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Nice! I'll have to try that!

Could I tape some dryer sheets to the hood and leave them there when I take the Neon out?

Of course they should be new for maximum benefit, but would used dryer sheets still work, too?

glad you got the little mothereffer before he decided to chew through some wires I second that! Especially since some kind of rodent had cut off the wires to the intake air temperature sensor and fuel injectors #2 and #3 on my car! Luckily I know how to solder, so I got the wires fixed. However, th...

I owe $415 to the feds and $296 to Kansas. Though it sucks having such a big tax bill, I like to think of it this way: All this time, that money has been working for ME. The government doesn't get ONE RED CENT of it until the absolute last minute. In the meantime, my money will either sit pretty in ...

Working, studying, pretty much everything but surfing the net...it's spring break! Whoo hoo!

Too bad it was just a town meeting. I wonder: if it were a legislative meeting, would the Representatives of Vermont feel morally obligated to bring it up to Congress?

MySpace vs. Facebook: facebook.com: Estimated Domain Name Value: $888,150.00 myspace.com: Estimated Domain Name Value: $-990.00 (weird...this isn't like before) Also, it's worth it to not abbreviate your name, taking from these two domain names pointing to the same site: bkforum.com: Estimated Domai...

glasswars wrote:Kurt is a homo for killing himself.

Damn, dude, you've never suffered from a mental illness nor have you ever found yourself with inborn homosexual tendencies or curiosities. (Otherwise you wouldn't be saying those kinds of things.) Must be nice.

Damn...I missed that. I was thinking about getting some free pancakes, but not until *after 10 pm*

yellowpatrol wrote:You got cheaper than mine.
This cost me $1500-

What body shop are you going to? I was rear-ended last March, and the impact damaged the bumper, bent up the muffler, and caused my driver's seat to recline too far. I got it all fixed for just under $1700 (at the other guy's expense, of course).

SILVER-ES wrote:Now that there will essentially be no competition what's to stop them from increasing the amount of commercials?

That question was addressed, but speaking of the lack of competition...what's to stop them from raising their rates? That's one of the big concerns of the FCC and the Justice Department.

Wow...that's cool. I stand corrected

I hate what Apple, Inc. stands for. They have been all about monopoly and infringing other people's trademarks ever since the beginning. The Beatles' record label was called Apple before Apple Computer (now Apple, Inc.) was ever in existence. The Beatles and Apple, Inc. have been fighting each other...

jrm868s wrote:nice pic lol

Is that from PostSecret?

lol! They won't show up anytime soon...you've got to get a very good job and be able to flaunt your money first!

Chicks only dig geeks for the money, man! That's the only reason why geek has become chic.

Man...that sucks! Taylor's theorem is where tons of numerical methods come from. Basically, you can write any function as a power series centered at a point x0 by finding its derivatives at that point: f(x) = f(x0) + f'(x0) (x-x0) + [f''(x0)/2!] (x-x0)^2 + ... + [f^(n)(x0)/n!] (x-x0)^n + [f^(n+1)(a)...

Points A and B aren't on the surface of the sphere (B will be somewhere in it though), but everything that's 1:2 in length from A:B respectively is. I'm assuming all the points it maps are going to be on the surface/outside radius of the sphere. Of course...in calc and stuff all these geometric fig...

I hope it works in large-scale, like in a person, as opposed to working just in a cell culture. Perhaps there is some hope, as long as clinical trials get funded for this!

KrackstaR wrote: My friend drives high all the time and he is actually what they say a cautious driver and obeys the laws due to paranoia.

Now we're all talking about our wonderful friends eh?

I think that toothbrush could be quite useful! Many people don't brush their teeth often enough, so this makes brushing fun (if you like the music). Also, those of us who do brush our teeth often don't brush long enough, and having that music play for at least as long as we should be brushing would ...

kc2002acr wrote:ebay.

no free listing

www.craigslist.org

If you're selling books, CDs, DVDs, and maybe other stuff, you could try half.com or amazon.com - they let you list for free but charge when your item is sold.

Rather than calling most of my post word vomit and misquoting me (the age was 18 not 16!), why don't you try to actually understand what the whole point of it was? I was simply trying to point out one reason that the argument Homosexuality is wrong because it is unnatural is wrong. Whoa, back off t...

Since you didn't explicitly disclaim the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose, it applies in this sale. That warranty is a guarantee that if the seller knows or has reason to know why the buyer is buying the item, then the seller guarantees that item is fit for that purpose. In this ...

They've sent stuff to me really late, but I don't recall anything being lost. I have had to resend maybe once or twice because they lost what I sent out, though. Probably your best option for valuable artwork that you don't want to have to replace is Registered Mail. That is more expensive than your...

But who's to say its unnatural? You're right. It doesn't matter whether or not homosexuality is natural. I was just trying to destroy the argument Homosexuality is wrong because it is unnatural by destroying an essential premise to it without even contesting the idea that homosexuality is unnatural...

I must have to disagree with your final statement about it being "unnatural" in the "arbitrary societal conditions that we live in under precluding self-sufficiency until at least adulthood at age 16"... now, granted most of the stuff you said is what I call word vomit and could have easily been sa...

I don't think that gay rights should be based on whether or not sexual orientation is inherent at birth or a choice. After all, religion is a protected status, even under the Constitution, and never did it enter that debate whether religion is a choice. I would contend that it is, since lots of peop...

Bah, it means nothing to me. I don't see what the big deal is, other than it is "possibly" a "violation of constitutional rights". I really do not know where it says in the constitution we have a right to privacy. :? Oh, my gosh! Have you really not heard of the Fourth Amendment? The right of the p...

i don't call anybody long distance and if i do, i use my cell :( no refund for me The Q&A might surprise you here... From: http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=161506,00.html (emphasis added) What is a refund-eligible bundled service? Bundled service is local and long distance service provided...

Telephone Excise Tax Refund http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=164032,00.html "The Telephone Excise Tax Refund (TETR) is a one-time payment available on your 2006 federal income tax return. It is designed to refund previously collected long distance telephone taxes. Individuals, businesses an...