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kaymar is back to even par after 10.

i promise nothing, hollywood. at the top of my backswing, all i know is that my titleist is going to go a long, long way.

i was able to get into the visiting locker room at the old boston garden once. man, what an absolute dump it was. felt just like your description. cinder blocks and leaky faucets, absolute dump.

you're right. i feel ashamed right now.

pretty weak, nate.

have you seen Kings Men yet? samuel l. jackson's phone technology might be the solution you seek.

mt, if you had to guess, what percentage of cops do you think are "bad cops" or help cover up things?

"you're #1 in my book." pretty good skit.

bedtime stories was another good one he did. pretty short list of quality sandler movies.

"Great Expectations" is the eighth episode of the ABC series Modern Family. It premiered on ABC in theUnited States on November 18, 2009. The episode was written by Joe Lawson and directed by Jason Winer.[1] Plot[edit] Claire (Julie Bowen) has a history of giving bad gifts while Phil (Ty Burrell) has a history of giving her great gifts she really appreciates. So, in an attempt to make up for it, she decides to give Phil a surprising anniversary present, which is a private performance by Izzy LaFontaine (Edward Norton), the fictional bass player of Spandau Ballet. However, this unexpected gift turns out to be a mistake, as Phil was neither a fan of Spandau Ballet nor their song "True", which Claire believed to be Claire & Phil's special song. According to Phil, the couple's "song" was "If You Leave" by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark. ============= i can't find a video clip of this, but this should help. it was a clever idea for the show.

i absolutely support twitter in this case. why should they allow their product to be used for recruiting new members? there is nothing noble about how ISIS conducts their business, and the people at twitter are correct in not wanting to have their product used in this manner.

i think it's important to remember that the closing of their their twitter accounts was done by twitter, not by the government. as private company, they are free to do business with whom they choose, and to reject doing business with those who don't abide by the TOS.

points in all four rounds? that's allowed? i'm not sure i'm ready for that kind of responsibility, adam.

that reminds me, i need to go to sport chalet for some stuff.

try the tongue. i hear it's delish.

i can't decide if that chipmunk is white and gold or if he's black and blue.

maybe, but it comes with a full time gardening staff so you never really have to worry about the upkeep. they'll even plant flowers for you, plus there's already a giant Christmas tree on the grounds!

here's an article from Newsweek explaining the closed accounts. http://www.newsweek.com/twitter-shuts-down-2000-isis-linked-accounts-310969

you should do your part as a concerned citizen and confront her.

if you don't mind moving closer to the action, there'll be a place opening up on pennsylvania avenue in a couple of years, but it's on the maryland side of the potomac.

^^^ LOL now i wanna go watch something on youtube.

dear christie had her chance, but sadly for her, i was taken off the market 27 years ago. her loss.

maybe some day, brett. maybe some day.

good win. get to play edmonton two more times before the season ends. those are points we'll likely need. now home for montreal and the red hot corey price.

well, there goes your golf game. so much for catching Nicklaus.