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| 3/5/2008 8:08:54 PM |
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lawdawg2
Oldsmar, FL
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ah, no wonder when I asked for a tall handsome man with 12 inches last Christmas, Santa sent me 4 midgets with 3 inches each...the prick!
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| 3/5/2008 8:36:52 PM |
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darlenemi51
Onaway, MI
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Hi I'm back!::hi:
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Finally figured out how we can chat with out chatting.
Well I guess I'm butting in again, sorry I don't mean to
that's just part of my unique charm, weird and irrating. 
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| 3/6/2008 12:06:24 PM |
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deathmetalman77
Crescent City, CA
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Hi! Just checking in to make sure that there are no dummies hangin' out!!!
Looks all good!!!
I got a lot of things in the works....I'll be back!!! You have fair warning!!!
Don't worry pro still working....
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| 3/6/2008 4:17:58 PM |
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professer2
Saint Petersburg, FL
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Hey Les, yea, I guess you are right, we are "blockless".
Anyway,whats the topic for us intellectuals?
Keep at it Metal.
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| 3/6/2008 5:43:12 PM |
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knittinkitten
Lady Lake, FL
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Blockless? Hmmmm, so THAT'S why a request thread has made it through 44 pages.....
I enjoy reading this...I may be just learning more than I am able to contribute, but sure hope you'll don't mind. At least I'm polite and sincere
Fondly,
Knittin Kitten
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| 3/6/2008 6:33:41 PM |
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professer2
Saint Petersburg, FL
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Knittin Kitten, it is always a pleasure to see you here, no need to think it is necessary to debate the logic or substance of this thread, the greatest knowledge of all is to have an audience to ponder our discussions.
It keeps us honest.
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| 3/6/2008 7:19:30 PM |
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healthologist
Page, AZ
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Little known yogurt fact
You can use it instead of refrigeration for meat when you go camping.
If you cover the meat with yogurt and put it in a zip-lock bag it will be fine for a quite awhile, and when you get ready to cook it just rinse the yogurt off and throw the meat on the BBQ, the good bacteria in the yogurt will keep any bad bacteria away.
Les
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| 3/7/2008 11:59:34 AM |
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lawdawg2
Oldsmar, FL
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Thank you Health for that tidbit. I will try it since I go camping and backpacking in the Rockies during the summer.
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| 3/7/2008 1:36:09 PM |
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knittinkitten
Lady Lake, FL
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Dear Professor...thanks ....and, it's for sure ....you folks DEFINITELY make me "ponder". But, ya also make me "LAUGH"...and, that's good, too.
KK
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| 3/7/2008 4:57:55 PM |
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lawdawg2
Oldsmar, FL
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My son, an anthropologist, just left for Manchu Picchu in the Andes of Peru.
Any thoughts on why the Incas died out? I say the Spaniards wiped out them along with their culture..........
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| 3/7/2008 10:47:09 PM |
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knittinkitten
Lady Lake, FL
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I don't know that, but I can remember that I had one hell of a headache at that altitude. But, found out that an ibuprofin and come "coca" tea made it feel better. Yup, coca tea is just what ya think it is.
Did you know that the hotels in Cuzco have oxygen dispensers mounted on the walls just like we have drinking fountains? And, they came in handy, too.
KK
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| 3/8/2008 4:51:45 AM |
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tigerz
Cincinnati, OH
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They were too rich.
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| 3/8/2008 8:38:18 AM |
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hiker42
Colorado Springs, CO
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When Pizzaro showed up the Inca Empire was in turmoil and ununited. This allowed the spanish to strike a fatal blow at the heart of the empire. They also had firearms steel edge weapons horses and small pox which decimated the indiginous population.You might want to check out "The History of the Conquest of Peru".
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| 3/8/2008 2:39:54 PM |
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lawdawg2
Oldsmar, FL
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Fancy that... A country (or area) in turmoil and upheaval?? History certainly DOES repeat itself!
I have read numerous theories of why the Incan, and for that matter, the Mayan population and cultures do not exist any longer.
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| 3/8/2008 4:58:58 PM |
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professer2
Saint Petersburg, FL
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You mean the Incas are GONE
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