cloudseeker2001

Best way to move around in Harlem is to walk. "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

Anyone made any jumps with him? "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I miss my Boxers so much. My female was very aggressive and I had hard time breaking her. I corrected her behavior every time she showed any signs of agression. She would at times take the "just do it" attitude and take the punishment. When she did learn to get along with other dogs I think she enjoyed it the friendships.

I know a lot of other things must be going on and the "no electricity to the pumps" is what they are telling the world. But, I can make a phone call and have a portable generator on a flatbed truck in a couple of hours and I can wire it directly to the pumps myself.....I would think the nation of Japan can do the same..... "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I had the unfortunate experience of attending a mostly black school in a ghetto for 8,9, 10 grades and most of you here simply would not believe some of my stories concerning teachers, admistrators and students….. "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I like this idea.... "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!! "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I sat for an interview last Friday and I performed all these points....and I dressed a little too nice, but, I was wearing the most dressed down coat and tie I own. I was interviewed by 4 people over 5 hours total. I had to really focus on keeping the interveiw on track and not go off on tangents. It was very diffcult to make the points I wanted to make. And I found the questions I asked were a little too pointed. I did have a nice pool of questions to choose from, so that was not a problem tone them down. I am not in dire need of a job, so I could afford to experiment a little and I found it fun to test the boundries so to speak. Over all, 3 out of 4 really like me. The 4th guy warmed up after a few minutes of technical talk. I got the impression they are used to people being nervous. I enjoy enterveiwing for practice with jobs I have no intention of taking simply to gain experience, and that really helps to build interveiw skills. And it's fun! I had a guy actually storm out of his own office once while negotiate salary! Good luck!

We don't really have a choice. In the not too distant future, nuke power or less.......It is hard for me to understand that plants in Japan survived the quake only to have normal and emergency power systems flooded by the oceans after affect. All these brilliant engineers need to think a little more. Not much different than the Texas Medical Center. After Allison, mechanical rooms are 3 or 4 levels about the street to ensure more protection from floods and whatever else might happen......

Sorry to hear.....My female passed away before Christmas and my male is getting old..... "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

It was nice to have an extra paycheck.......

If he ever does sober up, I mean really dry out, don't expect his behavior to change over night. And his "old" personal traits will be right there in wait and will come out from time to time.......I like to refer to it as the Dry Drunk Affect........ "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I'm with you.....tell her to keep going through her cell phone and she will find someone else! These things almost never happen to me because my last name starts with an R..... "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I think the best undies are the ones on the floor in a wrinkled pile!

spend all you time in Paris. "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I must admit I was not expecting the poll to be this tilted........

Go by the vistors center in Moab and they have more info for you than you can handle. Rent a jeep as well and go jeeping. I think some river campanies still offer some float trips this late in the year. And too, Arches is cool, Canyonlands kicks ass! Have some Deadhorse beer at the Moab Brewery!

Cabinets of Curiosity by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. Damn good murder mystery that takes place in NYC.

I'm looking to make a career change and in need of some advice.

Thanks. It's a cream puff......lol I put a 3" ProComp spring lift on it with 1" spacers in the front and a 1" body lift. It's about as high as you can go without having to replace the control arms. I have JKS adjustable track bars and JKS quick disconnect sway bar links for very improved off road articulation of the front end. I used the ProComp shocks too. A lot of people think they are too stiff but they handle like a dream. The tires were the last of the BF Goodrich KM1 mud terrain. They are 33 X 12.50. Damn! looks like I am going to start looking for another jeep to buy......thanks! That is exactly what I need in my life right now! hahahaha "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

Off the chain! Was it the entire band of just Dave? I have heard that Dave is a really nice guy as well. No other band is making music this smart. If you get a chance, check out Live at Radio City or Las Vegas.....It's Dave and another guitar player named Tim Reynolds. Great music. "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

Pilot-one......that is a really nice jeep! What kind of kit and what size tires?

I owned an 87 for 10 years and dropped the drive train 3 times replacing the slave! hahahaha! Not to mention the AMC's are a blob of parts from all over the world! The AMC jeeps have a Carter carb that never works very well. I think the best jeeps to get are the TJ's. I think you can find a late 90's model that has a lot of life in it for a good price. And they ride and handle so much better even with a lift kit. Go with a 6 cylinder because the 4 just does not have the power you will need. Jeeps are fun, but I would not recommend them as an every day driver.

Good thing your gear was not damaged in any way. Did you check your strap in ff at least? I would not have liked that at all........ "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"

I'm sorry, there is nothing wrong with eating horse meat and I think this stupid. We should be eating horses. Horse meat is very good actually. "Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance, others mean and rueful of the western dream"