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Definetly Beer. I got all the titties I can handle. ;-)

Happy birthday dude. Hope it was full of a lot of guitar hero!!

In. Thanks BradM and Meggo.

I just peed my pants.

If you want....she's HOT. ;-)

AWESOME!!!!! HAHAHA!

Is the the Limo thing that everyone is talking about? If so, I'm in and prolly Meggo and Darren to. So that's three more.

"Aren't you a little short for a stormtrooper?"

Happy Birthday Stapes.!!

Happy birthday shubis! Nubbs.!

I made this yesterday,..had it last night. Suffice to say, there IS NO CHICKEN LEFT...we ate it all....soooooo goood. Cam up with the idea to make an indian type one next...rub cumin, corriander, thyme, curry, tumeric and garam masala on it.......mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

marbles fort in the woods behind my house..which also involved various variations of cops and robbers, bomb shelter, coyboys and indians and huge games of hide and seek. One of our friends got in trouble cause he hid past dark. skipping

Playing at the Bytown cinema Tuesday night at 6:15 Metropolis is a silent science fiction film created by the famed Austrian director Fritz Lang. Produced in Germany in the Babelsberg Studios during the brief years of the Weimar Republic and released in 1927, it was the most expensive silent film of the time, costing approximately 7 million Reichsmark (equivalent to around $200 million in 2005) to make.[1] The screenplay was written in 1924 by Lang and his wife, Thea von Harbou, and novelized by von Harbou in 1926. It is set in a futuristic urban dystopia, and, like its contemporary The Battleship Potemkin, addresses the then-current political themes of capitalism vs. communism. The film is set in the year 2026, in the extraordinary Gothic skyscrapers of a corporate city-state, the Metropolis of the title. Society has been divided into two rigid groups: one of planners or thinkers, who live high above the earth in luxury, and another of workers who live underground toiling to sustain the lives of the privileged. The city is run by Johhan 'John' Fredersen. see more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolis_(1927_film)

Happy Birthday my friend. Sorry about the ghetto card, but it's the thought that counts...I hope! Glad you were born!

Theme: Songs about guns or have a gun mentioned in the title. 1. Tom Waits - 16 Shells From a Thirty-aught-Six 2. Warren Zevon - Lawyers, Guns, and Money 3. Johnny Cash - Don't Take Your Guns to Town 4. The Beatles - Happiness Is A Warm Gun 5. Slade - In Like a Shot (From My Gun) 6. KISS - Love Gun 7. The Clash - Guns of Brixton 8. The Specials - Guns of Navarone 9. Aerosmith - Janie's got a gun 10. 11. 12.

I live at Bay and Albert and this is totally awesome for me. I can walk there in about 5 minutes and can go home if I feel like it to drink, pee, eat or whatever...and bring my friends along!!

I just pooped my pants.

I'm sorry when I have a drink of yummy delicious milk and then realize there is one less drink of yummy delicious milk in my glass. I'm sorry when I have to get up and go to work. I'm sorry when I go to a party and know when I wake up the next day with a hangover, I'm going to be sorry. heheheh. This is fun.

I love the Bus...and I don't care if anyone else does...cause I wil be there to see them with a HUGE smile on my face no matter where they choose to go with their music...cause I've loved all of it from the beginning and continue to love what they are doing. That is all. Have a snice day!

We are hiring a ton of people right now.....not sure if you have any of the qualifications etc or are interested but it's worth a shot. If you do apply for anything, make sure you say I referred you (Jodie Spence). http://jobs.workopolis.com/jobshome/db/pwcen.res_list?pi_sort_col=POST_DATE&pi_search_id=559350515&pi_page_no=1&pi_msg=&pi_gam_date=&pi_page_id=&pi_search_filter_flag=1

I was there today and it's pretty much "family" focused. In fact, I'm still here now trying to get a tax memo out for our National Office. Working late sucks.

YUMMY YUMMY AND INEXPENSIVE. I went here the other night...corner of Dalhousie and Murray. Smallish menu, but awesome grub and the choices they give you are terrific. I had the Pear and Brie burger. Plus they got GOOD beers. Someone elses review: I have been here a number of times already and it's, hands down, my favourite pub in the overpriced Byward Market. And that's why I like it. Good burgers are available for $7. They make a rocking Croque Monsieur for the same price. The menu is limited but what I have eaten is great. Plus, they always have an interesting special... Also, great microbrews on tap — St. Amboise Pale Ale is always a sign the place is worth frequenting — and a free jukebox, with plenty of jazz.

http://www.naturalfoodpantry.com/documents/HealthLifestyleShow.pdf A friend of mine attended the past 2 years and really enjoyed it. It's organized by the "natural food pantry" health food stores. (they 4 locations in Ottawa). They'll have over 50 exhibitors ( i.e Organic produce and organic health and beauty products ) Lots of sample of various organic foods for you to try along with recipes (which is always nice before you actually buy It's free admission... but bring $$$ or your credit cards because you can buy produce from the exhibitors at this show.

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I also hate Pat Brennan!