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  1. http://www.engrish.com/recent_detail.php?imagename=mini-bar.jpg&category=Engrish%20from%20Other%20Countries&date=2004-11-08

  2. "B i l l S o r n s o n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    http://www.engrish.com/recent_detail.php?imagename=mini-bar.jpg&category=Engrish%20from%20Other%20Countries&date=2004-11-08

    What, no cutesy sig line like usual? Nothing that says, "And this relates to
    cycling...?"

    --M. Powell

  3. M Powell said:

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    http://www.engrish.com/recent_detail.php?imagename=mini-bar.jpg&category=Engrish%20from%20Other%20Countries&date=2004-11-08

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    What, no cutesy sig line like usual? Nothing that says, "And this
    relates to cycling...?"

    Bill "see the chamois threads" S.

  4. B i l l S o r n s o n said:


    M Powell said:

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    http://www.engrish.com/recent_detail.php?imagename=mini-bar.jpg&category=Engrish%20from%20Other%20Countries&date=2004-11-08

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    What, no cutesy sig line like usual? Nothing that says, "And this
    relates to cycling...?"

    Bill "see the chamois threads" S.

    yea, i was gonna say.. the relevancy seems apparent to me.
    --
    david reuteler
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  5. David Reuteler said:
    B i l l S o r n s o n said:


    M Powell said:

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    http://www.engrish.com/recent_detail.php?imagename=mini-bar.jpg&category=Engrish%20from%20Other%20Countries&date=2004-11-08

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    What, no cutesy sig line like usual? Nothing that says, "And this
    relates to cycling...?"

    Bill "see the chamois threads" S.

    yea, i was gonna say.. the relevancy seems apparent to me.

    OK, I take back my sarcastic reply to your political rant! :-P

    Bill "adding a cutesy sig line just for M" S.

  6. B i l l S o r n s o n said:

    OK, I take back my sarcastic reply to your political rant! :-P

    bah, keep it. i perfected the skill of separating political conversations
    from the rest when i moved to idaho. it's a survival skill for me here.
    being a libertarian helps, tho: we bond on guns.
    --
    david reuteler
    [email hidden]

  7. On 09 Nov 2004 19:27:44 GMT, David Reuteler quoth:

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    bah, keep it. i perfected the skill of separating political conversations
    from the rest when i moved to idaho. it's a survival skill for me here.
    being a libertarian helps, tho: we bond on guns.

    Dave Reuteler - now you're a blast from the past.
    Yeesh, U of M physics was about four lifetimes ago now.
    I remember your shady undergrad bike, too...Cannondale, was it?

    brooks

  8. Beaker said:

    On 09 Nov 2004 19:27:44 GMT, David Reuteler quoth:

    Quoted message said:


    bah, keep it. i perfected the skill of separating political conversations
    from the rest when i moved to idaho. it's a survival skill for me here.
    being a libertarian helps, tho: we bond on guns.

    Dave Reuteler - now you're a blast from the past.
    Yeesh, U of M physics was about four lifetimes ago now.
    I remember your shady undergrad bike, too...Cannondale, was it?

    brooks

    whoa. i'll say .. that bike, btw, (and it was a cannondale) was cruelly
    stolen summer of 1996 by some savage hooligans while i was innocently
    practicing my drinking skills at a restaurant/bar in nordeast minneapolis.

    shoot me a message offline. still in mass?
    --
    david reuteler
    [email hidden]

  9. Beaker said:

    On 09 Nov 2004 19:27:44 GMT, David Reuteler quoth:

    Quoted message said:


    bah, keep it. i perfected the skill of separating political
    conversations
    from the rest when i moved to idaho. it's a survival skill for me here.
    being a libertarian helps, tho: we bond on guns.

    Dave Reuteler - now you're a blast from the past.
    Yeesh, U of M physics was about four lifetimes ago now.
    I remember your shady undergrad bike, too...Cannondale, was it?

    brooks


    I just wanted to ask if anyone saw some early election results
    that were 93% Bush and 6% Kerry. That is scary to think that
    whole state is like that. Scatch one state from my
    (I want to live there) list.
    Bill Baka

    --
    Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

  10. Bill Baka said:

    I just wanted to ask if anyone saw some early election results
    that were 93% Bush and 6% Kerry. That is scary to think that
    whole state is like that. Scatch one state from my
    (I want to live there) list.

    well, it's true. i know everyone who voted for kerry in ada county, idaho
    personally. blaine (where kerry owns a home, ketchum/sun valley) was the
    only county to go kerry.

    my joke was that idaho went for bush by only 240,000 votes. of course only
    80,000 people voted for kerry.
    --
    david reuteler
    [email hidden]

  11. David Reuteler said:
    Bill Baka said:

    I just wanted to ask if anyone saw some early election results
    that were 93% Bush and 6% Kerry. That is scary to think that
    whole state is like that. Scatch one state from my
    (I want to live there) list.

    well, it's true. i know everyone who voted for kerry in ada county, idaho
    personally. blaine (where kerry owns a home, ketchum/sun valley) was the
    only county to go kerry.

    my joke was that idaho went for bush by only 240,000 votes. of course only
    80,000 people voted for kerry.

    Hey, I voted for Kerry even though I knew it was an exercise in
    frustration. Bannock County does have a reasonably large population of
    Democrats [the Bannock 6 (Democratic state legislators) was reduced to
    the Bannock 5, however].

    --
    Larry D. Farrell, Ph.D.
    Professor of Microbiology
    Idaho State University

  12. Larry Farrell said:

    Hey, I voted for Kerry even though I knew it was an exercise in
    frustration. Bannock County does have a reasonably large population of
    Democrats [the Bannock 6 (Democratic state legislators) was reduced to
    the Bannock 5, however].

    i congratulate your dedication in the face of overwhelming odds.

    well, hey, latah county almost went to kerry at 50/48 8,686/8,430, shoshone
    55/44, 2,921/2,331 and teton 58/42, 2,235/1,614 were also kinda close. all
    the rest were 60 or much more likely 70, 80 or 90. bannock, btw, was 62/37
    21,479/12,903.

    all the hippies in the north end of boise banded together to keep ada
    county down to 61%.

    me thinks the real news, however, was the senate race where Crapo snuck
    by for a slight 99% to 1% win. to be fair the democrat wasn't even on
    the ballet and managed 2,579 votes via a belated write-in campagin.

    oooof.
    --
    david reuteler
    [email hidden]

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