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TeenInvader
Joined: May 13, 2005
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Woo that Bond K800 looks really good. But I haven't own a black fone in a long time.
I think if I were to get the k800 I would still like to black one. |
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Kryptik
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Been on the road since 7am, been running hither and thither. Just got back from Middelburg, went to fetch some of the bridal entourage for my buddy's wedding on Saturday (where i'll be bestman). Who knows what my may be concealed inside my dinner jacket 
On a hotter note, it was a blistering 38degrees in Cradock today. When i stopped to refuel, i saw a dog chasing a cat... in a hoarse voice the dog went "woof", to which the cat didn't bother to respond... both were walking...
Right, enough with the bullshyte, i've been keeping a weather-eye on Bid Or Buy auctions involving  phones, and i must say that they've been selling for good prices. Don't think one will be likely to pick up a cheapie there...
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brix25
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On 2006-10-12 20:55:00, Kryptik wrote:
On a hotter note, it was a blistering 38degrees in Cradock today. When i stopped to refuel, i saw a dog chasing a cat... in a hoarse voice the dog went "woof", to which the cat didn't bother to respond... both were walking...
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ROLMAO. if this was prodigits I'd go nuts with the clipart.
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amawanqa
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I needed a new small backpack for when we occasionally go into central London, using public transport, to pack the usual brollies, cooldrinks, small purchases,etc.
Of course, being so fashion-label conscious, (sorry for the rampant sarcasm  ), when I saw this in a local budget shop, I just couldn't resist buying a backpack brand with such a debonair ring to it...gotta love linguistics..and the Chinese... Nike? Pah! 
He who laughs last... thinks slowest.
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francoislr
Joined: Jun 15, 2006
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lol! Just as i finished reading up to here, i decided to pack up my evening, as i was sitting outside as usual, watching an episode of battlestar galactica, then the dogs start going nuts, and i mean the choir of wailing nuts, not one dog on the block quiet. Then the reason for the barking shows up-a dog running by. Calmly, focussed on the road:) almost like the other dogs are cheering him on, like 'you got out? Well we are stuck. You are like, our hero dog! Youre the dog!' and hes like 'im the dog, yeah, im the dog':)
Sitting outside you always see the most interesting things. Tonight not much other than the dumb teen from next door with a friend. He has such a dumb voice! And he is as thick as a wall! So the question, why do stupid people have a voice that goes with the stupidity? Man, the way they portray it in movies is pretty accurate...he should join the mob...
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francoislr
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@ wanqa, lol! Just dont shitong the thing:)
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amawanqa
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@ Francois, LOL, only if the zips self-destruct on the bag after particularly limited use...we shall see, but I guess with a name like that I really can't expect too much... 
Eish, this warped sense of humour... 
He who laughs last... thinks slowest.
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Kryptik
Joined: Jun 24, 2005
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lol @ Wanqa, nice bag! I'm certain you could even put your khakis in there 
Friday the 13th is here, folks... Watch out for those nasty black cats, cracked sidewalks, ladders leaning against walls and open brollies...
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psychonymphe
Joined: Sep 03, 2006
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Sometimes i wish there was an argument for superstition; it neednt even be all that coherent. I mean when there are scientific arguments for reincarnation & collective awareness, what on god's green earth do people worry about walking under ladders for? |
Kryptik
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According to this site, some superstitions
have their origin in fact, whilst others are mere speculation. "...There are very practical
reasons for thinking twice before walking under a ladder, but a more mysterious
explanation can be traced back to ancient Egypt. The early Egyptians believed that the shape of the Pyramids had a
special power. It was considered very bad luck to break the 'power' of this shape and that's exactly what walking under a ladder would do! ..."
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amawanqa
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Obscure Places To Post On Esato #1310: the projection room in the hall during a whole-school assembly! :-)
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psychonymphe
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@kryptik, there's still no argument. The pyramid's power lay SPECIFICALLY in the equilateral triangle. Have you ever seen an open ladder create an equilateral triangle? I dont see how the two were linked. Sigh.
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francoislr
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I am recovering from the cat this morning...we had a slight run-in with each other. I tried to polish it black, and it wanted nothing to do with the whole thing. It had a pretty valid argument: nails, and sharp nails for that...
So now the thing is, what else can I do? It is Friday the 13th, and in my books it is just as good as April 1st, in fact, maybe better: no 12:00pm cutoff...
No ladders in the office, and I am sure if I use a hammer to crack the floor the boss will be pissed off....
"I broke a mirror, I'm supposed to get 7 years bad luck, but my lawyer thinks he can get me 5..." - Steven Wright
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Kryptik
Joined: Jun 24, 2005
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I recall reading, some years ago, about a scientist using a pyramid-shaped container to perform some experiments,e and that the results were extraordinary. I wonder if there aren't any simple home-based experiments one could conduct, just to see the results firsthand.
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francoislr
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lol! Maybe the structures collapsed and something hit these guys on the head, and that was the extraordinary happenings...=)
Seems the muslim extremists in Europe are getting out of hand...Too much rage against the machine for them!
http://www.washtimes.com/world/20061011-115458-7275r.htm
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/1[....]age&pagewanted=all&oref=slogin
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