Spc Nobody Special

Spc Nobody Special

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B.A. Music from Ouachita Baptist University. Went to DLI like psuedosoldier, and had the courses for an associates in korean studies, but didn't get the degree because I didn't bother to put in the paperwork for it.

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Well, I just lost weight because I'm going back in. Down six pounds and 3/4 of an inch in not quite two weeks yet and if I continue, should get the normal drop of two to three a week. Doing it just like I usually have. Started running almost every day. I know your feet are jacked, but 40, 45 minutes of good cardio'll on a bike'll do it if you keep your heart rate up. I also killed the sugars, sodas, and eating out. Almost no breads except som

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but the bass they had was quite good, and I don't think you should feel bad about them picking him. He is good. He's also a frickin' diva. Did you notice he sang a baroque cantata with embellishments in places like it was frickin' Pavarotti doing a Puccini tenor solo? It showed great technique, but was

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And I would never run over a jogger. That's just wrong. Plus it's only worth five points. Snorted orange juice out my nose with that one... <i

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Once again inspired by a nutball driver while I'm out running, here's a thought. Plus I have time while I have to wait for my clothes to dry. Do you drive like a Christian? One of my worst experiences in a church, was visiting a large church after moving, while looking around for a new church home. Big place, overly impersonal, the kind of place you get th

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A lightning speed update of my life. Sang in the Messiah Sunday, (saw psuedosoldier and Joy spotted lifehappens). Practicing like a nut, and it's finally coming together nice. Audition's Thursday at 1400 at the 1st Cav band hall. Fixed a lot of cars lately, including one that got broken into at work. (and what better place than a mechanic's shop, right?) Wo

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Patron Saint of Military Intelligence? (A pamphlet from the US Military Academy says it's St. Jude This is funny, especially since he's also the patron saint of desperate cases and lost causes.......

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His ruck sack is torn, and constant tasking have kept him from being available to go to CIF during open hours, so he may have to purchase that out of pocket. I found it cheaper to purchase a lot of the CIF gear on my own, and then NEVER take the CIF gear out to the field. Nobody cared much about my own

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I had water all over the laundry room floor this afteroon. So, now I have to call them AGAIN and have them come out AGAIN to rig something so it lasts a little bit longer because they don't want to fix things properly because these houses are getting knocked down. Watch this, if it starts backing up ot

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My brother used to keep snapping turtles in an aquarium and we'd both play with them. One red eye snapper, one alligator snapper that looked like a minature dinosaur. Cute when they're only 4 inches long, but don't ever get your hands, or anything you want to keep for that matter near one of the big ones. I've seen them a couple of feet long and they never let go.

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Well, it's not hell, but my personal purgatory has frozen over. Killeen's turned into an iceball. Freezing precipitation all day, and nasty roads. They've closed down a lot of the schools and such around here. Yes, I know, where you live it's eighty below, and there's fourteen foot of snow before they even salt the sidewalks, but this is just bad nasty ice,

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I don't know who's doing it, and frankly I need the points, so I'm not complaining, but what the heck is going on? Recently, I'm still getting maybe 30 or 40 hits a day on my home site, but somebody is selecting my articles seven or eight hundred times. As opposed to the hundred or two norm I've had for the last year or so. Is it an error of some kind? Does someone ju

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It looks very cool, erm, warm I mean. I like the color too. I can needlepoint and cross stitch How'd that cat cross-stitch I passed along come out so far?

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I didn't mean to post twice. Also, with the fritata, you need to put salt and pepper in with the egg mix at the beginning. Otherwise the egg is a little too strong. I also like to eat it with a little tabasco sauce.

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but have no idea what javelina jerky is!?!?! Javelina is a kind of wild boar that runs around North Texas, Lousiana, and Arkansas. (the arkansas razorback for example) They get fairly large some places. Jerky, like beef jerky, dried and salted/spiced meat. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align

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Great, I've got all my pieces now. 1. Bless the Lord My Soul from Godspell for Rock/Pop (although I really wanted to do Time from the dark side of the moon album) 2. If Ever I Would Leave You from Camelot for a ballad. 3. Don't Get Around Much Anymore (or maybe C jam blues, can't decide) by Duke Ellington for the swing. 4. a nice little waltz in A minor by Chopin for the Classical, I don't remember the opus number 5. A piece I

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Or "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald"? I like that one, but I think I'm going with the whole cheesy love ballad thing and doing "If ever I would leave you" from Camelot. I'm still stuck on the latin number though. The local music store had bupkis. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center

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Where have I been lately? Working two jobs and getting ready for my band auditions. If all goes well (or even not), I'll probably be back in the army in about three weeks. I've just about got music together, working on scales, arpeggios, picked out a couple of jazz tunes, an old rock tune from godspell, and a schmoozy chopin waltz, but I'm still completely

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