BlueDev

BlueDev

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1) Wales, Scotland, and a little bit from England. 2) My mind? But seriously I can't remember the most recent thing I lost. I know the remote wanders occasionally, so I would probably have to go with that. 3) Summer of 2003, 10 days in Utah with family. But between flying with two little ones, traveling back and forth to make the families happy, well, it wasn't much of a vacation. 4) I have had so many dreams lately they a

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To be quite honest, I would actually have more respect for these pop tartlets if they were honest and just acknowledged that they were trying to fit a mold rather than insisting they are different and unique. Great review, and it really points out the immaturity in the song. Nicely done.

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I never really had an interesting nickname growing up. Folks would call me Pete, Jonesy, or some such. When I was in Guatemala I picked up Canche and Hijo del Sol, so those sort of stuck. In the lab I am working in now one of the fellows has dubbed me donnicker. Okay, whatever works for him, eh?

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who are we to judge though Especially in a written form it can be incredibly difficult to do so. So our best bet is to have a thick skin, learn to shrug it off and not judge. But we can see patterns of behavior that clue us in on true motives. In those instances I think our best bet is to just stay a

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Thanks for the comments everyone. It can never hurt to give a bit of thought before opening your mouth, even in jest. A--I agree. It can be really tough to take that moment and think first. And there will always be moments when we forget or when we simply need to reply on the spot. But I thi

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I feel bad--we wrote very similar articles. Great minds..... That might've been before I started reading you so regularly...? Good thoughts. First of all, don't feel bad at all. Things like that happen, life brings separate people to similar points. Sort of fascinating really. And, yeah, it w

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Sadly I don't have any leads for you. But I can say that I worked for a while as a pizza delivery dude and the pay was great. True, you have to put miles on your car, which can make it not possible. Best of luck and thanks for the update.

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Humor and its use has been mentioned a few times here in the past day or so. It got me thinking, yet again . I agree wholeheartedly that we can all benefit from a healthy sense of humor. A willingness to not take ourselves too seriously is important, no doubt. But there is a prob

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I must say, as a citizen of the USA I am really, really disgusted by fellow citizen's attempts at censoring and insisting that other's shouldn't have the same right to freedom of speech we enjoy. Making hasty judgments about who can and can't say certain things, especially when we are all hiding behind our masks of anonymity, is ridiculous. If you are offended by it, fine. If you don't like it, don't read it. But have the balls to admit tha

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What some people find funny, compared to others reactions is very much besides the point, as long as the notion of humour is ascertained, no feelings should be hurt. That is very true. We can all benefit from a healthy sense of humor. But a blatant disregard for others is neither humorous nor benefici

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I never really liked the biorifle. I eventually learned to appreciate it, but never spent enough time to become proficient. I am, however, a tried and true flack monkey. Both the biorifle and flack cannon are pretty decent spammers.

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Lookaduckaphobia - the fear that somehow, somewhere, as duck is watching you Oh no, I think that is real. Every day I find myself looking over my shoulder. Wondering, waiting, watching. *shudder* Funny little find suspeckted. Thanks for sharing.

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I'm on it . . . I was mistaken, what I have is children's chewable, and they come in 100 mg so I'm working on chewing up 8 of them (ouch!). Good, that should really help a lot. Hopefully it will make the time until they open tolerable.

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Adorable little boy LH! Very nice scrapbook page as well. My wife is also an avid scrapbooker (Stampin' Up demonstrator too, so that gives you a clue!). This is a beautiful page! For image hosting check out Imageshack. I did a little test article over here , and it has an automatic thumbnail feature. If you want to bui

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I will try that. I think we have some children's motrin liquid. Would that help? Yes, take some right away! You really ought to take 600-800 mg if possible, so look on the bottle and see where it says how many mg per ml there are and try to take as close to 600-800 as possible. I don't know off the to

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All I can say is thank God that our money is going to research things like this instead of cancer and other diseases that threaten the population. Actually, this is just a silly comment. None of "our money" went to this kind of research. These types of studies are run on the backs of folks like me, me

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Did we really nead a Harvard study to tell us that?!! Actually, yes, we did. There are multiple schools of thought in medicine. Medicine vs. Surgery (the topic of an upcoming blog of mine BTW), allopathic vs homeopathic vs naturopathic, old school vs new school. The debates between these vari

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