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Darth_vader
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Things is a blanket term I use to describe my doings throughout the course of the day.
(Buh-bye Pendleton. Hello Manzanita!!)
(Buh-bye Pendleton. Hello Manzanita!!)
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Fantastic word game
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Accomplishing a small-minded goal doesn't seem to be the initial mission of sitcom writers, but it almost always seems that that is their end product, as if that is the highest they could reach.
More intellectual pursuits, however, often go underappreciated or even vilified by today's [lowest] common denominator.
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kenrayc
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Common denominator is something that something to do with fractions, but at this time I have to have another beer and listen to more music from the 80s.
Music from the 80s came from bands with strange but cool names and probably the best example I can think of right now is Oingo Boingo.
Oingo Boingo also did a prominent song on the soundtrack of Rodney Dangerfield's 80s classic tour de force "Back to School."
Crain apparently forgot to extend his bolding to include the word 'fame' because he certainly knows not to put a clue elsewhere in a post other than at the beginning or end so:
Iron Man Fame was the never-used movie title for the story of Baltimore Oriole Cal Ripken, Jr.
Because, you know, he played in all those games over all those years without ever taking a full day off. Kind of like me, guarding over all of you, even from afar. Happy Weekend everyone. ;D
Iron Man Fame was the never-used movie title for the story of Baltimore Oriole Cal Ripken, Jr.
Because, you know, he played in all those games over all those years without ever taking a full day off. Kind of like me, guarding over all of you, even from afar. Happy Weekend everyone. ;D
Baltimore Oriole Cal Ripken, Jr., as well as roided-up homerun hitters proscribed by the Lords of Baseball, distracted America from the pain of the Major League Baseball strike.
Heavy rain, thunderstorms, high winds, and the potential for hail in central New York would not stop me if Olivia Newton-John was there, but the whole vibe works better on a quiet beach!
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Darth_vader
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On a quiet beach is where I am not, as I arrived in Manzanita, OR yesterday afternoon right in the middle of the Summer travel season.
(Funny thing is, I have come here in the middle of July in years past and I have never seen the beach *this* crowded before! The weather's not even that nice right now [it is raining and NOAA's even saying about a 30% chance of thunderstorms tonight. Sorry Quad, ON-J's not here.] Naturally I had to stop at home before heading to the coast and get my HF equipment and a tape recorder. By my experience Manzanita's an excellent area for some really, really great Navtex and KVM70 DXing!! Not as good as Cape Lookout further south, but Manzanita's way nicer, I think.
Perhaps I will head north and spend some time at Fort Canby or somewhere this weekend, maybe even try and do a bit of treasure hunting while I am up there on "my" side of the Columbia River. ;o))
(Funny thing is, I have come here in the middle of July in years past and I have never seen the beach *this* crowded before! The weather's not even that nice right now [it is raining and NOAA's even saying about a 30% chance of thunderstorms tonight. Sorry Quad, ON-J's not here.] Naturally I had to stop at home before heading to the coast and get my HF equipment and a tape recorder. By my experience Manzanita's an excellent area for some really, really great Navtex and KVM70 DXing!! Not as good as Cape Lookout further south, but Manzanita's way nicer, I think.
Perhaps I will head north and spend some time at Fort Canby or somewhere this weekend, maybe even try and do a bit of treasure hunting while I am up there on "my" side of the Columbia River. ;o))
The summer travel season will have to wait for my participation after we get done buying a new house and moving.
I have seen where Manzanita was becoming a trendy beach this year or so, on some report, maybe some Travel Channel program. I only remembered it because I was surprised Manzanita isn't in some Mexican territory, or at least some Spanish-Mediterranean enclave "down there" like, say, Texas. But no, it was in the Pacific Northwest, so must be the same one you're at Darth.
I have seen where Manzanita was becoming a trendy beach this year or so, on some report, maybe some Travel Channel program. I only remembered it because I was surprised Manzanita isn't in some Mexican territory, or at least some Spanish-Mediterranean enclave "down there" like, say, Texas. But no, it was in the Pacific Northwest, so must be the same one you're at Darth.
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Anyacat
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Moving, but barely up from my bout with whatever laid me low.
Low, temperate. high temperatures are quite the norm this summer, which is just one more piece of evidence in my long-held determination that global warming is a myth.
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kenrayc
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Global warming is a myth but alot of people stupidly believe what they are told, Central Ca is actual cooler this summer so far than normal years so this global warning thing is a bunch of hogwash.