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  1. 05-28-2010, 05:43 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ice-9 View Post
    Weird. I just got back from lunch on the Common, reading Chapter 6 of The Cosmic Code by Heinz Pagels. The topic? Randomness.

    What are the odds?
    pfft. Don't make Tyke come in here and post about wind blowing sand into the pyramids...
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    Stupid Random question: RAND Paul, obviously named after Ayn?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marley View Post
    I hate being stuck behind old people at the grocery store.
    Or on the highway
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    Quote Originally Posted by CalgaryHawkFan View Post
    Stupid Random question: RAND Paul, obviously named after Ayn?
    I'm thinking so, yes.

    And I'm thinking people should read CHF's sig.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ice-9 View Post
    Weird. I just got back from lunch on the Common, reading Chapter 6 of The Cosmic Code by Heinz Pagels. The topic? Randomness.

    What are the odds?
    That's pretty cool actually.
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    There's nothing like a couple of days of home cookin', especially when your mom is an amazing cook.

    The only downside is that my pants sure don't fit like they did at the beginning of the week...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pundit17 View Post
    There's nothing like a couple of days of home cookin', especially when your mom is an amazing cook.

    The only downside is that my pants sure don't fit like they did at the beginning of the week...
    You could always go around pantsless. Opus did, after all.
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    I'm taking a chick to see Iron Maiden on a Friday night, then I am taking her to a swinger's club on Saturday night.

    Sometime in between those 2 thangs I gotta mow my lawn and go grocery shopping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck E. Sleaze View Post
    I'm taking a chick to see Iron Maiden on a Friday night, then I am taking her to a swinger's club on Saturday night.

    Sometime in between those 2 thangs I gotta mow my lawn and go grocery shopping.
    A chick, or THE chick?
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    Quote Originally Posted by CalgaryHawkFan View Post
    A chick, or THE chick?
    Can't slip nary a thing past ye, can I?

    Aye, t'would be Mistress X we be talkin 'bout.
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