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TQ1
16 yrs ago
| 6 replies
> I doubt the wax would even pull off short little peach fuzz hairs anyway.
I don't know... women (and their daughters?) are having their arms waxed now. I guess people want to return to a pre-pubescent hairless sta…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
| 6 replies
I had to reformat my computer several times recently - so many times I finally gave up and just bought a new one. In any event, I lost all my old links. I know there's a site that is not officially affiliated with BookCr…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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Essentially, most of a typical an American Thanksgiving dinner is what I consider comfort. Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, and corn. I think the basis of this is the mashed potatoes - I rarely can make it a whole week wi…
Chit-Chat
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A murder of crows, a paddling of ducks, an exaltation of larks, an unkindness of ravens
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Re: your opening thread title sounds like a good movie!
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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"Murder of Crows" is a movie... at least on US cable. I've seen parts of it while flipping channels in the past. I think it had to do with a stolen book and whatnot.
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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How can you know exactly to what you object if you've never read the book... or seen the movie (in other censorship cases)... or hear the music/read the lyrics? Do they not see the error of their ways!?
TQ1
17 yrs ago
While I was out of the country doing my two weeks of annual Navy duty for the Reserves, my wings ran out. :(
TQ1
17 yrs ago
...but usually manage to get it all in one bag with room to spare. My best friend is always amazed at how much I can pack and organize into a small suitcase. I've never told her my secret, but I'll share with you - it's …
TQ1
17 yrs ago
Publix, a grocery store in the southern US, now offers "tiramisu sandwiches." It appeared to be (I only looked while buying my mini canollis (sp?) and chocolate covered strawberries) regular tiramisu between two chocolat…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
> here in St. Louis I have seen people wearing t-shirts of someone who has
> died. They also wear family reunion t-shirts.
I think you've found it, icekween! I think the memorial tee shirts (which are very common he…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
> Not sure about restaurant closures here. Maybe some on Monday, but this is
> a tourist economy & tourists eat every day, so there are always plenty
> of places open.
I grew up going to the Adirondak mountains eve…
Chit-Chat
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I am wondering whether your cities have some phenomena
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Re: The grass ...we call the median.
TQ1
17 yrs ago
Of course, don't we also call it a "median" when it is concrete?
TQ1
17 yrs ago
Chit-Chat
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when you are home alone---
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Re: Only when the cats decide to pester me while I am in there ;)
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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Oh, Goddess! If I were to shut the door it'd be even more annoying. They cry, reach under the door, claw at the door, and dig at the edge of the carpet. It's definitely not worth a moment alone. And, in any event, I real…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
"There’s a crowd of crazy people
Running through the streets
Throwing a rubber chicken in the air."
~Jim Morris, Slice of the Island Life http://www.jim-morris.com/platter.htm
One of my favourite singer/songwriter…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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OK, so I understand the need to try to earn some money so services will not be cut. I also understand doing fees on certain books, so only those readers who utilize that book/movie/DVD are charged. However, I have a ques…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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Love the Jim Croce(sp?) reference!
I remember purposely stepping on cracks - not to break my mother's back, but to prove it was silly - so I obviously heard that one. I also would go out of my way to greet black cats …
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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TQ1
17 yrs ago
Discipline in the Secondary Classroom by Randall S. Sprick. My school is using this as the basis for our revised discipline plan and classroom managment advice. Therefore, it was worth my while and hard-earned cash.
N…
TQ1
17 yrs ago
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I have to somewhat agree with inkognitoh. In any event, if someone is so very broke, why would they have an Amazon account? Once something is on the web, that implies a bit more disposable income IMHO.
