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I'm going to stay here and see if they figure it out... "Template Parse Error! It seems something has gone sour on the forum with the template system. This problem should only be temporary, so please come back later and try again. If you continue to see this message, please contact the administrator."

Looked like it wasn't going to be anything for a bit there.

Like this?

It had LSD in it.

Oh...ok....

Awww, come on. You guys aren't that bad.

I think their point was the absurdity of it all. The DJ on the radio joked that it was a plot by the "laboratory animals" to make it look like everything causes cancer.

I remember when they were cool...in the 60s.

Obama sez, "You didn't build that!"

Well, I hope so...smiley cringe.

$9.99/mo. for Spotify - less than an album & you can create a library unparalleled. Unfortunately, you can only download around 3,000 songs to play offline. Still, I have vinyl that you'll never find online and you can upload it & set it up so that Spotify plays it in the rotation.

Read the subject & wondered if you were referring to the treat, the imaginary entities or the younger segment of the Girl Scouts.

We talkin' vinyl here, or what? Either way, that's a light collection.

"Carbomb" is on the Hawks lineup for the "Alumni Game" Saturday vs StL. The Blues have brought back Brodeur & Gretzky.

Dec. 30th, "National Bacon Day"?

Nothing new. In the 70s or 80s, some college researcher taped nickels to open wounds on lab rats...and you guessed it, they developed cancer.

Or just say, "Isn't that Tonya Harding over there with Britney Spears?", then clock him when he turns to look.

Many things get depressed during the holidays.

Mine's been screwed up for about 6 months. Usually get up at 4am (I get to work around 5:30am) after going to bed & falling asleep around 11pm. But lately, I start having trouble staying awake past 8:30pm & then wake up almost hourly, look at the clock, and go back to sleep.

Somebody gave it a "swirlie" in Ty-D-Bol.

Saw that someone had lit the "Luuv Signal".

You misspelled "defective".

Am I the only one that recognizes it?

And for those keeping score at home, in the last 2 days: Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds & Richard Adams (author - "Watership Down").