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Don't get me wrong, I've misled you into reading this. Sorry about that. I like Christmas... bits of it. I like spending time with people I care about, I like seeing other people happy, I like the feeling that just for once my failings are overlooked by those that surround me. I LOVE the smell of christmas trees (ecologically friendly ones from sustainable forests), I love putting up decorations (on Christmas Eve, not November). I love the atmosphere of naughtiness that pervades Christmas parties when everyone's drunk too much of my jelly-baby vodka or butterscotch rum. But why should we only feel that good for one day a year? If we're capable of living so happily then wh…
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http://www.mypartypost.com/watchvideo/1033...ts_Display_Ever You gotta see it to believe it. Absolutely incredible light display on this guys house!!
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I need to quit poking a stick into the wierd little dark places on the Internet. I keep coming up with stuff like this... Nobody's bothered to find out if the legend is true, but it's got to be great for business!
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I was going to put this in Random Topics, but that seems to be off in another direction just now, so I thought I'd give it a chance at life on its own. They have the Rodin/Claudelle exhibit on view at the Detroit Institute of Arts - apparently it's the only museum in the US where this will appear. Having read somewhat extensively on Rodin (quite a character, really), I wanted to see it. I was going to give it a pass until I recently came across someone who was like-minded in their desire. It was interesting to compare the works to the history and the things I knew about them. I was awed by the startling amount of detail and expressiveness in the figures. Rodin and Cla…
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I am running through a web search and find this haggis hunt place and felt maybe to all of you mates being of said single malt barley Scotch heritage might like to know about said endeavors so I jes figured I'd put this up fer ye all! enjoy http://haggishunt.scotsman.com/
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Just wonderin' how many of you have linguistic skills (down boys!) in another language. I might be taking up a second language, soon. Just curious. When did you learn it and how difficult was it to pick up?
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I've noticed that there are quite a few Klingons in the pub (Pyracy and Klingon just kinda go together...) I'm courious to find out if there are more Klingons than pajama.....oops.... Fedies? Somehow I figure you can guess what my choice is....... Patrick Hand... aka cheDpa-vesti pr'San
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Thanks to all those here that support our men and women in uniform, regardless of political beliefs on the current conflict. It means a lot to me, personally, and I just wanted to thank you all... it means a lot to us knowing Americans like you guys are behind us... THE SANDS OF CHRISTMAS >by Michael Marks > > >I had no Christmas spirit when I breathed a weary sigh, >And looked across the table where the bills were piled too high. > >The laundry wasn't finished and the car I had to fix, >My stocks were down another point, the Cowboys lost by six. > >And so with only minutes till my son got home from school >I gave up on the dr…
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First off, if you think being labelled a geek is an insult, you probably shouldn't read this. It'll just irritate you. Personally I think it's a badge of honor of sorts. It means you don't quite fit in and that is something for which I believe we should all strive. Fight the power. So we're all pals around here, right? Even if pals isn't the term, we at least maintain a healthy respect for each other as many of us are known to carry long sharpened implements on our person as an expression of what we believe is good wholesome fun. Yet a bunch of us (me included) who post in this particular forum are what would have traditionally been defined as geeks. Am I right or am I r…
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Seems to be alot of DP cases in the news lately. Do you believe convicted murderers can be rehabilitated to the point of being reincorporated into society? Or have their cases be mitigated to Life w/o Parole? Should it truly be an "eye for an eye"?
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A friend of mine has a book the explains what sex your brain is (ie - more female or more male). It's creatively called (what else?) Brain Sex. It has to do with right/left brain stuff - creativity vs. logic and all that jazz.) As in all these theories, it only makes complete sense if you read the book. And, to be honest, I've never read the book. But my friend talks about it all the time and had wanted me to take the test. Today I found an on-line version of the test at the BBC site. It has 6 parts and is pretty intricate - in fact, it takes a good 10-15 minutes to do, so be warned. You need a metric ruler to to measure the length of each of your ring and index fingers …
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I've been going through a spell in my life the past couple years of trying to define the who, how and why's of my personality. It's been an odd and sometimes difficult journey, sometimes, to say the least. Anyway, I ran across this website and took the online "Temperament Sorter" test. It's supposed to be scientific somehow. The results amazed me. I am almost word for word, what this site defines me as. For those of you feeling a bit adventurous and maybe even wanting to find out things about yerself you may have never thought of, check it out. I am happy to now have a reason as to the "why". Keirsey Temperament Sorter P.S. If you post your results here, others …
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Was foolin' around last evenin' with me old vinyl records, enjoyin' the music and the artwork on the covers. Ye know, there's been some fantastic images over the years, and that tradition continues on even with today's cds. One of me all-time favourites is the cover to Heart's 1977 Little Queen. Remember it? Tis the one where the Wilson sisters and their band are dressed like gypsies on both the front and back covers. Arr, a real gem in my opinion. So, I'm not talkin' bout the music here, jes the cover art. What be one of yer favs?
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We have a "white elephant" exchange here at work. You wrap up some garbage and then folks pick it, etc. Kinda like gag gifts. Made me start thinking, (not that hard, but . . .) What's your worst gift ever recieved (birthday, holiday, etc)? Did you ever re-gift it?
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Chestnuts roasting on a open fire Chipmunks roasting on an open fire Hot sauce dripping from their toes (“Oh! That tickles!”) Yuletide squirrels fresh filleted by the choir They poked hot skewers through their nose (“Ow! Wrong end, ya cowboy!”) Everybody knows some pepper and a garlic clove Help to make them seasoned right Tiny rats with a crisp golden coat Will really hit the spot tonight And now when Santa sees his tray (“Ho ho ho ho ho ho”) There’ll be some homemade chipmunk jerky for his sleigh (“Mmmm…Hey, look at that!”) And every hungry child is gonna spy To see if chipmunks really sing when they fry And so I’m brushing on some honey glaze To kee…
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Some of the best cookies you will ever taste! Jose Cuervo Christmas Cookies: 1 cup of water 1 tsp baking soda 1 cup of sugar 1 tsp salt 1 cup of brown sugar 1 tsp lemon juice 4 large eggs 1 cup nuts 2 cups of dried fruit 1 bottle Jose Cuervo Tequila Sample the Cuervo to check quality. Take a large bowl, check the Cuervo again, to be sure it is of the highest quality, pour one level cup and drink. Turn on the electric mixer...Beat one cup of butter in a large fluffy bowl. Add one teaspoon of sugar.. Beat again. At this point it's best to make sure the Cuervo is still OK, try another cup, just in case. Turn off the mixerer thingy. Break 2 leggs and add to …
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opedious factor times 10
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Are you OK little man?
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Hmm?
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well, the question cannot be any more inane then some o' the other's here (i.e. facial shaving vs. "down there" shaving)....debating on whether to shave me beard off, some o' me women friends like it, some do not. So I be wonderin'......not that I be seriously mindin' any o' ye's opinions anyways...thank ye fer yer patronage...
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http://www.elfmovie.com/swf/snowball_fight/index.html if you win you get this!! tooks me 4 times, it did. How long will it take yuu?
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Okay, I don't know if this has been posted, and I know there is a messenger on Pyracy, but I thought I 'd post mine, and if you wanted to share, then maybe we could chat.. aol: karterartist yahoo: carterartist msn: carterartist@hotmail.com google: carterartist jabber: carterartist do ya see a trend?
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I was reading an article in Managing For Success pages of the October 10th, 2005 IBD entitled Do Women Boost Earnings? It discusses a study by Robin Cohen and Linda Kornfield, managing partners at Dickstein, Shapiro, Morin & Oshinsky which uses an (admittedly rather soft) scientific approach to the long-standing question of the value and importance of women in the workplace, specifically in managerial positions. Cohen says, "The group [of companies] with the highest representation of women in management had a 35% higher return on equity and a 34% higher total return to shareholders." (After reading the way they came up with this, I find their research methods to be a…
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1. When he found out he would lose the rematch while making Rocky III, Mr. T administered to Sylvester Stallone an angy look. Seeing Mr. T's anger broke every bone in Sly's face, left him mildly retarded and unable to remember the incident. To this day, Sly has no idea why he shits his pants at the mere sight of a black man with a mohawk. 2. Every time a church bell rings, Mr. T pities a fool. 3.Mr. T doesn't pity anyone who likes the Black Eyed Peas. He just kills them. 4. Mr. T speaks only when necessary. His main form of communication is folding his arms and slowly shaking his head. And regardless of the situation, he is always understood. 5. Mr.T once punched Chuc…
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