They're fair to middling spy/assassin fare.
Fairly inventive for their time, but run-of-the-mill now. And FWIW I much prefer the more cerebral Le Carre stories.
BTW: Saw Supremecy last night and was impressed, depsite plot holes big enough for a bus. It was much better than I expected. I didn't
I like spoons, they hurt more...
> knives are much more fun.
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My company has several in fact, including the Vice President of
Automation Systems Marketing (It's a global position, as well).
> I have never in my career worked at a company with a high-level black
> exec.
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uh...newspaper?
though I've never heard of a "divorce listing"...
> hey guys, where would one go to look at divorce listings/foreclosures
> for their area?
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Hey...They Might Be Giants is running for Pres.?.
> "John & John in 2004"
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Actually on this list, MD did
6/29
"Why are we not talking about the $1.4 billion in personal
income Bush and his coalition of the cronies receive annually from the
saudis, "
And I've seen it other places and will provide links when I have some
more time...
:-)
dana tierney wrote:
> sorry
w00t!
yay Tony!
Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> After 50 attempts, it is safe to say Tony deserves a round of applause!
>
> > wow.
> >
> > this is nuts.
> >
> > are there any combo's of words that will prevent a post here?
> >
> > small amount of text
> >
> > *SNIP*
> > from matt liotta on cf-talk.
Given Dougs usual stances I think he was making with the joking...
Perhaps to poke fun at the "love it or leave it" crowd
Marwan Saidi wrote:
> Uhhh, WTF?
> Go back because they don't believe in one god? What if they were born
> here?
> What if that's their (constitutionally protected) choice?
I went to NYC last October for the first time (into the city I have been
through JFK many times).
It was truly amazing
Monique Boea wrote:
> but I'd also like to live in NYC
> and LA
> so I plan to buy an apt. in all 3 when I make it big :)
> obviously I love the big city
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well, there's too many outsiders here anyway...
like me :-)
> No way. No how.
> Not even a remote possibility.
>
> A) I need sun and warmth.
> B) I need sun and warmth.
> C) I need sun and warmth.
> D) Did I mention sun and warmth?
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and
Seattle.
:-)
Coolest small town in big city clothes there ever was!
Monique Boea wrote:
> Does WA have much city life?
>
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> Also - what area of Florida has the least storms?
uh... Canada.
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If you come up to me and start talking about your religion and I didn't
ask you to, you are "pushing" your religion on me.
most assuredly.
and I push back, fair is fair after all, right?
I find that when I do, most of them go away.
The few that don't get the Anton LeVay (i think I remembered to
Washington also has no state taxes.
and beautiful beaches (Puget Sound and left coast)
and fabulous fishing (salmon, trout)
and the sun is always shining somewhere in Washington, just not
necessarily where you are...
:-)
(actually it's a lot less rainy here then we like to let on... ;-)
and a *h
well, a few do.
> I don't think anyone disagrees with the fact that pushing a religion on
> anyone is wrong
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LOL!
> F the cake, I need a BAKERY!
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very astute...
even profound, I dare say...
Tony Weeg wrote:
> *SNIP*
> from matt liotta on cf-talk...
>
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like whether Clinton is a philandering bastard?
;-)
Maureen wrote:
> Exactly. The whole brohaha with the 10 commandments, the pledge, the
> confederate flag, etc are distractions used to avoid public notice of
> the real issues.
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an
Uh-oh, killfile...
> You are an asshole!
>
> How was that?
>
> -sm
>
stinks like a fart in a phonebooth, extra concentrated...
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heh...
I'm not sure exactly how it got started but in my neighborhood, which is
chock full of mid-twenties to mid-thirties couples with kids in the 5-10
year old range, the words "we need to have some Cake" have become, among
the adults, the code words for "watch the kids, we're going to go hav
It hasn't happened recently, at least since vatican II, but at one time
congregations (Catholic) were regularly instructed on how to place their
vote.
> I do not recall any president who did not appear in church during
> campaigns or
> while in office.
>
> That said, I do not remember ever in U
$3.89 for 1 gallon of milk/last Sunday (I don't drink milk, but the kids do)
$2.14/1 gallon 89 octane (mid-grade) /Tuesday night. (down from a high
of $2.49/gallon a few weeks ago)
Everett, WA
But the Saudis have promised to increase production so our fuel prices
should go back down shortly bef
Oh yeah, I remember the movie. Even saw it in the theater...
just was shocked at a reference to the "first Krull movie" suggesting a
sequel.
it was a stinker, and I was very disappointed (I had s wanted it to
be good)
...though the Cyclops was pretty cool.
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Watch out for slayers!
La
There was more than one Krull movie?
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> Yes it was worse than the first Krull movie.
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Bush I
Clinton
Perot
Gore
Kerry (primary)
Tony Weeg wrote:
> how many of you all vote?
>
> did you vote for gore?
> did you vote for bush?
> did you vote for clinton?
>
> ...tony
>
> tony weeg
> senior web applications architect
> navtrak, inc.
> www.navtrak.net
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> ATTN: Sam Morris
>
>
> If you want to gain a little political respect from non wacko's I
> advise you
> not quote Rush as your signature.
> Do not cite a source such as http://www.worldnetdaily.com . Fox News
> is on
> the line. I would sooner believe the New York Post.
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uh...because of the international dateline it wouldn't it have been the
8th in Japan?
> It was December 6 Japan time...
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Bush is an ass. He proves it time and time again.
how about this quote:
"the haves and the have-mores...some would call you the elite. I call
you my base."
That being said, I don't hate the guy. In fact when the war in Iraq was
started I was here on this list trying to be supportive of the pres
assimilation would be seeking anyone out and then making them like us (Borg)
or seeking anyone and becoming like them (infiltration)
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Tony Weeg wrote:
> its called, assimilation, right?
>
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Ah, well... must be true then... Drudge has always been so very reliable...
Jim Campbell wrote:
> "Speculation" by the Drudge Report.
>
;-)
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okay.
:-)
Monique Boea wrote:
> knew of the situation, forgot the name of the company...thats all...no
> biggee.
>
>
> I am a fan of Micheal Moore's and will see anything he puts out.
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That speculation has been around a while...I don't think there's much to it.
So don't get too excited.
> now he'll never been voted in!!!
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point of clarification.
I saw the film last night and was viewing it with a particularly keen
eye and ear.
One thing I noticed is that the "1.4 billion per year" is not what Moore
said.
He said The Bush family, their friends...have taken $1.4 billion over
the last 30 years.
and make no mistak
Wait a minute.
Hillary Clinton made $100K off a cattle deal (which turned out to be
completely legal and above board) and prompted a 7 year $70 million
investigation that ended in the impeachment of a President and a final
report that read like a cheap porn novel?
G-dub, Dick Cheney and co. st
> See, that it was I meant...I don't know every detail about what's
going on,
> which is why I am asking.
You found it insluting that I found your lack of knowledge about
Haliburton surprising?
to quote: "What exactly was this?"
Indicated to me that you didn't know _anything_ about Haliburton
*ahem*...CEO
let's not begrudge the fellow his (former) title...
;-)
> A short bit to add to this, immediately before Cheney was VP he was a
> senior VP for Halliburton.
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To clarify:
Colin Powell in Feb 2001 was quoted as saying that Iraq posed "no
threat" to its neighbors. And posessed no WMDs
Condaleeza (sp?) Rice in July 2001 the same
Cheney and Rumsfeld too that same year.
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> Now let me get this straight. The Iraqi army was slowly
> disi
not if they're underage...haven't we had this discussion before?
> people should be able to sleep with whoever they want to, right?
>
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subversive lib'ral rags all!
;-)
'specially that Wall Street Journal...damned hippy peaceniks!
Won Lee wrote:
> PS all my info on the contract comes from 4 sources: Wall St Journal,
> Bloomberg Radio, CNBC, and USA Today.
>
> So take it for what it's worth.
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You're joking right?
"the one Haliburton thing" is a bit of an understatement.
Halliburton won several no-bid contracts to do things for the Armed
Forces and for the government in general in the Iraq conflict
They feed and support the troops in the combat zones.
They provide (transport) fuel to
here, here! well spoken, Bruce!
> The very concept of "standing behind the president" is un-American.
>
> No: the president (and all of our elected officials) are to be watched
> with
> the utmost vigilance to ensure that they, with us, stand behind the ideals
> of this country.
will
"If my lif
Didn't they try that after Gulf 1?
Didn't seem to work out that well for them then...
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> I think he's saying that the Iraqi people should have done it, and not
> have it imposed by outsiders.
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and that would just b
frogs?
river of blood?
SMOG?
unfilterable SPAM?
RRRGH!
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me?
nazi?
*blink...
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Michael Haggerty wrote:
>
> Read between the lines, Nazi.
>
>
> M
>
> William H Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> pt...yes
>
>
> Larry C. Lyons wrote:
>
> > Are you saying
> > that Americans who exer
pt...yes
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> Are you saying
> that Americans who exercise their rights of freedom of speech and
> freedom of thought are unpatriotic as well, and support terrorism?
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-- Car
well, I gotta admit, that was pretty funny
:-)
LOL
Sam Morris wrote:
> I see all the adults have left.
>
> Michael, Can you get your mom to come to the keyboard
> and help you type something other than name calling?
>
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and that would j
well, tell you what. Why don't we speed this process up?
You give me the short-list of "journalists" you find to be "real" and
I'll go out and find out whether Moore's interview schedule has fit them
in. Or perhaps whether _they've_ decided to interview _him_
Saves me the work of guess who you
> But they're not rising up. It's the Sadam loyalist and
Saddam loyalists aren't Iraqi citizens?
> Al Queda that's rising up.
True, but to say that the insurgency isn't gaining in popularity is at
best deluded and at worst dangerously naive.
> They are the enemy and
> Moore seems to be support
yes, yes getaways advice sounded syrupy sweet.
now, go forth and take the kids to the pool.
Michael Haggerty wrote:
> Well, what about the getaways? I really want to know what you think
> about my getaway advice. I am thinking about quitting my job to become
> a relationship columnist, and it
<>
didn't start out as a debate on road trips...
spoilsport...
:-P
besides, since Sam has already indicated that he will not see the movie,
can it be properly debated with/by him?
Michael Haggerty wrote:
> I call for an end to this thread on the basis of dumbitity. Debating
> whether or not
> A proud American (although I did go to Tijuana once.)
TRAITOROUS WRETCH!
;-)
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> I don't have access to that report. And don't think
> the details matter anyway.
Yeah, that's what the Bush administration said about the terrorism
report the first time they released it. But then it turned out that the
details (especially the one's they _left_out_) really do make a difference
Oh, I'm sorry, I was implying that you _love_ America. Your love for
America is so great that you seem to have been endowed with the ability
to point out people who very obviously hate it and Americans. Is that a
something that occurs naturally when you drink the Kool-Aid or do you
get a specia
Isn't it great how we've become such a black and white, right and wrong
sort of society.
So if you're not for us, you're against us. And if you don't march
lockstep with us, you're un-patriotic, un-american and prolly some sort
red commie pinko liberal.
A traitor in technicolor...
> If you thi
well, Gel is from Trinidad, but that is beside the point at the moment.
What Gel is asking is can you dispute the reported statistic? Can you
counter the claim that 60% of 18-25 year olds in the survey could not
point out Great Britain on a map? Can you refute the claim that 92% of
Americans do
> I'm not going to support Michael Moore.
That's perfectly valid. But please limit your comments about his movies
to the one that you _have_ seen.
> I read here that the Bin Ladens were flying before anyone else was
allowed to.
> I assumed it came from the movie because people said it did.
A
ah...i see...
Tony Weeg wrote:
> same guy, diff. reply to name
>
> everything was @rogers.com or something like that...
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hrmmm...I had thought that the Colonel was a different person as it
seemed that "his" posts were less technical...
Bushy was asking a lot of nooB questions and then getting defensive when
told to RTFM...IIRC
Ben Doom wrote:
> I think the Colonel was actually after Bushy, but I could be wrong.
Are we envisioning going to war with India any time soon?
I thought they were allies...or did Bush F that up too?
Greg Luce wrote:
> This indicates to me that the Air Force is just lobbying for new jets:
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and that would just be unaccep
there was a question mark, you know. It's there, the question
mark...indicating a slight vocal upturn in intonation.
A question...it was a question...not a statement...
really.
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Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> Do I really want to know just how you know? Inquiring minds want to know.
> ;-)
> l
beefy?
/digs hole under basement in which to hide...
Ben Doom wrote:
> Hmm. "stud muffin" Sounds crunchy. What's it taste like?
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Interesting that you are choosing not to see the film. Will you continue
to have or voice your opinion about the movie and its contents then?
Or will you continue to rely on what you _think_ he says in the movie
and what other people tell you is in it?
Sam Morris wrote:
> Nah. I watched Roger
heh...i like when the opposition adds fuel to the fire they're trying to
fight!
/me goes for hotdogs and sticks to roast on the bonfire that is Moore's
publicity.
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> From Wired:
>
> Group Asks Panel to Ban 'Fahrenheit 9/11' Ads
> http://www.houseoffusion.com/tiny.cfm/61
-
he was "having a bad day" ?!? WTF? what the hell kind of excuse is that?
Aren't we supposed to be holding our leaders to a higher standard?
oh wait that only applies when a democrat effs up. Then we get cries of
"moral turpitude!" and "family values" and "how dare they use this sort
of language
mall print, but if it matters to
> you then spell it out.
>
> -Kevin
>
> On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 16:30:00 -0700, William H Bowen
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > It's been a few years but I think the law says >$600 requires 1099-MISC
> > be filed.
&g
It's been a few years but I think the law says >$600 requires 1099-MISC
be filed.
And as with all things IRS it's only their problem until the IRS decides
its _your_ problem
;-)
Tony Weeg wrote:
> most don't give me 1099's I just report the income. I guess the just
> drop it into a misc. exp
Quickbooks (more business oriented)
PeachTree (advanced accounting software -- very thorough but a big
learning curve)
both ++ good
basically though, make sure you're dilligent in collecting 1099-MISC
forms from your "employers"
and keep _all_ receipts.
Candace Cottrell wrote:
> How do you tr
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*blinkety*
*blinkety*
*blink*
Marlon Moyer wrote:
> Just kiddin. I don't use that word, well, unless my wife wants me to
> call her that right when she's about to.
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Congratulations!!!
Lyons, Larry wrote:
> At times things are given as well as taken away.
>
> We just got the official word, Wendy is expecting. Our first child
> should be
> due around the beginning of February.
>
> Muffins all around.
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be tru
Do you have wrist pads for your keyboard and mouse? Do you use a
trackball or a standard mouse?
Does your workstation have an adjustable height "table" for your keyboard?
are your thighs parallel to the ground when sitting or at a slight up or
down angle from your hips (it's weird I know but it w
not so much of a mystery the potassiums (benzoate -
http://www.velsicol.com/potassium-benzoate.htm citrate -
http://www.thewayup.com/products/0252.htm acesulfame -
http://www.caloriecontrol.org/acesulf.html )are all preservatives and
the phenylalanine is a naturally occuring amino acid
(http:
methinks they've (the ubiquitous they -- the "Men in Black" they) have
got our Gelly and replaced him with
Stepford Gel!
eep
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> Was it that the US committed too little troops?
Against the advice of the Pentagon brass.
> That George Bush panders to the rich and powerful (which President
me too! me too!
Shawn Regan wrote:
> I'm going to see it!
>
>
> Shawn Regan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 12:15 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Fahrenheit 9/11
>
> Anyone going to see this? Somebody just showed me t
You are only coming through in waves, your lips move but I can't hear
what you're saying.
Kevin Graeme wrote:
> I'm guessing that the rest of you that could hear me were just nodding.
>
> > > Is there anybody out there?
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/me thinks about getting comfortably numb...
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also this...from the same page...
http://sections.asme.org/Boston/asme-reg1-us-map.jpg
Tangorre, Michael wrote:
> Dre,
>
> Check this :-)
>
> http://images.google.com/images?q=US%20Map&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi
>
> Mike
>
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hey now, he said "some" mullah not "the" mullah
Though, that would certainly explain why he hasn't been found in
Afghanistan...
;-)
Kevin Graeme wrote:
> A mullah? Really? I think having him show up and finding Mullah Omar
> at his
> desk would be enough of a prank on its own.
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will
"If
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"...listen ad free for only pennies a day..."
"...have a good day mister peterson!..."
"...audio nirvana..."
Delicious Lo-Fi Lounge is current favorite, excellent for background music.
dana tierney wrote:
> annoying popups but worth it imho
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I get these too from my lovely coworkers. My parents too.
I'd say just as long as you Reply All with the documentation of the
truth you can rest easy. If they insist on believing a lie, let 'em, but
at least you tried.
YMMV
Marlon Moyer wrote:
> I happen to be one of the few non-Republicans i
yes, I use argosoft
Adkins, Randy wrote:
> Does anyone here run their own personal
> mail server? Not a hosting provider or business.
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Sheer depth of gaming options, hands down PS2...but...
for fantastic graphics, killer online gaming (via broadband connection)
XBoX is the only way to fly.
I bought mine because it was the first console system that made me say
"Holy shit!" when I saw it playing. It was what i had been waiting f
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Critter wrote:
> argosoft has a decent one as well
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Correct, but talk of donations to political campaigns can be used to
"taint" the perception of the speaker.
Liberal media indeed...
Maureen wrote:
> and last time I checked, it wasn't illegal to donate to a
> political campaign.
>
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a
1 wife, 9 years (in October)
8 honeymoons, 1 coming up in October, prolly New York City again
:-)
Earl, George wrote:
> So, who has been on the MOST honeymoons?
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Sheelaa!
Sorry, long day here at the AREVA T&D Users Group
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Walruses have tusks, too.
cfhelp wrote:
> We will call it the WartHog. Red?
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> It looks like something out of Dune mixed with something out of Star Wars.
Nah, for it to be something out of Star Wars, it'd have to have giant silly tube wheels (I mean really giant... giant hula-hoop friggin' wheels) or legs.
The Dune comment I agree with.
:-)
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will
"If my life weren't
Oh and also, you're welcome!!
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Harkins, Patrick wrote:
> Beautiful. Thank you. Btw, do you heat the tortillas?
>
> Pat
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would just be unacceptable."
-- Carrie Fisher
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We use the following tried and true method
place 10 corn tortillas in a damp (soak it with water and then
thoroughly ring the water out) washcloth or dishtowel.
place in microwave
nuke for 30-45 seconds.
works best if you nuke enough to go around the table once, since
leftovers tend to get sogg
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tasty!
Doug White wrote:
> For the hot sauce:
>
> 1 Habenaro pepper
> 10 Fresh (not canned) Jalapeno peppers
> Dash garlic powder (or one clove garlic, peeled)
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would just be unacceptable."
-- Carrie Fis
Pork shoulder or Boston Butt is how I've always referred to it.
Favorite recipe for pulled pork tacos
1 Boston Butt, boneless, 4-6 lbs (we've done as many as three for a big
party, requires extra crocks tho')
1 Crock pot
Kosher salt
lime wedges
cilantro, fresh, chopped
small corn tortillas
Rub
I started on the TI99-4A from Texas Instruments, with a lovely cassette
drive!!
Learned Basic on that thing.
Then Dad, dissatisfied with the TI bought a Model XT (I think it was an
8086 clone...don't remember the exact brand, but Bentley keeps popping
into my head)
he was frustrated by the int
Now _there's_ a man that _should_ have a week's worth of gavel to gavel
coverage on every network!
seriously...a sad day.
:-(
*looks for Ray Charles collection...
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Angel Stewart wrote:
> We lost another legend.
> Ray Charles is gone.
>
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> -Gel
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> Incoming mail is certified Virus Fr
incomplete
dana tierney wrote:
> true, and I didn't look actually. So which one was this, true,
> incomplete, not quite ot what?
>
> Dana
>
> > In fairness, it actually was a story reported on Dallas/Ft. Worth's
> > Channel 5 news. Just because it's on snopes doesn't mean it's an urban
> > legen
You already do, it's factored into your insurance premiums.
Philip Arnold wrote:
> so why should I pay for other people's stupidity?
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would just be unacceptable."
-- Carrie Fisher
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how old is your son?
Adkins, Randy wrote:
> Actually I am looking for a way to disallow my son from being a smart S0B
> and using the Task Manager to kill one of McAfee's processes that runs
> to block access to websites.
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that woul
I'm 35
Though in a recent e-mail about hair-greyness I said I was 36. Which is
not true. I really am only 35. Perhaps I am also prematurely losing my
memory.
I won't be 36 until next year. Back, Reaper, back!
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Won Lee wrote:
> I'm 27
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be
My wife started coloring her hair at sixteen (she's 29 now) because her
hair started to go grey.
I myself am 36 and though my hair is mostly dark and wavy, I too sport
a few grey hairs.
My father and his father went from salt and pepper grey/black to chalk
white almost instantly at 45, so I g
Use notepad?
Seriously though, with Word2K you're prolly going to be hard pressed to
view the source.
Is there a reason why you want/need to use Word?
Semrau Steven Ctr SAF/IE wrote:
> There has got to be a way to do this.
>
> I'm trying to use MS Word 2000 (9.0.7616 SP-3) to view a .txt fi
hrmmm... is the logical extension of this slap-happy renaming party then
that we may have to rename the country?
Seems anything less would be an insult, no?
Seeing as Reagan saved us all from certain peril with his voodoo
(economics) and whatnot...
United States of Reaganomica?
United Reagonian
Dead people are always responsible for all that is good and right.
And usually they've died in the saddle. fighting the good fight,
righting the wrongs. smoting the dragons, and what-have-you.
I guess the tongue-in-cheekiness of my post didn't quite transfer
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I heard a top republican (don't
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