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BTW just in case, when you read on the side of the box "16-28 pounds" that is baby size not diaper capacity.

Happy Birthday Ian.

Dinny, I hope things work out for you. Mike if you buy the LIO8 or ULN8 I would be very interested in your experiences setting up the unit to play tunes especially the various mio console templates you use. And if you connect your box to your turn table I would be interested in what settings you use. All in due time I guess

Actually, the same rule applies when dealing with most annoyances, say a yeti for instance. Do not splash a yeti with water, they do not like being splashed with water. Splashing a yeti with water will not end well.

Al, sensitivity to bee stings and food allergies change as you grow older, sometimes a sensitivity goes away once a person reaches puberty then re-emerges later in life. I would recommend that you get a prescription from your MD for Epipens and keep a set at Mayberry, your place in SF and perhaps in your office. Of course that is just my opinion but I would consult a good allergist on this and see what they recommend. Dinny, next time try marking the mound entry holes with a large object like a stick or something, then return in the late evening when it is cooler. Bees/wasps tend to be less agitated in cooler weather making it easier to sneak up on them and nuke em with poison spray then escape unharmed. You may have inadvertently done the two worst things most likely to put a nest of bees into blitzkrieg mode, attack their home with water just pisses them off, do it on a sunny day just makes it easy for them to find you.

Now you know why diapers come in those very large boxes.

Timing is everything I guess, I have experienced great response to my emails from them, the longest took twelve hours.

If I had any Cognac, I would be outside right now. I just can't think of smoking without a Cognac, beer or wine just won't do.

Brewing by committee does not sound promising.

So let me guess would that be "Donner Party Crockpot Ale"??

Oh my! Staximus Maximus.......

Ahhh, now I remember, the good old days.

Yeah last bill was three months ago and it was $1,200, damn radiators and brakes are supposed to last a lifetime right?

A case of Sauvignon Blanc from Peter Michael vineyard and $1,600 worth of repairs for Mary's Lexus. That's gonna cut into my wine and vinyl budget for the month.

OP please disregard all of the prior rude posts............................. Pinot is better than anything, drink Pinot and all will be good with the world. Trust me on this.

Congratulations Naaman! She is beautiful, she has her mother's eyes and her father's lack of hair. And of course congratulations mom!

Steve, sorry about the turn for your buddy, I am sure you will make the right decision when the time is right. Take care man and hang in there, I will be thinking about you.

Al the Pierre is awesome, next to Central Park and lovely Park Avenue, not that you have any time to take a brief stroll or anything. I will trade you some Pliny The Elders for the Sonoma Cutrer and the Vueve Cliquot, what do you say? Is the Chardonnay the Les Pierres? That hotel takes good care of it's guests you livin' large, the usual fleabags I stay in offer warm Bud Light and Tasmanian Shiraz.

Happy Birthday Tyll, the one and only.

Hmmm...

Brent sorry to hear this, you will get through it all.

Do they sell tee shirts? If not you should offer to design a line of clothing for them like "onward Cum soldiers", "When you know CUM you will know heaven" etc. So Stretch tried any Stellenbosch Chardonnays or Pinots yet?

Vickie, I never thought of that. My hand was forced by the landscaping guys misinterpreting my request that they trim back some plantings into " rip out every damn thing you see that isn't a rock". I guess I am now going to be labeled herp friendly, or I can dust the rocks with a can of cayenne pepper.

Am I the only one who sees Mike's avatar on the chicken breast? Look closely.......