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slynne
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response 75 of 512:
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Apr 2 20:19 UTC 2002 |
My sister's birthday is 4/14 and while sometimes she finds that people
are busy around her birthday, i have never heard her complain about it.
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tsty
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response 76 of 512:
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Apr 2 20:36 UTC 2002 |
GREAT! two more additions to their only birthday and thier 0th birthday
party
kids, from here on, it's parties every time you take a saf3e enough
trip all the wasy around the sun!.
and i hope you each have about a hundred of them!
congratulations Rhiannon, Valeri, jance, anderyn, bru ... and
Griffin Rhys (no loginid yet)
Kendra Lisa (kendra@grex.org)
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jiffer
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response 77 of 512:
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Apr 3 02:29 UTC 2002 |
Kewl! Congrats to all the families!!!!! May the new additions be fun and
memoriable!
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other
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response 78 of 512:
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Apr 3 03:02 UTC 2002 |
That's a 2oz inch. Hmmm.
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ric
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response 79 of 512:
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Apr 3 03:11 UTC 2002 |
Congrats to all the new parents!
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jaklumen
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response 80 of 512:
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Apr 3 07:59 UTC 2002 |
resp:72 Let them speak for themselves, then. My father's birthday is
December 23rd. I don't know how he felt about it as a kid. I don't
know how enthused people are about their birthdays past 35 or so, but
I'm guessing it is less of a deal than in childhood. I figure my
father had this perspective partly in mind. I do know his 40th was a
fairly well-celebrated event, and friends did come by to offer well-
wishes (or condolences, I guess, hehe).
I also knew a girl whose middle name was Noel since her birthday *was*
on Xmas. She didn't seem really bothered by it, last I remembered.
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eskarina
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response 81 of 512:
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Apr 3 13:38 UTC 2002 |
My dad's birthday is January 14th, and I've heard him complain about it a
lot... he said as a kid a lot of the time people still didn't have any money
left over after Christmas and said they couldn't give him anything.
Further proof that NO ONE in my family knows how to budget...
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aruba
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response 82 of 512:
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Apr 3 14:18 UTC 2002 |
Carol's birthday is December 26th, and she says she wasn't scarred by it.
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mooncat
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response 83 of 512:
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Apr 3 17:15 UTC 2002 |
Heh, mine is January 11th and I have the same complaint as Anna's
father. Two weeks and three days is just too close to Christmas for my
liking.
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tpryan
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response 84 of 512:
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Apr 3 17:24 UTC 2002 |
Congradulations to all! Live long and prosper.
Uncle Jerry has his birthday on Dec 24. As a kid, he sometimes felt
he got jipped, because of combined gift giving, but he later knew he
would sometimes get a much better gift than his siblings. for example,
he got a bike for birthday/christmas, something his siblings never got
for either day.
April 1 will also be an Easter Sunday sometime.
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bru
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response 85 of 512:
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Apr 3 23:50 UTC 2002 |
There be Baby Here!
Rhiannon is home from the hospital along with Griffin Rhys Parton.
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carson
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response 86 of 512:
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Apr 4 01:20 UTC 2002 |
The Northern Michigan University baseball team currently is 5-3 in
conference play, after splitting doubleheaders at Ferris State.
Unfortunately, the team is 12-12 overall after losing the final of
the Great Lakes Invitational of Baseball yesterday in Muskegeon.
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clees
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response 87 of 512:
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Apr 4 06:06 UTC 2002 |
Jan 16th, but not only that, being part of twins made it worse?
Nah, I was spoiled, and so was my bro.
Although it's a drag when both of you always get the same presents,
like we didn't have a personality of our own. And to nobody could tell
us apart, gosh... we were fraternal.
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bhelliom
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response 88 of 512:
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Apr 4 14:47 UTC 2002 |
Hopefully that doesn't hold true these days . . . or does it?
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senna
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response 89 of 512:
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Apr 5 07:58 UTC 2002 |
Greetings from moderately chilly St. Paul, MN It's been a good weekend, though
it could certainly be better if Michigan had won and I wasn't typing on a
laptop with lots of lag. I *hate* laptop keyboards.
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rcurl
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response 90 of 512:
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Apr 5 19:41 UTC 2002 |
>Yahoo can track where you go on the internet. If you'd like to
>stop this, you will need to click on the link at the Yahoo Privacy Page, to
>"Opt Out".
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>http://privacy.yahoo.com/privacy/us/pixels/details.html
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>YOU WILL NEED TO CLICK THE "CLICK HERE" link in
>paragraph "c." to OPT OUT. This will have to be done from each computer and
>browser that you use.
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tsty
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response 91 of 512:
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Apr 6 06:53 UTC 2002 |
GAWD! they ARE persistent .. !!! thankxx rcurl. btw, in addition
to grex. where else might this info be available?
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oval
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response 92 of 512:
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Apr 6 07:28 UTC 2002 |
if you are a yahoo user and rely on the POP feature, is there a good free POP
provider to switch to? (i'm asking for a friend .. i swear!)
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eskarina
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response 93 of 512:
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Apr 6 22:18 UTC 2002 |
What is POP?
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oval
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response 94 of 512:
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Apr 6 22:44 UTC 2002 |
"post office protcol" - basically a service that allows you to connect to
a server which anables you to download mail directly to your computer. like
into eudora or Outhouse.
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pthomas
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response 95 of 512:
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Apr 6 22:55 UTC 2002 |
M-Net supports POP.
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oval
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response 96 of 512:
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Apr 6 23:01 UTC 2002 |
this would be for a person that would never telnet in or use webyapp - just
needs free POP long term.
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jazz
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response 97 of 512:
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Apr 6 23:40 UTC 2002 |
Trivia fact: the number-one source of lag on M-Net was, at one time,
users repeatedly querying M-Net via POP3, especially users with slow
connections, or logically far away from M-Net.
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jp2
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response 98 of 512:
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Apr 6 23:42 UTC 2002 |
This response has been erased.
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jazz
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response 99 of 512:
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Apr 6 23:43 UTC 2002 |
One word for you: "colocation". I think it was first proposed in
'95.
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