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  1. "anonymous" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    W A S A T C H said:

    Does anyone know anything about the Nashbar Frame' seen here:

    it's made by Colnago...

    and how do we know this?

  2. Quoted message said:

    Do you meet hot chicks this way?

    Yeah, if you consider Rob Schneider a Hot Chick...

    Dave

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    W A S A T C H said:

    "anonymous" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    W A S A T C H said:

    Does anyone know anything about the Nashbar Frame' seen here:

    it's made by Colnago...

    and how do we know this?

    I'm friends with Ernesto and he said they sell all their overstocks to nashbar to sell at for
    under $200.

  4. "Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    part of the joke is the titanium colored paint. I put the decal on the one I am taking to Brazil
    because it will be sure to be a conversation starter.

    Do you meet hot chicks this way?

    There is a difference between HOT chicks ... and COOL chicks. You have an affair with the hot chick
    who is attracted to expensive brand names ... you marry the cool chick who sees right through it (c:

    No matter how hot she is, some guy somewhere is sick of putting up with her [censored].

    C.Q.C.

  5. Ted Bennett said:

    ... Carl: what's with the alt-numpad-1-3-0? I just do option-e. Maybe that's why Macs are
    more costly.

    I have to use alt-numpad-0-2-3-3 to obtain the character "é".

    Tom Sherman – Close to 41½? N, 90½ W

  6. Tom Sherman <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Ted Bennett said:

    ... Carl: what's with the alt-numpad-1-3-0? I just do option-e. Maybe that's why Macs are more
    costly.

    I have to use alt-numpad-0-2-3-3 to obtain the character "é".

    Tom Sherman ? Close to 41½? N, 90½ W

    Dear Tom,

    Here's a web page that may explain your 0-2-3-3 and my 1-3-0 alt-numpad results:

    aproposinc.com22c 55.htm

    For pinning down your location, try this site: topozone.comtopozone.com

    Pick your state and city.

    It's much easier if you have a rough latitude and longitude from a USGS map or GPS device.

    If not, take the latitude and longitude shown at the top for your city and stuff them into the very
    bottom of the form.

    A map with a red cross will appear.

    Left-click on the red cross, hold down, and drag it to the part of the block where you live.

    And there you are. Stuff the coordinates into the same form and your whereabouts are revealed.

    Lord knows how I've lived without this knowledge!

    Carl Fogel 38° 15' 59" N, 104° 38' 37" W

  7. Carl Fogel said:

    Tom Sherman <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]-
    berlin.de>...

    Quoted message said:
    Ted Bennett said:

    ... Carl: what's with the alt-numpad-1-3-0? I just do option-e. Maybe that's why Macs are more
    costly.

    I have to use alt-numpad-0-2-3-3 to obtain the character "é".

    Tom Sherman ? Close to 41½? N, 90½ W

    Dear Tom,

    Here's a web page that may explain your 0-2-3-3 and my 1-3-0 alt-numpad results:

    aproposinc.com22c 55.htm

    For pinning down your location, try this site: topozone.comtopozone.com

    Pick your state and city.

    It's much easier if you have a rough latitude and longitude from a USGS map or GPS device.

    If not, take the latitude and longitude shown at the top for your city and stuff them into the
    very bottom of the form.

    A map with a red cross will appear.

    Left-click on the red cross, hold down, and drag it to the part of the block where you live.

    And there you are. Stuff the coordinates into the same form and your whereabouts are revealed.

    Lord knows how I've lived without this knowledge!

    Carl Fogel 38° 15' 59" N, 104° 38' 37" W

    Dear Carl,

    The question mark is something that Netscrape (sic) inserted into my signature because it did not
    like the extended character set "one-half" symbol. I could easily obtain a more precise location,
    but I choose not to.

    Tom Sherman – Close to 41.5 N, 90.5 W

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