It is the odometer for Fred Flintstone's car.

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Less than a buck and a half for gas? And what is a One Hour Photo...

Too bad we had to engage in a "War on Terror" using the US Military rather than pursue the planners of the attack as the criminals they were by using international police cooperation.

I am still waiting to hear the leader of a Muslim country condemn the 9/11 action publicly.

Nice. It keeps the cat under control, allows it access to fresh air and the outdoors without it causing problems or wandering unfettered.

Like it a lot.

This could be useful if it would check against a database of mugshots, alerting you to the crime(s) allegedly committed, convictions.

Maybe an app that would scan the face of everyone you meet using a small button cam, with a system that alerts you to various levels of perfidy.

It is a strange new world.

I think some red corn syrup would be over the top...or maybe just all over the middle.

Once the attacker was out of the vehicle and no longer a threat, running him over is not one of the cards you can legally play. But should she face charges? Nope.

It is a kite string reel.

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I think it is a clamp for holding Craig Clayton's brass balls.

He has it tuned to standard, the white keys being CDE? A pentatonic scale would seem a better choice...

I would fire that thing up again, disinfecting the pizza...making it safe for consumption.

Love Iwajimaya. It is like a visit to an aquarium, with all the live fish and crabs, lobsters, clams, etc. It is more than a grocery store, it is a gathering place for East and West. Very good deli, food court and Japanese cooking/dining supplies. The Kinokuniya Books store rocks, too. The fruits and veggies are a cut above. Right in the heart of the International District (Chinatown) in Seattle.

In a city of about 50,000 residents, assuming the gas company printed 50,000 of these cards, the gas company wasted fifty per cent of these cards and tossed them out. If they were 25 cents apiece, then $6,250 was tossed out. That would pay my gas bill for about six years. Dang.

It is the shaker from an aerosol paint can.

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That is a bad habit.
I suppose they weren't virgins, either.
Smuggling cocaine to Columbia, like sneaking coal to Newcastle.

In the State of Washington, you are eligible to write your own "Tardy" and "Absent School" notes when you turn 18. I was never given an unexcused absence, and was taking plenty of Sun days, from when I turned 18 until I graduated in June.

Our school was so poor, that when they finally succeeded in getting funding from a levy for a new library building, they had no money to buy books for it. NO BOOKS. They then blew tons of money in a lawsuit that went to the Supreme Court concerning a speech made by a student loaded with sly wit: The speech contained these sentences: "I know a man who is firm – he's firm in his pants, he's firm in his shirt, his character is firm – but most...of all, his belief in you, the students of (this school), is firm. Jess is a man who will go to the very end – even the climax, for each and every one of you."

I bet the school district could have bought a few books with the money the spent on lawyers. I remember they used to have special performances and programs scheduled on the days the attendance figures affected how much funding they could get from the Feds, so all the self exiled would show up and be counted as "in attendance", rather than out.

Administration run amok, the lesson I learned from four years in that hell hole.