:word: She's plenty hot.

Check out this speed test i did at one of our data centers the other day

http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q...rSpeedtest.jpg

we looking at the same chick?

DNW

:word: There are some hunnies that show up to these things.

:facepalm: :headpalm: :picardpalm: :fp:

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i need a conclusion to my paper. 1 or 2 sentances. maybe more. any ideas?

Woot

Got mah LS1 fans :rocking:

Well, I guess her arms look like she may have not-so-nice skin and her face isn't photogenic but I bet it looks a lot better in person...

send to Cez plzkthx

She does have some nice milk bags

This.

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Need to go blow up teh restroom. brb

Feel better now.

Sweet


* THE REMNANTS OF HURRICANE IDA WILL BRING HEAVY RAINFALL TO THE
AREA LATE TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY AND INTO THURSDAY. THE
HEAVIEST RAIN IS EXPECTED TO OCCUR LATE TONIGHT INTO WEDNESDAY. AT
THIS TIME FLOODING ISSUES WILL BE MOST LIKELY TO OCCUR. BY THE
TIME THE RAIN TAPERS OFF EARLY FRIDAY MORNING MOST AREAS WILL
HAVE ACCUMULATED A GENERAL 3 TO 5 INCHES. LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS
WILL BE POSSIBLE AS SOME INSTABILITY ALOFT CAUSES POCKETS OF
HEAVIER SHOWERY BANDS EMBEDDED WITHIN THE LARGE SWATH OF RAIN
ACROSS THE CAROLINAS.

RAINFALL RATES WILL GENERALLY ONLY BE MODERATE TO OCCASIONALLY
HEAVY BUT THE PROLONGED NATURE OF THE RAIN WILL LEAD TO FLOODING
PROBLEMS. ROADSIDE DITCHES SHOULD FILL AND BECOME UNABLE TO HOLD
ADDITIONAL RAIN THAT WILL END UP FLOWING OUT INTO THE ROAD. URBAN
AREAS WILL BE ESPECIALLY PRONE TO FLOODING AS PAVED SURFACES LEAD
TO RUNOFF.

THE WIDESPREAD NATURE OF THE RAIN MAY LEAD TO RIVER FLOODING
ISSUES LATER IN THE WEEK. SOME OF THE MAJOR RIVERS MAY EXPERIENCE
MINOR FLOODING AROUND FRIDAY AND INTO THE WEEKEND.

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Cliffs in bold.

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Pair this with a high tide tonight and I'm pretty sure the bay will be up to my driveway....Saltwater FTL

wtf
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gawd damn

Nazi atrocities Cez?

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I can't recall the name but I read a LONG book about the SS and their "master race" doctrines in high school. They talked about all kinds of crazy shit like that.

Josef Mengele. interesting to read about to say the least.
:whoa: would like to read it. our english teacher showed us a movie back in high school called swing kids. shows how kids were sent to teh camps to become soldiers and whatnot. shit was crazy

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_0e6OI554yJ...ne+blow+up.jpg

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http://moblog.net/media/e/u/p/euphro...rain-hurts.JPG

I might be able to dig it up on a booklist sometime.

whenever you haz time bro :shake: im going to pick up 120 days of sodom when im out of school during winter break

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i wish we coulda read that, texas school system :pow:

I haz bigger fish to fry at the moment. Gotta figure out if I can get home or if I need a ride with someone 4wd lol.

:rofl:
not looking forward to when it floods here :lol:
besides you not that low :p

LOL I'm not exactly up in the air either. I'm used to it twice a month with the high tides but with all the rain it's pretty crazy already. Oh the joys of living on a road 1' above sea level :roflmao:

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:facepalm:

try living below sea level :crazy: at least i think houston is below sea level :roflmao:

Na Houston and the surrounding areas are pretty well elevated as you go inland. The civil engineers just don't know how to design a drainage system lol. Here some of the tidal creeks go 30 miles inland.