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Congratulations! Your analysis is correct that he uses more fuel if his trip is 15 times further than yours. I came up with the same answer. But, it is also true that if he drives 40 miles an hour rather than 70, he will use less fuel. He will als…
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Short people do tend to think in terms of 'short'(?). I have always been told that people who 'lead foot' the gas pedal waste gas. So, I think it is true that slower driving conserves gas. It is also true that stop and go traffic burns more gas. So,…
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Wednesday, after the hurricane, I sat in a line for almost two hours. $3.19 for regular. $20 limit. Cash only. I had $4.00 and didn't know it was cash only. Thursday morning, 3:15 a.m., heard about gas north of here. Sat in a line for an hour. Was a…
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I've changed my method of transportation about three days a week and don't road-trip as often. I also bought a short hose at Home Depot and am practicing. "Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot." Charlie Chaplin …
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Intelligently, yes. "Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot." Charlie Chaplin
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 08-18-05 AT 01:43PM (CST)[/font][br][br]readin' right off the label, are ya hunter1? Ritaanz. Did you mean GET or GOOD? Your real intention could make a world of difference. "Life is a tragedy when s…
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I just read on AOL that gas in Iraq is one nickle per gallon. That's five cents. If we are enjoying the so called 'spoils of war', how come that doesn't roll down to us? "Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot." Charli…
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Lighten up there Einstein. It was a joke for cryin' out loud. "Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot." Charlie Chaplin
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It's still about a fifth (no pun intended) the price of whiskey. So, it might help if everyone would simply stay at home one day per week and drink. Is this a logical deduction or what? "Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in lo…
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How do you go shopping? How do you go on a weekend road-trip? How do you position yourself in a funeral procession? If you bought a box with a headlight in it at Wal-Mart, what would you do with the contents? Do you realize what you're missing by ne…
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I'm only a hundred and eighty miles from Memphis. I hear gas is cheaper there. I'm gonna start driving up there to fill up! Gotta do what makes sense.
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I am apalled at the direction this conversation has taken!!
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I've heard of 'sawed off shotgun chili', but can you tell me a bit more about a 30 milimeter cole slaw?
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I like the part of her show where she shows you how to eat on, what, thirty bucks a day, in a foreign country. That's really interesting. I've been a Food Channel junkie for several years. Rachel Ray's kitchen is made to look really old, maybe ear…
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Dasher, you've been looking out the window again and have not been paying attention. I think I posted earlier that my bride is a 30+ year teacher. My daughter just became a school counselor (Egad!). My mother is a retired school teacher. All work or…
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"...one who IS passing my class."
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Either Hunter1's survey is whacko or he's put a personal spin on it. Mississippi consistently ranks 49 or 50 in teacher pay. A teacher in this state with a BS degree and 35 years of experience makes about 39k. A beginning teacher, like a cop, makes …
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Ah, when would that have been? Even teachers on Little House on The Prairie were allowed to marry. Are you perhaps lost in Colonial Times?
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I agree with what you said 100%. There does seem to be this notion that 'the school marm' ought to be satisfied with a sack-cloth dress and her crocheting circle in the evenings. Her life must be one of sacrifice and giving, her real goals should on…
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Crout; I can help you sort through this dilemma without the starry eyed visions of a seventeen year old's semi-erection. Pretend that the child involved was your 13 or 14 year old son. Now imigine that six months after the series of sexual escapades…
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I could explain, but would only dig myself a deeper hole.
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Have they listed 'six sessions with a psychiatrist'?
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i will get you all, one by one. I knew you would come around. And, I am recovering from Marc's double entendre 'deeply rooted' remark. That devil!
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My point is that we seem to sort of celebrate it, as shown in the first two responses above. What's up, was the question. I guess the point there was why does this just now seem to be happening with such regularity? The media seem to crave it and se…
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Crickets in a Mexican restaurant are not unusual. Just as finding a skint cat in the freezer of a Chinese eatery is not unusual. But, you will never see a stray cat anywhere near an inner city hot tamale place. hmmmm.
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Rattlesnake, coon, possum and grasshopper are good for you too; but, don't look for me to order them for lunch tomorrow, Gene. La Cuccaracha is a hearty side dish too, I'm told, south of the border.
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I have it on good authority that PoRk is renting your cot.
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You remember that old letter we used to send to people inviting the recipient to accompany Brother Philip A. Glass and sit on stage in a chair while Brother Glass talked about the evils of drinking, gesturing toward the poor, wasted soul on the chai…
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But, you don't understand! THIS is an 'Advanced' symposium.