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UBoB

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Just in case you don't remember the song, here is a snippit of the lyric I was referring too (I put the 101 part in bold. ); 'Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels Looking back at the years gone by like so many summer fields In sixty-five I was seventeen and running up one-o-one I don't know where I'm running now, I'm just running on Running on - running on empty<br

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The 101 sounds great. I guess I'll take a drive along it once we are there. Wise, I looked over the CAA advised route. Looks like we will be on the I-94 for quite a while. Then the I-80 for even longer. Of course, that is just the advised route. If we were going straight there this route would be great, but like I mentioned earlier, we will be stopping in Pontiac Michigan to visit my relatives and then we will be making a huge detour and going to Spokane WA, where my wife's

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Haven't really looked over the itineray closely yet Wise. The only thing I know for sure is that my wife is insisting that we drive along something called "The 101" Is that a highway? Oops, it's getting late for old guys like myself who have to work in the morning. I'm gonna have to get back to you all tomorrow. Bye for now.

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Oh yeah! I suck at roofs too. Can't get any higher than the 5th rung of a ladder. I suffer from terrible vertigo. I go totally stiff, get queezy, light headed. And yet, at the same time I have an uncontrollable desire to jump. I'll do any remodeling that can be done without climbing to unprotect

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Buy, live in for awhile while I fix, then sell. (I believe in the 1980's this was known as 'flipping'). I learned this from my oldest sister. At 49 she is already in a semi-retirement, mostly because of all the houses she 'flipped' during the 1980's) P.S. I don't hire myself out, but I do help out friends and family quite often when they do their own remodeling. <img src="http://im

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Yeah Wise, the bathroom is done. Just have to wipe the tiles over with clean water a few more times until all the white film is gone. The hard part is done. Every muscle and bone in my body aches today. I always go at these things full steam, and then pay for it later.

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Typical John Madden line: " When good football players come to play good football, you have yourself a good football game. But when good football players come to play bad football, you just have a football game." Now, what the hell did he say?

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Oh, I'm close to the end of my day too Wise. The remodeling has taken it's toll on my joints, and on my enery. The hot soak helped the joints but it made me realize how tired I am. I'm starting to yawn a lot. I know the signs. <-read this as a yawn.

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I don't call myself a skinner either joetheblow. I'm an apprentice. Come to think of it, I've been an apprentice for a long, long time. I should have my Journeyman papers by now. I have a card in my wallet that says I'm a Journeyman Press Operator, so why not Skinner too? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/image

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BTW, if anyone here uses Winamp, the skin in the screenshot is called Blue0672002 and it's by J William. Here is the link if you are interested: https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?authorid=304067

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Don't know about Skin Studio. You could try downloading it again and reinstalling. Maybe a bad download. As for you taskbar. WindowBlinds only skins the taskbar in the Windows XP Operating System. If you want to make the taskbar and start menu look like it does in XP, while using Windows ME you need to download and install ObjectBar. Then find one of the many 'Luna' ObjectBar themes and install it. Then it will look like Windows XP. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smil

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ter.ti.ar.y (tur'she-er'e)adj. 1. Third in point of time, number, degree, or standing. As in primary, secondary, tertiary That's from Funk and Wagnalls Dictiony, I don't have an Oxford handy.

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