NumberCruncher

thank god. the cycle is complete, and i can get back to a normal life! but i thought it was 2am on sunday morning.

<-----has been handcuffed to a pcommer before. and no, i'm NOT gonna tell you who.

sorry. i'll follow a link, but will not download an attachment.

i'm also waiting quite a while for adserve2@paulding.com

no.more.sneezing. and not just cause you'll pee yourself.

bravo.

i've lagging, badly, between screens. the message at the bottom says connecting to davf.daisypath.com

brings to mind a whole different kind of 'walker'

oh fer da lubba gawd! if your gonna dye your hair or wear such a hideous hairpiece, do something about your stache as well.

nope. folks od on purpose everyday. the note next to their body usually serves as proving intent. females are more likely to commit suicide via pills than males, statistically speaking.

crappy way to die. everyone!!! read your labels! and speak with your pharmacists about drug interactions. just because one is good, doesn't mean that two is better.

yup. even if you never smoke, drink, do drugs, or have unprotected sex, yer gonna die.

and for you as well.

valid point. totally. :nodding:

in gereral, YES. IF the guy in the hospital has no insurance, who pays for his treatment? or if there was a lady somewhere who had been hatcheted...... with no insurance. hypothetically speaking.

if i were standing on/in my property, and was struck by a hatchet that was thrown by someone else (regardless of intent), and i had no medical insurance... who would pay for my medical bills and reimburse me for time away from work?

if it wasn't a car accident, say i was hacked by a hatchet...... which insurance would foot the bill? homeowners, medical?

if i were to be injured by someone else, either maliciously or becasue of their negligence, would that person be responsible for my hospital bills and time away from work, regardless of whether or not i had insurance? what if the person who injured me didn't have insurance? generally speaking.

please don't misunderstand me. my comment was not meant in the vein that parents should teach opposing views of txt books for the purposes of arguing with the teacher over what's taught in class. there are lot sof things NOT taught in school. the things that are important to you as a parent, with regards to your childs specific education, should be taught in the home, if not offered in the schools. i expect teachers to test on the subject matter that's taught in class. i do not expect my child to show his butt in class or on tests by challenging what was taught in the classroom. as far as t

i'd be suspicious that RainSoft has a new marketing strategy. and yes, they will 'test' your water. however, the tests they do are just comparisons of their filtered water versus your tap water. not that their systems aren't fantastic, because they are. major hotel chains and the daytona motor speedway complex have them. but a whole house unit will run you 5k. they do have just sink filters, which are great for drinking water. but if you're going to do it, go whole hog. i worked for RainSoft (merequest marketing) here in the marietta area 6 years ago. i love their filter, and i love th

i'd agree with you, but i'm too stuck on the starkist commercial advertising tuna as 'seafood' to see straight. ask me again tomorrow.

dammit. i'm sorry. by my definition, you're still my one and only.

by this definition, i am having a cyber-affair with everyone who reads pcom.

the sale is still going today and tomorrow,

i got them at publix. country crock side dishes. BOGO @ $3.79, had 2 $1.00 off printable coupons, so they came out to be 80 cents each.