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Well, thank you, Jack, for allowing my nose to enjoy the morning cup of coffee. Some may not like or agree with what you had to say - Some may like and agree with what you said, but not how you said it - Some may like and agree with what you said, and how you said it - You just can't please them all...

An awesome flick!!! I never saw the ending comig, not even when it ran me over! :lol: The Internet Movie Database (great site for movie fans) has a trivia page for "Usual Suspects". Apparently, there were a few clues in the movie. I never caught them. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114814/t...

Harrod's is known for an eccentric inventory, but I don't think pigeons (live anyway) are available.

Reading over the posts.... geeze, you guys are cruel!

Edit: since my "you guys are cruel!" was misinterpreted without an emoticon, I'll say you guys are catty!

Scott McCallister wrote:
"The greatest lie ever told is that the devil doesn't exist"

I don't remember where I heard that...

Similar wording by Verbal Kint regarding Keyser Soze?

Even though I hate to threadjack, and this one is no less deserving than others.....

Were Marcus and Teller separated at birth???

I think my argument is very solid and that the Satan icons should be removed in all reasonableness, since the Hitler ones were also removed. Then take it up with "the powers that be". I'm sure Dale and/or Rich could give you their reasoning and address your issues. Excuse me, but Paul Bus...

Cranberry wrote:
I think my argument is very solid and that the Satan icons should be removed in all reasonableness, since the Hitler ones were also removed.

Then take it up with "the powers that be". I'm sure Dale and/or Rich could give you their reasoning and address your issues.

Considering what was going on in the White House at that time, Susan, I can understand the grilling. They all thought the FBI was leaking the stories to the Washington Post. You were smart to hang up! Did you check your home for bugs that day? On a more serious note: I watched, well until I fell asl...

Okay, since my comment was used to start this thread, let me clarify: I was trying to be careful with my words when I made that comment. I was thinking specifically of an individual on this board who uses emoticons in every single post, the rolling eyes emoticon in particular. I've come to loathe t...

You're welcome.

John - have you been by the Thursday session at The Giant's Causeway in Renton? I've not spoken with anyone that's been to it, but have heard good things about the pub and the owners (ex-pats).

I would like to find some good instruction here in the Seattle area at some point. What does something like that cost? And how far along do you need to be for it not be a waste of time for the instructor? I'd imagine the price would vary. Some people wouldn't charge, some would ask for $10-20/hr. T...

... a quote: "... To make the whistle sound as weird and twisted and strange as possible is really the true Irish style." ... :boggle: Uh... I think I'll skip that workshop. Thanks Teri! Cheers, John You're welcome. Although, we could just go down to the Market and hear him for free (mayb...

Dusty Strings Acoustic Music Shop (in Seattle's Fremont district) just published their Fall workshop schedule. It includes two whistle workshops (beginning and intermediate) taught by Stuart Esson . Are any of you Chiffers familiar with Mr Esson? Have you ever taken a class he's taught? If so, what...

Joseph E. Smith wrote:... but how do the rest of you feel about it?

That it's none of my business

Wanderer wrote:
Yeah, otherwise, I'd be around 1700..but no one's given me my hip hip hoorah based on that number, so....one to go!

then be sure to give the next one more than 6, er 7"