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I'm with Galen -- Insult?? :unsure:

Gotta love that pyramid thingy! It's great -- if'n yer on top.

Sorority Girls from Hell It works. :)

CATHOLIC GASOLINE Sister Mary, who worked for a home health agency,was out making her rounds visiting homebound patients when she ran out of gas. As luck would have it, a gas station was just a block away. She walked to the station to borrow a gas can and buy some gas. The attendant told her that the only gas can he owned had been loaned out, but she could wait until it was returned. Since the nun was on the way to see a patient, she decided not to wait and walked back to her car. She looked for something in her car that she could fill with gas, and spotted the bedpan she was taking to the patient. Always resourceful, she carried the bedpan to the station, filled it > >>>with gas, and carried the full bedpan back to her car. As she was pouring the gas into her tank, two men watched from across the street. One of them turned to the other and said, "If it starts, I'm turning Catholic."

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Since they show up in the About The Way forum --- what's the beef?? An introductorory pictoral (if you will) -- of what we experienced, and what prospective members of twi can look forward to. <_< And they are all on the main page, anyway.

HA! Now I'll go through all my old SNS tapes, just to look for one song! You blew your cover? --- righhhht!!! ;)

I also. :) Googled it, and found not much news about it newer than 2002. You made a good point about twi though. Given the *treatment* (cough!!) ABANDONMENT they gave Mrs. W. --- it's a moot point as to IF staff will be abandoned. The only real question is "what *novel* excuse will twi come up with -- when they let the axe fall?" If they even try to make an excuse.

Chris Hillman ~ Turn Your Radio On written by Albert E. Brumley Come and listen in to a radio station Where the mighty host of heaven sing Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) If you want to hear the songs of Zion Coming from the land of endless spring Get in touch with God Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) And listen to the music in the air Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) And glory to share Turn your lights down low And listen to the Master's radio Get in touch with God Turn your radio on Brother listen in to the gloryland chorus Listen to the glad hosannahs roll Turn Your radio on turn your radio on Get a little taste of joys awaiting Get a little heaven in your soul Get in touch with God Turn your radio on Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) And listen to the music in the air Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) And glory to share Turn your lights down low And listen to the Master's radio Get in touch with God Turn your radio on. Listen to the songs of the fathers and the mothers And the many friends gone on before Turn your radio on turn turn your radio on Some eternal morning we shall meet them Over on the hallelujah shore Get in touch with God Turn your radio on Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) And listen to the music in the air Turn your radio on (Turn your radio on) And glory to share Turn your lights down low And listen to the Master's radio Get in touch with God Turn your radio on Get in touch with God Turn your radio on From Chris Hillman "Desert Rose" Sugar Hill Records Stamps Baxter Music & Printing Co(BMI)

Chef -- e-mail Paw at pawtucket@greasespotcafe.com :)

Shellon --- I talked with some folks at our local piano store. If the keys are made of ivory, a laquer thinner/ acetone should take off the *permanent* markings. But if it has plastic keys -- acetone will eat through the keys, (this info is per the guy from the shop.) He said replacing the key tops would be the other option, and it is done all the time. Replacing all the ivories on the keyboard would cost around $150.00.

Tom -- When are you going to NK, and teach this!?!? (Something they need to hear -- eh?)

:) :) :) Similar things (like that) have happened to me too.

Act2 -- Here's hoping you find your birthday as fine as the last antique hat you found!!

Obvious error?? By whom? :)

Now you can build another bridge, across a different river, to a better destinatiion. :) Took guts (conviction), to do that -- Good luck!

yup. He went through it once -- and chose not to do so again. Who in (government) positions has the audacity to tell him to do otherwise?? I say -- put them through chemo for their cancerous thoughts. (let's see what they think of it -- when they go through it).

Hey there Hope and John -- my congrats as well. :) John -- you nailed the My-space crowd perfectly. :( Sadly -- they do not want to interact. That was us -- umpteen years ago. Some things never seem to change. :(

Freud -- I see you are reading here. Good to see you again, sir. :)

Groannnnnnnnn!!

ROCK ON!!!

Grouch --- thanks! Tell RumRunner we miss him and to get better quickly. :)

the lamp (upstairs) has a switch at the base of it. Turn the lamp on. It's shining on the wall in front of it. There are 8 numbers there. move the lamp up and down, by clicking on the lampshade. Then you can see all 8 numbers (write them down -- they are your final code out of the basement). If the lamp isn't bright enough for you to see them, go to the light switch on the wall, and turn out the overhead light. :)

Once you do the green wall -- it receedes, and you see two new doors -- one on the right, and one on the lft. You DO NOT HAVE TO DO THE GREEN WALL AGAIN. :) Forget the *searches* that are links. I started this game (again) less than an hour ago, and I'm here in room 12 with you. I'm telling you what to look for, and what to click on -- not giving you some link. I'm looking at what I am suggesting to you. So -- take a look at my hints. :)

NOW --- look at the other clues I left you. ;) (hey -- congrats!!)