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[chickwhorips]

gasp! i never knew that! i had a feeling though, now it explains so much.....

[Kitsune06]

Really? you had a feeling? Hmm. And I thought I was being all cool about it. MY big question, though, is- What do you do if you lose the whiffle ball and/or rubber bands in the process??!! I like to think I'm inventive, but that's just weird

*snort!*

[chickwhorips]

you know, i'm still wondering the same thing.

[Kitsune06]

Maybe it's one of those things- it doesn't matter if you lost the eq... what matters is that you had it at all?

how... deep.

I finally found a song that feels like my theme song for right now... www.myspace.com/symphonyofme- click on "The Afterlife" Hope you have good speakers or headphones tho... the bass is very deep in some places... best played at mid-volume- loud enough to hear all the 'flavors' but soft enough to still get the subtlety.

The DJ is actually a friend of mine... Great guy. One of the million geminis in the world that has the II on the back of his neck (fair, though, because pple should always warn others that they're Geminis...) and incredibly talented... mmmm good song.

[chickwhorips]

very nice. i like it.

[Xrayted]

Me too.

[Duck on Wheels]

This story (http://www.dagbladet.no/nyheter/2007/03/14/494986.html in Norwegian and too long to translate, but you can see the pictures) is about Taylor (left), the Aussie shepherd, who woke up his Mom (right) and wouldn't let her go back to bed until she'd checked the front door. There she found a confused elderly lady who'd been walking for miles, in her stocking feet, with an ambulator. It was well below freezing outside and the woman was thin clad with bleeding feet, so she'd have died by morning if Taylor hadn't woken up his Mom for the rescue.