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Are you aware you are responsible for 109 of 766 posts on this thread?sjfcontrol wrote:If true, then we've failed miserably!steveincowtown wrote:This thread is chalked full of info. Thanks to all involved.
loadedliberal wrote:Are you aware you are responsible for 109 of 766 posts on this thread?sjfcontrol wrote:If true, then we've failed miserably!steveincowtown wrote:This thread is chalked full of info. Thanks to all involved.
And your point would be? (#110)loadedliberal wrote:Are you aware you are responsible for 109 of 766 posts on this thread?sjfcontrol wrote:If true, then we've failed miserably!steveincowtown wrote:This thread is chalked full of info. Thanks to all involved.
Guess I'm slacking off! I'll have to try harder!terryg wrote:Thats only 14% ...
(#111)is that a clockFACEpalm?i8godzilla wrote:loadedliberal wrote:Some people just have way too much time on their hands.:
if minute (with long U) means small, why is the minute hand bigger?¿Qué? wrote:The second hand is there. The third hand is missing.
Why is something sent via ship called cargo, and something sent by truck called a shipment?RPB wrote:if minute (with long U) means small, why is the minute hand bigger?¿Qué? wrote:The second hand is there. The third hand is missing.
Because ice cream has no bones.sjfcontrol wrote:Why is something sent via ship called cargo, and something sent by truck called a shipment?
What about Crunchy Frog? If they took the bones out, it wouldn't be crunchy.Pawpaw wrote:Because ice cream has no bones.sjfcontrol wrote:Why is something sent via ship called cargo, and something sent by truck called a shipment?
For the same reason we park in the driveway and drive on the parkway.sjfcontrol wrote:Why is something sent via ship called cargo, and something sent by truck called a shipment?
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