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  1. Anonymous15 August 2005 at 12:02

    Sweet!

    Congrats!

    Peter

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  2. Anonymous15 August 2005 at 12:05

    Clear evidence of intelligent design!

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  3. Kyle_From_Ottawa15 August 2005 at 12:29

    Wow... you're getting full force spam lately.

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  4. Kyle_From_Ottawa15 August 2005 at 12:36

    Turning off anonymous doesn't work. The spam comes as registered users as well.

    I think it always goes on the latest post though. Maybe you could make a decoy spam collector post each time you make a real post.

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  5. Kyle_From_Ottawa15 August 2005 at 12:52

    Make it stop!!!! Too much spam!

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  6. laura k15 August 2005 at 13:17

    The spam comes as registered users as well.

    I know - amazing!

    Peter: thank you. I like that you're posting more these days. This time you even remembered to sign your name. :)

    Wrye: do you know your name is Ray with a Southern accent? I just finished watching Dallas....

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  7. Rognar15 August 2005 at 13:25

    The key to the kingdom!

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  8. laura k15 August 2005 at 13:30

    The key to the kingdom!

    Yeah! Chez L-girl-Redsock.

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  9. andym15 August 2005 at 17:55

    Casa L-Sock?

    Red-girl?

    Or are you doing the seperate-yet-equal thing?

    Whichever, I'm giddy with glee, pour les deux!

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  10. laura k15 August 2005 at 18:48

    Merci, Andy!

    We generally call our home by a hyphenated last name, but I gotta say, L-Sock sounds pretty cool. I'm liking it.

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  11. gito15 August 2005 at 18:56

    It must feel wonderful! Laura I am anxious to get to that moment too! I got your email, thank you!

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  12. Sass15 August 2005 at 20:55

    blurry.

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  13. laura k16 August 2005 at 03:20

    i guess the future is blurry! :-)

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  14. Rognar16 August 2005 at 06:49

    We generally call our home by a hyphenated last name, but I gotta say, L-Sock sounds pretty cool. I'm liking it.

    I dunno, Red-girl seems so appropriate for some reason. ;)

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  15. Anonymous16 August 2005 at 06:57

    Especially because Red is the colour of Liberals up here... Funny our socialists (NDP) took orange.

    Peter

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  16. Rognar16 August 2005 at 07:13

    Funny our socialists (NDP) took orange.

    Yeah, pink would have been more appropriate.

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  17. Anonymous16 August 2005 at 07:48

    What COULD that be in that picture?

    I know what this is ... this is an espresso machine.

    No, no, wait. It's a a snow cone maker.

    Is it a water heater?

    (sorry, too many Arnie flicks on TV lately)

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  18. Anonymous16 August 2005 at 12:35

    Ray?

    As if I wasn't confused enough by Texas...

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  19. laura k16 August 2005 at 16:48

    I dunno, Red-girl seems so appropriate for some reason. ;)

    LOL!! Very good.

    Especially because Red is the colour of Liberals up here... Funny our socialists (NDP) took orange.

    Although I do believe I am orange.

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  20. laura k16 August 2005 at 16:49

    (sorry, too many Arnie flicks on TV lately)

    G, sometimes you confuse the hell outta me. :)

    Ray?

    As if I wasn't confused enough by Texas...

    Sure. Say Ray with a fake Texas accent, and it comes out "Rye". At least it does on Dallas.

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