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waysider

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  1. Sounds like Evil Ways------Santana ???
  2. Hmmmmm. I had a dog once who [how shall I say this?] was quite fond of my leg. Now I guess I have to wonder how that fits with all this other stuff. (And just when I thought I was starting to understand it all.) [:-[
  3. Hi, Grumpy Welcome to "the cafe" Some people might be prone to ask the same questions of you. Care to offer any insight?
  4. To each his own, Said Farmer Jones, As he kissed ol' Bossie The Cow.
  5. Poor JeffSjo. He seems to be taking the splat rap for something that was actually posted by me, not him. A musical apology to all. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_5fmGwMFl4
  6. Spin Doctors--------------------------- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVPhkz6UOCs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=givZsEAW80k
  7. waysider

    Brag Time

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  8. I enjoyed that, Phil. It reminded me how, as a young man, I spent many a dismal, rainsoaked Saturday lost in the pages of Theodore Sturgeon, Isaac Asimov and Aldous Huxley.
  9. Run Forrest, Run!! http://www.ltdteam.com/guest/icommerce.asp http://www.outpostnine.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10859 http://www.ltdteam.com/ http://therobinsonsolution.ltdteam.com/guest/home.asp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quixtar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quixtar
  10. It's all a joke, Steveo. You can read about it here. http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2008/02/watch-the-parod.html
  11. Holy guacamole! Nixon was still in his first term and the U.S. was still three years away from pulling out of Viet Nam when I was sitting in that class. How did I get so old?
  12. Warning!---Rough language.
  13. This one is "killer"!
  14. Hey there, coolchef "Spin" is when you take a pig and dress it up in a fancy evening gown. It might look better but it's still a pig. Politicians are known to have people on their staffs that put a "spin" on negative publicity involving their candidates. They do this by misrepresenting facts, omitting facts, using facts in a deliberately selective manner(that's called "cherry picking") or simply giving something a more appealing name. Here's a couple simple examples: 1.I ask a garbage man what he does for a living and he tells me he is a "sanitary engineer". 2.Someone asks me if The Way is a cult and I reply that it is a "Biblical research and teaching ministry". 3.We weren't brainwashed, we "cleansed our minds with the integrity of The Word". Any clearer now?
  15. And lest it fades from memory, the steam car was once more popular than the gas powered models. (Henry Ford put an end to that.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_car ps--I had a great-uncle who worked for White Motors.
  16. C'mon----Sing with me!!
  17. Pardon me for barging in here. I don't think JEFSjo ever said it was an "exact quote". An implied message can very well be a "statement" as well. Here's a spin for you: The early days of TWI were like lollipops, rainbows and warm fuzzy puppies. OOPS! That's not a spin, it's a falsehood. There is a difference, dontcha know!
  18. I understand there is a town on the East Coast that runs on HOT air.
  19. That is how it was presented in the original CF&S class. The only variation is that VPW also taught that they both "consumed" the by-product. "I don't have a scriptural syllabus reference for this; you'll just have to trust me." ------------------------------------------------------------------- edited to state that it was the CF&S class, not PLAF.
  20. A lifetime supply of "shredding". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYfOp7F4RFM...feature=related
  21. Hey there, humblepie.----Here's a musical welcome for you.-----I Don't Need No Doctor by Humble Pie
  22. Re: Buddy Curry http://www.greasespotcafe.com/ipb/index.php?showtopic=16375
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