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There once was a man on the Forum Who tended to forget decorum He laid out replies Which were true in his eyes But they were sometimes proven wrong by a quorum.
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 01-24-05 AT 12:18PM (CST)[/font][br][br]I once knew an attorney who could recite limericks for hours on end. He had books of limericks. We used him as a labor attorney and when we had a caucus, he'd ke…
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Don: Good story, but truthorfiction.com says its not true. Who knows if they know what they're talking about.
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Careful what you wish for, you know there's only one way to keep from getting old and it's certainly not my choice!
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What a chuckle early this morning! Can't you ever sleep at night, Don? Stay up and search the internet? Thanks
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Much like Shadow, I think that being raised on a farm helped a lot, although I think you can learn many of the same concepts in other ways. As kids, we could never figure out how our dad always found work to do. It didn't matter if it was sunny, r…
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Most women probably relate to Mamma Bear, but many without reason. In my house, I've done all of the above, gone on a 3 mile walk, and made breakfast before my wife decides it's time to get up.
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My son is getting married tomorrow evening, so this evening and tomorrow will be hectic, but New Year's Eve will mean an early movie and dinner out for my wife and I (our tradition), then home and off the roads before 9:30. I'm sure I'll sleep befo…
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One of my favorites is to recieve a resume in an envelope from the applicant's current employer, or, current technology; an email from the current employer's email system. Another is seeing an applicant pull up in the parking lot in their current …
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So bad it's good. Kudos, mwild!
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Speaking of lean years, the Mother's Day that my wife remembers most fondly is the year that we scraped together all the change we could find in the house and rode our bikes with the kids about 7 miles into town and had lunch at the Dairy Queen. So…
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My second response: devil's advocate 1) Do you overtake the person who is in second place, or is this the second person you've overtaken? (That could put you in a number of places) Following the logic of question #2, if you're lapping the person…
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 12-15-04 AT 12:33PM (CST)[/font][br][br]1) No way of knowing. 2) You cannot overtake the last person (otherwise you would have been last) 3) 5000 (Edit: oops 4100) 4) Mary 5) Ask
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Beagle: I know it's good advice, but do you actually have all those things in your car???
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Yes. And so do you!
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In the north, it means 'out of contact', 'out of the usual place of business', something like that. But, for you, Don, I, too, thought it had something to do with some form of playing pool.
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My wife? (Or maybe my ex-wife) Oh, no, she doesn't usually meet powerful people, but, maybe she does for all I know. Well, Ray, I thought I'd try to join you once. : )
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One of my favorites is: We played with MERCURY!! We got hold of several small bottles of it and coated pennies with it, dropped it onto the floor and watched it disintigrate into a million small droplets, and just played with it in our hands, pour…
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Heidi: You've been spending too much time either: monitoring the men's room, or in the men's room. Now quit worrying about how much time we're spending in there. : ) Get your own newspaper.
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Beagle: Oh, go ahead and try it. You've eaten worse in your life. Report back to us (if you can). I, too, would be interested in how the things heat. I've never had a MRE, so can't comment on them, but the old C Rations actually had a few good …
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Past the next generation (12 grandchildren) and waiting for the 'greats'. Heck, my oldest grandchild will be 21 on Christmas. P. S. Wasn't this spelling thing posted before? Or is my memory totally gone? : )
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Here at City Hall, the place is VERY BUSY! By 7:00 when the polls opened the lines snaked through our commons area, down from second floor and into the parking lot. It hasn't gotten any better. Maybe we'll match Afghanistan's voter turnout! What…
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Truthorfiction.com says this is fiction. No such lawsuit.
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Don't know if I'd go with that excuse. Sounds almost kinky to me.
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 10-15-04 AT 12:29PM (CST)[/font][br][br]Don't know if the spelling is exactly correct, but it is a breed of beef cattle. Edit: spelled limousin Do a Google on 'limousin cattle'
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Do people in TN drive around in Hummers with 'cow catchers' on the front of their vehicles? Or, maybe, the new pickup from Navistar? Can you drive off the road to hit a prime steer?
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No offense taken. Except, perhaps from the guy from Mississippi - imagine him thinking that they harvest more deer there than here! : ( Don: Sounds like your season is much like ours - bow season early, then gun season, then muzzleloader, then m…
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Diane: Careful, you're coming close to criticizing my religion. There are probably greater odds of being killed by falling out of bed (one in 2 million) than by getting shot in your car or home during hunting season. Did you not let your children…
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In our state it's "Hidden Drive". I always wonder why anyone would hide their driveway. How do their friends find the place?
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Larry, Larry, Larry: As you well know, hunting is a religion up here, and we wouldn't want to discriminate against hunters who can't see! Yes, this is an amazing state of affairs, being able to hunt when you can't see. I do appreciate your sense…