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<r>RedGlitter;840508 wrote: I just had to buy a new computer tonight. It has Vista. I've heard loads of negs about this OS but I'm trying to stay openminded. It's got bells and whistles I wasn't expecting. Does anyone have any advice, suggestions, or pointers on how this XP girl can make friends wit...

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Happy Birthday! :-6:yh_hugs

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Very nice. The camera loves you.

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Accountable;823643 wrote: Only thing I know about Quakers is that they make a really good oatmeal.

I like it too, but there may be not a single Friend on the board of directors.

A real "Quaker" company: Sony! :-2

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elixer;824664 wrote: ...and finally picked up a copy of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon.

Very engaging story with a unique first-person perspective.

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*grumble* freakin' naughty chair oh blahblah *shuffleshuffle grumble*...

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What kinda name is "Feezee"? Oh, you're not gonna fit in here at all. Best move on to some other geeky forum.

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Late again. Gah!

Wendy, I hope all works out for the best. Tremendous hugs from me!

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Make room on there for me too, then. *sigh!* :rolleyes:

So long, Furry Sam. Nice, uhh, not knowing you. I guess?

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:wah:

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Nomad;805444 wrote: Thanks for the heads up.

Do train depots have x ray machines ?

Okay, maybe you shouldn't watch Dexter after all.

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<r>CARLA;805425 wrote: You wan to see him at his finest rent all the seasons of one of the best shows ever on HBO "Six Feet Under". You won't be sorry.<E>:cool:</E> I was a big fan of Six Feet Under until David was kidnapped in the van and I felt the show had jumped the shark. Fell ...

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<t>koan;805383 wrote: I'm glad to hear you're coming to your senses. I was only able to watch about 7 minutes of the first episode... including the opening credits. The photography and poor writing drove me to turn it off... There's some really ham-fisted writing, and so...

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<t>Nomad;805344 wrote: I started out loving it but its getting almost Mary Hartman-ish. I would pay large to see Louise Lasser play Mary as a serial killer. Dammit, we should write for television! Nomad;805344 wrote: Dont you think its too "all over the place"? ...

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<r>I used to love a mocha about three times a week if not more. Then budgetary concerns and a tanked metabolism due to having quit smoking convinced me to cut back to a once-in-a-while treat. We compensate with a swoon-worthy espresso roast at home. <E>:D</E> I've always had nothing but g...

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Since I seem to be incapable of acting my age:

New glasses, blue hair.

My wife is so tolerant.

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<t>CBS is re-running Dexter, starting with the first season. Showtime has not canceled the series. I'm damned glad too, as we don't take Showtime and CBS has allowed the missus and me to see what we've been missing. A serial killer who hunts serial killers. Brilliant. I'm considering loo...

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Yes, yes, and thanks from yet another stupid person. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to finish packing up my computer to send back as instructed.

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gmc;797150 wrote: :sneaky:

That's great! :wah:

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Our friend keeps trying it. Apparently the frog-to-prince ratio is maintained.

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<t>I'm very modest myself. The US is freakin' schizophrenic about sexuality and nudity. We're appalled by overt behaviors in public but we have billboards and magazine ads that all but promise heightened sexual prowess and response by buying anything from cars to beer. Full frontal nudity...

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laneybug;796589 wrote: but I really don't care who sees me naked.

Prove it. :yh_eyebro

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I suffer directional dyslexia as well. I actually have to think before turning left or right. This is not nearly as funny as it seems. This is why I absolutely hate being the driver when I go anywhere with a carload of people, particularly when the trip is through unfamiliar territory.

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Guys are dumb. Guys do need help. I'm a guy, so I know.

We need clear channels. If the signal-to-noise ratio isn't tuned in our favor, we'll choose the door with the tiger behind it every freakin' time.

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<t>Stardust;789416 wrote: Well, does anyone out there have a strange sandwich filler? My husband likes to have cheese with salad cream - yuk! For those of you Americans, salad cream is like mayo but it has a sweeter taste than mayo. We have Miracle Whip, which is a kind of salad cre...

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Chezzie;788961 wrote:

Love it. :wah:

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Tattoos can be cool if it's done with original art. Enough with the skulls and the naked babes and the swords already!

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I exercise (grudgingly) because the alternative is ugly, and my exercise history up until five years ago was ugly indeed.

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Forgive me, but this is a howl. Still have tears in my eyes.

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Uncle Kram;774780 wrote: I see Langley's on the air phone again

Heh. So it wasn't just me. :wah:

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This thread reminded me of this.

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Nomad;774323 wrote: Sure it smells but that pales in comparison to the warm fuzzy feeling you get when you come home after a long day at work.

Priceless !

Emphasis on "fuzzy".

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You remind me why I don't miss the dating scene at all.

Weeder, your descriptive comments are gold. :wah:

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Seriously, I prefer erotica created by women.

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Dammit, I thought I was in for a good yarn.

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Mia;765475 wrote:

I dont look at porn, so I don't know how bad things are on the net, what happened to the days when guys just bought top shelf magazines for their fix.

After repeated reading, the ink smears.

Or was that a rhetorical question?

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Jenna Jamison is hawt.

And Christy Canyon 'cause sometimez I kickz it old skool.

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I haven't an idea what it may be, but if it persists I would visit my physician at the earliest opportunity. (If it was your left arm I'd say opportunity be damned, go now!)

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The X-1 may do a fly-by, but I get the impression that this movie begins with the construction of the NCC-1701.

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<t>I love Star Trek: TOS, perhaps the most rough-and-tumble of the bunch. I got the sense that Enterprise tried to emulate that. I also learned to love Star Trek: The Next Generation, the two-part episodes of which ("Time's Arrow", "The Best of Both Worlds", "Unification", "Chain of Comma...

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I'm one, as is my wife. To be honest, we wouldn't miss it now even if it turned into Fantasy Island. Too heavily invested in the dang story now.

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Bicycles and the people who love them

Microbrews

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<t>Could be meat, could be cake. I don't see Abrams going the campy retro route and I hope mightily there's no element of that. Being faithful to the original while maintaining respect for the built-in audience and going for a satisfyingly future-modern look is going to be quite a trick, but judging...

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http://www.paramount.com/startrek/?gcli ... iQod_Sjk-w

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Saw a short teaser about the new Trek at a showing of Cloverfield this last weekend. I'll be interested to see what J. J. Abrams does with it.

Can't wait to see Simon Pegg as Scotty!

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I read the novel Perfume. Very good. Haven't seen the film.

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Just when I had become convinced we Americans held a monopoly on crass and clueless marketing strategies...:rolleyes:

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<t>In one dream I was working in an office and everyone was very happy and excited about pills they were all taking. They all enthusiastically recommended the pills to me, but when I entered the restroom (lavatory) I found myself ankle deep in flesh and intestines. I realized that this was the resul...

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I'm a UU. No surprise. I'm interested in the Liberal Quaker ways but that came in fourth. Nuts.

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