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And I can't fully tell if it's Bill and Marcy. I've got 16 color running on windows, cuz I went and accidentally started my pc in safe mode. Now I can't switch it back. Any ideas?

Sheesh. Midway, Canary.... Is there a difference?

Hey, how 'bout Clark Nature Walks?

drop me off where? if it's crystal, that might work - i could pretty easily find a place to stay all weekend; would just need to find another ride back. oh, and i don't get off work until 6pm. ??? Eek. Sorry. I'll be going by there around noonish (to my meditation retreat for a week!). Good luck and have fun skiing!

Bill and Marcy on Canary.

Hey I could drop you off there Thursday, since I'm driving by in the early afternoon?

I don't know....Seems pretty obvious to me. Any other possibilities that a cogent mind might proffer? U.S. Guilty of 'Double Standards' on Iraq - Butler Tue Jan 28, 5:29 AM ET SYDNEY (Reuters) - Former U.N. arms inspector Richard Butler said Tuesday that Washington was promoting "shocking double standards" in considering taking unilateral military action to rid Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction. Butler, who led U.N. inspection teams in Iraq until Baghdad kicked them out in 1998, said Iraqi President Saddam Hussein undoubtedly possessed weapons of mass destruction, and was trying to "cheat" his way again out of the latest U.N. demand to disarm. But a U.S. attack, without United Nations backing, and without any effort to curb the possession of weapons of mass destruction globally, would be a contravention of international law and sharpen the divide between Arabs and the West. "The spectacle of the United States, armed with its weapons of mass destruction, acting without Security Council authority to invade a country in the heartland of Arabia and, if necessary, use its weapons of mass destruction to win that battle, is something that will so deeply violate any notion of fairness in this world that I strongly suspect it could set loose forces that we would deeply live to regret," Butler said. Butler's successor as the chief U.N. weapons inspector in Iraq, Hans Blix, reported Monday to the 15-member Security Council that Baghdad had only reluctantly complied with its latest demand to disarm. Washington is pressing the United Nations to take firm action but says it is prepared to go it alone and has amassed a considerable military force in the region. Butler, addressing a conservative Australian think-tank, The Sydney Institute, said the stated U.S. motive -- to rid Iraq of weapons of mass destruction -- lacked credibility because of Washington's failure to deal with others on the same terms. Countries such as Syria are suspected of possessing chemical or biological warfare capabilities, he said. U.S. allies Israel, Pakistan and India have nuclear arsenals but have not signed the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The United States and other permanent Security Council members were themselves the possessors of the world's largest quantities of nuclear weapons, he said. "Why are they permitting the persistence of such shocking double standards?" Butler said. He said that, instead of beating the drums of war, the United States should propose an international mechanism -- similar to the Security Council -- to enforce the application of the three main conventions controlling the proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weaponry. It should also take the lead by reducing its own stockpiles. "I hope we don't have to await the train wreck before we decide to change history," Butler said.

An dhow is the good doctor this morning?

Early on, I learned not to throw rocks straight up in the air and watch them come down (on my head). I wonder if I would've learned from observation at that age? Maybe not....

It's kinda like Metallica doing sing-alongs at their concerts now.

I think we can learn a ton from watching others. It can remove a few segments of "trial and error'.

Football can be fun, once in a while, both viewed and played (I'd rather play). The Super Bowl was the first game I watched all year, and it was cool at times. I just think it was sucky that the Raiders let the miscall on the two-point conversion deflate them (a life-lesson, RobBob!). They were totally coming back until that point. Discuss.

Wow Iain, how creative, AND touching at the same time! Now crawl back to your ditch, mountain man.

Sheesh jon, have a glass of Geyser Peak Merlot, only $13 to $15 a bottle at Trader Joe's!

Which car do you recommend, and oh, what's up with the wine?

Gosh, do you remember the wine he recommended? I totally forgot! Something from California....

Oh, and after a hard bouldering session, I find that soaking my hands in HOT water aids recovery. Sounds antithetical, doesn't it? Well, maybe so, but it really seems to work!

Hey that's not fair. I definitely said that a gri gri makes hang-dogging way easier. I also said that skipping the traverse clip on Californicator makes for less rope-drag, making the red-point way easier. I am FULL of useful information for all.

Hey Caveman, if your posts actually made sense, maybe they wouldn't be edited, and you could stop crying so much. Cuz it's truly frightening to see you crying so much. But it's also touching to see you crying so much. Will you read some T.S. Eliot for us, maybe something from the Four Quartets? I know it's not his most sensitive work, but you could add to the sensitivity with your tears?

Hey Erden, I just want to wish you all the best! Keep us posted on your progress if you want. I personally would love to hear how things are going. Good luck!

Eek. Thanks for sharing. Vegetarian, anyone?

I've done quite well in leaving you alone, Caveman, but I see that you can't play the same game (sexual fagnutz?). You start feeling better, a bit cocky again, and then boom: You start slipping up, throwing in personal commentary about me, little asides, until your next public humiliation. What gives? Why don't you simply cease and desist with the personal invectives towards me? I don't care too much about your tirades towards others, except when you start threatening violence, but when you direct them towards me, you've made it more personal (considering the hostile tone you usually adopt), and it gets a little tiring. Just lay off a bit, and maybe we'll even be civil to each other at the next pub club- if I happen to make it.

What, pray tell, characterizes the oft-mentioned "white trash" specimen? Is it the number of teeth? Is it the length of their toe-nails? Annual income? BTW, just saw Deliverance for the first time. Pretty darn good! "Looks like we got us a sow!"

Jesus. Have a drink, already.

God I knew it would come to this. That violent asstard.