Re: OT: Re: car organizing question

In <gjcvnvk67tj25illfn7lm5eniv68f6v...@4ax.com> Charles Perrin wrote:
Last hockey stick I purchased was a Victoriaville II, which pretty
much says it all :–)
Charles, you definitely have an eye for the obvious :–)
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In <bocg93$1d2ir...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de> KM wrote:
I'm skinny?
How the heck would you know that?
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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Well, unless you've gained weight since your pictures.

In <boh6up$1emld...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de> KM wrote:
If you don't want your posts archived, then don't post to usenet. I
know of others who archive groups that include the x–archive msg to
Google so they don't pick them up. But if they're still on the
server for the world to see, it's basically a free–for–all and to
complain about it is a waste of time.
Comparing copywritten material like 'Take It Easy' to posts on
newsgroups is ridiculous, as there is no copywrite involved. Nobody
owns these posts...
My point is Kathy, that Google (previously DejaNews) isn't the only
archive out there. You put your anti–Google line in the post doesn't
mean it's not picked up elsewhere. Anyone can download and save
indefinitely anything posted on usenet and use it for whatever reasons
they wish (and trust me, they do).
It's like a billboard along the highway. I can take a picture of it and
get a copy made, then send it to whomever I wish. Nothing illegal about
that and really not much different, other than the fact someone actually
paid to have that particular billboard put up...
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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Whatever keeps them going. ;–) It doesn't bother me.

In <thufsvo73ek5hbg7mg2dcihivjpqhpa...@4ax.com> Richard Hunter wrote:
Brilliant suggestion! Too bad you weren't around a few years ago when
that debate got out of control...but alas, you know how it goes in here.
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TransAm: Futureworld

Garth Brooks Christmas CD
followed by Rosemary Clooney's Christmas CD
Carol

A Love Supreme, John Coltrane

A CD I bought at Tarjhay – "Christmas Harp".
~~Geri~~
"It's Football Saturday at Memorial Stadium and 'There's No Place Like
Nebraska!!'"
www.nocartax.com
www.saveourlicense.com

The radio is on and it's playing snippets and commentary about the
upcoming Metropolitan Opera season.

Boys II Men Christmas CD.

Debussy Nocturnes & La Mer – I know there's a commercial that uses the
"swell" in Nocturnes, but I can't remember what it is.
The CD–ROM drive in my computer rattles unceasingly when I play some
CDs. It's so aggravating that I've given up trying to listen to some of
my favorites while I'm at the computer. I think it might be that some
CDs are slightly smaller than others, but I'm just making stuff up.
Does anyone have a clue what the problem is?

In <bvevnf$oo...@hercules.btinternet.com> melizabeth wrote:
Guess what I meant is, that on a cruise, is it cool at night on deck?
During the day in Spain it was very warm, yet along the coast line when
cycling there was a cool breeze coming in. So I'm curious if one needs
to have both warm & cool cloths on European/Middle East cruises?
Not that we're doing one this year, but the seeds been planted from this
thread and well, who knows...
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I'm convinced it's a stocking stuffer. I know it's avail online but
wonder if any retail outlets carry the product?
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A quick search showed Macy's and Nordstrom. That is, if the items on the
website are available in the store.
Jamie

4 PM today – Snowflakes flying through the air
NOW – It's accumulating visibly on the grass
Christmas AM – They're thinking 1" or so!
Christmas PM – It's going to melt

To return to answering the original post: In almost every town in the Provence
area, you will find a weekly market day. The most amazing finds. Don't be put
off if they are marche de fleurs or food markets. They will always have
everyday things and also lovely linens, pottery in the Provencal colors.
Otherwise, just wander around; you will find great little shoppes. Even in
Aix–de–Provence which is a sophisticated university town, or Nice, you will
find wonderful things and, omigod, gorgeous scarves. I am salivating!! jan

I would assume that it would be slightly cool and would pack accordingly.
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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Guess what I meant is, that on a cruise, is it cool at night on deck?
You can always use a sweater or jacket. It's the Alaskan cruises where you
need warm outer
clothing no matter what month of the year you are cruising.
Audrey

In <1067bcb4nkkh...@news.supernews.com> klm wrote:
Cooper had the coop in hand and wasn't even paranoid
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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Didn't Alice have a snake?

In <1069ueapgioq...@news.supernews.com> klm wrote:
It's a very effective cough syrup with or without codeine, the latter of
which Charles is likely referring to ;–)
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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Hmm, never heard of it. I'm allergic to Codeine.

On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 21:56:27 –0800, klm pontificated at length:
..
On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 18:07:05 –0500, Huronia pontificated at length:
Well, don't take so much Benylin.
They must have really potent Benylin in Canada.
What is Benylin?
It's a very effective cough syrup with or without codeine, the latter of
which Charles is likely referring to ;–)
The US version contains nothing more potent than dextromethorphan
hydrobromide.
It's one of Pfizer's products, but I'd suspect drugstores move a lot
more Robitussin.
I remember one narcotic pain pill we tried for a painful ear
infection. Didn't relieve the pain and made me feel weird. My
internist raided her sample cabinet for Vioxx.
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On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 02:22:14 GMT, Charlie Perrin wrote:
10 PM news update – 3" to 5" very possible.

On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 19:15:27 –0000, Ruddell wrote:
10 PM news update – 3" to 5" very possible.
Texas is HUGE. You can get a 60 degree temperature range across the
state.
It also snowed in Corpus Christi, it's even further South.

"Charles Perrin" <c.l.perrinANTIS...@att.net> wrote in message
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of
which Charles is likely referring to ;–)
And that stuff is supposed to make you gain weight.

klm wrote:
Wow, I don't know how. It made me hideously nauseated. No way could I eat.
Dana

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eat.
Must be the kind where you are supposed to eat before taking them. And, I'm
just the messenger. It's one of the side effects.

klm wrote:
Yep, I know that now. I was annoyed, though, because I *always* ask my
pharmacist "Is there anything I need to know about this medication" and
they never mentioned only taking it on a full stomach.
Dana

"Dana Carpender" <dcarpendnos...@kiva.net> wrote in message
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They should put the label on your bottle. Time to change your pharmacy.

In <106cvmi6681...@news.supernews.com> klm wrote:
I worked for a structural engineer a few years ago, and his main
focus on deciding how to do things was never use the word 'should',
because that doesn't leave any options for discussion...
Btw. the rabbit died today, so should I wear white ;–p
Way to early to comprehend that statement. But I'll try later...
Unfortunately no. Our rabbit, 'Stompin' Tom' (Tom) died Saturday
morning. He was just barely alive when we woke and didn't last five
minutes after. Have no idea what was wrong, but our household just
isn't going to be the same without him :–(
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In <419ab543$...@newspeer2.tds.net> Jamie wrote:
I'm convinced it's a stocking stuffer. I know it's avail online but
wonder if any retail outlets carry the product?
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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Dennis,
I don't know the answer to that question. I've always bought mine through
Sephora. Hey, even if you have to stoop to purchasing it through them, with
that Friends and Family code for Sephora provided in another thread, you
could get (at least) 20% off and possibly more. That should make up for the
shipping cost.
HTH,
Jamie

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with
the
BTW, Dennis, I've been very glad to see that you're back as well. I was
surprised that you were able to join us so soon after your accident and
other happenings.
Jamie

Ruddell wrote:
Nordstrom carries it, as does Von Maur, if you have either of those stores
around. (Von Maur ships for free, too.)
~~Geri~~
(Sanctimonious Cornhusker Bitch)
"When Nebraska goes to Pork Chop, we all have a great big barbecue!

In <gaefs05lljuhl0npkg1858c1mjuno73...@4ax.com> Charlie Perrin wrote:
Yeah, we don't suck and we love you...
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In <7btps05r45hon632us24tcuke8l91dk...@4ax.com> Charlie Perrin wrote:
I thought you lived in Texas...
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LOL....we got our snow on Wednesday. I actually still have some in my
back yard that just won't melt.
It's funny because on Tuesday we were in the low 70s and I had the top
down on the bug and Wednesday we never got above Freezing. The saying in
Texas is "If you don't like the weather, just wait 10 minutes and it
will change"....so true so very true.
Love, Laughter, and Friendship,
Lisa
www.beautycafe.com
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Charlie Perrin <c.l.per...@SPAMBOTS_DIEatt.net> wrote in
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Was it your first, Charlie?
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On 26 Dec 2004 23:19:15 GMT, Poetic Badgers wrote:
4 PM today – Snowflakes flying through the air
NOW – It's accumulating visibly on the grass
Christmas AM – They're thinking 1" or so!
Christmas PM – It's going to melt
First White Christmas in Houston, definitely. I think I've seen snow
one other time here in 10 years.
Definitely not the first in my life, I wasn't born Texan but I came as
fast as I could (1992 to Abilene, 1994 here).

In <Xns95FFC99A4A9B8Elvisisal...@207.14.113.17> Userb3 wrote:
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Actually user, it's good you said that as many think your way but don't
speak up. Somehow people have this idea that North Americans are carbon
copies of each other when it's simply not the case. What may make sense
to one person, is crazy to another. So it's not right to stereotype
then criticize people when it's simply not true.
Sorry to hear about your father and my thoughts are with him...
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"Ruddell" <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message
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User, my thoughts are also with your father and I wish him a speedy
recovery. I've been part of this same discussion several times on
alt.fashion and almost responded earlier today. I am no longer
interested, however, in arguing with others about why we've owned
Suburbans since 1988. My comment though about the car organizing
question is that I try not to put anything visible in my car. It's for
transportation and not a second home :)
Audrey

On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 21:18:52 –0800, "ahmward"
<nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> choked out these words:
also, anything that's not properly secured can cause serious
injury or even death if one (Heaven forbid) has a traffic
accident. upon impact with, say, another car, the unsecured
items won't stop without a barrier to keep them in place; they'll
keep traveling to the front of the car, where they'll only stop
once they hit something.
http://www.arrivealive.co.za/pages.asp?mc=vehicle&nc=seatbelt
(see second bullet)
david
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In <761id1t7728egb9cjgocdapdmhn50vo...@4ax.com> Charlie Perrin wrote:
You know Charlie, that's an urban myth. I've had a Jack Russell terrier &
my folks a mini–poodle and there weren't anywhere as noisy as our
current aussie shepherd & black lab. When they go nuts (which of course
they do when something important happens, like a cat) they're loud and
simply because of their size, it's overwhelming. Fortunately, they
shut up when told to :–)
But even my wife thinks the same as you yet it's just not true. Next
time you hear a small dog yapping (I'm sure you use that term too) think
about it when you hear a large dog doing the same thing. Then put that
in your living room and well, the difference is audio. No different
than comparing sound systems. The smaller units just don't deliver the
power of the full blown systems...
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On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 16:57:05 –0000, Ruddell wrote:
On 16 Jul 2005 05:38:03 –0700, "Jen in ND" wrote:
I'm not a "little dog" person – that's what *cats* are for..
LOL!
Little dogs have the disadvantage they make noise all out of
proportion to their size.
Believe me... my neighbors' dogs are bound and determined to prove
Snopes wrong.
My parents had a dog that would announce emergency vehicles coming
down the highway well before humans would hear it.
Well, that's like comparing a siren to a foghorn.
The foghorn has low–end oomph but the siren has a much more
attention–getting dynamic range.
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