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MarkDaSpark wrote:Yep ... although I watched Dexter one or two episodes, I think I missed some episodes and decided not to keep up. Plus I was a little conflicted ... the "hero" is also a serial killer, but he only kills other serial killers.
Yeah, I get the conflicted which is probably the whole idea of the show. Tho he isn't really all that endearing. I'm just kind of curious as to how or if they'll bring it to a close.
Edit: oh it's been some time since I've been on top...
Little Vineyards Trio began the slow start to the slippery slope. it was alllllllllll downhill from there!
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Excuse me please...The Rays just defied all odds possible to win the AL Wild Card....some respect please.
Plaudits can be entered on the new string!!!!!!
There is really no point in trying to explain liberty to people who don't understand what it means.
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bhodilee
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MarkDaSpark wrote:I suspect you did, especially if you both responded to TexiCaliAli's post ...
Saké!!!!!
I can confirm nothing of any import, but these are not the droids you seek
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bhodilee
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tiger7610 wrote:Well I hope that its better than the free woot sake I got at clambake. That sake tasted like pina colada and cheap vodka, and even after pouring it into a smoothie the flavor was still there.
what was the sake?
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bhodilee
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gregorylane wrote:Excuse me please...The Rays just defied all odds possible to win the AL Wild Card....some respect please.
Plaudits can be entered on the new string!!!!!!
in other news: the Red Sox just defied all odds possible to blow the AL Wild Card.
Two questions: Which game ended first?
If it was the Sox, do you think the Yankmees purposely blew their seven run lead to screw them over? I would doubt it, but how awesome would that be? They don't match up well with Tampa though, so I just don't see it.
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bhodilee
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cortot20 wrote:I so hope its two bottles of Cab Franc. 
You are not kind
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bhodilee
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InShadows wrote:It's also an indication that it's not from SakeOne since SakeOne cannot ship to bowtie yet he received a golden ticket. So your wallet might stay intact.
You sir are smart.....perhaps too smart...
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bahwm
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tiger7610 wrote:But maybe it will be good Sake? (gasp)
What did you think of the sake that we had at SeaBar?
May our love be like good wine, grow stronger as it grows older. ~ Old English Toast
bhodilee
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InShadows wrote:Taking it one step further. It's sake, apparently American, can ship to NE, and more than likely on the west coast. So I'm going to assume it's Takara Sake.
And just to have some more fun, I'll guess it's a 3-pack sale of Shirakabe Gura Junmai Ginjo, Shirakabe Gura Tokubetsu Junmai, and Sho Chiku Bai Antique. I doubt the Antique will be in the deal though because of the price. I would put that 3-pack at $39.99 as a decent woot price.
I can neither confirm nor deny any of what is typed here. I would not dare to presume what Sake/(s) may or may not make up said grouping and to what price may be attributed to said groupings. All I know is what is coming to me, and that is scant little.
Course it could also be that I'm screwing with everyone because apparently there will be a Sake offering sooner than later, and for whatever reason everyone seems to think a Sake'd up bowtie is good times.
Not that I have ever been known to be devious.
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bhodilee
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chemvictim wrote:I am about to lose my mind. IT people, how many restarts per day (because of errors) is reasonable and acceptable to you?
Zero, but I use Windows. Really though, you shouldn't be getting any. what are the errors and does it spontaneously restart of just lock up and you have to do that to get it back. I think your MOBO might be slowly going. I would seriously, stop working, back up EVERYTHING important and then log it with your IT.
course it could just be a wonky update, but yeah, I get concerned about motherboards. We lose them with alacrity here. It's also incredibly dusty here though.
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bhodilee
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chemvictim wrote:It's not the equipment, it's the programs. The powers that be did a massive overhaul of our computer systems and programs a few months ago. It really needed to be done, but everything is still a mess. I've given up trying to be cheerful and friendly with the IT people.
ah, well then you're stuck until they get it figured out. Sorry
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bhodilee
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polarbear22 wrote:But apparently not close enough. I need a networked external hard drive.
PB, PM
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bhodilee
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tenuki wrote:Yeah, I kinda had the same questions, even after my friend at HP offered me a chance at the tablet this week. Would I actually use it? Even at $99 was still wavering. His order went through though, so I'll now get one eventually, and my boss has already said if I don't like it he'll take it.
Its ideal for just sitting around the living room surfing the net or watching stuff online. Except Hulu, HP doesn't interface with Hulu. I watch stuff from HBOGO on mine all the time though. The screen is awesome.
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bhodilee
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tenuki wrote:Have you tried shochu? I'm finding I like it a lot more than sake, though admittedly it's mostly part of some delicious cocktails. Maybe we can get some of that on w.w.
want to, badly, can't find it here. Admittedly, I haven't really looked either. Next time I'm out for Sushi though that'll be my first call. Do you have Shochu? No? K bye
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bhodilee
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tenuki wrote:Okay, curiosity made me google nebraska sushi. This is more a commentary on urbanspoon than it is on nebraska but still made me laugh.
that's funny. There's probably 8-10 Sushi places in Omaha. Some surprisingly good. One has, what hte hell is it, super white tuna? Something like that. IT's not actually tuna, but god is it good. They claim to be the only place in the region with it outside of K.C.
I guess it's Escolar and eaten in large quantities can cause stomach cramps. That actually explains A LOT about that night.
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