6280. Anonymous (cpe-76-178-80-169.natsow.res.rr.com) –
19 Oct 2007 23:40:48
[ Bathroom? Mushroom! ]
For those of you wondering if your health problems are related to fungus and mold: I googled "Larry Foster Mold". Found "Bill Bright video Larry Foster mold video. WEB site is called www.aenvirocure.com.
There you will find an article that lays it on the line.
Also check out knowthecause.com. |
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6279. Anonymous (cpe-76-178-80-169.natsow.res.rr.com) –
19 Oct 2007 22:23:28
[ Bathroom? Mushroom! ]
Try some Orange TKO from the Long Life Unlimited WEB site. |
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Very impressive. You must have been very drunk when you have constructed this font. |
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Get buddy-buddy with the store who sells you your phone and plan. A friend of mine worked at Radio Shack and always got himself and his friends nifty numbers. 99% of the time it's chosen at the point of sale from a list of numbers available at the moment to the store (at least for Radio Shack), so buy the retail monkey a snack and play nice. |
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In answer to your question: It indeed might be possible to get a phone number for a cell phone that way. When I was shopping for my cell phone, since I'm in the 610 area code, I wanted to get 610-987-1597 (hooray Fibonacci!). So doing a little research, I called the telephone company for the area where that number was apparently located. The person at the phone company was glad to help, but after I told her where my local cell phone store was, she said that they couldn't transfer the number because it wasn't in the same area or something.
As it turned out, the random number that I was given at the cell phone store actually spelled out "610 DJs: WU-TANG" (or WU-TAD). So it's worth trying; you might have more success with your preferred number, if you can find out who's in control of it. |
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i was wondering how the bush was a devo hat ... |
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awesome! will you your new toy by the time I visit the 'burgh? |
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Oops, I fixed the devo hat link. |
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My friend in college had the extension, 4-COCK, which was pretty rad. |
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6266. Pianist (bas7-quebec14-1177838350.dsl.bell.ca) –
17 Oct 2007 12:38:22
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Hehe Rad, never stop ! There's always a rofl period with you =D
Hey tom if you wanna see my demos, there's also torrents
www torrentz com (add dots) type something like : Pianist nightmare
and you'll see the torrent there.
Else: rapidshare com/files/59791878/Pianist zip html (add dots)
Peace.
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6265. RadAcoustics (203-211-89-44.ue.woosh.co.nz) –
14 Oct 2007 07:33:31
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Boo JohnnyW... not much else to say but commiseration to the French 'boooo... JohnnyW' (Can't belive they made another final, GOD help me if they manage to defend the CUP!)
Monsieur P.Jackson and his trained monkey 'Serkis' ate all the bananas P, which kinda sucks as we are a temperate country and not tropical. This means we are are forced to import the yellow goodness, this situation is almost as distressing as getting kicked out of the RWC by France (Hehe).
......GO Argentina.......:D
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6261. Pianist (70.52.99.14) –
13 Oct 2007 11:26:27
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Okay Rad. I'll tell you someday, I'll come to NZ =) Then we could chase the big monkey.. because I'm sure, there's no bananas left in NZ, eh ? XD
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P as Pianist not Pee. |
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6260. RadAcoustics (203-211-108-53.ue.woosh.co.nz) –
12 Oct 2007 05:52:42
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Not much left in those mountains Pianist... 'King Kong' stomped all over our fair land and destroyed the lot :D.
It's always great to see your posts here too m8, as I've said before "keeping the dream alive".
PS. It's a lovely picturesque, uncrowded little country down here in 'hobbitland' and I'm sure you'd have fun m8. |
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6259. Anonymous (cpe-24-93-166-83.neo.res.rr.com) –
11 Oct 2007 00:50:03
[ Bathroom? Mushroom! ]
does anyone really know wtf to do? |
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6258. Pianist (bas7-quebec14-1177838350.dsl.bell.ca) –
10 Oct 2007 12:33:20
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
LMAO Rad. Always cool to read your comments! Never stop ! Maybe someday I'll come to hobbitland (NZ) to see what's left in the mountains :P
Peace. |
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6257. RadAcoustics (203-211-94-191.ue.woosh.co.nz) –
10 Oct 2007 06:42:27
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Ahhh... bugger... The "All Blacks" again failed to deliver in the 'Rugby World Cup 2007' and such is life. PS. I see Pianist is from 'Quebec', well done to the French, they were the best team on the day (alltho it pains me to admit it).
Giday once more TOM7 from downunder(NZ).
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Hi Tom, I just want to let you know that I've got my iMac back, AND all my solutions! I'm so glad! And I will do back-ups more often now, on CDs! Have a nice week!
Kirima |
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To see comments for a level, you have to look at its web page (on escape.spacebar.org). Unfortunately it's a bit hard to navigate directly to a level's web page, but you could find it by searching for
escape tutorial 20
in google. |
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KIM - Don't laugh - I'm an old, old lady in her 70's (no kidding either) who likes to play computer games as they keep my brain active and charged! Recently discovered Escape, but level 20 has me stumped. Was reading something about turning "spoilers" on/off, but please tell me where I get the "switches" to do that? Please help!!! |
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6250. :/ (68-119-206-210.dhcp.spbg.sc.charter.com) –
05 Oct 2007 19:20:17
[ BAD SAT SCORES ]
Let's see counting the old way with just reading and math i got a 1020 the first time and a 1040 the second. I'm in the top 9% of my class with a 4.38 GPA and am taking 4 AP classes. I am shooting for a 3rd time for the SAT tomorrow and am stressing out! Test taking is not my thing and I'm afraid that it will affect my chances of getting into some schools I want to attend. |
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6249. Tom 7 (gs82.sp.cs.cmu.edu) –
05 Oct 2007 15:17:27
[ mp3.com ]
Yeah, no kidding, this shit is old! For my mp3s, go to tom7.org/music/ |
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6248. jocelyn (pool-71-169-41-8.pghkny.east.verizon.net) –
05 Oct 2007 14:33:50
[ mp3.com ]
what a bitch your mp3 dont work |
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6246. Jordon (226.165.68.216.ded-dsl.fuse.net) –
03 Oct 2007 10:58:41
[ Stuck! ]
Hi Tom:
That's great to hear your went away. From what I've been told, there's little hope for me. I basically just have to live with them.
Sometimes I can ignore them but it's pretty depressing now when I try to stare at a computer screen or enjoy the view outside and there's all this debris in my eye casting shadows on my retina.
It's like living inside a snowglobe that's just been shaken. |
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