timouse

nice tumbleweed.

you're old

having your own well and septic system tremendously personalizes what's acceptable to put down the drain. not that i would do nature clean dish soap shooters necessarily, but i know what most of the label items are on their products, as opposed to the big guys. this would be a good spot to reference wendy mesley's chasing the cancer answer. there are a lot of links between household cleaners and skyrocketing cancer rates. happy happy happy...

mmmmmmmmm....... it's lamb' date=' not [b']a lamb.

nature clean all the way. corporate cleaners scare me, and are likely not very septic system friendly.

i just figured this out too. you people are funny.

i keep mine in the freezer.

click here.

one for two, three for five. i promise that they're good, i took one myself

ten invites looking for good homes. let the pmming begin

11 years is a pretty good run, and hud clearly wasn't the only one giving out unconditional love. condolences greg...

thanks for that, tg. i've used that for a long time without proper attribution. rip acc!

he's working the bar. doubles for everyone!

come celebrate the end of winter at the Spring Miscellany! held at the Eden Mills Community Hall, it's an evening of poetry and music. Doors open at 7:30 p.m readings and music start at 8:00 p.m. From 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. we will be observing Earth Hour with lights out. Featuring: Kim Anderson, Pierre DeLune, Janice Kyluk Keefer, Liz Nagel, Harri Palm, Erin Robinsong, Jeremy Shute, Josh Williams (yes, that Josh Williams), Joshua Willoughby and Marie Davis Zimmerman. There will be tea, coffee, juice and beautiful desserts for sale. All money raised will go towards the day to day running of the Community Hall. There will be Art by local Artists on display as well a Silent Auction with art work, jewellery, books and prints. Tickets cost $15 and can be purchased from the Bookshelf in Guelph or from Kit at 519-856-188 or e-mail emmpca@sentex.net

"Life is a sexually transmitted disease with a 100% mortality rate." -George Carlin

ummmm...flattered but spoken for.

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yee haw!

i thought that this thread was about a band called Raid.

Being addicted to "a mythological or legendary woman having the qualities of a hero" is cause for concern? and if it was socially acceptable and possible to have one of those in my mouth 20 x a day...

what she said. it will be two years for me and niffermouse come this june, and the only secret is to never have another cigarette again. on the minus siude, it was months of reprogramming myself, on the plus side, the chronic bronchitis and chest infections that used to plague me every winter are gone. i tried for years to quit, and totally agree that "you will do it when you're ready." if you feel like you might be ready, check out Allen Carr. His book made all the difference for jennifer and i... in a nutshell, if you think quitting smoking means that you are giving something up, you will feel bad about it, and the process will be harder. if you can realize that you are addicted, and that you are in fact breaking free of that addiction, it will be much easier...or at least that's how it worked for me your mileage may vary.

ok, so now i have a name for side projects from Harvard Mouse. Harvard Brain Bank. excellent.

happy birthday mr lesh. unlike many of your surviving bandmates you have turned out to be a class act. many more happy returns, and for the love of jeebus come to toronto already!

biodynamic farmer.