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I hear Basher invented gambling

Bob Log III is a lot of fun!

I'm gonna try for the Blue Heron next summer My festival intake next year compared to this year will be vastly different. Great Blue Heron Fest

he says what i'm thinking There was never an easier group to bust, ever. I often sit amazed at how long they go unabated until the golf carts roll in.

Liking this band. They get a lot of play at RadioParadise

THIS IS NOT ABOUT FLYERS! Dang. Nibbler is putting on the Non Official After Party Party with Envelope3 after moe. and plugged his show.....stealthily.

I don't get it. It's reasonable to have tents/property searched while you're not there by non-police because some flyers pose a security threat? This smells wayyyy too fishy. Plug for his own event with Lauzon after moe. YA HOOKED ONE, DAMIAN!

I'm a Dolphins fan. 'nuff said.

are Plants and Animals the new Slip?

Great movie

Disclaimer: actually written by Jake Holmes in '67.

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or if you just don't like Kid Rock's music....but your theory is sound too.

Loose seal!! Loose seal!!

DUDE!

DUDE!

Follow the court proceedings here.

Remember, clear skies at night means EFFing cold! Pack the warm clothes kids!!

Woman Fired for Using ALL CAPS in Email An article in the New Zealand Herald claims that an accountant for ProCare Health, serving as the company's financial controller, was fired because she sent "confrontational" emails. The emails consisted of some words typed in bold, red letters, all of which were in caps. However, Vicki Walker was quickly avenged by the Employment Relations Authority, and was thus awarded $17,000 for an unfair dismissal. The emails, sent to co-workers, caused "disharmony" in the workplace due to the block capitols, red text and bold typeface according to ex-employer ProCare. The company dismissed Walker back in December 2007 after just two years of service. ProCare also claimed that she sent multiple emails, however only one example showed up in court. Strangely enough, the email presented to the court didn't offer any specific slandering, but rather instructions on how to fill out staff claim forms. Time and date were specified using bold red, and there was also a sentence written in capitols and highlighted in bold blue reading: "To ensure your staff claim is processed and paid, please do follow the below checklist." "To say that is confrontational is ridiculous," says Walker. "I have spent thousands defending myself and there are so many issues that are unresolved that I want to take them up on." Walker added that she plans to lodge an appeal for further compensation.