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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Re:interview?
« on: January 08, 2004, 09:48:55 pm »
Well, its now tomorrow. Heard anything yet? Have my fingers crossed. 
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Re:Paris Hilton
« on: January 08, 2004, 09:44:26 pm »
Paris was gone the day after I posted this. However, she did go to all the local "sawdust floor" bars here to party with the local guys. Every young buck made a parse at her but none succeeded. She and her entourage (about 12 people) would always go back to the 4-Seasons by themselves.
BTW - Ray Romano was here for New Years with his family and friends (18 total). Got to drive him/them to dinner.
BTW - Ray Romano was here for New Years with his family and friends (18 total). Got to drive him/them to dinner.
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Re:Paris Hilton
« on: December 30, 2003, 02:57:47 am »
This week we've also had Britney Spears, Halle Barrie and 50 Cents here. Prince was here last week. Probably more but I usually only find out later.
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Re:Paris Hilton
« on: December 30, 2003, 02:54:42 am »
I thought you knew. I've been driving cab for almost two years now.
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Paris Hilton
« on: December 26, 2003, 08:37:07 pm »
She is presently on Mau'i and I've had the honor of having her in my cab a couple of times.
Very nice, pleasant young lady and no more ditzier than your average 22 y.o,
Very attractive also.
Very nice, pleasant young lady and no more ditzier than your average 22 y.o,
Very attractive also.
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / No Matter How You Say It.....
« on: December 25, 2003, 01:51:49 pm »
Merry Christmas (English)
Joyeux Noël (French)
Frohe Weihnachten (German)
Buon Natale (Italian)
Christmas Alegre (Portuguese)
Feliz Navidad (Spanish)
Mele Kalikimaka (Hawaiian)
Vrolijke Kerstmis (Dutch)
Neţeli Noel (Turkish)
Munter Jul (Swedish)
Lystig Jul (Danish)
Veselý Vánoce (Czech)
Vidám Karácsony (Hungarian)
Iloinen Joulu (Finnish)
gaja krist'nasko (Esperanto)
a furaha nyingi krismasi (Swahili)
Malagayang Pasko (Tagalog)
Merry Christmas (Japanese)
Joyeux Noël (French)
Frohe Weihnachten (German)
Buon Natale (Italian)
Christmas Alegre (Portuguese)
Feliz Navidad (Spanish)
Mele Kalikimaka (Hawaiian)
Vrolijke Kerstmis (Dutch)
Neţeli Noel (Turkish)
Munter Jul (Swedish)
Lystig Jul (Danish)
Veselý Vánoce (Czech)
Vidám Karácsony (Hungarian)
Iloinen Joulu (Finnish)
gaja krist'nasko (Esperanto)
a furaha nyingi krismasi (Swahili)
Malagayang Pasko (Tagalog)
Merry Christmas (Japanese)
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Re:Deer Clone
« on: December 23, 2003, 09:08:10 pm »
DigiSal said
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or the government took them out?Where? To McDonalds or Burger World?
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Winter Officially Arrives At....
« on: December 21, 2003, 08:33:50 pm »
Winter officially arrives at 7:04am (UTC) on Monday Morning, December 22nd.
2:04am (EST) 22DEC03 - Monday
1:04am (CST) 22DEC03 - Monday
12:04am (MST) 22DEC03 - Monday
11:04pm (PST) 21DEC03 - Sunday
10:04pm (AST) 21DEC03 - Sunday
9:04pm (HST) 21DEC03 - Sunday
2:04am (EST) 22DEC03 - Monday
1:04am (CST) 22DEC03 - Monday
12:04am (MST) 22DEC03 - Monday
11:04pm (PST) 21DEC03 - Sunday
10:04pm (AST) 21DEC03 - Sunday
9:04pm (HST) 21DEC03 - Sunday
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Movies / Re:Batman Dead End
« on: December 16, 2003, 08:37:16 am »
It wouldn't load for me either. 
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Yes, Mary, There is a Santa Claus.....
« on: December 15, 2003, 02:08:25 pm »
Shoe Plant Gives Big Holiday Bonuses
Dec 15, 7:59 AM (ET)
PITTSFIELD, Maine (AP) - Workers at a shoe plant were feeling more than a little tickled when they got their Christmas bonuses that, for some, totaled nearly $20,000.
Instead of receiving typical end-of-year frozen turkeys, the 200 employees of the SAS Shoemakers plant here were handed envelopes when they were called together Friday afternoon.
When Lawrence Wyman opened his, he found a check for $19,000. His wife, Charlene, got a check for the same amount.
The company this year awarded its employees with bonuses of $1,000 for every year worked at the company. Even those who had worked less than a year got $500 each.
The bonuses were particularly uplifting given that most news in the manufacturing sector this year has been about plants closing and employees being laid off.
"They called us all together and said we would each get $1,000," Lawrence Wyman said. "Everyone started clapping and then they said it would be $1,000 for each year worked."
And that's when the tears flowed. Some estimated that the bonuses totaled $200,000 or more.
SAS Pittsfield is a division of SAS Shoemakers in San Antonio. The corporate offices were closed Friday afternoon and company officials could not be reached for comment.
Dec 15, 7:59 AM (ET)
PITTSFIELD, Maine (AP) - Workers at a shoe plant were feeling more than a little tickled when they got their Christmas bonuses that, for some, totaled nearly $20,000.
Instead of receiving typical end-of-year frozen turkeys, the 200 employees of the SAS Shoemakers plant here were handed envelopes when they were called together Friday afternoon.
When Lawrence Wyman opened his, he found a check for $19,000. His wife, Charlene, got a check for the same amount.
The company this year awarded its employees with bonuses of $1,000 for every year worked at the company. Even those who had worked less than a year got $500 each.
The bonuses were particularly uplifting given that most news in the manufacturing sector this year has been about plants closing and employees being laid off.
"They called us all together and said we would each get $1,000," Lawrence Wyman said. "Everyone started clapping and then they said it would be $1,000 for each year worked."
And that's when the tears flowed. Some estimated that the bonuses totaled $200,000 or more.
SAS Pittsfield is a division of SAS Shoemakers in San Antonio. The corporate offices were closed Friday afternoon and company officials could not be reached for comment.
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Happy Birthday
« on: December 15, 2003, 12:20:07 am »
Happy 27th birthday Big_T
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Yatta Yatta Yatta / Where are they keeping Saddam?
« on: December 14, 2003, 11:25:29 pm »
He was captured at 8:30pm Iraq time (which is UTC+4) or 11:30am EST yesterday morning.
The news of his capture was first reported just before 6:00am EST today.
The news conference was just after 7:00am EST today.
All the military would say, when asked where he was being held, was that he is in custody at an "undisclosed location".
Since it was almost 18 hours from his capture to the announcement and considering that nowhere in the middle-east could we truly have safe confinement, I wonder if he is being held at "Gitmo"?
All factors considered, including flight time, it would make sense.
The news of his capture was first reported just before 6:00am EST today.
The news conference was just after 7:00am EST today.
All the military would say, when asked where he was being held, was that he is in custody at an "undisclosed location".
Since it was almost 18 hours from his capture to the announcement and considering that nowhere in the middle-east could we truly have safe confinement, I wonder if he is being held at "Gitmo"?
All factors considered, including flight time, it would make sense.
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Site News / Re:Online Again
« on: December 10, 2003, 08:39:29 pm »Quote
hes got another 3 letter name that i useActually, I think of him by another 3-letter name also (think "Top Gun"). I am just getting use to his real name as a matter of courtesy.
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If you are a SheriffWell, not anymore. I retired about 15 years ago after a 20 year street deputy career in California. Living the "Life of Riley" now on the island of Maui, Hawaii.