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Nice.

LOL.........gotchaaaaahhh!! ...Looks like you've already cracked that bottle open, eh?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Thanks, I needed that!

Never had a Beringer reisling, but everything else I've had that's Beringer has given me a whopping headache. You promise it's worth the risk? Your friendly neighborhood wino.

Oh crap, that totally sucks! We're supposed to have similar shininess (sp?) here tomorrow...sorry 'bout your pretty shiny tree. Isn't life in the MidAtlantic region ducky?

Er...by going to a forum and making everyone else now be consumed by your brainteaser? So not fair. All I know is the answer is 50 minutes. Don't know how. Don't know why. But that's the answer. I did my research. That is all.

This site will tell you your chances of being a victim of a crime and of a bodily crime in any neighborhood based on state and national percentiles. Just Click on "Neighborhood Info" and enter the zip code, then click on "Crime" and voila! http://mattmaxwell.homelog.com/tp1/hlsite.asp If you dig enough, you can find anything.

Oooooh Pretty Shiny Tree

How's this suit you? http://realtynexus.relocationessentials.com/aff/realtynexus/tools/crime/crime.aspx By the way, according to realtor.com, I earn 52k per year and live in a $383,000 house and am over 65. So I don't know exactly how reliable their statistics might be...

HOLY CRAP!!!

WTF, I just look at them like the dumb asses they are and tell 'em I would usually be robbin and stillin, rapin and pimpin but I took a break to learn how to skydive so I can get in their house from the roof. When I walk off they have the most confused stupid look on their faces.

Just the other night I had a fabulous dead cow ground mound: mixed in some salsa on impulse. While it was a mess and a half to cook, the taste freakin' rocked!

No WAY! I've maxxed out at 311...and I truly believe that 's the best I can do tonight. When I grow up, I want to be you, Dragontail.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So right now you don't have any qualms about it, but if spousy dies, then you do? Interesting.

QuoteCouple of questions: Finally is it just me or should the USPA have ALL of this information readily available online for anyone to research (Note: it may be and I just don't know about it, in which case pleeeeaaase tell me about it). For me, these statistics play a major role in my decision whether or not I want to participate. Getting them from a confirmed source would be nice. Here's the USPA's reason given for not having said info online: Last year, USPA members on their annual membership renewal forms indicated that collectively there were 1,275 injuries that required treatment at a medical facility. But instructors, Safety & Training Advisors and drop zones submitted only 58 non-fatal incident reports using USPA's formal reporting system. And even the usually reliable fatality reporting system didn't do well, either, with only 26 of the 33 fatalities reported on the USPA fatality report form and three others in usable but non-standard formats. The rest came from word of mouth, newsgroups or the media-often later to be determined inaccurate or at least misleading. http://www.uspa.org/publications/parachutist/online%20archives/04.03/cap04.03.htm However, there are plenty of rogue websites out there with stats if you only look.