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coylec
Jul 23, 2004, 2:49 AM
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I just got a brita filter for my water pitcher and it made me happy.
coylec
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happiegrrrl
Jul 23, 2004, 2:54 AM
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I found a toy train set (Bachmann "Chatanooga Choo-Choo, 155 pieces, nearly complete) tossed out for trash pick up today.
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Jul 23, 2004, 2:57 AM
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Little kids laughing (#1)
The look on my wife's face when I point out a cute puppy or dog
A compliment, or "thank you"
Getting an unplanned check in the mail
Watching someone learn a move, tick a climb, or do their first lead
Getting a "thanx to rrrADAM" in a CD liner from a few SoCal bands
The list goes on...
Like John Lennon said,
"Life is what happens to you when you are making other plans." :wink:
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Jul 23, 2004, 3:04 AM
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The smell of the ocean in the breeze when you're 8 miles away.
Fog in the morning.
Lying in the grass.
When someone sees you and lights up.
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calamity_chk
Jul 23, 2004, 3:32 AM
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my son's laughter
making climbing plans
sharing afternoon coffee with an old friend
giving people an unexpected but much desired gift
afternoon thunderstorms (especially when there's no real threat of tornados) :shock:
rainbows.
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Jul 23, 2004, 3:45 AM
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Network work configurations that go through with out a hitch.
The way the rain turns off for a second when you go under a bridge on the high way.
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Jul 23, 2004, 4:09 AM
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a donut and a good cup of coffee
making my kids laugh at the dinner table until juice comes out their noses
clean fresh sheets straight off of the clothesline
candy..........atomic fireballs
oh yeah and finding money in the pocket of a unused coat
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Jul 23, 2004, 4:34 AM
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cookie dough ice cream
chirping crickets
rain on a tin roof
cicadas
being in the desert
classic rock, "old country", and classical music
bobby mcferrin's music
the smell of steaks on the grill
chatting with friends
having cheap wine and cold pizza with good friends.
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Jul 23, 2004, 5:35 AM
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ANYONE smiling (and I mean the real ey-squinting smiling, not jsut raising the ends of your mouth).
My husband laughing. He doesn't find most things amusing enough to laugh, so when he does, it just makes me glow inside.
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Jul 23, 2004, 5:38 AM
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Good call Chris....great minds...reminds me of a thread I did a while back called "Life's Simple Pleasures"...
The smell of rain
Sweet memories prompted by a favorite song
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Peeing in a wetsuit still tops the list
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Jul 23, 2004, 7:03 AM
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When my cat sneaks onto my lap and I dont notice she is there until later.
Stopping while driving/riding through death valley around sunset and listening to nothing.
How the week before and after a doing a wall I can eat tiny candy bars like popcorn and not feel bad.
The look on my mother's face when I refer to her cat (named Mr. Kitty) as Mr. Sh*tty instead.
Waking up on my ledge in the middle of the night and looking up at the stars, then watching them fade while a full moon rises.
How I think I have all of these huge dreams that will never come true, but then they do.
-Kate.
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Jul 23, 2004, 8:50 AM
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paying for a cheeseburger in exact change during the busiest hour of the day.
stopping to look at every billboard along the highway.
clicking pens constantly.
making ostrich calls in a library while people are trying to read.
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making others laugh
watching my cat Scout sleep
walking to work in the early am
just being outdoors
chocolate
oh, and did i say chocolate?
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pinnaclechick
Jul 23, 2004, 11:26 AM
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A little guy going "You've got mail".
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cthcrockclimber
Jul 23, 2004, 11:40 AM
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Family
Friends
Climbing
Biking
Living in New England
Taking out seasonal clothes and finding $ in the pockets
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kimmyt
Jul 23, 2004, 12:58 PM
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Making plans with a friend to stay up all night watching Sex and the City and painting our nails (i.e. having a girly weekend for once)
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Jul 23, 2004, 1:07 PM
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Having my wife pull my arms around her while were sleeping
The way my wife can wiggle her nose
Knowing that the products I design and manufacture, have made others' lives better.
Catching the 1 perfect line through a rapid.
Pogosticks
Giant Hulahoops
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Jul 23, 2004, 1:11 PM
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Dawn in the summertime
My daughters' excitement when I get home
Clipping the anchors - especially for a new redpoint
Sunny, low humidity days in the 70s
Completing my mountainbike ride w/o stepping off the pedals
Seeing old friends
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Jul 23, 2004, 1:32 PM
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That chill that washes over me after an intense bowel movement.
Bespoiling clean sheets.
Being first on the warm-ups at a popular crag.
UB
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Jul 23, 2004, 1:47 PM
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The way the pillow smells just after Helena has gotten up.
My fish swimming to the side of the tank I always feed on at lunch time.
Hermit crabs....(they are the cuttest things ever)
Checking off the last thing on my to do list.
The feeling of cold sheets when you first get into bed in the winter time.
Having the perfect length of a tail for a double fishermen after finishing your follow-through.
Playing a good game with old friends(capoeira)
Opening cans for my woman.(it's about the only manly act left in this world)
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Jul 23, 2004, 1:48 PM
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Hearing the song "Lenny".
Watching snow lightly fall by a street light.
Playing pond hockey at 2 in the morning under a full moon.
The sound of waves crashing against the shore.
Playing a round of golf with my Dad.
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Jul 23, 2004, 2:07 PM
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A week ago I posted here that there was a mouse in my house, and was inquiring about humane ways to trap/release.....
Last night, I woke up to a sound which was clearly that of a mouse scurrying around inside something. I went to go check and there (s)he was - not in the set trap, but (s)he had gotten into a plastic bag that was hanging on a doorknob. It was a transluscent bag, so I could see the little one (not so little, actually), and all I had to do was put a little crimp in the top, walk over to the window and release the mouse onto the fire escape, where she or he quietly crawled out and away into the moonlight.
I think the mouse was happy about it; so was I.
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Jul 23, 2004, 2:09 PM
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powder dumps
corn snow
50 degree chutes with nice big runouts
first tracks
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Jul 23, 2004, 2:12 PM
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Random strangers helping you out
Offshore wind
A rain cloud
Colorful sunsets
People winking
Friendly 'hello''s from unfamiliar people
Heavy rain
Seeing people wandering around picking up trash
Watching someone get a buzz from a long or good ride on a wave
Seeing my cat whizzing around the room excitedly
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Jul 23, 2004, 2:24 PM
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The smell of freshly cut pine.
The smell of pipe tobacco.
Finishing a woodworking project.
Doing anything with electricity.
They remind me of my dad.
-Joe
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Jul 23, 2004, 4:21 PM
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The Sound of wind through aspen trees
Gazing out my window while stuck in my cubicle
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Jul 23, 2004, 4:34 PM
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traveling
the gorge
puppies
smelling Roberts side of the bed.
chocolate
the pain in my heart when i miss my friends here
and away
the fan/airconditioner
hugs
coffeeeeeee
tickles on the back of my arm
our garden
hangers' freshly shaven head
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Jul 23, 2004, 4:38 PM
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The smell and the light in a tent when you first wake up.
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kimmyt
Jul 23, 2004, 4:44 PM
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In reply to: The smell in a tent when you first wake up.
:shock:
I'd disagree with that one.....
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Jul 23, 2004, 4:58 PM
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Last night while driving home from work, I see this lone woman walking towards me on the sidewalk, I'm in my car. She is shaded by the trees and I can make out by her form that her left arm is bent upward at the elbow and pressed to her ear. As I get closer I can telll that she is a black woman who must have been wearing dark clothing, because all I could see was this very joyfull, intense smile and this woman's silhouette.
It made me smile.
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Jul 23, 2004, 5:00 PM
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a hug or a smile from my best friend
my dog wagging his tail when i come home
the smell of pine trees
sunrise in j-tree
spending time with friends doing nothing
the sound of water running in a river
seeing the mountains with snow on them
yosemite valley
a campfire
and the list goes on....
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Jul 23, 2004, 6:19 PM
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Things that touch me so deeply I cry
Such as (both camp stories):
#1 - The time I was walking one of our dialysis campers down to get her treatment and she was talking about her wishes in life.
Background
This is my recollection of dialysis patients from years ago. Please forgive the errors....
For those who don't know, dialysis patients do not have functioning kidneys. There are many levels of severity which dictates their treatment. Some have to get fluid injections and some are severe enough that they have to get hooked up to a machine with a needle in each arm. One drains the blood from their bodies and fliters it through the machine to clean it (our functioning kidneys do this normally) which then siphons back into the other arm and back into their bodies. This is very tiring for the child and keeps them confined to areas that have a dialysis machine close by. This treatment continues on until they can find a donor for a kidney. After the transplant (if they make it that long), they wait to see if their body rejects or accepts the kidney. If they reject, it's back to square one.
At the camp where I worked, we had a dialysis center on site, so these kids could come to camp just like other kids, and sleep in cabins with everyone else. If you had a dialysis camper, one of the cabin couselors would take the camper to the dialysis center anywhere from a few times a week, to a few times a day, depending on their severity.
Back to the story.....
So I asked my camper what she wished she could do more than anything in the world. She said, "Touch a horse" and her eyes lit up. Tears immediately welled up in mine (and still do every time I tell this story). You see, we had a horse barn at the camp which was within sight distance to where we were standing. Literally a 2-minute walk. I took her for her treatment and then marched her directly down to the horse barn. She squealed and asked "Will I get to touch a horse?". I told her we were going to do better than that.
We got to the barn and I grabbed a horse hand and explained the situation. He brought out a horse for her to pet. She was completely speechless (wouldn't it be great if we all could derive that kind of joy from the simplest of pleasures??). I asked her if she would like to ride him. Again, her eyes lit up and she nodded her head furiously. We carefully helped her on and then led her around the arena. After we got her down we walked up to the dining hall. She didn't say much for the rest of the day, but just wore an ear-to-ear grin. That evening during devotion (a quiet time before bed), she wrote a letter to her mother and then had me read it. It started off with, "Hi Mom, Today was the best day of my life." and then continued on with her story.
I thought to myself, "Mine too."
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I found one of my couselor friends, Brian, just outside the entrance area of the dining hall. I asked him if he was OK and he looked up at me. He had been crying and when I sat down to talk to him, he said he had just witnessed one of the most beautiful things he had ever seen and then relayed this story:
#2 - We had one very sick boy, a dialysis camper, who had been coming to the camp for years. We'll call him Jake. Jake was now 14, although he looked about 8 due to his sickness stunting his growth. His parents told us that it was the highlight of his year and he lived for these few weeks. He had been a camper of Brian's for the past few years and he knew of him for years prior to that.
When Jake left the following year, Brian knew that he would have his third kidney transplant this year in one last attempt to save his life. His body had rejected the first two and after 3, they can no longer offer a kidney to a body that will reject it. They must offer it to one of the many others waiting for one.
Apparently Brian found out a week before the campers arrived that Jake had just rejected his third kidney transplant and he was very sick. This would be his last year. He still would be coming to camp this year, albeit late, as his parents wanted him to go to the camp that he loved so much before he died. This gave Brian a chance to talk to the rest of his campers about what happened and answer any questions they might have. He also asked them to help him make Jake's last year his best.
Jake arrived a few days before I found Brian outside. He said that they had gone to the ropes course just before lunch to do Jacob's Ladder. This is an excercise where two ropes are hanging down from a high tree. Between the two ropes are wooden rungs, like a ladder. As they go up, the wooden rungs get farther apart, making it more difficult to ascend. Campers are strapped into a harness and belayed as they attempt to make it to the top. This takes a lot of physical energy and few campers have made it all the way up. Jake had many tubes attached to his abdomen and a regular harness could pull on the tubes and injure him. Brian arranged for a full body harness for Jake so that he could try Jacob's Ladder.
One of the more athletic campers (one of the ones that made it to the top) whom everyone called "Chapman" had just come down from his turn on the Ladder. At this point, a dialysis nurse caught up with them and absolutely forbid Jake to do the course. She was not keen on activites that drained the little energy Jake had. It was all that was keeping him alive. Brian argued with the nurse over this, but Jake said that is was alright, with thinly veiled disappointment in his face. Brian agreed and promised to make it up to him. The nurse left.
At that point, Chapman came forward and said, "Screw that. Strap him to me. He's going up." Brian said that it was a kind gesture, but there was no way he could make it up with someone strapped to his back. Chapman was adamant. He said, "Don't worry about it. I'll get up there."
With that, Brian rigged the webbing and securely fastened Jake to the back of Chapman. Chapman then climbed Jacob's Ladder to the top with Jake in tow to the cheers of the rest of the cabin.
By now, I was crying along with Brian, touched by the beauty of kids and their human spirit.
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Jul 23, 2004, 6:20 PM
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mine too.
damn. things that make me happy: climberchic's story.
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In reply to: mine too. damn. things that make me happy: climberchic's story.
:)
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I like walking to work in the morning. I like the way the sun shines through the trees and watching the pigeon colony and the geese and ducks. Sometimes it makes me teary eyed it's so pretty.
I also really like the way my horse's muzzle feels.
There is a special pleasure associated with finding jeans that actually fit.
The other night I got to rappel down off an overhang in the pitch black seeing only the lit up chateau across the lake. That was cool.
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In reply to: In reply to: Peeing in a wetsuit still tops the list esp. when its cold cold cold water. coylec
Oh boy oh boy that is cherishable. When you think you just can't hold out much longer, a tiny squirt of pee circulating around the small unit of space near to your skin, not only warms you and gives you an hours more worth of energy, but also puts a smile on your face. It's like your own personal fire place. Although, don't you think it sometimes feels like it's burning your skin? I'm not talking about the urinary tract infection.
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your gf falling asleep next to you
chocolate
while you are working/reading, and your cat sleeping in the same room, you get up and go to another room, and your cat wakes up and follows you, and finds another place to sleep in the same room.
watching your cat dreaming and moving its paws
slow rain, which does not soak you, just wet your hair a bit
watching sea, ocean, river, lake, anything filled with water
buying a book and turning pages for the first time at home
getting your slides from processing or hanging wet negatives and looking them at light for the first time
reaching the last third of a book, and need to stop there since you have a meeting tomorrow morning, yet you could not stop, because it is excellent and keep going through the night
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Jul 27, 2004, 6:11 PM
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I just thought of one because it just happened.
You were supposed to get a raise over a month ago but they kept paying you at the same rate so you get a huge check that you werent expecting!
now what do i buy? :)
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In reply to: I just thought of one because it just happened. You were supposed to get a raise over a month ago but they kept paying you at the same rate so you get a huge check that you werent expecting! now what do i buy? :)
What else... GEAR and prepaid gas cards.
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thinking of someone and having the phone ring and it's that person
waking up early to see the sunrise
watching the same sun set at the beach
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Taking a dump after baking it for hours, ahhh, bliss. That or peeing in a swimming pool. Have you ever seen the look of relief that overcomes a kids face when the little so and so pees in yer pool. They get this real concentrating look on their face and then after the deed is done the look of relief is priceless.
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Colorado snowmelt; after I put it through a first need filter..........oh gosh.
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the smell of rain
big, fat snowflakes i can catch on my tongue
a cat's purr
shooting stars
willy wonka
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Beer.
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little beers.
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The smell of freshly cut grass in a summer breeze.
A clean kitchen.
Having someone intently listen to a song I play on the piano.
AC when it only gets down to 76 deg. at night.
Kids getting cotton candy.
A cleaned car.
Sunday afternoon naps.
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changing my signature to yet another cryptic, lyrical reference to my personal life.
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our new puppy.
finally KNOWING what puppy breath IS!
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the rare occasions when I win an argument with my girlfriend
real pine tree scent
70 degrees in the sun
In N' Out
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re-living good times
anticipation of good times
gear (is it healthy to love your tent?)
smiles
knowing that the best is yet to come
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Nipples.
Rob
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Silence!
....silence is the sound of time passing....
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Cold Fat Tire in a frozen pint glass. after climbing.
topping out on a Valley multipitch.
Topping out on any climb. With a nice view.
Looking across a canyon with a friend and planning a ton of FA's next summer when we have time to camp for a couple weeks there in the high country wilderness.
Lazy, sleepy days.
(This post was edited by climbinginchico on Apr 21, 2007, 8:35 PM)
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Winning the 100-meters or the 200-meters when I'm the only white boy in the race.
Driving my car how she was meant to be driven- absurdly fast.
Talking with climbing buddies after the descent about how awesome the day was. Over beers. In the Valley.
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robmcc
Jul 30, 2004, 4:54 AM
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In reply to: Hearing 311's "Love Song" on the radio when in the car with her.
The original is WAY better.
311 can blow me.
Rob
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climbinginchico
Jul 30, 2004, 5:24 AM
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In reply to: In reply to: Hearing 311's "Love Song" on the radio when in the car with her. The original is WAY better. 311 can blow me. Rob
One could say the same of The Cure, if one were so inclined.
One can also make explosives out of readily available household chemicals, if one were so inclined.
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robmcc
Jul 30, 2004, 5:27 AM
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In reply to: One could say the same of The Cure, if one were so inclined.
One could...but one would be wrong. 8-)
Rob
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robmcc
Jul 30, 2004, 5:30 AM
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Ya know, on second thought, I really don't wanna take this thread off topic. I kinda like it. The Cure is one of those little things that makes me happy. 311 doesn't do it for me personally, but if it works for you, great.
Rob
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