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@anonymously99,

Why do you sully edgar's thread with this trash?

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I don't recall if I shared these pics of the table nobody wants. Here it is anyway.

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@edgarblythe,

Very nice, Edgar. Are the pieces screwed on?

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@JTT,

Yep. At least $30 worth of screws.

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@edgarblythe,

Meant no personal offense. Nice table.

Neo's right. You don't need trash such as myself bashing your thread. It was a nice thread before I came along with my psychotic issues. I've damaged quite a bit of threads. Due to my mental illness. Am such a pos I know.

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Now Starbucks is ridding itself of the shoe rubber, but McDonalds says the FDA thinks its just fine.

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angels are butterflies
make the air flutterslice
good waves

Never mind.

I ordered, on line, a birth certificate for my son. When filling out my information, it was not enough to know my driver license number. They also wanted a very long number that appears at the card bottom. It's a rule that applies to only Texas licenses. I suppose that is to help thwart thieves.

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Going to work today. I have some mirror trim, cut out and stained, for three mirrors. The first order of the day will be to finish and hang the mirrors.

My income tax money will be sent to my bank on the twelfth. I think I will put it all in a vault and swim in it, Scrooge McDuck style.

I watched most of The Color Purple, last evening. It's an engrossing story, but sooo long. Those women and Danny Glover were perfect in that film.

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@edgarblythe,

I heard the book was good reading. I believe I attempted reading the book as a junior in high school. I never really got anything out of reading in the past because of how difficult it was for me to focus.

I'm seriously starting to think there are icecycles hidden in my home.

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@anonymously99,

Just looked up what the book was about. No. I don't recall reading that story. But I don't recall caring what any of the books were about that I read or attempted to read in the past.

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Hi ho, you know
Off to work I go

I told the lead man there was an A/C, with freezing over lines, that I could see walking by. It was the same one I pointed out to him that was severely iced over a week or two back. He told me he checked it back then and there is nothing wrong with it. We gonna see how that plays out.

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@edgarblythe,

You may consider me a ho the day I decide to go have sex with more than one person. Deal? Otherwise. You adults do nothing but show off your immaturity by calling me names. Which is pathetic.

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@edgarblythe,

So are you guys in Houston area having icing again?

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@anonymously99,

I consider myself your gift of knowledge, providing knowledge. I am a tester. Your tester. I determine your maturity level yet keep the results I obtain to myself. I am a professional. Can make you think, make you believe I am many things of which I am not. You may never know who I am.
Fact - A name is just a name. I don't think the fact, I know the fact. As all, you should as well.

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@Ragman,

Ragman wrote:

So are you guys in Houston area having icing again?

It's about 39 and predicted to rain, beginning in an hour or so. But, after tomorrow we should be in the seventies and that could last the rest of February.

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@edgarblythe,

Glad to hear that. This stormy winter has not spared the Deep South and Texas with most freakish winter weather. My friends in Atlanta are bracing for a damaging ice storm tonight that might cause them to lose power.

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@Ragman,

Talk about freakish, the Hawaiian rain storm missed our area, but added inches of rain in the north of San Francisco - and helped with the snow pack in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

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@cicerone imposter,

Gee, that is pretty freakish. I mean, when do rainstorms ever miss desert areas.

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@cicerone imposter,

That is potentially a good thing, isn't it? Doesn't that replenish some of the reservoirs that supply greater SF with potable water? You guys in CA are in a 500-yr drought. Or is that more about greater LA than No. Calif?

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@Ragman,

Northern California has always been in better shape than the south. Northern California also has Napa and Sonoma Counties that produce most of our wines, and they require their share of water.

The problem with less rain water in our county is that our resevoirs are only about one-third full, so we need much more rain.

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