The Winchester Model 94, in 30-30 is by far my favorite "brush" gun. I've traipsed through more miles of rough country and thick timber carrying my old Model 94 than I care to remember. Excellent rifle for its intended use. Glad to hear yours is working well.
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Happy Feet - The Abilify Years
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Charlie's Angels. The new one with Bill Murray and Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu....and Drew Barrymore?!?!?! of all people. (as Starfish).
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I've got it so bad, that when I'm driving in traffic, I start seeing what cars and trucks will combine together to make a bigger vehicle and make more room on the highway. 2 = pedestrian 4 = bicycle 8 = motorcycle 16 = compact car 32 = mid-size 64 = full size sedan 128 = SUV 256 = mini-bus 512 = school bus/city bus 1024 = semi-truck 2048 = Abrams Main Battle Tank
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Reading their homepage reminds me a little bit of reading the label on a bottle of Dr. Bronner's 'Magic All-One' soap.
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I'm guessing it was done so that R2 wouldn't get kicked out of the cantina in Mos Eisley, since now he is a cyborg instead of a droid. "We don't want their kind in here!" Of course, maybe the bartender has something against cyborgs too, then this would be a waste of a perfectly good droid.
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No Google for me. I was a huge Hong Kong Phooey fan growing up. Of course it helped that it was on the only TV channel that we got at the time.
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Yes, but your average programmer is able to answer that question, for both European and African swallows. ...and quote the relevant chapter and verse from which that questions arises.
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"What was the name of Hong Kong Phooey's Cat?" It was 'Spot', but he had stripes.
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Excellent! I've just found my new hiring guidelines. This signature is a lie.
To provide a dialog box is human. To provide Undo capability, divine.
You're not the only one who likes it: http://www.xkcd.com/506/[^]
Heatblast and Wild Mutt are my favorites. My kids have got Ben 10 drawings pinned up all down the hallway. I have to admit that I've contributed to the collage too.
I'm in Ames, IA these days; which, if you have to live in Iowa, is actually pretty decent. The first part of the question gets kind of long. I think my parents were gypsy farmers and never bothered to tell me. I lived (in South Dakota) in: Storla Igloo Edgemont Delmont Pukwana (Chamberlain) Mud Butte (Faith) Rapid City Custer Aberdeen How about your small-town roots? Sioux City isn't really in that category. -- modified at 17:22 Friday 21st September, 2007
Good to hear from a fellow South Dakotan. I've been transplanted to Iowa, but I spent the formative years in God's Country (aka S.D.) Number 3 on the list should be revised to: You can tell the difference between a Simmental and a Hereford at a distance. (for the non-ranchers, those are different breeds of cattle).
I can't believe they listed Leona Helmsley as a celebrity. I guess it doesn't take much to qualify.
The 19th actually.
You're right. You have too little input. My wife and I have 3 children, and after experiencing similar school system issues with the oldest, we decided to homeschool. things are going beautifully now. This isn't a sales pitch for homeschooling; that's a drastic step that just isn't warranted in all cases. The key thing to remember though is to stay as involved as necessary to make sure your child(ren) turns out the way you and your wife want him(them) to. It's our job number one priority as parents to make sure our kids get what they need to be the people we want them to be. If you're not comfortable with the way things are going, and are feeling a little left out (uninvolved), here's some things that can help: -get on the school board of your child's current school -audit the classroom (if the school doesn't allow this, get your child out of there) -go on the field trips with your child where possible -do some after-hours tutoring at home Anything you can do to get more involved in your child's education will definitely help. And, it doesn't hurt to come right out and ask the school how they can operate on a budget like that. If they aren't willing to share, maybe it is a cult?
I don't organize it. If it is of interest, I read it, act on it, and then delete it. Mostly, I just delete it.
I'm still looking for the medical study to be published which says that beer and chocolate are the best things for you.