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A 300,000—euro ransom for the release of a German banker's kidnapped wife was accidentally cleared away last week by a road maintenance team, police reported on Thursday.
The woman, 54—year—old Maria Boegerl, was taken from the couple's home in Heidenheim, southern Germany, last Wednesday. The kidnapper then called her husband, demanding that he leave the ransom in an arranged spot along a nearby motorway.
The husband, who is the chief executive of a bank, deposited the money in an arranged spot along a motorway. But the ransom was never collected — until a road maintenance team removed the cash—filled rubbish bag 16 hours later, police said.
Nothing has been heard since from the kidnapper, or the abducted woman. Police launched a detailed search and found the woman's car, which she was abducted in, as well as her mobile phone, which was lying near the spot where her husband deposited the ransom.
However, police are no closer to finding the woman, and have indicated that they will soon give up their search of the surrounding area.
A nationwide appeal on a television crime programme late Wednesday produced 91 new leads, in addition to more than 1,000 piece of information from members of the public — but police said none of them have significantly moved the case on.
A police spokesman insisted that the woman's release was not jeopardised by the fact that the ransom was cleared away from the roadside.
"We would have picked up the money shortly afterwards anyway," the spokesman said.
The woman's family issued a desperate plea during the television programme.
"We beg you to bring this torturous situation for us to a positive end, "the woman's son appealed.
"Please give us a sign where our mother is," his sister added.
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OUR wonderful Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre appears to have fallen under Government pressure to ease the long wait for appointments.
I had an appointment at the NOC for carpel tunnel problems on July 3 at 4.10pm. I had phoned the day before to check the time was correct and was asked if the appointment could be earlier as one of the doctors had an emergency.
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11:00am Monday 19th January 2015
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I SEE that Oxford United head coach (posh title) Appleton made a comment about the subdued atmosphere at recent home games.
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NETWORK Rail is electrifying the GW Main Line, rebuilding Bicester-Oxford and will rebuild Bicester-Bletchley.
Much has been done for the Covered Market
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Tim Bearder (January 7) asks whether anything had been done in the Covered Market since the Retail Group's report in January 2014.
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by Ken Nail You'll enjoy the convenience of Bluetooth capability and wealth of playback options with Pioneer's FH-P8000BT CD receiver. And it fits perfectly in the double-size opening found in many dashboards. This versatile receiver plays MP3, WMA, and AAC files on disc, controls a satellite radio tuner, and features a USB input, built-in iPod® controls, and a rear auxiliary input. When your iPod is connected to the USB input, the receiver bypasses your iPod's built-in digital-to-analog converter, using its high-quality DAC to deliver your music files with the highest fidelity possible. The Sound Retriever feature livens up flat-sounding music files by restoring information lost in compression, and you can use the 7-band equalizer to find the perfect tonal balance for your music. And you'll be able to make and receive calls through the stereo, without having to fumble around for your Bluetooth phone. The receiver's clean design keeps operation refreshingly simple. The easy-to-use Rotary Commander interface locates your favorite songs or changes system settings with a touch of a button and a twist of the large control knob. System information, menus, and song titles show up bright and clear on the cool blue, 3-line LCD display. The 10-key wireless remote offers extensive fingertip control over your system while you drive, or you can add an optional adapter to control the receiver with your factory steering wheel controls. Connect amplifiers and subwoofers to the three sets of high-voltage preamp outputs to build a high-powered car audio system. High-pass and low-pass filters let you adjust the range of frequencies you send to your speaker setup. Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the receiver, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters. Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. Learn more in our article explaining Bluetooth profiles. Note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver. Product Highlights:General features:CD receiver with built-in MOSFET amplifier (14 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels)plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, including discs loaded with MP3, WMA, and AAC files (will not play Digital Rights-protected music files)3-line display with blue LCD displayremote controlAudio features:Easy EQ 7-band equalizer with six preset tone settingsloudnessSound Retriever for improving sound of compressed music fileslow-pass (preamp outs) and high-pass (speaker and preamp outs) filterssubwoofer level controlExpandability:Bluetooth built inbuilt in iPod control no adapter necessary, but adding Pioneer's optional connecting cable lets you leave your iPod cable at homecompatible with optional satellite radio, CD changerinputs: rear auxiliary input, rear USB input (for Windows Media devices, USB storage devices, and iPod)outputs: 6-channel, 4-volt preamp outputs (front, rear, subwoofer)compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)Other info:CEA-2006 compliantwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why replace your factory radio? Two good reasons - sound quality and cool features. A new car stereo offers power that's superior to most factory radios, along with more sophisticated tone controls. And most car stereos offer built-in or optional features that add safety and fun to life in your car, including inputs for your iPod or MP3 player, Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free cell phone calls, satellite radio or HD Radio reception, and connections for building an audio system in your car.
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2010 Subaru Forester Written By MikeP, Millsboro, DE on Sunday, September 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Thanks to Crutchfield, installation went well. Worked first time. Looks really nice in the dash. Nice sound quality. Blue tooth links up immediately. We have an LG cell phone and had trouble pairing the phone. Crutchfield walked us through it. Works great. Rear usb allowed us to put our ipod in the glove box and eliminate the front wire. Much cleaner look Pros: Blue tooth; rear usb Cons: Owner's manual can get confusing.
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First Wes Anderson film that doesn't have David Wasco as the production designer, I think. He used to do all Anderson's stuff, as well as Tarantino's.
This is mostly interesting because David Wasco is Jim Wasco's brother. Jim is a type designer and font production guy (not to mention keyboard player and brewer). I worked with him at Adobe for a bunch of years, and he's now a manager at Agfa Monotype.
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Brandon Britt, a senior in Eastern Michigan University's College of Education, is preparing to go where few black men have gone before—into the field of education. "Black male teachers are greatly needed because they're so underrepresented," says Britt, on track to receive a bachelor's in elementary education with an emphasis on mathematics. Read the article
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We will be stopping in Palma De Mallorca for a day while on a cruise. I have read about the Drach Caves there. Would this be a good way to spend our afternoon? I am travelling with my husband and 3 kids, ages 6-9. Any other suggestions are appreciated as well.
Drach Caves in Palma De Mallorca
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The Caves of Drach are out on the East coast of Mallorca and take about an hour to get to. If you're on an excursion from the ship, you'll probably stop at Manacor where the pretend pearls of Mallorca are made and sold at highish prices.
It's a bit strange, this Drach place. Every other cave we've been to, has a bit of a guided tour thrown in, with explanations about the various formations, when it was discovered and so on. In Drach, they shepherd you through the cave system at quite a pace, so no real chance to wander and view the formations. You then arrive at a vast underground auditoreum with a lake. The seatng rises up and everyone is seated facing the lake.
Then a boat with three people in it rows round a bend and into view, with a couple of the occupants playing classical music. They row up, then back again and out of sight. You then exit.
If this floats your boat, then go. If not, then do something else!
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Just turned on TV last week & saw Samantha Brown rowing around in a cave. Beautiful. She said you can get to caves on Palma bus. Its on my must do list.Cannot find any info yet. Post if you do, inc. pricing.
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That's the website for the bus service that goes from Palma to the Caves. Bus L412 or L414. It's all in spanish/catalan, but it says palma-manacor-"coves" and portocristo.
The website is awful, be forewarned. But it'll give you PDF schedules that are easy to read even if you don't understand all the language. Looks like a bus schedule in every language.
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If you have never been to Palma spend the day exploring the city, either on your own or with a tour. It's truly a beautiful place and I wouldn't want to spend the day in a dark cave, particularly if it's a beautiful sunny day. The caves are a good choice for those that have already been to Palma and are looking for something to do on the outskirts.
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Agree with Frank there. It's cool and beautiful but if the sun is out then you may as well do something outside. The caves are somewhere you go when the weather is rubbish. Palma itself has history,a castle, shopping, good food and maybe a 2 Euro, 15 minute bus ride away from many great beaches.
For an easy afternoon away from the city maybe catch the scenic wooden railway train that goes through the mountains and ends at Soller. From there you get a little tram to the seafront. With the kids I am thinking the beach though? But with this you do a scenic journey, a nic elunch in the village of Soller and then tram it to the beach for relaxation and swimming and stuff: Something for everyone.
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I entered this camp when I was 11 years old and attended school each day where I received an education level equivalent in Australia to grade 10. I lived in a one-room bamboo hut with my family - my father, mother and one sister but my extended family stayed in another refugee camp. There was no running water in the camp, water was carried from a well or stream to the house. We had no electricity to most of the houses but the central com- munity buildings did have generators. Life for me in the camp was hard - I had nowhere to go on school holidays and spent most of my lei- sure time visiting friends, going to church and playing sport such as volley ball. And also it was hard to develop skills in the camp because we were not allowed to work and all our food was supplied from the Border Consortium Committee. The things that we got in the camp were rice, yellow bean, chilli and fish paste. My family didn't have enough to buy meats very often so we ate quite a lot of vegetables. In the past we lived very well in the community in the villages and we adapted to living in the camp community very well. Extended families joined together on a regular basis and we had a very good church community as well. Medical support was limited as was the availability of dentists provided by ARC (America Refugee Committee). However we did have the River Kwai Hospital close by in Thai- land in an emergency. I had little idea of what the outside world was like and what it would be like if I left the camp in Thai- land to come to another country. In 2005 Australia opened to immigration. So my family and other families got opportunities to come to Australia in 2006. >>>> <<<< Life in Australia is safer and more comfortable but it is very difficult to learn a new language. We weren't used to city life and didn't even know how to use electricity. 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The future's ours
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We drop the lighter into the gas
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Texas A&M has found itself in a bit of a hot streak when it comes to verbal commitments. Since the month began, the Aggies have landed four commitments: three last week and one on Thursday.
In the 2014 class, the Aggies have 13 total commitments and the nation's No. 2 recruiting class. Thursday's commitment, Houston Clear Lake tight end
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Class of 2015 defensive tackle Daylon Mack won't be committing to the Aggies this weekend.
So what is resonating with players that the Aggies are recruiting right now?
"People ask me all the time, 'Is there one thing you can point to that's helped you?' " head coach Kevin Sumlin said on Thursday before appearing at the Brazos County A&M Club Coach's Night. "I think it's a combination of a lot of things: The move to the SEC has strengthened our brand and strengthened our footprint nationally. I think that having some success in Year 1 Āhas helped us and certainly, style of play. All those things add up. It's not really one thing. There's a lot of things."
And Thursday's news of landing Davis officially gets the ball rolling for the Aggies' 2015 class, a group of recruits that haven't yet begun their junior seasons of high school football. The Aggies have offered several sophomores and are evaluating 2016 prospects (current high school freshmen) also. Seeing an offer go out to one of those prospects before long isn't necessarily out of the question.
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Kentucky offered a seventh-grader
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He had ideas of possibly committing to the Aggies officially on Friday or Saturday, but Mack will press pause for the moment.
"I'm postponing it," Mack said.
The 6-foot-2, 307-pound prospect, who holds offers from the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas in addition to Texas A&M and several others, said his parents would like for him to take some more time before shutting things down.
But his feelings toward the Aggies are the same, he said.
"[My feelings] haven't changed," he said.
Mack said he has no visit plans set up to any schools in the near future.
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Springdale (Ark.) Har-Ber 2014 defensive tackle
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"A&M was very fun," he said. "I got to see the campus, my mom liked it, everything about it. They're doing renovations on the [athletic facilities]."
Frazier, who put the Aggies in his top five along with Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn and USC, received a chance to get familiar with Aggies' defensive line coach Terry Price while there.
"Coach Price was awesome," Frazier said. "He's a real down-to-earth guy. He told me he's a championship barbecue cooker, he's in a jazz band recording an album and plays music. He really cares about his players, too. He gave me some background on his history and broke down all the defensive stuff, too."
The four-star defensive tackle, who is ranked 14th in the nation at his position, tweaked his top five recently, adding Auburn and eliminating Georgia. The 6-foot-4, 336-pound Frazier was finishing up a two-day visit to Auburn on Thursday night and will head to Alabama next.
"I have five good schools," Frazier said. "I just have to pick the one that best fits me."
2014 TE talks Aggies camp
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got a call from the Aggies earlier this month. Special teams coordinator
Jeff Banks
, who recruits parts of the Houston area, informed Lister that the Aggies were looking for athletic offensive tackles and invited him to the camp.
Lister, who is being recruited at both tight end and offensive tackle depending on the school, is getting experience at tackle this year. During the Tigers' spring game, the 6-foot-4, 241-pound Lister started at right tackle and as of right now, it looks like Lister will be projected to start there when Katy kicks off its 2013 season. So Lister accepted the invitation and went to College Station on Sunday.
"I felt like I did pretty well for not having played the position much," Lister said.
Lister said Banks gave him positive feedback at the camp but the Aggies want to see him play the position more before going further.
"He said, 'We're really interested in you; we just haven't seen enough of you at tackle yet,'" Lister said. "He said after my third game, they'll be able to see how I'm doing."
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Is it a crime for someone so good looking to be so sad all the time?
Silas [on Stefan]
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I've saved you from metaphorical darkness and actual darkness. I think you owe me a beer.
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Artist: Ella Fitzgerald
Album: Miscellaneous
Genre: Jazz
Ella Fitzgerald
Dream (When You're Feeling Blue)
Get in touch with that sundown fellow
As he tiptoes across the sand
He's got a million kinds of stardust
Pick your fav'rite brand, and
Dream, when you're feeling blue
Dream, that's the thing to do
Just watch the smoke rings rise in the air
You'll find your share of memories there
So dream when the day is through
Dream, and they might come true
Things never are as bad as they seem
So dream, dream, dream
Dream when the day is through
Dream, and they might come true
Things never are as bad as they seem
So dream, dream, dream
So dream, dream, dream
Writer(s): Johnny Mercer
Copyright: The Johnny Mercer Foundation, Capitol Songs Inc.
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Posted by mysterychicken on Tuesday, December 22, 2009 at 5:13pm.
Taking the first four lines:
dangerous -- adj.
forget -- v.
climate -- n.
birthplace -- n.
choke -- v.
voices -- n.
dead -- adj.
relatives -- n.
It is a dangerous thing
to forget the climate of
your birthplace; to choke out
the voices of the dead relatives when
in dreams thet call you by
your secret name; dangerous
to spurn the clothes you were
born to wear for the sake of fashion;
to use weapons and sharp instruments you
are not familiar with; dangerous
to disdain the plaster saints before
wich your mother kneels praying for you with
embarassing fervor that you survive in
the place you have chosen to live; a costly,
bare and elegant room with no pictures
on the walls: a forgetting place where
she fears you might die of exposure.
Jesús , María y José.
El olvido is a dangerous thing.
It is dangerous (adjective repeated several times....obviously an important word)
to spurn
to use
to disdain
to live:
These are all infinitives...
repetitive to emphasize meaning.
Check out this site
Have you read the poem and visited
You should get some good ideas there, and find plenty of mood-shaping words.
The words "choke", "forgetting" and "plaster saints" are among the mood-shaping words for me.
Thank you for introducing me to this author. I enjoyed that poem very much.
It made me recall the great lyrics of the songs "A Boy Like That" and "America" from "West Side Story"
Thanks to all of you. This really helped! Happy Holidays =)
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I have a 1920's bungalow on a shady street in a great historic neighborhood. It's a block from the Douglass Loop, a little triangular area where "back in the day" the old trolly cars used to turn around. It now holds a coffee shop, ice cream parlor, bakery, hardware store, pub and several restaurants. You won't have far to go to get whatever you need! The room has french doors that open to the back deck of the house. There is a table for 4 and umbrella where you can enjoy a drink or coffee and listen to the birds. There is a Kreuig for coffee/tea anytime, and you'll have access to the fridge & microwave. I'm sorry, but I no longer can offer access to the stove for cooking. I provide a limited continental breakfast (oatmeal, granola bars, coffee, tea).
I have no dogs/cats and don't allow pets due to my allergies. I do have a Bearded Dragon (pet lizard) in a vivarium in my living room;)
**Whole house is available for rental at certain times of year (such as Derby). See my "other listings" for details.
The room is on the first floor (my bedrooms are upstairs). It is near the kitchen and you'll have access to a 1/2 bath off the kitchen (hairdryer provided). The full bath (shower) is at the top of the stairs and is shared. Towels/washcloths are provided in both bathrooms.
I work during the day, so you'll have the house to yourself much of the time. I enjoy meeting new people and would love to visit in the evenings a bit, however. I'm happy to give recommendations for what to do while in Louisville and am always available via cell to answer any questions you might have during your stay.
The neighborhood is very eclectic with historic homes, art galleries, boutiques, and great local eateries. Streets are tree-lined and make for great walking to nearby attractions. Cherokee Park is nearby with hiking trails, pedestrian/bike lanes and shady picnic spots.
It's only 6 houses from a major bus line and centrally located for affordable cab fair. Interstate access is 5 min away.
Enjoy a complimentary bowl of chocolates in your room!
Mutual respect is all I ask:) I work 9-4, so quiet hours from 11pm till 6:30 am.
No smoking in the house. Smoking is permitted on both porches, but please dispose of cigarettes in ashtrays provided.
I no longer am able to allow guests to use the stove for cooking. Guests may have space in the refrigerator and use of the microwave.
Table for two in your room for a private breakfast or space to work on your laptop.
We had a great stay at Melissa's wonderful home! She provided every thing we needed! The bed was outstanding; so comfy! We have been to louisville quite a bit but the room had a really cool guide to activities and restaurants in the area.
Melissa is a fabulous host, she makes her house feel like home to her guests. This was my second stay here, and it was just as great as the first time. There are many gracious hosts out there, and Melissa ranks among the finest,;if I hadn't had plans I would have joined her and her family for a holiday event that evening, which is a really nice way of making travelers feel welcome. I'd be happy to stay here again, the ambiance and amenities are just right, including coffee for the morning, a key requirement for me.
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Melissa's home is clean and was well prepared for my arrival. Communication was excellent before my arrival and during my short two night stay.
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Tareq Salahi
Tareq Salahi Files for Divorce from Runaway Wife Michaele
Originally posted 09/16/2011 06:00PM
The man known primarily for gatecrashing the White House, Tareq Salahi, has filed for divorce from his runaway wife Michaele, according to reports.
The filing comes after Tareq reported his wife – a former castmember on The Real Housewives of D.C. – missing to authorities.
But it turned out she was safe and sound with Journey guitarist Neal Schon in Tennessee, where the band has a gig with Foreigner.
Tareq claims the pair have humiliated him, going so far as to accuse Schon of sending him a photo of genitalia presumed to belong to the guitarist. He cites adultery and abandonment as the reason for the divorce, according to TMZ, which first reported the filing.
Michaele Salahi Was Not Kidnapped as Husband Claimed
Originally posted 09/14/2011 08:00PM
White House gatecrashers Tareq and Michaele Salahi are at the center of another strange controversy.
Tareq reported his wife Michaele missing on Tuesday, but the Real Housewives of D.C. star tells authorities she's fine.
The Warren County Sheriff's Office released a statement Wednesday saying they had spoken with Michaele and she "assured the deputy that she had left the residence with a good friend and was where she wanted to be. Mrs. Salahi advised that she did not want Mr. Salahi to know where she was."
It turns out that she's actually with Journey guitarist Neal Schon in Tennessee, where the band has a gig with Foreigner.
"Nobody kidnapped her and they are in Memphis together," a Journey rep tells TMZ.
Michaele Salahi: There Can't Be a Real Housewives of D.C. Without Me
Originally posted 04/08/2011 10:10AM
There are two big shut downs in D.C. this week. But it's Bravo's cancellation of Real Housewives of D.C. after just one season that has former star Michaele Salahi pointing fingers.
And she's pointing at herself.
"I sort of knew this was going to happen," Salahi, famous for being accused of crashing the White House in November 2009 and stirring up her fellow cast mates, tells PEOPLE. "The other women didn't want me back on the show, and [Bravo executive] Andy [Cohen] stood his ground and said there wouldn't be a show without me on it. I'm grateful to him for that."
Alex McCord: Salahis Ruined Real Housewives of DC
Originally posted 10/22/2010 03:55PM
After watching the second hour of the Real Housewives of DC reunion, I have to agree with Mary – this season was hijacked. The antics of the Salahis and their absolute refusal to take responsibility for any of their actions, was amazing.
Now that we've all seen the sit-down, now that there has been an opportunity for Tareq and Michaele to open up and try to redeem themselves, can we please pull the plug on them? When faced with direct statements from the Redskins, the Congressional Black Caucus, the White House, etc., this couple stated that everyone lied. You know, one person could lie. Perhaps even multiple people connected to one event could all stick to a made-up story. But when every single story you hear about a couple is dismissed as a lie or a smear, you stop believing them. I know I stopped a good while ago.
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My guess is that he'll stop when....Submitted by Guest-o-matic on Thu, 06/06/2013 - 6:30am.
...people that can't compose a simple sentence and spell simple words stop displaying their ignorance by posting comments like that on here for everyone to laugh at. I don't blame him and encourage his fine observations! I like the one-liner humor too! »
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