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[loraleeslooneytunes.com] Stephen Fowler from “Wife Swap” could possibly be the one of the ...: I’m going to go ahead and say what everyone else is thinking: You, the Fowlers, and everyone else who thinks those bogus apologies are acceptable are SOCIALLY RETARDED. You don’t go on AMERICAN national television and make fun of an average AMERICAN woman by saying she’s fat, has a low education, and is lesser than you because she lives in the MIDWEST.I’m proudly from the mid-west, am a product of a man with a Harvard degree and travel quiet frequently with my PASSPORT ( for those of you who missed one of his ‘less’

[Making Light] Making Light: Open thread 117: Over the holidays, I did some fact-checking about the family afghans, and found out that they are acrylic; the consensus was bemusement that I was being at all finicky about cleaning mine, as they'd been using the simple delicate cycle washing machine setting for cleaning them all this time without incident or degradation.

[MacBytes.com] Technology Review: Uninspiring Vista: i was not a mac user untill november 2006, was using xp from 2004 well jus wat made me go to mac is windows vista, believe me i was expecting some great OS that will change the computer world, well i was so much intersted in vista i read all reviews and becoz of that heard of mac os x , it is compared everywhere with vista, well i jus forgot about my pc and went for mac hunt and now im mac user and very proud of being mac user, i really am sad why i was using windows for such long time, why i had to face windows, i hate windows i mean hate i cannot look at it anymore... a hardcore mac fan..

[Making Light] Making Light: Open thread 119: Soul of a New Machine captures an aspect of high-pressure, you-bet-your-company high-tech projects better than anything else I've ever read, and this is something I've experienced enough to know what I'm talking about. (Pretty much everything about the technology used is now far, far out-of-date, and the company involved is (I think) long since either shut down or gobbled up by some other company.

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