thought about bell vs. scratching the door - It's definitely not too
late to change, and the bell might be a less destructive habit in the
Puppies need to go:
* After they eat anything
* After they wake up from a nap
* After they play.
Every. Single. Time.
This might seem like all the time, and it might just be! But it will
get better. You just have to be consistent and smarter than the dog
(not always easy!)
Also, another tip
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> http://www.worldindisorder.com/loki/loki_3_11-04-2006.jpg
> http://www.worldindisorder.com/loki/loki_4_11-04-2006.jpg <- our
> favorite picture
> http://www.worldindisorder.com/loki/loki_7_11-04-2006.jpg
>
>
>
> On 11/8/06, Robyn <
What kind of dog? Any pics for us?? It's no fair that we get to talk
about the puppy and not see it!
Tony wrote:
> oh, he is "the dog whisperer"
>
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I was surprised at an Ajax conference that I just attended that there
were *very* few .NET developers and tons of Java developers. (Nary a
CFer to be found, either...) I don't know if it's the nature of the Ajax
crowd, or this conference in particular, or a sign of what's to come in
developmen
Oh, and I know it's different for everyone's dog and situation, but you
could consider looking into crate training for the nighttime yelping issue.
Robyn wrote:
> Agreed on the positive reinforcement. Along G's point, if you catch him
> peeing elsewhere, a very stern &qu
Agreed on the positive reinforcement. Along G's point, if you catch him
peeing elsewhere, a very stern "No" and finger point or other indicative
body language is usually enough to convey your point. This will only
work if you catch him in the act and immediately put him back on the pad
(then
They have had these in Europe (well, at least in Germany) for several
years. Many people use them to make sparkling water, which many Germans
drink like we drink tap water. Personally, I've been tempted, but I
think bringing a device like this into my home would compel me to drink
*way* too m
I went for many years not watching TV, mainly in college, and for a
bunch of years afterwards. Nowadays I don't watch a ton, but just a few
shows (don't laugh!):
- House (the best show on TV)
- America's next top model (not the best show on TV)
- The Daily Show
- Red Sox games
Erika L. Walker
Nope, it was put on by NotFluffJustStuff and the Ajaxian crew. It was
an excellent conference...
Deanna Schneider wrote:
> Was this put on by CFDJ? I went to one in New York earlier this
> summer. Same experience - Simon Horwith was the only CF person I
> recognized.
>
> On
Did anyone attend the Ajax Experience conference in Boston this week? I
looked around for familiar names, thinking maybe I'd recognize some
fellow CFers, but didn't. Seemed mostly to be Java, Ruby, and Python fol
Tony, that is horrible news.
Hopefully Rocky can have all the Greenies he can eat and many belly
scratches, too, to make him feel at least a bit better...
:-(
Tony wrote:
> and yes, im as distraught as anytime in my life.
> i cannot even fathom the loss of him this quick in his life.
> i dont
LOVE it. So funny :-)
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> My wife doesn't think this is funny, my coworkers don't think it's
> funny, I think it's freakin' hillarious:
>
> http://www.threadless.com/product/623/Haikus_are_easy_but
>
>
>
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What is the blond woman's name in real life? She plays Harriet...
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> I knew I liked Studio 60 as soon as I saw Amanda Peet.
>
>
> On 10/4/06, Jerry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I also like Bones, NCIS, and think I am going to like Studio 60.
>>
>>
>> On 10/4/06,
Hey! You live in the same town that Kelly Clarkson grew up in?
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> I'd be happy to share anytime you're in Burleson, TX :)
>
>
> On 9/29/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> You need to share
>>
>> sas
>>
>> Scott A. Stewart
>> REAC/PASS-IT
>> (202)-4
He better not hurt himself more than he already is, 'cause he's on my
fantasy team, and all my good people are getting injured. Damn him!
Tony wrote:
> i dont think so.
>
> i mean, all his acting out is due to something that happened in his past.
> haunting depression and other factors can le
th St. instead of turn left in .02 miles) is very
important, since he has a lot of trouble getting around and it'll be
useful to teach him some street names. It gets great reviews, and I
hope he likes it! It gets here tomorrow! Not sure if I'll be able to
keep it a secret all night, t
Boston: $2.49
Nick McClure wrote:
> So, its been a while sense we had a gas price thread so, here we go:
>
>
>
> Lexington $2.16
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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brain unit in
> the trunk every two years. The audio directions are good and the
> visual cues are very helpfull. Occasionally it sends me a bit out of
> the way, but it never really has sent me to the wrong spot.
>
> Hey - you did say no budget constraints!
>
> -Cam
I was probably off reading programming books somewhere, playing video
games, or maybe having lingerie-clad pillow fights with my girlfriends.
You know... standard stuff.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> A woman who puts no budget constraints on techie devicesmy
> god, where were you when I w
I'm looking to get a GPS system for my car. Anyone out there with
suggestions or experience to impart? I want something that can be moved
from car to car, and can be charged by the cigarette lighter or also
powered by battery. I'm willing to spend a fair amount on this, so
pretend there are
My cat was outdoor/indoor. He was absolutely miserable inside and let
us know every chance he could by whining. Incessantly. And Loudly. I
adopted him when he was about a year and he had been an outdoor cat, so
keeping him in seemed unfortunate for him.
The good things about indoor/outdoor:
My cat was outdoor/indoor. He was absolutely miserable inside and let
us know every chance he could by whining. Incessantly. And Loudly. I
adopted him when he was about a year and he had been an outdoor cat, so
keeping him in seemed unfortunate for him.
The good things about indoor/outdoor:
Why does scuba diving have to happen so early?
Jacob wrote:
> Yea.. I picked a great hobby. Get up at 5am on the weekends. Haul 50+
> pounds of gear on your back.
>
> But... a completely different and relaxing world under the surface of the
> ocean.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> My girls will be 4 this tuesday. I have a b-day later this month.
> Virgos Unite!
>
> Happy-bday
>
Thanks! And same to you and your girls! Go Virgos!
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Ray Champagne wrote:
> Happy birthday(s)!
Thanks!
> Horseshoe tourney on Monday, though!
As in, you play horseshoes in a tournament? Sounds like a euphemism I'm
not familiar with :-)
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Sounds great! Jealous.
Jacob wrote:
> Catalina and Laguna Beach.. California.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 11:03 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Weekend plans
>
> Where?
>
> On 9/1/06, Jacob wrote:
>> Scuba divin
Today is dragging. Let's talk about the weekend! What's everyone doing?
My husband and I both have birthdays this weekend, so there will be a
family and a non-family party... and some much needed time to do some
knitting/sewing.
Sounds like it could be the Johnson Rod.
Paul Ihrig wrote:
> so a rim would sound like some thing rubbing or bumping?
> i dont see any dent on the out side of the rim.
>
> maybe
> that would be cheaper the a break hanging?
>
> On 8/29/06, William Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> have them che
Just saw Del this summer. He does killer versions of all sorts of stuff :-)
Maureen wrote:
> If you like bluegrass music at all, Del McCoury does an absolutely
> killer version of 52 Vincent.
>
> I want one of those motorcycles in a big way.
>
> On 8/28/06, Dana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> wo
Ew!
Paul Ihrig wrote:
> here is a pic a buddy of mine took last week.
> of a snake eating a fish
>
> http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/bferriot/detail?.dir=cbdbre2&.dnm=8351re2.jpg&.src=ph
>
>
>
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I'm no good with plants, but we have a corn plant that looks kind of
like this (much bigger, but same leaves). It doesn't have the
sticky-uppy thingies with the things hanging off it, though.
Nick McClure wrote:
> Didn't take anytime for me to download it. Still don't know what the hell it
> is
Try getting a Kill-a-watt reader - you plug it into the outlet and plug
something in to it (e.g., your fridge) and it will tell you how much
energy it draws.
Quite cool:
http://www.p3international.com/products/special/P4400/P4400-CE.html
G Money wrote:
> $500 That is outrageous.
>
> Highes
So you're the owner of two new Scottie puppies? Congratulations!
What're their names?
Gruss Gott wrote:
> We decided to save some Scotties and it turns out that Missouri is the
> puppy mill capital of the US. There are tons of dogs of all sorts to
> rescue down there so, if you need one, use pe
Gruss, so sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a loved
pet. It's really nice that you're channeling some of your energy into
being an advocate for pet well-being and rescue. I'm sure Annie would
appreciate it!
Gruss Gott wrote:
> Our loyal Scottie, Annie, suddenly passed away
Wow, our venerable governor Mitt didn't even make the list! Not that I
would vote for him, but I would like to think that he's ignoring our
state politics for *something.*
James Smith wrote:
> Just having a political discussion here in the office about what a complete
> arse your current presi
I just started using Firebug, so this is timely for me. I am so excited
to have discovered a debugger besides that awful Venkman for firefox. I
still live and die by the IE javascript debuggers within VS.Net or
Visual Studio or just the free Script Debugger.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> I just
How does one acquire a "free" pool? Can you just move a pool from one
house to another? Looks like hard work!
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> No rest for me this weekend! We inherited a "free" pool that I'm in
> the process of installing. I thought it might be a two or three day
> project. Boy wa
Out of curiosity, how did you arrive at the 125K figure?
>
> ##| -Original Message-
> ##| From: Duane
> ##| Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 7:14 AM
> ##| To: CF-Community
> ##| Subject: What To Do, What To Do!?!
> ##| Hi All,
> ##|
> ##| I'm faced with an interesting decision.
~~~
Ha, ok. I already am one..err.. am part of one!
Tony wrote:
> diad = husband + wife = two people two incomes one roof = dink's
>
> :) tw
>
> On 5/25/06, Robyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> What's a diad? And how do I become one?
>>
>> Tony
What's a diad? And how do I become one?
Tony wrote:
> yeah, its GREAT. the area is awesome.
> if you make 100k as a diad, you are basically
> fuckin rich here
>
> everything is cheaper, and quieter, and nicer!
>
> :)
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Seriously, me too. Salisbury is looking a whole lot better than the
Boston area... Sweet that you're making so much money in the deal.
That certainly can't hurt!
John Galt wrote:
> Damn man, you're moving somewhere NICER than that?
>
> I need to up my game some I guess.
>
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Me three... Who wants to go scuba diving in such cold water?
John Galt wrote:
> Best I idea yet Sandy.
>
> I vote for this option.
>
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If no matter if you're a true fan or hide behind the "my wife watches
it" shield, who watched the finale last night? I did. Fast forwarded
through most of it, but was entertained by Prince (his dancers, mostly),
and some of the other stars. Glad that Taylor won!
I use Real's Rhapsody. Not downloadable to an ipod, but there are
devices out there that are compatible to take it on the road. 10 bucks
a month, and a great selection.
Scott Stewart wrote:
> Music download services.
>
>
>
> I got a Dell DJ for Christmas, my MusicMatch subscription has e
I hate IM speak, even in IM - does it really take that long to type?
See, I think people who abbreviate like this are the same people who
write variable names like "msg" instead of "VARIABLES.strErrorMessage."
Does it really take that much longer to type? The amount of time you
actually take
True enough. And even though the companies would always win in court
(if they gave a legitimate bad reference), going to court is so
intrusive and expensive that they just avoid the possibility altogether.
Ben Doom wrote:
>>From what I understand, most suits actually brought by people who ask
>
I should say, they can get in more trouble for not telling the next
employer who hires you if you end up repeating the law-breaking behavior
or doing harm to people while you are working at the job.
Robyn wrote:
> If the old company knows that you've broken the law or were a danger to
If the old company knows that you've broken the law or were a danger to
people in some way (e.g., threats, extremely inappropriate and worrisome
behavior), they can get in more trouble for not telling the next
employer who calls. That's where serious liability kicks in.
Adam Churvis wrote:
>
UltraEdit is the best IDE that I've found. Simple to use, reliable,
robust if you want it to be. Excellent (and cheap)
http://www.ultraedit.com
Tyler Clendenin wrote:
> LFIDE (Looking For Integrated Development Environment) for CFML
>
> Dreamweaver is too slow and buggy. It's FTP stuff has
The cool think about the Fit is that it's been around in Europe as the
"Jazz" for 5 years. The model out in the US now is that model.
Ray Champagne wrote:
> My advice is never buy the first year's model of any car, any time.
> You'll just be Beta testing for Honda
>
~~
Good to know. The Fit kind of sucked engine-wise, but it seems
practical, and I'm not much of a power person when it comes to engines.
However, for *me* to notice that it's got a weak engine is saying
something bad :-)
Robyn
Scott Stewart wrote:
> I test drove the Yaris ove
Congrats! Very exciting. The corolla is a great car.
Scott Stewart wrote:
> Carpooling and public transportation are not viable options, because 1) no
> one I work with lives close to me and 2) public transportation in DC is more
> expensive than driving.
>
> I wound up buying a 2006 Corolla S
Also consider the Honda Civic non-hybrid. It's an ultra-low emissions
vehicle and it also gets great mileage! Many people are choosing these
as an alternative to the hybrid, based on the cost-benefit balance.
Cameron Childress wrote:
> scott, I'm not sure what the battery life is, however -
Anyone heard of the Honda Fit? It's a new compact car that came out
just a little bit ago. We test drove one this weekend. Very cute, very
reasonable, and has a ton of cargo space for a car that small, though
the engine is pretty weak. Toyota has a similar car out or coming out
called the Y
Who's the liberal chick? *looks around*
Sam wrote:
> It's been quit since the rowdy guy and the liberal chick left.
>
> -sm
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Some funny commercials about firefox - I haven't watched too many yet,
but Wh! is a really cute one :-)
http://www.firefoxflicks.com/
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Rag? As in raghead? As in an extremely derogatory and offensive term
for people of Middle Eastern descent?
I understand your frustration, but perhaps we can keep it civil...
Rastafari wrote:
>fucking rag
>
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>Um, cup o' noodles, Robyn?
>
>Some things are just not meant to be cooked, period. Or eaten. Period. :)
>
>Robyn wrote:
>
>
>>Good to know! I tried to make Cup O Noodles once under a normal
>>bathroom faucet once. Yuck!!! Some things are just m
Good to know! I tried to make Cup O Noodles once under a normal
bathroom faucet once. Yuck!!! Some things are just meant to be cooked
for real.
Deanna Schneider wrote:
>On 4/21/06, Robyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>>What other fun uses are there for the
er the Raisins flavour and see what happens.
>
>I love the apple Cinnamon flavour too! Thats my fave!
>
>On 4/21/06, Robyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I buy the big 50 pack instant oatmeal from BJs or Costco and keep it at
>>my desk and use the hot water out o
I buy the big 50 pack instant oatmeal from BJs or Costco and keep it at
my desk and use the hot water out of the poland springs cooler
(bubbler!) every morning and my oatmeal "cooks" just fine. If you get
the apple-cinnamon ones though, then you have to let that sit for a
minute or two before
When we crate trained, one of us would go home over lunch to let our
puppy out to pee. We'd stagger our schedules so that she wouldn't be
alone for too too long...
Now she's out of the crate, and hangs out in our spare room with doggy
door to the fenced in yard so she has free run all the tim
As long as they all have floatie wings on, should be a good time at the
pond!
That's what you meant, right Ray? Drown is just a euphemism for "teach
them to swim?" :-)
Robyn
(living in her own world for quite a while now)
Ray Champagne wrote:
>Erika L. Walker wrote:
What do you mean by "snip the ears?"
Sam wrote:
>Go to petfinders.com and find a rescuer in your area. The ASPCA or
>Humane Society usually provides it free for rescuers for TNR (Trap
>Neuter and Release).
>Ask them if they'll get the cats fixed for you or will come by every
>few months to pick
I really like netflix, too! So fast, so easy, and they always have what
I want in stock, it seems.
As a result, we never drop 25 bucks going to a movie anymore.
Ray Champagne wrote:
>I have never had that problem, at least not anywhere near that extreme.
> I have to wait sometimes 3 days or
And now come to think of it, there was some weird script we had to run
to get it to work with Digital cable channels.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>are you recording the digital signal or the analog output from the cable
>box?
>
>On 4/4/06, Robyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Now you're getting too technical for me.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>are you recording the digital signal or the analog output from the cable
>box?
>
>On 4/4/06, Robyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I think Myth has HD recording in the works, but I'm
I think Myth has HD recording in the works, but I'm not sure. Digital
cable is fine. We have it and it always records it.
Robyn
Nick McClure wrote:
>Is there an independent one that will record Digital cable and HD?
>
>
>
>>-Original Message-
>>From: R
That's kind of you - soapboxes are really slippery and often dangerous,
all soapy and stuff. Here's a quick rundown.
Several open-source Linux-based programs out there (MythTV being
probably one of the more widely used) that are relatively easy to set up
and are, of course, free. MythTV has a
Don't make me get up on my integrated DVR soapbox again!! :-) Go
independent! That way, no evil company can delete your shows!
Ian Skinner wrote:
>whos' your cable provider? Comcast provides ours for like 10 bucks a
>month here.
>
>best invention for TV ever. I actually watch less TV these
Absolutely not! Twins are twice as cute as normal kids :-) Girls or
boys or one of each?
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>yes, now, do I have your pity :)
>
>
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Do you have twins?
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>I thought it hit me hard, but my 6,3 & 3 year olds are downright crabby
>these past two days.
>
>
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I keep showing up late for work. I hope that doesn't last long!
Strangely, it only takes me a few days to get over 6 hour jet lag when I
travel, so I'm not sure what my discombobulation is all about...
Sandra Clark wrote:
>I'm usually wonked out for about 2 weeks. That seems about the time
>
Did daylight savings mess with anyone but me? Ever since, I've been
*so* tired...
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I used to grind and clench my teeth badly and I'd wake up with a really
sore jaw and a headache. So I got a sports mouthguard, and that really
did the trick. If anything, it made it less convenient to bite hard,
and I stopped grinding/clenching. Sometimes I'd wake up and it'd have
fallen out,
Anyone notice their new redesign? Weird! Not sure I like it.
Everyone seems to be going to these larger resolution sites...
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When I was in 3rd grade, we got to camp out in the Museum of Science. I
slept near the chick incubator. It was awesome.
Ben Doom wrote:
>Cool. Does he sleep in Spacelab? 'Cause when I was in 3rd grade and
>went there, I thought that'd be neat. Still kinda do.
>
>--Ben
>
>Nick McClure wrot
me.
>
>I think I'll be heading out for a drink on the decks on the riverfront
>around 3 today. :)
>
>By the way, that radiator would fetch me a whopping $10-$50 from that
>place. Not even worth the gas to get down there. :(
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It's Friday and it's 70 and beautifully sunny here, and I'm doing
everything I can to make this day go by faster to get to the weekend.
Not that I'm doing anything special... just because it's not work!
What're you all doing?
That's really great! Glad I could help! I was hoping that my
suggestion wouldn't lead you down a crazy wild goose chase. I had fears
that I was misremembering...
Ray Champagne wrote:
>Yes, I just found it.
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>A1 New and Used Plumbing and Heating
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>30 Prospect St.
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>Apparently, this *exact*
But I think the place was on Prospect itself.
Ray Champagne wrote:
>Can you give me the name of the street you mentioned the other day in
>Somerville for the salvage place? I've deleted the email and can't even
>remember the subject anymore.
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I think it was on the corner of Prospect and Somerville Ave in
Somerville. Could be wrong though...
Ray Champagne wrote:
>Can you give me the name of the street you mentioned the other day in
>Somerville for the salvage place? I've deleted the email and can't even
>remember the subject anym
Since you're local...
There's a place in Somerville (outside of Union Square) that always has
old radiators on display outside their store. Not sure of the name or
anything, or even if they're still there, (I know... big help, huh?),
but I definitely remember this from a few years ago. You m
Happy Birthday, Jillian!
A new motorcycle sounds like a fine birthday gift for yourself :-) What
kind?
I'll be doing homework this weekend *sigh.* Looks like spring break is
officially over now. A sad thing, indeed!
G wrote:
>Tourny games tonight at the bar down the street. Then tourny gam
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