We think it was probably our neighbor’s daughter’s friends. Some of our other neighbors were around when it happened, and saw them sitting on the stairs, hanging out. We’re thinking it’s unlikely that someone else walked up the stairs - past them, took a bunch of stuff and walked out.  They (the neighbor’s friends) said that they didn’t see anything, and then immediately took off. We know what school they go to, and the police lifted some fingerprints… so there’s hope.
Aristotle, God of Satire
“I accidentally deleted my blog!”
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Arrrgh!
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“I’m not sure I should actually use the name God.”
I’m assuming this is the xtian God and not Allah?
That’s strange. It won’t work.
“I’m assuming this is the xtian God and not Allah?”
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Yes.
You could say “the entity referred to as god”
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still 404 link not found Aris :(
How about Bob?
Probably with some capital letters though :)
Bob as good a name as any….short…easy to remember :)
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Don’t forget to include this bit:
GOD NAMES NEXT “CHOSEN PEOPLE”; IT’S JEWS AGAIN
“Oh Shit,” Say Jews
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http://www.satirewire.com/news/march02/chosen.shtml
I see now. The name link thingy takes out the “%” symbol.
“test”
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Nope…still 404
try it without the http
Got this one off your name ok…no blog
http://mugglenet.com/
Bloody hell - has someone put cocaine into the net?
If you C&P it works. When you put your mouse over it, the end part isn’t underlined. It isn’t included in the link address I don’t know why.
Without http-
www.lsd25.org/txt/Clarke,%20Arthur%20C%20-%20Childhoods%20End%20(V1.1).html
Wench Nikkiee May 18th, 2007 at 6:07 pm
“Got this one off your name ok…no blog
http://mugglenet.com/”
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Oh, that’s just my new temporary link.
“try it without the http”
Err…non-thought out suggestion there.
See? (V1.1).html gets cut off.
I get this with C&P…..yes?
Childhood’s End
Arthur C. Clarke
A hell of a lot of cocaine?
@Alchemist
“Bloody hell - has someone put cocaine into the net?”
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You’re just unhappy coz there’s no sheep porn there ;)))
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