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ossobuco wrote:

But, wait, I'm emphasizing with Eva. I suppose that is too energetic.

Snore...

emphasizing or empathising?

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I dunno, pick one.

I'm an emotional mess for the moment.

Back in a bit.

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That's sad. Consider this a virtual scratch behind the ears.

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I'm glad to learn my tongue is normal.

As for drinking tepid tap water, the glasses at home are 3, 6 and 16 ounces, plus there's a big canteen I use which holds 32 but that's slightly less than 2 liters so if you're measuring in metric you need to swig the remaining .6 or so ounces and try not to get any on yourself. The mug at work is 16.9 or so.

I like plastic sleeves, but it's single-sided Scotch tape that really does it for me.

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I need some detailed directions for getting from Union NJ to Cinncinatti. Im not sure whethere to start on the US 22 or Nj 31? Id like to connect to US 287 and then thats where I need some help.

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I've been to Cincinnati

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jespah wrote:

I like plastic sleeves, but it's single-sided Scotch tape that really does it for me.

Have you seen the guns they use for packing tape?

My hands got all sweaty and I had to go have a lie down after my last trip to the shipping store.

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Does anyone know if the command to enable logging on a Cisco 1712 router changed between version 12.3(15)-T4 and 12.3(15)-T5?

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There goes that same color car again.

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maybe that is your car, chai

did you remember to put "the club" on the steering wheel?

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Of there's on thing I love, It's Lime Jell-O.

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Here, you may have mine.

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wandeljw wrote:

Dolly Copp is an anagram for cold loppy, a Slovakian delicacy. Dagmaraka fabricated the entire story.

Not true! I have actually purchased a book "Pilgrim Path" online (I actually really have) that details the arrival of Hayes Copp to Gorham, NH and his attempts to make a homestead in the thick forest along with Dolly, his wife.

As soon as it arrives, I will bless this thread with many more legends and facts from the life of Dolly Copp.

Thanks for your praise, kicky. Highly appreciated.

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Eva wrote:

Here, you may have mine.

Why thank you. I am pleased to see there are marshmallows in it too.

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you know, I'm really not that fond of marshmallows

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Ya'll inspired me to look up the etymology of "marshmallow."

marshmallow
O.E. mersc-mealwe "kind of mallow plant (Althea officinalis) which grows near salt marshes." The confection was originally (1884) made from paste from the roots of this plant. The Gk. word for the plant, althaea, is from althein "to heal."

Now I need to learn WTF a "mallow plant" is.

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Here's an alleged "marsh mallow" plant.

http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/888/15115409.JPG

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