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israphael June 24, 2002 5:33 PM	73642 I'm flying to Maryland to interview for a job in the USDA. It's been so long since I've had to do this I don't remember how it goes. Is it customary to put out on the first date? [Sorry, wrong question. That's another thing I haven't done in a while.] Be back Thursday, either victorious or on my shield. 73644
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KajunFirefly June 24, 2002 5:51 PM	I went round to Andy's Maw's house for my weekly sponge bath, but I was a little early and I cut in on another client's time... Long story short, the Leprechaun promised me a wish and I asked that you have lots of luck on your job interview. :-)
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boorite June 25, 2002 7:48 AM	Another SC regular will come to Delmarva. Soon the balance of power shall shift in our direction, and all the base shall be belong to us.
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NeoVid June 25, 2002 3:23 PM	Then we will see you as a threat, and you will have no chance to survive make your time. ... And it's interesting how nobody said anything when I left a while ago. I had enough of that neglection crap from my family.
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wirthling June 27, 2002 11:54 AM	Speaking of "wish me luck," I'm off to Phoenix and here's the weather forecast for this weekend there: I am going to die. Buh-bye.
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boorite June 27, 2002 12:24 PM	quote: Speaking of "wish me luck," I'm off to Phoenix and here's the weather forecast for this weekend there: I am going to die. Buh-bye. Roast in Hell, you burlap sack of Russet potatoes.
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kaufman June 27, 2002 12:25 PM	Updated forecast:
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boorite June 27, 2002 12:28 PM	hahahahahahaha +500 magbast points
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NeoVid June 27, 2002 1:55 PM	quote: Updated forecast: Kaufman, I hope you never find anything better to do.
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JrnymnNate
June 27, 2002 6:48 PM

This week our church is selling fireworks as a fundraiser. 9am-10pm, every day until next friday. I'll be there most of the time... I hope to make a webdocumentary of it.

Tonight
Jun 27 Scattered Strong Storms 69Â° 60 %
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Fri
Jun 28 Partly Cloudy 85Â°/68Â° 30 %
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Sat
Jun 29 Sunny 85Â°/64Â° 0 %
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Sun
Jun 30 Partly Cloudy 82Â°/65Â° 0 %
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Mon
Jul 01 Partly Cloudy 89Â°/68Â° 10 %
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Tue
Jul 02 Partly Cloudy 84Â°/67Â° 10 %
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Wed
Jul 03 Partly Cloudy 87Â°/66Â° 20 %
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Thu
Jul 04 Isolated T-Storms 85Â°/62Â° 40 %
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Fri
Jul 05 Partly Cloudy 82Â°/63Â° 10 %
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Sat
Jul 06 Partly Cloudy 82Â°/61Â° 10 %

I am way to tired right now to photoshop anything of it... perhaps week after next.

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JrnymnNate June 27, 2002 6:54 PM	It's next to the Kimberly Diner in Milford CT in case anyone wants to stop by. psyc!
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DexX June 27, 2002 7:23 PM	quote: You big wuss - that's gorgeous weather! My god, I'd love to be experiencing weather like that right now, instead of sitting here next to a heater, still cold, with a scarf around my neck.
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andydougan June 27, 2002 7:29 PM	My hayfever's playing up.
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DragonXero June 28, 2002 6:42 AM	quote: You big wuss - that's gorgeous weather! My god, I'd love to be experiencing weather like that right now, instead of sitting here next to a heater, still cold, with a scarf around my neck. You're freaking kidding me. At 100, my body collapses and tells me to bugger off. At 40, I put on a jacket. At 0, I shiver a bit.
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DexX June 28, 2002 7:31 AM	Phoenix, though... dry heat, surely? A nice dry 40C is quite comfortable, in my opinion. A humid 40C is hell, but that's another story...
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wirthling
June 30, 2002 11:45 PM

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Phoenix, though... dry heat, surely?

110 degrees fahrenheit is hot, dry or not. It feels like walking into an oven. It would be much worse if there was high humidity to go along with the heat, but that's like saying, "Gabe's coming to visit but at least he's not bringing kaufman."

We didn't walk more than a couple blocks without going inside somewhere. Even shade offers little relief. The biggest thing you notice is that after standing outside for more than a couple minutes you start becoming dehydrated. I noticed that most of the locals were carrying beverages with them and I quickly realized that this was the key to not dropping dead when venturing outside. I drank gallons of water during my stay and still rarely needed to take a leak.

ObiJo, sorry to say this, but your town sucks and not just because you live there. The sprinklers are kinda neat, though.

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boorite July 1, 2002 7:45 AM	quote: This week our church is selling fireworks as a fundraiser. Jesus Loves Gunpowder.
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