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You can't disprove anything with evidence that doesn't exist
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Morning all -
Reviews are done, off to Sprawlmart in Detroit Lakes for a new keyboard. Kids spilled pop on the old one last night - and the back up does a weird thing with the spacebar, now I remember why it's a backup. Oh, and dogfood too. Buddy needs some fresh air today anyway 
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2005-04-15, 11:54 AM
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Good day all. Today will be spent catching up on a nice pile of reviews. First pot of coffee is on, with many more to follow.
Sorry to hear about your dog Jim.
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And Lord, we are especially thankful for nuclear power, the cleanest, safest
energy source there is. Except for solar, which is just a pipe dream 
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Morning all
 coffee is on  Sorry to here about your dog Jim, good thing pups bounce back so fast.  I lost my dog to cancer about 2 months ago and it still really hurts bad  I kinda have to laugh though, as I couldn't imagine how my 125lb Rottie could even get on the table. I think he would have broke the table not his legs  Oh and this is not a joke either, have you considered getting insurance for your dog? Might sound stupid but if you encounter any health issues then alot of it is covered depending on the insurance you choose. My wifes youger sister bought a Wheinmarauner (fuck I can't spell that, you know the grey dogs!) and purchased insurance and we made fun of her when she forked out 30 bucks a month. 5 years later Atlas ( my rottie) gets diagnosed with cancer and, we paid almost 15 thousand dollars last year for him on chemo. It would not have covered it all, but the vet figured even on the small insurance package that the wifes sister was on would have knocked off half. You just never know when something will happen. Whew...I need a drink of water my voice is sore |
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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
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T.G.I.F.
 I think i will go and buy a new moniter this weekend a nice 17" or "19 flat screen any suggestions what is pretty good? And maybe some cards tomarrow at the birthday party we are going to. And of coures a couple of cold ones |duff| Jim you dog beater  |whip|
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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
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Personally, I'd get anything by Viewsonic or Samsung. I'm thinking of getting two 19" LCD monitors soon too, now that they're dropping in price. I could really use the deskspace these CRTs are hogging up.
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