Aaron Clinton

You got that right.

Ehh, meh, yeah.

20772

20771

49hours:54minutes into a massive Prime Grid WU.

176,930

Evening.

There are passenger compartments on Japanese trains smaller then that.

The Wardens are up on the SSA Shop.

I can has cheesburger?

Yes, but don't they require a much bigger box than that to sound their best? Not for the Dcons, in terms of ported, they thrive in smaller ported enclosures.

Do you have a budget? Are you considering running active? Can you survive without the rear fill?

good idea, think i'll do the same I am right on the Chesapeake, but no beaches on the bay.

Is the library dirty? :bigclap: He was just checking emails and blogs I believe. No pictures? Nope, choose not to bother him. Just waved, because woman after woman kept coming up to him saying "Hey, aren't you that guy from....?"

Think I might see if I can do a little SETI.USA recruiting soon.

Is the library dirty? :bigclap: He was just checking emails and blogs I believe.

Made cranberry muffins for the munchkin for breakfast.

:)

Wow.

Resin time?

On This Date... In 1987, the Soviet Union launched the Polyus prototype orbital weapons platform, which failed to reach orbit. In 1963, the final Mercury mission was launched, with astronaut L. Gordon Cooper--who became the first American to spend more than a day in space. In 1941, Baseball player Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees started his record-breaking 56-game hitting streak. In 1940, McDonald's opened its first restaurant in San Bernardino, California. In 1928, Mickey Mouse premiered in his first cartoon, "Plane Crazy." In 1905, Las Vegas, Nevada was founded when 110 acres, in what later would become downtown, were auctioned off. In 1869, Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton formed the National Woman's Suffrage Association. Happy Birthday Jamie-Lynn Sigler (1981), Ray Lewis (1975), John Smoltz (1967), George Brett (1953), Chazz Palminteri (1952), James Mason (1909-1984), Mikhail Bulgakov (1891

High quality reading right there.