bblue
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Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Prison
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People, People!
You seem to be forgetting one important thing, I NEVER flame people in return, if ever. I did careful research on people's personalities when they post here and based this mostly off of stuff I've read.
Ahem, now my Impression of ToolkiT,
Hello children, let's be safe now! Now, bblue, your Rio 500 is NOT better than the Mp3 player on the PPC platform. They're two seperate devices, although you were only comparing sound quality, keep in mind that YOUR mp3 player is NOT a part of the integral design, so STOP IT! As for the rest of you, I heard some "No-No Words:" Can't, Darn, Crud, Fooey, Jeez, Shoot, and the biggest No-No of them all: FiddleSticks. This IS FLAMING and it MUST STOP!
I also have that same picture of that Subaru Forester in my handle and I don't know why!
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And now, at his/her request, Dietrichbohn,
Hello all.
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Not too many people are familiar with the wonderful history of the El-Rancho-Rankin Motel in Cincinnati, Ohio. This Hotel was constructed in the Mid-50's to provide a top-notch stay, east of the major city. It was the first major motel with air conditioning, pool, AND right next to an ultra-mini mini mall. Located right on Beechmont Avenue, it looked to be a prime place to rest. However, soon a disaster followed: the founder of the El-Rancho-Rankin was strangled to death with a sock, and his son was left to take over the Motel. After simple 6 unsuccessful years, he finally gave up and turned it into an apartment. However, the severe lack of funding resulted in poor upkeap, and led the apartment into serious disaray. The top-floor pool was shut down after the rats complained about the terrible leakage, and it became a prime spot for outlaws to stash their precious loot. But then something changed: someone tore it down and put up a grocery mart, and to this day, you can still get the lowest prices in town on bottled corn nog!
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<b><font size=1 color=teal>"Sorry about the whole thing about losing your life savings, but that Palmpilot is property of Enron, so please give it back"
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