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Sherri, I thought the deal was done until I realized that what I thought was straight in the beginning, ended up being anything but square. Custom cut...custom cut...custom cut. It finally worked out. But only with the help of several, and I do mean SEVERAL Mirror Ponds. Thread drift: I want to make sure Bug's internet surfing at work is as safe as possible. I can't live with the fact that my seemingly innocuous, yet provacative avatar, could potentially affect his livelyhood.

This is the longest sentence I have ever read.

Thanks Porter!

After re-tiling my fireplace with slate during the holidays, I can definitely appreciate that detailed tile work, Sherri. Very nice job!

Maybe you'll get more work done then. Please accept my sincerest apologies.

I've seen a video of a gal do the same thing and it went almost 15 feet. Crazy.

Ledges don't look too bad either. Thanks!

Troll...from Portland.

Excellent TR Terry! Pics?

A diversified portfolio along with dollar cost averaging helps avoid any pain from a significant downturn in the stockmarket, and the economy as a whole. You don't quite get the full effect of any positive spikes, but you don't feel the pain either.

The Freshette also doubles as a mini beerbong while you're driving.

Then no pictures should be taken without her consent.

Ummmmmm...I believe that's Melissa's job! She IS teh official event photgraphER!!

Well done, fellas.

Garmin eTrex. Mine is about 5 years old and works fine for its intended use. It's very straight forward and has only a few special features, which I don't use. I have used it less than a dozen times, once when it really came in handy in a whiteout. My only complaint is the satelites are hard to pick-up in the trees. Which is frustrating. Which is also why I always carry a compass, an old's cool altimeter, a plastic UTM grid reader, a good map and of course an airline bottle of Crown for courage, all in my map case.

Quarterly bump.

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I was thinking the exact same thing.

...or blue bags...'cause we know Ivan is VERY diligent about using them!

A little more in The Oregonian.

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I'm up for the task. The bar has, again , been raised.

This thread is classic cc.com at its best.

BTW, great quote from Chinaski Rob!