trinacriabob

Happy Birthday, to you guys on both coasts!

earthquake

sugarcoat

Housewives of Atlanta

You should invite him over, PCS.

STD

Before I even read your "last post/response," I knew such a theme would follow and I was ready to ask you for a directory of Latin Masses in the U.S. so I can lift my cultural profile even higher, perhaps to match yours! Buona Pasqua, B.

Going up north where the remaining members of my family live...the once-every-3-month ritual...but will take a day for myself to go up to Canada, or somewhere, to clear my head. Well, I know it will be salmon on Friday night (Good Friday) and a brunch I don't have to pay for on Sunday morning, so not all is lost. Any plans for Easter?

Park (one of the ever-changing names for Candlestick Park in San Francisco)

deplorable

Boston Market

Awesome, guys. I appreciate it!

Motown

the 1980s

Hey gents and ladies (where's gmpg these days?) I'd like to think I'm fairly smart, but I'm always a "late adopter" (marketing term) when it comes to technology, for the pricing and for me to "get over" my lack of understanding the new technology. (Duh, I bought a 3800 OHV V6). That being said, I'm using my tax refunds to buy new hardware. Some brief questions: 1) Are the HP Pavilion desktops with Intel Dual Core or Quad Core reliable machines? Any pluses or minuses? What kinds of limitations to their use could I encounter by limiting the size of the hard drive or RAM? (I will not be getting a laptop, though my friend says they're ideal for a coffeehouse person). 2) Are the flat screen monitors in the 20" range by HP or Samsung reliable and to which a consumer ought to be indifferent? 3) I have found 2 all-in-ones I like. Both are about $300. One is the HP Photosmart and the other is an OfficePro 8500. How would you decide which to buy? Thanks. I know there are numerous tech-savvy people here.

RR Xing

What I hate is when the stupid servers try to EXPLAIN Italian food to you... and all I can think is "shut the f@#k up, I know more than you do"... but every once in a while, like the tacky Olive Garden, they get a dish right. PB, glad you enjoyed your b-day.

Welcome back, hope things settle down nicely for you, and I'm sure you'll make the right car choice (in the end, we tend to sign on the correct dotted line...that is, if we have a backbone...referring to myself, who analyzes things backwards and forwards).

I'd go for the entry-level G8. But if it doesn't pencil, pick one of the others you mention. The Vibe shares Matrix reliability, right? Hmmm. How about an entry-level 4-cyl Malibu?

Wait, for your birthday, you are taking all of us to Romano's Macaroni Grill, right? Seems you like that place.

orgasm

Easter Island

I will keep your uncle, his family, you and your family in my prayers. I will do the same for reg's mother-in-law and the families. It sounds like he was a very good man. I am very sorry to hear this.

Very attractive car...good getting better. It's hard to explain how someone would consider a Cam-cord with these kinds of vehicles around. And they drive as good as they look. Also rooting for a Ford comeback with great cars like this and the upcoming updated and unmistakably American 2010 Taurus

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