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jep
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response 305 of 413:
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Nov 13 23:06 UTC 2003 |
re resp:299: Now there's a coincidence!
re resp:301: Shall I inquire about keeping the car, Bruce? You could
tow it to your hunting cabin and see if any deer are fooled.
re resp:304: As this was suspension work, I think the repair bill might
reduce the perceived value of the car, not increase it. I did mention
I just had $550 in repairs done on the car.
My claims adjuster called; she'd promised to be back in touch in 2
days, but requested to be given until Monday. Maybe she'll be kind to
me. I said okay, but added that it's costing me a lot to drive my old
pickup truck. It's costing AAA, too; the car is at a lot somewhere,
they're paying for storage for it, and they can't take it anywhere
until they settle up with me.
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tod
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response 306 of 413:
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Nov 13 23:10 UTC 2003 |
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russ
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response 307 of 413:
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Nov 14 01:36 UTC 2003 |
My good modem bit the dust, and it's something like a week
to get through the RMA system.
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richard
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response 308 of 413:
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Nov 14 05:47 UTC 2003 |
IBB Art Carney died this week at age 85. If you ever saw the classic
Honeymooners tv show, Carney was Jackie Gleason's sidekick. He was
Gleason's second banana for year on the Jackie Gleason Show and the
Honeymooners. Later he originated the role of Felix Unger in the Odd
Couple opposite Walter Matthau as Oscar. He also won an academy award for
playing the lead in "Harry and Tonto", a wonderful movie about an old man
who travels across country with his cat.
Coincidentally, the original 39 episodes of the Honeymooners are being
reissued as a DVD set this week. If you are a student of tv history, and
great comedy, this is a must have. And not the least because of Art
Carney, who was Ed Norton, and stole every scene he ever did on that show.
Gleason as Ralph Kramden and Carney as Ed Norton were later memorialized
in cartoon form as Fred Flinstone and Barney Rubble.
Art Carney RIP. He was one of my favorites.
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tsty
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response 309 of 413:
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Nov 14 07:14 UTC 2003 |
wow- my '92 taurus is wirth *taht* much!!! time to sell!!! i suppose i
oughtto replace theexhaust manifold first, though.
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bru
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response 310 of 413:
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Nov 14 14:52 UTC 2003 |
Take it hunting first!
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aruba
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response 311 of 413:
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Nov 14 15:52 UTC 2003 |
Re #308: Not to take anything away from Art Carney, Richard, but it was Jack
Lemmon who played Felix Unger in The Odd Couple.
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mcnally
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response 312 of 413:
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Nov 14 17:16 UTC 2003 |
Art Carney apparently was in the Broadway production of "The Odd Couple"
until he had to pull out due to drinking problems.. Or at least that's
what one of the obituaries I came across said..
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tod
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response 313 of 413:
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Nov 14 17:32 UTC 2003 |
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tpryan
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response 314 of 413:
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Nov 14 19:08 UTC 2003 |
Interesting that the Michigan Outdoors/Practial Sportsman shows
mentioned that the averge cost of a deer taken in firearms season
costs on the order of $1,600-$1,700 each. (after license, travel,
lodging, etc). Almost as much as a '92 Taurus.
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goose
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response 315 of 413:
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Nov 14 19:15 UTC 2003 |
RE#313 -- Explain please?
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tod
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response 316 of 413:
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Nov 14 22:19 UTC 2003 |
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remmers
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response 317 of 413:
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Nov 14 22:26 UTC 2003 |
Re 311, 312: Right, Art Carney originated the role of Felix Unger
on Broadway. Jack Lemmon played the character in the movie.
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tod
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response 318 of 413:
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Nov 14 22:28 UTC 2003 |
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remmers
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response 319 of 413:
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Nov 14 22:35 UTC 2003 |
And in the TV series.
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aruba
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response 320 of 413:
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Nov 14 22:50 UTC 2003 |
Ah, thanks for the info about Art Carney on Broadway. My apologies for
correcting you, Richard.
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scott
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response 321 of 413:
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Nov 14 23:24 UTC 2003 |
Stupid Red Cross website... I'm on a short course of prednisone, so I checked
the website to see if I could still donate blood. The website claimed that
medications were generally not a problem, here are some exceptions.
Of course after getting to the donation center and sitting around for 15-20
minutes I finally get asked about medication, and get a quick "oh, of course
you can't donate now". Bahstadss... fix your damn website. I'm happy enough
to donate, but I'm getting pissed at the organization.
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remmers
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response 322 of 413:
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Nov 15 15:02 UTC 2003 |
A mediocre movie from the 1970s about the life of Scott Joplin
had an excellent performance by Art Carney as John Stark, Joplin's
publisher.
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scott
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response 323 of 413:
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Nov 16 18:37 UTC 2003 |
One of the side effects of prednisone is depression... I suspect that's why
I'm in such a bad mood today. :(
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happyboy
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response 324 of 413:
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Nov 16 19:17 UTC 2003 |
depression is a little bit different than a bad mood.
you're not thinking about opening a vein or anything, right?
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scott
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response 325 of 413:
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Nov 16 19:25 UTC 2003 |
Nah. It's an uncharacteristic sort of bad mood, but nothing worth worrying
about.
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keesan
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response 326 of 413:
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Nov 16 20:39 UTC 2003 |
One of the causes of depression is continued overcast weather. May I ask what
the prednisone was prescribed for? I have taken it for fleabite allergy as
well as lymphoma. In my case it caused no depression but lots of agitation
and difficulty sleeping. The fleabite pills came as a 7-day kit in which you
decreased the dose each day so as to avoid sleepiness when discontinuing it.
I had extreme fatigue for two days after discontinuing a very high dose (100
mg) but the fleabite dose is only 5-10 mg.
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glenda
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response 327 of 413:
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Nov 17 00:50 UTC 2003 |
I took it for an dermitological allergic reaction. I took it for about a week
and noticed no side effects at all. Staci took it for 3-4 days for poisin
ivy, she had a very bad case which got infected, again no side effects.
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scott
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response 328 of 413:
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Nov 17 02:10 UTC 2003 |
Persistent cough after a really nasty cold a few weeks ago. The prednisone
was prescribed to reduce the inflamation in my throat.
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keesan
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response 329 of 413:
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Nov 17 02:49 UTC 2003 |
Also try gargling salt water to disinfect.
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