I remember. We Mac users wondered what all the hoopla was for.
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My cousin lives in the town of North Pole, Alaska. He used to send letters to my kids as Santa Claus, and I would show them the postmark.
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That's the joke.
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Maybe I should have said "fuel-proof."
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My mom lived in Namibia for a while, and she was telling me about her house. I asked if she had a water heater. No, she said, the pipes aren't buried, so the water comes in hot. If you want cold water, you put it in the refrigerator.
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Relax, y'all, I fixed it.
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Foolproof!
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How embarrassing! But not surprising. Fixed now! Thanks.
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Really? We've posted about Haarmann, and I've written about him myself, but I've never heard about that part.
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How can we observe a star that's only 330 years old if it takes 11,000 years for the light to get here?
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Thanks, Andrew!
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I think they just went to Hatteras and sought help from the natives because they were desperate ...to get away from the mosquitoes.
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This is supposed to be humorous.
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From experience, I can surmise that this is from the day you buy it at a supermarket. I don't think Matt is a gardener.
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This hits home. I cannot tell you how many times I've volunteered to take someone to the airport, and how many people have volunteered to make an airport run for me. Where I live, that means at least a three-hour round trip. And it was just this week that I was "gifted" way more zucchini than I could ever use, so I handed off some to my SIL, more than she could ever use. At the same time, I understand how the gift of privacy is the most valuable thing one can offer to a city dweller.
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