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Hi all,

Zsssssssss time... [>:][>:][>:]


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ORIGINAL: bradfordkay

ORIGINAL: Osterhaut

and hello to my friends to come here sometimes. and especially hello to stuman who is a gracious man.

I do not know what is tithe except 1/10 of income to the church of your choice. And maybe this place is a church and maybe I should give some money but I do not think so. I like Genever Gin and really cold and over ice. And I like some caribbean rum, and it is caramelized and aged and tastes like smoke and oakem. Bolls (ice cold) and Pussers Blue Label (room tempa) are what I like.

so here I am and I say hello. MO


If you can find it, you will probably like Lamb's Navy Rum as well... It's my favorite, but I usually have to buy Pusser's because Lamb's is hard to find around here.
yes and I sail a lot with Jwe and drink what he has on the boat. He has rum and whiskey and it is all good but I like other things.

I like ice cold Genever gin and ice cold Russian vodka. And drink it ice cold and neat from a shot glass. And have it with black bread and sweet butter and caviar or a jewish lox or a sweedish smorgastarta with dill and onions. And I like the delicate taste of the liquer when I drink it with the delicate taste of the foods. And yes liquer must be drank along with it's right food. Liquer and food are like kibbels and bits. They must go together. And when they do the taste is sublime.

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Hey USS....tornado warning for you guys. [X(]

Outside the public library using their wifi from the parking lot - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]

We're all good. Lost power about 3:15, but didn't see anything too severe at our house. Power is still out almost 3 hours later.

My wife is on the road, heading east, and will likely have to dodge some strong storm cells on her way to work in Greenville tonight. Radio sounds like there are some areas of severe tornado damage in parts of Raleigh. We're very fortunate. [&o]
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ORIGINAL: Mynok


Hey USS....tornado warning for you guys. [X(]

Outside the public library using their wifi from the parking lot - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]

We're all good. Lost power about 3:15, but didn't see anything too severe at our house. Power is still out almost 3 hours later.

My wife is on the road, heading east, and will likely have to dodge some strong storm cells on her way to work in Greenville tonight. Radio sounds like there are some areas of severe tornado damage in parts of Raleigh. We're very fortunate. [&o]
Good to hear you guys are ok, Mike! [&o]

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Good night friends [>:]
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ORIGINAL: Mynok


I do want to try Hendricks sometime though. Sounds like it would make a wonderful G&T.
It makes delightful martinis as well...[8D]
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ORIGINAL: USS America

ORIGINAL: Mynok


Hey USS....tornado warning for you guys. [X(]

Outside the public library using their wifi from the parking lot - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]

We're all good. Lost power about 3:15, but didn't see anything too severe at our house. Power is still out almost 3 hours later.

My wife is on the road, heading east, and will likely have to dodge some strong storm cells on her way to work in Greenville tonight. Radio sounds like there are some areas of severe tornado damage in parts of Raleigh. We're very fortunate. [&o]
Glad to hear y'all are OK, dude. I'll have to give my NC friends a call and see how they fared...
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Just watched the first episode of the first series of the BBC's reimagining of Sherlock Holmes. Was actually much, much better than you'd think. It probably helped that I had no clue ([:'(]) about the existence of it until I saw it in tonight's TV listing.

Will definitely be tuning in for the second episode next Saturday.
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ORIGINAL: Osterhaut

ORIGINAL: bradfordkay

ORIGINAL: Osterhaut

and hello to my friends to come here sometimes. and especially hello to stuman who is a gracious man.

I do not know what is tithe except 1/10 of income to the church of your choice. And maybe this place is a church and maybe I should give some money but I do not think so. I like Genever Gin and really cold and over ice. And I like some caribbean rum, and it is caramelized and aged and tastes like smoke and oakem. Bolls (ice cold) and Pussers Blue Label (room tempa) are what I like.

so here I am and I say hello. MO


If you can find it, you will probably like Lamb's Navy Rum as well... It's my favorite, but I usually have to buy Pusser's because Lamb's is hard to find around here.
yes and I sail a lot with Jwe and drink what he has on the boat. He has rum and whiskey and it is all good but I like other things.

I like ice cold Genever gin and ice cold Russian vodka. And drink it ice cold and neat from a shot glass. And have it with black bread and sweet butter and caviar or a jewish lox or a sweedish smorgastarta with dill and onions. And I like the delicate taste of the liquer when I drink it with the delicate taste of the foods. And yes liquer must be drank along with it's right food. Liquer and food are like kibbels and bits. They must go together. And when they do the taste is sublime.

MO


Good thing dinner is a cookin' cause you just made me salivate MO.
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Just watched the first episode of the first series of the BBC's reimagining of Sherlock Holmes. Was actually much, much better than you'd think. It probably helped that I had no clue ([:'(]) about the existence of it until I saw it in tonight's TV listing.

Will definitely be tuning in for the second episode next Saturday.


Wonder if my cable provider has it "OnDemand"
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Back home with the power back on.  My wife just called and has made it to work safely.  [&o]

Others in the area and the state have not been so lucky.   [:(]
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Back home with the power back on.  My wife just called and has made it to work safely.  [&o]

Others in the area and the state have not been so lucky.   [:(]


Good to hear all is well for you...we're fortunate in Knoxville 'most' of the time (unlike other areas in the south) we just get heavy rain, although a small community nearby was hit with an F3 earlier in the year.
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Back home with the power back on.  My wife just called and has made it to work safely.  [&o]

Others in the area and the state have not been so lucky.   [:(]
I don't want to take anything away from the tornado victims in NC by discussing MN's historical trends here, but we've been surprised here in Minnesota by the number of tornadoes of late. Last June (2010) we set a dubious record for having a series of 39 tornadoes in one day-the most ever recorded in any state in one day. I don't think of North Carolina as being much of a tornado alley for that matter either, but sounds as though y'all are having a pretty rough day too. [:(]
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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: USS America

Back home with the power back on.  My wife just called and has made it to work safely.  [&o]

Others in the area and the state have not been so lucky.   [:(]
I don't want to take anything away from the tornado victims in NC by discussing MN's historical trends here, but we've been surprised here in Minnesota by the number of tornadoes of late. Last June (2010) we set a dubious record for having a series of 39 tornadoes in one day-the most ever recorded in any state in one day. I don't think of North Carolina as being much of a tornado alley for that matter either, but sounds as though y'all are having a pretty rough day too. [:(]

Not suggesting it will be perfect, but look back several decades to maybe the 40's-50's-60's even, because some long term cycles have swung back around and might be roughly where they were back then.
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Andre, this line of storms has been spawning tornadoes since late Thursday from Arkansas, all the way across the South.  We usually don't have widespread outbreaks like this.  The news is talking about a similar outbreak in 1984, so every 30 years or so. 

From my 5 years in Rochester, MN, I seem to remember tornadoes popping up in 1's or 2's, but much stronger individually.  I can't complain, personally.  My biggest inconvenience was having the power out for a couple of hours and worrying for my wife until she made it safely to work. 
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My end is completed.  We're just waiting on the Road Warrior to get his end done and off to you Space Chickens.  [:)]

Mental picture of Steve in a leather jacket with one sleeve missing and an unloaded sawed-off shotgun in his lap driving around DC. [:D]
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In 2008, we had an F3 swing by within a half mile of our house in the northern suburbs of St. Paul-it clobbered Hugo, Minnesota, just across I-35 from where we were living and killed a couple people in a housing development there. Golf ball sized hail and straight line winds between 60-70MPH smacked our town pretty hard.

At the time, we were in the midst of buying another home nearby. That one (the one we're living in today) got smacked even harder.

All told, we had about $35,000 damage to our first house, some $9,000 hail damage to two vehicles and about $65,000 hail damage to the house that we were in the midst of buying. I do a lot of cringing with severe thunder cells between June and August around here.

Hey-at least we don't get earthquakes or hurricanes here [touches wood].
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Listening to a little renaissance music while doing house cleaning. I do like this iPhone. [:'(]

I keep only audiobooks on mine. iPod is for music.
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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

ORIGINAL: Terminus

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy



[:D] My oh my...if you only knew how right you are...

I KNOW how right I am.
You work under a lot of sizeable multi-year US government contracts, do you?

Probably not, but I dont think that the concept of being wrong...ever...has occurred to him. A state that he is apparently willing to declare loudly and proudly. [:D]
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My end is completed.  We're just waiting on the Road Warrior to get his end done and off to you Space Chickens.  [:)]

Mental picture of Steve in a leather jacket with one sleeve missing and an unloaded sawed-off shotgun in his lap driving around DC. [:D]
(sung to the tune of 'We Don't Need Another Hero'):

Out of the ruins of Darwin
Out from the wreckage
Can't make the same mistake this time
We are the Allies
USS Mike and Steve
We are the ones that lost our senses
And we wonder when we are ever gonna change
Living under the fear of invasion, till nothing else remains

We don't need another hero
We just need another turn
All we want is more airframes
But they all burn

Looking for something
We can rely on
There's gotta be something better out there
Burmese infantry?
Their days are numbered
All else are castles built in the air
And we wonder when we are ever gonna change
Living under the fear of invasion, till nothing else remains

All the Allies say:
We don't need another hero
We just need to get a turn
All we want is more airframes
But they all burn

So what do we do with our lives
We leave only a mark
Will our story shine like a light
Or end in the dark
Give it all or nothing

All the Allies say:
We don't need another hero
We just need to get a turn
All we want is more airframes
But they all burn

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