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jmsaul
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response 300 of 512:
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May 6 03:39 UTC 2002 |
Did Jim carve the handles himself out of salvaged wood?
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jaklumen
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response 301 of 512:
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May 6 06:17 UTC 2002 |
I bought a new computer, I am not a computer geek, therefore I have XP
and not some godly super-studly version of Linux. I don't have the
time, patience, or skills, so yes, I am a sell-out to Bill Gates, and
although yes, I think Macs are nice, no, I haven't bought one. A Mac
will be my second computer when I have disposable income. I like
Pine, but I currently find it somewhat convenient to use Outlook and
other MS products that came with the computer. I may install other
freeware/shareware when it is worth it.
Sooo.. you are entitled to your opinions, but that's where I'm stuck
right now.
Anyway-- to announcements.. a week and counting to the birth.
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rcurl
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response 302 of 512:
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May 6 15:08 UTC 2002 |
Our sympathies for your sell-out, but best wishes for the birth.
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keesan
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response 303 of 512:
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May 6 15:54 UTC 2002 |
Re 300 read 298. The handles appear to be hickory. I don't know how someone
managed to break one, at the thickest not the thinnest point.
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tpryan
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response 304 of 512:
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May 6 16:16 UTC 2002 |
Maybe they where Gandy Dancing.
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jep
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response 305 of 512:
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May 7 01:12 UTC 2002 |
My son and I have returned from Tennessee, where I spent the last
several days visiting my brother and his family. We saw the Nashville
Zoo (pretty but sparsely populated, however they have a 10 year plan
for expanding it which started just this year). We also visited the
wonderful Chattanooga Aquarium.
I'm beat right now; it was stormy through most of Kentucky and up
through Cincinnati. That combined with an 11 hour drive as the sole
driver and sole entertainment for a 5 year old means today was quite a
day. I hope to recover by tomorrow, when I return to work.
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tpryan
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response 306 of 512:
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May 7 01:43 UTC 2002 |
The e-mail about the dangerous jdbgmgr.exe file is a hoax.
It's a Java Debugger.
Follow links in www.antivirus.com
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gelinas
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response 307 of 512:
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May 7 02:12 UTC 2002 |
(I thought it was the "Tennessee Aquarium", but it *is* wonderful. A trip
down the Tennessee River. :)
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eskarina
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response 308 of 512:
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May 7 15:59 UTC 2002 |
My dad, who watches stocks, says that El Paso Gas is down. tee hee.
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jep
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response 309 of 512:
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May 7 16:48 UTC 2002 |
It's the Tennessee Aquarium at Chattanooga, officially, I think. Yes,
the displays of the different kinds of fish found along the Tennessee
River are remarkable. There's also a seahorse exhibit, which I take it
is pretty new; it's a special section of the aquarium and I believe it
was in a different building, but I'm too befuddled to remember such
things right now.
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eprom
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response 310 of 512:
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May 7 17:42 UTC 2002 |
Seattle Slew, the last living Triple Crown winner (1977) died this morning.
:(
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arabella
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response 311 of 512:
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May 9 02:59 UTC 2002 |
Damn! Requiescat in pace.
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other
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response 312 of 512:
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May 10 00:57 UTC 2002 |
I just shaved my head again. It feels SO nice.
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eskarina
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response 313 of 512:
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May 10 01:25 UTC 2002 |
I've said off and on for the past 4 years that I'm going to shave my head,
just to do it once and see what its like. The right time just never comes...
I need a time where I won't be any direct Anna to child contact, and hwere
I don't have a job that prohibits head shaving. Heh.
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jazz
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response 314 of 512:
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May 10 02:32 UTC 2002 |
What, kids can't handle a little punk rock these days?
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richard
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response 315 of 512:
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May 10 05:06 UTC 2002 |
cool eskarina, you'd look like Persis Khambata in Star Trek: the Motion
Picture....
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oval
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response 316 of 512:
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May 10 08:37 UTC 2002 |
i recommend all women shave their heads at least once in their lives..
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jaklumen
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response 317 of 512:
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May 10 13:31 UTC 2002 |
no, Carrie, some gals would look *bad*.. it really doesn't work for
everyone. For that matter, it wouldn't work for all guys.
It worked for me-- ask around with those who met Julie and I.
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flem
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response 318 of 512:
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May 10 14:59 UTC 2002 |
Wouldn't work for me. It is one of the laws of the universe that my head
should be covered at all times by a thick layer of hair.
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mooncat
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response 319 of 512:
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May 10 16:00 UTC 2002 |
<just can't quite picture Greg bald> Although Greg, if you did shave
your head would you keep the beard?
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jazz
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response 320 of 512:
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May 10 17:42 UTC 2002 |
For some reason, I keep hearing Camper Van Beethoven songs in my head.
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brighn
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response 321 of 512:
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May 10 23:21 UTC 2002 |
(last night, there were skinheads on my lawn)
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jazz
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response 322 of 512:
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May 11 00:08 UTC 2002 |
I had a dream, I wanted to sleep next to plastic
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brighn
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response 323 of 512:
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May 11 00:42 UTC 2002 |
This will be my last night on Grex until Memorial Day. I'm going to Europe.
Woowoo!
So in case anyone wonders why I abruptly ended all my conversations, that's
why.
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keesan
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response 324 of 512:
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May 11 02:37 UTC 2002 |
We got a friend's pentium computer working with Netscape. It only took five
hours and requires entering two passwords, continuing despite a violation
error every time you dial, and having to learn to double click.
Got someone else set up with Jim's best mountain bike (shortened somewhat by
changing seat and post and handlebars and cables) and her friend will build
one out of our parts.
10 hours.
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