Guard dad

I honestly don't know. Depends on the internal memory, and how much other stuff is on it.

My fart app? Noooo, I've got an HTC Fuze.

Only if you want to store lots of photos or music

My daughter went through 3 of them, AT&T finally admitted that they had a problem and replaced it with a Samsung model. She liked the phone, but all 3 had a problem with using a memory card. When the card was in, the battery would get very hot and run down in about an hour. Just FYI....

They are closed. Dunno if for good or not. Too bad, we ate there a lot. Good food, good service, fair price.

Who would want to look at naked WalMart employees? (Guard dad running for cover)

A lot of my work is via computer, and I mod on two other boards. On a work day, I can easily spend 12 hours online. Weekends a little less, but still quite a bit.

Here's the latest, they've combined two of our favorite products http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXqtMkBipIs

Merry Christmas. Glen, be sure to pull Santa's finger.

Ask Oscar, she's the expert.

Who'd a thunk that a dude would get seriously rich by selling a blanket with sleeves? I should be so lucky.

LOL. So you know what a Dutch oven is, huh??

Yay!!!!!!! Awww, somebody loves me.

Well, somebody is buying them. They are supposedly one of the hottest gifts this year. Ugh!

....who bought Snuggies for Christmas presents?

Probably gonna be tight. Those meters are not terribly accurate either, so you could have more or less than 10%. Propane is not the most cost-effective way to heat, in spite of what the commercials say. You should consider a dual-fuel heat pump; the heat pump is the primary source of heat and the gas is only used for back-up heat. It will cut your gas usage down considerably and will also be more efficient. There is a nice tax rebate out right now if you buy the really high efficiency stuff. Shoot me a PM if you want more info. Good luck!

Merry Christmas all

http://media.causes.com/669019 God Bless 'em!

http://vetmedicine.about.com/cs/altvetmedgeneral/a/dogcataspirin.htm

Sounds like efflorescence, not mold. http://concreteconstruction.net/industry-news.asp?sectionID=710&articleID=233348

Sweet!!

Cut the drywall back until you get to clean area. Replace all affected insulation, kill all mold and make certain the area is bone-dry before repairing. Bleach is not always effective in killing mold, especially on porous surfaces. Household bleach is not strong enough anyway, it's mostly water. You will need to physically remove any mold by scrubbing with a cleaner, and then killing the remainder with a commercial product. Home Depot sells a ZEP product that seems to be pretty good. Again, let the area dry completely before repairing. Then you can replace the insulation and drywall.

Very disturbing. But also far too common in this day and time, for parents to not know where their children are. I don't get it, I really don't.

I just figured you didn't like me. <sniff, sniff>

No fair, I want one. Guess I'll have to look on the 'net for an app to work on my Windows Mobile phone.