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  1. I associate Ron Swoboda with Fats Domino because they were both missing for a short time after Katrina flooded New Orleans.
  2. I spent most of the movie just wanting to smack that guy. Although it had some humorous moments, mostly this movie was one of those Hollywood-look-at-how-funny-we-are movies.
  3. Looks like I'm currently sponsoring Tim Teufel and Ron Darling.
  4. Hee-hee, funny analogy over at Faith & Fear Jason wrote: There's throwing spaghetti at the wall to see if something sticks. Then there's throwing spaghetti sauce at the wall, which just makes a mess.
  5. That picture totally makes Fred Schneider look like the guy from What Not to Wear.
  6. When I come along people say "Mony Mony". Then they shoot 'em, turn around, come on Mony.
  7. seawolf17 wrote: Does anyone actually plan on reading anything that long about antimony? The cut & paste from Wikipedia is kind of tiring to me too. I hope Edgy just links in the future.
  8. iramets wrote: How many phenoms actually work out? I think they all do, otherwise they get fat and slow and scouts don't take interest in them.
  9. Unless someone has a picture of say David Wright holding some boron, Keith Hernandez in a chlorinated pool, or Wayne Garret with a shaker of salt.
  10. Things I Remember From High School Chemistry Class, part I: Silcone is not silicon. Wikipedia explains. ]Silicone is often mistakenly referred to as "silicon". Although silicones contain silicon atoms, they are not made up exclusively of silicon, and have completely different physical characteristics from elemental silicon. The word "silicone" is derived from ketone. Dimethylsilicone and dimethyl ketone (a.k.a. acetone) have analogous formulas, thus it was surmised incorrectly that they have analogous structures. The same terminology is used for compounds such as silane (an analogue of methane). A true silicone group with a double bond between oxygen and silicon does not exist (see figure). Polysiloxanes are called "silicone" due to early mistaken assumptions about their structure.
  11. If we started earlier we could have used a picture of Alexander Litvinenko for 84.
  12. Oh how I look forward to Hydrogen day!
  13. There we go. Everyone pm there favorite image of the number of the day to Yancy, and he can chose his favorite to be image of the day.
  14. I thought it was the feel-good movie of the summer!
  15. How 'bout one photo per day? And Rogers only gets to post every other week. j/k Steve.
  16. Yikes! What did she say to earn the title "racist journalist"?
  17. metirish wrote: Brilliant......I'll be giving my friend from Ghana some stick over this. As long as the stick is not to the ears, chin, or nose.
  18. Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded.
  19. Football season is over. Now we countdown to the only sport that matters.
  20. Without seeing what was on page 6 first I figured "banjaxed" had to be some more of that charming metirish dialect.
  21. I just notice that I'm propagating the misinformation by promoting Douglass from Secretary of the Interior to Secretary of State.
  22. Yep. Around the same time Frederick Douglass was Secretary of State.
  23. Anyone know what day Mets single game tickets go on sale?
  24. An obvious new addition:
  25. Of course, nothing is sexier than Mazzilli Bread Rolls.
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