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Just noticed that with everyone putting in their .02 worth, you'd have $1.50.

CaptWoodrow10 wrote:

Tregs wrote:

pbwalker wrote:42


that is all

42....Now there's a great Texas game, played at deer camps throughout the generations.

And the Dixie Chicken. Nothing beats a hand of 42 on the back porch of the Chicken while enjoying an adult beverage after a hard weeks work.

Man its been too long since I've done that.

An adult beverage? Is it not wearing enough clothes?

I think an "Adult Beverage" is one you have to explain to your underage kids.
Y'know, "I can drink this but you're too young yet." "But, Dad, I'm sure I can act just as silly as you after drinking that."

gigag04 wrote:So I had this thought that any post, regardless of how stupid it is, has the potential to yield multiple replies and to spawn all sorts of side discussions.

This is my way of testing that thought.

I too have had that thought ... I think.

Perhaps this should be a POLL?

7075-T7 wrote:

AJ80 wrote:OK, so back to the original topic... Does anyone know why the space bar is so much bigger than all of the other keys on the keyboard?

I would assume because the space bar is used the most out of any other key, see I just used it 22 times, wait 25,times.

I know that Dvorak did studies on this when laying out the DVORAK keyboards.
The fastest typist in the world used one and typed over 300 words per minute; she worked at Shell Oil.
(Did you know that you can make a calculator say Shell Oil upside down? [rightside up it looks like 710.77345 ])

I actually have tons of old keyboards with the letters worn off ... so I know which letters I used the most.

IAgreeThoughBecauseIUsedToGetPeopleSayingTheyWoreOutTheSpaceBarInChatroomsAtMSNSoItMustGetUsedALot

RPB wrote:I actually have tons of old keyboards with the letters worn off ... so I know which letters I used the most.

That trick also works with alarm keypads.

MoJo wrote:Three pages and nobody has mentioned tomato printing. A garden print shirt helps with that!

What about BUEs (Back UP Eggs) - - - raw, rotten or hard boiled?

I've never experienced Tomato printing, we used Lemons. When you print with lemon juice it becomes secret invisible ink (I think the Government knows already though, so my brother wrote in cursive, but I still printed because printing isn't illegal)

RPB wrote:I've never experienced Tomato printing, we used Lemons. When you print with lemon juice it becomes secret invisible ink (I think the Government knows already though, so my brother wrote in cursive, but I still printed because printing isn't illegal)

Better not write in cursive on this forum -- the moderators will censor you, then censure you.

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-Annoying Orange

Oh... the persistence and sheer intelligence of this thread is too much for me. That's why I changed my Avatar from nothing to the "Annoying Orange". I promise, I actually first learned of the Orange in the Wall Street Journal, which is what I read between issues of Combat Handguns and Soldier of Fortune.

ScottDLS wrote: I promise, I actually first learned of the Orange in the Wall Street Journal, which is what I read between issues of Combat Handguns and Soldier of Fortune.

I find the WSJ annoying these days....

OldSchool wrote:

ScottDLS wrote: I promise, I actually first learned of the Orange in the Wall Street Journal, which is what I read between issues of Combat Handguns and Soldier of Fortune.

I find the WSJ annoying these days....

What about SWAT...? Special Weapons and Tactics?

ScottDLS wrote:

OldSchool wrote:

ScottDLS wrote: I promise, I actually first learned of the Orange in the Wall Street Journal, which is what I read between issues of Combat Handguns and Soldier of Fortune.

I find the WSJ annoying these days....

What about SWAT...? Special Weapons and Tactics?

Hey Orange

Hey Orange

Hey Orange

what




SWAT

74novaman wrote:

CaptWoodrow10 wrote:

Tregs wrote:

pbwalker wrote:42


that is all

42....Now there's a great Texas game, played at deer camps throughout the generations.

And the Dixie Chicken. Nothing beats a hand of 42 on the back porch of the Chicken while enjoying an adult beverage after a hard weeks work.

Man its been too long since I've done that.

So...who's making an afternoon trip to my neck of the woods tommorow? This could DEFINITELY be in the picture. My lady will be coming up from lake houston area.

gigag04 wrote:

74novaman wrote:

CaptWoodrow10 wrote:

Tregs wrote:

pbwalker wrote:42


that is all

42....Now there's a great Texas game, played at deer camps throughout the generations.

And the Dixie Chicken. Nothing beats a hand of 42 on the back porch of the Chicken while enjoying an adult beverage after a hard weeks work.

Man its been too long since I've done that.

So...who's making an afternoon trip to my neck of the woods tommorow? This could DEFINITELY be in the picture. My lady will be coming up from lake houston area.

Well, I live here. So I'll be around town I suppose. 42 anyone?