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I would love to do that one day. No tips, of course. - Valley

I would say pick one, don't try to do both. I think skiing is way better and kids learn fast. Boarding is hard and if you don't fall properly everytime, you can really hurt your wrists. - Laura Norvig from iPod

""The End of Time" wrapped up the Russell T. Davies era of Doctor Who with a bang, but it left a bunch of unanswered questions behind. Perhaps the solutions are already right there in front of us. Speculation time!" - Jennifer Dittrich from Bookmarklet

I really like the thorough going-over of who Claire Bloom's character really was. Not that I'm obsessed with the 5 doctors. Not at all. Or the Key to Time series. - Jennifer Dittrich

"suggested blend: 2 parts Darjeeling, 1 part Earl Grey and a pinch of Orange Pekoe" - Kamilah Gill from Bookmarklet

You can also read it online http://www.literature.org/authors... - Katie is Frittering

He's selling his sperm for $1-mil? I could probably get better quality sperm donors for ten times lower than that. Sorry Vincent, but you ain't all that! - Shevonne

ha! the knees and the chin, bit of a giveaway ;-) - Jason Wehmhoener

IT'S MY BIRTHDAY, TOO!! - T. Brent, technopeasant

"lease try to resist the childish jokes, but the fact is that the odd tilt of Uranus may be the result of a particularly large moon. Uranus spins on an axis almost parallel with the plane of the solar system, rather than perpendicular to it – though why it does this nobody knows. One theory is that the tilt is the result of a collision with an Earth-sized object, but this "hasn't succeeded in explaining much of anything", says Ignacio Mosqueira of the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California. Why, for example, are the orbits of Uranus's 27 known moons not also tilted? Now Gwenaël Boué and Jacques Laskar at the Paris Observatory in France have come up with another explanation: Uranus may once have had an unusually massive extra moon. If the moon had 1 per cent of the mass of Uranus – and orbited at a certain distance – it would slightly unbalance the planet and increase its wobble about its axis. After about 2 million years, the wobbling could have become exaggerated enough to tip... more... - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

That's no small moon... - MiniMage - HLtW

Which one? - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS

Sheesh. You mean I have to pay attention? :) Woohoo! - FF's Bubba of Arizona

Batman & Robin, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Star Wars Eps 1, 2 and 3 - Alex Scoble

Eyes Wide Shut with Nicole Kidman and Tom. They should have left it as their homemade sex tape. - Jess

hoot! cute! - Anna Lynn M.

How many buttons does it take to... - Michael W. May

Cutting it up soon to stow away for Thursday. Unfortunately, everyone is ready to eat it now and begging for more. - Admiral Anika from Bookmarklet

Looks delicious! - H0llywoodWh0re

This makes me feel bad for complaining about studying Future Interests in Property. Yours sounds much harder! - Jess

Yes it was harder but I'm happy the paper was easy :) - mridul

is that mashed taters i see? - edythe

Yep - RAPatton from iPhone

I'm not much for following recipes. They're good idea sparkers, but every oven, meat, and spice requires your own special touch. - Jess

my own turkey breast is in the oven but we might be roll-less the first round of eating because I forgot to take them out to rise. :( we'll see - Andrizzle Gizzle

Posted via web from Random Incidence - Mike Nayyar from Posterous

"The very things that make the holidays festive for people can make them fatal to pets, U.S. veterinarians warn. Dr. Ron DeHaven, chief executive officer of the American Veterinary Medical Association, says turkey, tinsel, greasy foods, mistletoe, Christmas trees, chocolates and baked goods are all things that can result in an emergency veterinary visit." - chaz2b from Bookmarklet

RIP Sir Flops A Lot (victim of our first Florida pesticide Christmas Tree) =( - Jess

This will require determining the status of your turkey as either living or dead. - tehKenny, Dork

Hehe... didn't see that one coming, but you're spot on! - krug95

phew. I'm tired now. Time for bed. - Jim: Now With Caffeine

Added 8 things to this list as the day wore on and, with 30 minutes left, I have 9 things left to do tomorrow. Not too shabby... - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)

I'm sure there's a video showing how to fold it properly. I just fold it in fours and stuff it in the linen closet. - jbrotherlove

This is one of those things I learned as a very small child... along with hospital corners. The Martha example is a close approximation of the method I use. The best part: the last step is to beat the sheet down if it doesn't lie flat enuff. This can be a satisfying laundry day release exercise (at least, it always has been for me). Then when storing, place heavier flat sheets on top of... more... - tamaran

I hope you guys enjoy your vacation and have a Happy Thanksgiving! - Admiral Anika

Thanks, Anika! Happy Thanksgiving to you, too! Staying home? - Trish R

Yep! I wish I could be in Kansas City, but oh well. - Admiral Anika

"Sampler Claus by Various Price: FREE" - Alix Whitmire from Bookmarklet

Don't smash any bunnies! - Jess

omg noooooooooooo - VAL D. Zone

thanks from NY............will be on the next flight.....*wink* - VAL D. Zone

Eh? - Mo Kargas

One Hundred Years of Solitude (Spanish: Cien años de soledad) is a novel by Nobel Prize-winning Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez. It was first published in Spanish in 1967. The book was an instant success worldwide and was translated into over 27 languages[1]. Lauded critically, the book contributed to the Latin American "Boom" in literature and the development of the postmodernism literary style. It was also an immense commercial success, becoming the best-selling book in Spanish in modern history, after Don Quixote[2]. The product of 15 months of work, during which García Márquez barricaded himself in his house[3], it broke his writer's block and is widely considered García Márquez's magnum opus. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... - Katie is Frittering

Good gracious this book is strange..... - Katie is Frittering