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Directions to Lot 1 Pole 5 and also Kenny the Pinto Guy.
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Well, fezmid, keep this thread alive. It's giving me something to think about. I'm debating these two options:
Sprint pcs--Treo 650, fair and flexible plan @ $35
verizonwireless-- Samsung i600, their $39.99 plan.
I'm sorta hooked on the bluetooth capabilities of the treo, but i just can't decide what i want right now. Money's not really an issue based on the cost of the phone.
Treo 650 review at Mobiledia.com
Samsung SCH-i600 review at CNet.com
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Happy New Year you erectile dysfunction pill pusher.
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Not that I saw in Syracuse, it is probably too windy.
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Thank you, this is what I wanted to know earlier this week.
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I'm not wearing mine until after the games on Sunday. If the Bills don't make it, I may not wear it at all till next season.
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A guy I worked with had one with T-Mobile a couple years ago. He hated it, the reception was crappy, and they couldn't get the service set up right on it for the first week.
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Mine came today!
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Ah yes, that's who I was thinking of, the Grizzles.
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No problem, I knew what you meant.
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They moved from somewhere else if I remember right. Maybe someone that follows the NBA can help out with where they came from.
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I miss Christmas already. No other holiday compares in my mind.
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I always made mine with straight pipe. I would drill a whole in a cap for the grill ignitor, then use lots of hot glue to secure it in there. So all you would need to do is slap your hand against the end of the pipe.
I even made one for my 4 year old (at the time) nephew. 1' combustion chamber, 1.5' x 1" barrel. We painted it black, then used silver paint to paint "Lil' Spuddy" on the side. He always liked watching us "shoot potatos" so we decided to make him his own.
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Honestly?
The fact that when I go to:
right now, I see THAT picture staring back at me.
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I made a potato howitzer about 8 years ago. The chamber was about 4 feet long, using 4" pipe. I had interchangeable barrels, a 1/2", 1", and 2", each 6 feet long. I used an air compressor instead of hair spray obviously, which allowed me to use a sprinkler valve for the trigger, hooked to a remote box, with 2 switches for activating it. Load the barrel with whatever, pump it up to about 100psi, stand back and hit the switches. We were putting paintballs through the siding of my parents old barn. I even had made a stand for it so you would need to hold it during firing.
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Here you go, this is the part of the article about wanting a coach with NFL experience......
Gross said he is convinced that a coach with NFL experience could do that better than one who lacks it. Pasqualoni, 107-59-1 at SU, never coached in the NFL. Neither did Boise State coach Dan Hawkins, who once coached at Division II University of California-Davis with Gross and is one of the college game's hottest commodities. Ditto Norm Chow, 58, Southern Cal's offensive coordinator and rumored to be a candidate for the SU job."Ummm . . . Norm is a great friend and a terrific coach and all those things," Gross said. "We've obviously joked about that in a friendly manner but, hey, Norm is part of the USC family. They're down at the Orange Bowl preparing, and he's going to be a Trojan, and that's where he should be.
"I have no intention of having to go into where I was and pull people out of coaching to come do what we need to do here at Syracuse. There are some great candidates out there, folks, and we can do a lot of great things here at Syracuse, and we're going to get started."
Gross said the process would begin in Miami, where he was headed following Wednesday's news conference to be with the Trojans as they prepare for a Tuesday date vs. Oklahoma in the title game. He refused to speculate on candidates Wednesday and declined to say whether he even had a short list yet.
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On of the other articles he is mentioned, but Gross has said he doesn't want to steal someone from USC. Tom Clements is mentioned as a possibility. It should be noted that these are names the paper came up with, not from the University.
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That's my old section, row 38.
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I know the one you're talking about, but here's another site that provides it.
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That's right. That's why when making any backyard weaponary, you need to research it first, before building it. Don't just settle on the first webpage you find that shows how to make something, look for other sites and check out their directions also. For instance, potato guns. I've seen a few sites that do not mention that after glueing the pieces together, you need to wait at least 24 hours before using it. The glue has fumes that can ignite, plus if it's not fully cured, it will come apart on you the first time you try to use it.
Is there a TBD tailgate
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