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:dozey: @ 1606. i'm gonna have to pare down my time here.

I'm posting here so much, I never realized how many I got! So how many do I have? I'll check as soon as I hit the 'submit' button! :cool: congrats, Rain!

Hmmm blissful Paradise! hehe cool beans, Chad.

shaken? not stirred? :lol: ^ 10

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:lol: don't think about it too much.

ummm good question! :lol: I don't think she comes here too often, or for too long at a time...usually in late mornings, our time. so maybe she'll get a surprise tomorrow! :D

awwww busybeeburns.

hmmmm whatcha wowing at, liquid girlie?? :idea2: :cool:

:-) thanks! that's at least one thing I learned new today! :cool: :kiss:

hey Nemo, CONGRATZ!!! hi-five! :cool:

good one! :lol: :lol:

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what the heck? fine...be mad. :confused: (dunno why though!)

the classic one is sung by Sinatra, anyways. don't let the person crawl too much under your skin! :sneaky: :lol:

I don't even know what they are. :huh:

looks like i'll HAVE to worry about your! hi Lea...singing the old Frank Sinatra classic, I see! You got somebody under your skin? :sneaky:

The public can always watch PBS News Hour, if they were looking for good news and commentary, no fuzzy 10-second soundbytes. But last time I checked, the local PBS station was begging for memberships/money for more than a week. :confused:

Me. A few days ago, while listening to two tunes/songs: Battle Cry of Freedom, and Ashokan Farewell/Sullivan Ballou Letter. :cry: The Farewell theme is mostly violins/strings. The letter is a love letter from a Major of the Union Army to his wife Sarah, asking her to not wait for him etc etc. but that he really loved her. Major Ballou, of the Second Rhode Island VOLUNTEERS, died a week later in the first Battle of Bull Run. If someone wants, I can reproduce a copy of the letter here. :confused: But I swear it'll make you cry if you heard it, specially with that haunting music in the background.

Weapons-finding chief can't find weapons. So plans on leaving the job.... :lol: :rolleyes: Chief of Weapons Hunt in Iraq May Leave http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=514&e=5&u=/ap/20031218/ap_on_go_ca_st_pe/iraq_weapons_hunt

yayyyyy! :cool: :lol:

yep, i agree with you on that, now that you put it in those terms :o) American media just need something to keep them busy. Afterall, how do you think they fill up 24-hours a day of coverage? :huh: Half of it is repeat, the same tape over and over and over again. The other half is two talking-heads talking about someone's analysis of what happened. :rolleyes: That's what CNN and Fox have become...idiot channels. :rolleyes: And yep, U.S. hardly lost any lives in this war. Because most of the damage was done by U.S.AF pilots flying high above, firing missiles from thousands of feet away. Essentially, they have become the killing robots with no feel of how it is to actually go kill someone... But I would rather U.S. not lose any. And no, that doesn't mean we stop all the wars. There are legitimate, real wars and battles. And then there are others. This one falls under 'others'.

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sorry Sternly, I didn't mean it in any hurtful way.