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Most definitely done by a former owner..I'll have to look but that rim is probably the worst of the bunch, and thanks!

Unfortunately the way to greater liquidity is by higher rates to keep attracting the foreign investor. The US is hostage to foreign bond holders. Sounds pessimistic even though I am in general an optimist.

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I am guilty of the naziesque opinion that people are fat because they let themselves get fat. The exception being when it is a result of a medical condition. They can get thin when they put out the physical and mental effort to get thin. It is a scientific fact that because of our genes we are predisposed to get fat in order to survive times of scarcity. This occasion simply does not occur like it did during the process of evolution. Therefore ironically it takes our genetically inherited intelligence to overcome our genetically inherited food choices.

Yeah I love Sophia and use her pictures in my luggage tags, but too commonly used by other idiots like myself with a weakness for Italian cars. I'll post the engine later if anyone is interested (it's gorgeous) but it is on the other camera which is far away right now.

Tried to get both in one post.

Choices, choices. Decided I needed another car to drive like a bat out of hell. Here she is, I call her (usually) Azzurro Bello.

Oddly enough I meet gals all the time who swear that "all the good ones are taken."

Haven't had a hearing test lately, but between early years as a drummer, and being around airplanes for 20 years, I must have some of that high frequency loss. Also, at events like baseball games when the crowd gets loud with that multi-frequency noise one of my ears gets this rattle, like fluid being buzzed. I would like to try and hear that ring-tone that as an adult I am not supposed to be able to hear.....where should I go for a demo? --------------------------------------------------------- Not quite "deaf warmed over."

Also a Yes fan for life, my wife just gave me a new cd of live versions and I love it. Probably the most live concerts of a single artist for me would be Chick Corea.

I could not spell to save my life. I'm more of a calculator kind of guy. Isn't this why we have spell check? Chris Spell checkers are a good tool. The problem is they won't detect correctly spelled words used out of context, such as "there vs. their, or but vs. butt." English is probably the most imprecise language in the world, as witnessed by the amount of lawyers compared to other languages. It is also a fast changing language, causing "grammerians" to be cast as tilting at windmills.

I honestly can't remember, and was probably too young to remember. Since then I can't remember not having live music in my life. Nowadays I am usually the oldest guy there when I go somewhere local, but i don't care.

I had to work and miss game 7! Major bummer but bills must be paid. As for the oldest trophy, I thought the America's Cup was older, someone set me straight on this since I have no time to do the research right now. (Yes, competitive sailing is a sport).

Saw JCS on stage in London in 1978 as part of a senior trip. It was a real highlight for me. They used wireless mikes on a minimalist stage.

Come on up to Denton and try Recycled Books and Records on the square. More jazz than most used vinyl places being close to UNT. There is another place west on University Drive(hwy380) but is pricier.

Joke---I believe it was" ____ me your majesty" from American Beauty---end of Joke. Sorry for the hijack....

I tend to agree with Meagain about being un-nerved by the two footed brake/throttle technique. I also realize that done properly either method is fine for daily street driving. It bothers me when someone is riding their brake on a purist level, as well as a brake wear level. Personally, I would not teach one foot on the brake and the other on the accelerator to a teen-ager still discovering coordination. I am just as bothered by the slightly resting foot on the clutch pedal, or resting the hand on the shifter. What the hell, move over, I'll drive! "People who drive automatics do not live in my house."

One White Duck 0/10=Nothing at all---Jethro Tull Next: His head did no thinking His arms didn't move except when the wind cut up Rough and mice ran around on the ground He stood in a field where barley grows. ____________________________________________ "I refuse to have anything to do with a ship that is not fast, for I intend to go in harm's way."

had a call once from the New York Times for a subscription just after the fake article scam by the guy who was promoted until found out. told the guy why should i take a paper full of lies and he said "ITS THE MOST RESPECTED PAPER INTHE COUNTRY." I laughed at him and told him how full of it that was, and never to call this number again. So far so good.

back to the future part 3 ok, how about "it's ok, too much lds in the sixties"

The Cure. Robert Smith had a cameo on the South Park "MechaStreisand" episode. Somebody name the tune.

Between the beer and coffee, I am glad to know that I am on the right track.....

I am north of Dallas. Checking on a flight is fairly risky due to thousands standing around(TSA) plus the airline guys. The bigger and heavier, the worse it gets. I once tried to ship a countertop dishwasher by checking it. TSA ripped it open, taped it back, and by the time the airline was through with it it was irreparable.

Bob Dylan for sure---Don't Think Twice, It's All Right.. Now the rovin' gambler he was very bored He was tryin' to create a next world war He found a promoter who nearly fell off the floor He said I never engaged in this kind of thing before

I would get the Quartets but am not close enough for pick-up(insert frowny face here).