NumberCruncher

hey, if it's compatible, i wouldn't mind! we gt ours from brown's pools. less than 100 for the whole shebang. detach the skimmer, plug in the vacuum, use the same pole that the net and whatnot connect to. if mine will fit yours, i'll be happy to help you out til you get one of your own.

how's your cake taste? you want to publish a news story about an event, but don't want anyone to talk about it?

i've really tried to keep my list of wishes short. i'm torn between wanting t have everything all planned out to lessen the burden of making decisions, and letting my family do as they see fit. letting them do what they're comfortable with as far as a memorial or whatever. i'm scared that if i go into too much detail with the planning, it will put even more stress on the kids to do everything "right". i don't know if i described that the way i feel it. apologies if it comes across as anything more than me wanting to not stress my kids if they can't find the exact dress i planned for or whate

my hats off to you sir. i don't think that i am covered well enough to replace my income for more than 5 years. my husband is covered very well, through his employer. his occupation is must riskier than mine, therefore they provide more coverage. we do have separate burial policies through our state farm agent. if nothing else, i urge the general public to look in to a burial policy.

and driving well above the posted speed limit while my children and i drive the same roads. yeah, i feel real safe now.

subby... you've touched on an important thing here. being worth more dead than alive. it's not always feasible, or recommended for an individual to go out and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of insurance. my idea of life insurance isn't for my family to profit after my death, per se, but to be able to bury/ cremate me (i'm leaving the decision up to my husband) and to pay off the majority of my personal bills. i'm not the breadwinner in my family, but i do have a few small debts that i'd like to not leave to my kids/spouse. i wish everyone would check into a burial polic

i honestly think that the matter of life insurance is something that most people just don't think about. it's not something we put on our to do list, or something that we budget and place as much importance on as our car insurance or mortgage. i know that it would be tough for someone who just lost their job, has always been a one income household, or is simply living from paycheck to paycheck to paycheck to fork out 100 bucks a month to cover themselves, spouse, and 2.5 kids. but compare that hundred bucks a month to a couple thousand that will be payable up front before a body can be cr

that's nice. do you have life insurance to pay for your wishes to be granted?

and unless you plan on donating your body to science, someone will have to pay for a funeral/burial/cremation. get life insurance. make your arrangements yourself. now. do not leave your loved ones holding the bag, depending on charity or the kindness of a funeral home to cut them a break on prices. personal responsiblity. i handled my sisters arrangements three years ago, today. without the aide of any insurance. it sucked. bigtime. anyone who doesn't have life insurance is telling their family that they don't give a rip about the debts that will be incurred whe

m. not to be rude, but do you not have a vacuum? i vacuum my own at least twice a week.

our digital rain gauge is measuring 1.26 inches in the past 24 hours.

well crap. i forgot to come get my stuff from you this weekend, and was planning on adding to my order on wednesday. perhaps i can still do that through snick?

what station plays this?

meh. regular guys on the way to work. telephone on they way home. 97.1 on the radio while i'm in the pool. impossible to change the station without risking electrocution. good thing they don't play any shiittty songs.

mighty mend it.

mine used to be frequent. now they're fewer and much farther between. i definitely appreciate them more now.

i mean, where in this universe are you going to find a station that plays willie nelson and tracy chapman? anything country and single ladies? the day that phil collins, sugarland, and slipknot are played on the same station, i'm quitting! you introduced me to the love of my life, remember? wait. i think it was technically adam, but, you get the points by default.

right? have folks not figured out satellite and hd radio? or ipods that plug in to your sound system?

floated in the pool for 4+ hours today. fireworks and ice cream just a little while ago. it was a total ME day, and i loved every minute of it.

what the hell kinds of radio stations do you people listen to?

my teenagers are very familiar with brand, but not fond of it at all.

i don't know much about much, but they way it's been explained to me is............ if you sell something that looks like something else, without claiming that it is what it looks like, you're ok. these bags had the designer logo's on them. they weren't made by the designer. kinda like generic vs name brand. if the bags had been constructed to look the same, and had the name brand been left off of them, they would have been ok to sell. i'm unclear as to using a name brand motif on a generic piece, as some times the "characters, styles, logos and patterns" are copyrighted, and it ma

if found to be NOT a motor vehicle, will folks who've gotten dui's on them have the conviction stricken from their record and have all fines and fees reimbursed?

i was just following logic. doubt it'll ever lead me o a pot of gold.

while looking at your past topics, the above mentioned post was not found. logic would follow that it's invisible. i've been wrong before though. as to the rest? blah blah blah.