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mobibu

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Ralph Buck Ideas Posted: 1/27/2006 1:30:59 AM
apparantly, it's going to be some myspace girls, not POFer girls...

mobibu

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FRIENDSHIP ONLY--EDMONTON 18-29 Posted: 1/27/2006 1:22:24 AM
LOL I'd love to go just to see my old work buddy Oliver again...!!!

mobibu

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Guess who's back... Posted: 1/27/2006 1:15:11 AM
I was thinking about it... But first... I hear Myron Thompson in Wild Rose has run his last election... I wonder...?! Naw... I'm not political enough to challenge the seriously determined wannabe politicians who'll line up to take Myron's very safe Conservative riding over. I just think about MP Brian Storseth (Westlock-St Paul), who I grew up with, and KNOW I'm not as politically minded as him... we used to play Shogun against eachother as kids and my superior military and tactical strategy was all too often trumped by his ability to get other players to ally with him! But then, Anders and Kenney both seem to get re-elected... LOL - Anders is a real mystery to me... Running as a separatist... hrmmm - it's a few years to the next provincial election so I best get on that post haste to make a good showing!

mobibu

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Ralph Buck Ideas Posted: 1/27/2006 12:50:08 AM
Beer and popcorn....

mobibu

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Guess who's back... Posted: 1/26/2006 2:05:44 PM
Matty: 1. I never swore allegiance to Canada's sovereign, the Queen. 2. Look up the word treason ;) Referendum could come in 2 years in Quebec, depending how the provincial Liberals fare in the next provincial election... seeing as the PQ Liberals seemed to make the appearance of supporting Harper, the actions of the feds over the coming months will play a big role in how the provincial election turns out. Reading some recent Duceppe quotes, one can see that he's backing down from his typically more aggressive stance in order that the BQ maintains it's appeal with the moderate seperatists. tcpl: An astute assesment of the situation which I agree with. :) arnoldlayne: Free trade cost a lot of overpaid, unionized jobs when products that could be made more efficiently became available to the market - anyone who doesn't like free trade SHOULD be wholly supportive of ideas like seperatist movements and firewalls. Why? The legislated retention of wealth. You don't like free trade because it cost jobs. I don't like Alberta being part of Canada because it costs jobs. But really, was free trade so bad? The mean cost to purchase many, many items went down - adding some substantial value to our dollar - in effect, giving everyone in Canada a veritable raise! Alberta recovered from NEP so it's a somewhat sad that over a decade of free trade Ontario hasn't been able to adapt (too heavy reliance on the manufacturing industry?)

mobibu

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Customs crap Posted: 1/26/2006 1:31:59 PM
Blame Frank McKenna for pissing off the Americans.... that's what I'd do

mobibu

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And One More... Posted: 1/26/2006 12:25:48 AM
10 cents is CERTAINLY $0.10, not $0.01 As for 10^2 cents does not equal ($0.10)^2 Let's make it more palatable Thm: 10^2 cents = ($0.10)^2 We set x^2 * y = (z * x/100)^2 And 100 cents = $ If x = 10 & y = cents, z = $ So, taking x = 10, y = cents we solve for z 10^2 * cents = (z * x/100)^2 => 100 * cents = z^2 * x^2 (1/100)^2 => 100 * 100^2 cents = z^2 x^2 => 1,000,000 * cents = z^2 * x^2 => 10,000 * cents = z^2 => z = (10,000 * cents)^(1/2) => z = 100 * (cents)^(1/2) => z = $ / (cents)^(1/2) z does not equal $ so 10^2 cents does not equal ($0.10)^2 10^2 cents = (z * x/100)^2 = ($0.10 / (cents)^(1/2))^2 = ($0.10)^2 * ((1/($/100))^(1/2))^2 = ($0.10)^2 * (10(($)^(-1/2)))^2 = ($0.10)^2 * 100($^(-1/2))^2 = ($0.10)^2 * 100($^(-1)) = ($0.10)^2 * 100/$ = ($0.10)^2 * (1/cents) something like that

mobibu

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And One More... Posted: 1/25/2006 11:51:52 PM
It's also very late Hell, I used entymology when I should've used etymology... I hope no-one saw Hrm - let a + b = c => 4a - 3a + 4b - 3b = 4c - 3c => 4a + 4b - 4c = 3a +3b - 3c => 4(a+b-c) = 3(a+b-c) => 4 = 3

mobibu

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MOney MOney MOOOOney Posted: 1/25/2006 11:38:17 PM
LOL Chunky? Think you could spare me 2 or 3 cent^2?? And d/dx e^x is certainly differentiable: d/dx e^x = e^x And if you want to integrate: Int(e^x) = e^x + C ... d/dy e^x ... that's a different story ;)

mobibu

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Guess who's back... Posted: 1/25/2006 11:28:21 PM
It's good to get it out there, tho. Vote seperatist provincially though.

mobibu

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Disappearing sets Posted: 1/25/2006 11:06:50 PM
Thm: Consider the set of all sets that have never been considered Corr: Consider the set of all sets that will never be considered

mobibu

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Disappearing money Posted: 1/25/2006 11:03:33 PM
I've got a problem... I've got $1... and, as everyone knows $1.00 = 100 cents But, this also means that 100 cents = 10 x 10 cents = 10^2 cents Unfortunately, 10 cents = $0.10 So, my 10^2 cents becomes: 10^2 cents = ($0.10)^2 So you see, my $1 is really only 1 cent because $1.00 = 10^2 cents = ($0.10)^2 = $0.01 = 1 cent

mobibu

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Starbucks fans, what does your order say about you? Posted: 1/25/2006 10:48:49 PM
Ridiculously Expensive Mocha-Latte-Frape-Deluxe-Wallet-Buster Personality Wink and a gun yuppie wearing clothing made by some child labourer in a third world country who can speak volumes about how important the environment is but would buy an SUV the day that the bonus cheque from the boss (that's never coming because the boss hates pretentious yuppie slackers) comes in Perfect Date A mirror

mobibu

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Guess who's back... Posted: 1/25/2006 10:45:26 PM
Well thank you. Who did YOU vote for? I wanna join the Alberta seperatists.

mobibu

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Find your B-day and your Tree..!! Posted: 1/25/2006 10:44:51 PM
Fig Tree (the Sensibility) very strong minded - my brain is like a finely tuned engine... all shiny and oily slick a bit self-willed - I can make my feet move USING ONLY MY MIND* honest - I never lie except for now loyal - I was a Flames fan in the 90s independent - breathing on my own since 1978! hates contradiction or arguments - my father and I argued about the use of the word 'removed' for about half an hour once (as in, first cousin once removed); this argument included, but was not limited to, the use of dictionary, encyclopedia and various entymological sources. Yeah... I THRIVE on the stuff, lol. hard worker when wants to be - isn't everybody? loves life and friends - they're ok enjoys children and animals - kids are cool but animals I'll eat few sexual relationships - oh, shut it great sense of humor - I can guarantee that I'm always entertained :) has artistic talent and great intelligence - anybody remember the cow I drew? *and some muscles

mobibu

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MP3 Players Posted: 1/25/2006 10:37:10 PM
Eh... go get one of those new portable sattelite radios (use an American address... the Canadian versions are censored)

mobibu

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Guess who's back... Posted: 1/25/2006 10:34:17 PM
The Conservatives will actually form the government in Ottawa. A Canadian city. Conservatives with Jason Kenney. In our capitol. In Canada. I did not make this up. ----- In truth, these Conservatives aren't the Conservatives of old... I think I'd have to undergo a complete frontal lobatomy before I'd vote for any party that Joe Clark supports. Though, I have to give kudos to the Mulrooney Conservatives for taking the neccesary steps (ie. GST, free trade) to eliminate our deficit and even give a nod to Kim Campbell for cutting the Trudeau-esque cabinet composing nearly a full 1/3 of all the MPs in parliament down to a couple dozen - too bad for them that public opinion of those PCs dropped like a rock and our inane electoral system only magnified the situation (remember? the seperatists became the official opposition) So, Harper was first a liberal; left them because of NEP. Then was an aide to a Mulrooney cabinet minister... bailed on that because of unsound economic policies... lobbied for mroe transparency in political donations... wrote much of the Reform party platform, won a seat for them... left THEM because he disagreed with their leader... then comes on as leader of the second incarnation of Reform after Stockwell Day paraded around too much in wetsuits one summer... convinces the remaining members of the 'other' right-wing party to join up (except for the Liberals masquerading as PCs)... defends his leadership against an eventual Benedict Arnold and her unfornate boyfriend... loses an election... takes down a government... takes down a government a second time because the first time didn't count on a technicality and our governor general was hurridly spending our taxdollars before being traded out with another patronage/francophone appointtee... finally, he gets himself a minority government. Hmmm.... a good question is whether this new government can get anything done? And... - did Matty lose his job yet? - where are the soldiers with guns in my city? The Liberals promised me soldiers. With guns... - new Liberal leader: McKenna or Stronach? Wow... Frank - patronage appointment before the election Paul Martin won to keep the political hotshot from usurping Martin's influence in the party (ie. McKenna CAN be bought) - McKenna went to the States AIMING to piss them off. Expect more anti-Americanism. Belinda - Daddy built a company... and she managed to not run it into the ground! What an amazing accomplishment! I'd rather Frank than this opportunistic politico! At least he managed to do some useful things with NB's transfer payments before going back to practicing law. Hmmm.... very political post.... but, my ban was untimely... I'm off a trolling!

Mobibu

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Soundtrack Of Your Life Posted: 12/28/2005 9:31:06 PM
LOL All By Myself/Green Day Longview/Green Day Dominated Love Slave/Green Day ... Hell, just take all the Green Day songs... especially the 1,039/Smoothed shite :)

Mobibu

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Things you wouldn't .... Posted: 12/28/2005 8:50:21 PM
The bodies

Mobibu

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ahhhh girls! MY GIRLS ARE BACK LOL Posted: 12/28/2005 6:27:52 PM
I'm a bit surprised this thread has went as long as it has without a single comment. Uh... congrats NBQ... Maybe there's some sort of massage therapy/holistic approach to evening out the size? I mean, there is always going under the knife... but is it really THAT big of a difference? If you're walking in circles, maybe. What sorts of activities does this 'cleavage club' engage in, anyways?

Mobibu

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Did You Know Posted: 12/28/2005 6:20:23 PM
...or they just don't match the decor. Feng shui... after all...

Mobibu

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make your own t- shirt Posted: 12/28/2005 6:12:34 PM
I got one this Christmas: "I see dumb people" Then there's the Jimmy Buffet shirt I have: "The weather is here, wish you were beautiful" With all the Suess I've been reading lately, "Hop on pop" has some appeal for the single dad that I am. edit: I looked up the Bind on Pickup thing... LOL http://www.wowwiki.com/Bind_on_Pickup I wish I had the money and/or time to be a WOW nerd, sigh

mobibu

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what sport do u think is the most physically demanding? Posted: 12/28/2005 2:26:55 PM
My real sometimes involves words with multiple syllables. Like, refrigerator.

mobibu

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Flame war? Posted: 12/28/2005 1:56:33 PM
I guess it's just a matter of whether or not someone can accept that: coming in second to the kids when the kids need it (which seems to be most of the time, imho) -

mobibu

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what sport do u think is the most physically demanding? Posted: 12/28/2005 1:36:46 PM
You know, stacysmom,I can tell that you'd be a really fun and friendly person to be around. I'm sooooo not getting you a present for Ukranian Christmas, though. You need to go to a bonspiel, maybe :)

mobibu

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PoF Quotes of the Year Posted: 12/28/2005 1:32:39 PM
"If at first you don't succeed, well... try, try again" :)

mobibu

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Why is Posted: 12/28/2005 1:29:38 PM
I don't think my liver or lungs could take the strain!

mobibu

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what sport do u think is the most physically demanding? Posted: 12/28/2005 1:28:50 PM
Wow... talk about ethnocentrism - thinking that hockey is the most physically demanding sport! BWAHAHA - even I'm not able to delude myself into believing that one. This should really stop, though. We all know it's curling!

mobibu

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Flame war? Posted: 12/28/2005 1:24:57 PM
WOAH!!! LOL Here is the full quote LOL... having a kid is awesome - I can see that it will ferret out some real ignoramuses. I'm looking, but I don't see anywhere where I say that Camie Creative is an ignoramus. Hell, I don't even say that there was an insinuation that "people with kids are somehow less than people" (which is a contradictary statement I'm pretty sure I wouldn't make) If you're not sure what I'm alluding to, just ask. It's easy: What do you mean by 'ignoramuses'? My response would be: Those who would group people with children in the same category as people who are alcoholics or 'players'. To some (such as myself) this is equivalent to me saying: "It is so hard to find someone who isn't from Edmonton or a holocaust denier or has a handicap" This is not an appropriate grouping, for what should be obvious reasons - being from Edmonton has nothing to do with the choice made for the second 'unsavory' characteristic or the inability to make the choice for the third characteristic. edit: People are more than welcome to their preferences... the POFer ability to extrapolate without logical connectives never ceases to astound me, I should say.

mobibu

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Why is Posted: 12/28/2005 1:11:52 PM
Hmmm.... euphemisms... downstairs? like your jade gate? or your rosebud? I'm not clear here edit: Isn't dismissing someone because they have children from a previous relationship much like the old practice of men wanting to marry virgins? For shame!

mobibu

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New Years Resolutions Posted: 12/28/2005 1:08:17 PM
I will abstain from using slot head screw drivers in robertson screws.

mobibu

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Why is Posted: 12/28/2005 1:07:34 PM
LOL... having a kid is awesome - I can see that it will ferret out some real ignoramuses. :)

mobibu

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New Years Resolutions Posted: 12/28/2005 1:03:40 PM
I will refrain from urinating in people's gas tanks.

mobibu

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what sport do u think is the most physically demanding? Posted: 12/28/2005 1:02:58 PM
Those rocks really fly if you send them at the hack at a good clip (it's called the hack, right? I'm not going to bother looking this one up)

mobibu

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can two workaholics have a relationship? Posted: 12/28/2005 1:01:42 PM
A relationship? It should involve alot of cooking and cleaning; slaving away in the kitchen doing dishes because a dishwasher costs money - nothing wrong with using your hands... and dinner should be on the table on time, damnit! Beds made, house clean... etc etc. I don't know what the girl is supposed to do.

mobibu

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New Years Resolutions Posted: 12/28/2005 12:59:15 PM
I resolve to convert copius amounts of Oxygen to Carbon Dioxide through respiration.

mobibu

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PoF Quotes of the Year Posted: 12/28/2005 12:58:18 PM
Actually I heard the Wifey/Hubby thing once. That's all I got. Quit reading this. I said quit reading this. QUIT IT LEAVE ME ALONE STOP IT DAMNIT!!!

mobibu

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New Years Resolutions Posted: 12/28/2005 12:55:29 PM
Matt... you're going to QUIT QUITTING? ****ing quitter... I hate quitters. Really, shouldn't it be Huked on Foniks? Meh

mobibu

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can two workaholics have a relationship? Posted: 12/28/2005 12:52:48 PM
Oh whoops sorry Matt, I forgot that you do color commentary for curling broadcasts too.

mobibu

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PoF Quotes of the Year Posted: 12/28/2005 12:51:58 PM
"meow meow meow"

mobibu

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can two workaholics have a relationship? Posted: 12/28/2005 12:48:18 PM
Matt's a curling strategist - he's contracted out on a per bonspiel basis but does lots of research on government grants.

mobibu

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what sport do u think is the most physically demanding? Posted: 12/28/2005 12:47:24 PM
LOL Why in the world resurrect this thread when the hands down winner is curling?

mobibu

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New Years Resolutions Posted: 12/28/2005 12:45:58 PM
You spelled 'collar' wrong on your profile. After the New Year is a good time to start on the most popular resolutions - smoking, dieting, exercising... all the feasting, drinking, socializing and debauchery that one might have to forego be enacting a resolution BEFORE the Christmas holidays is a bit much. I like coldone's resolution.

mobibu

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can two workaholics have a relationship? Posted: 12/28/2005 12:42:58 PM
Maybe this is why the old maxim is "opposites attract"? But I think seymourbush's assesment is pretty good - it completely depends on the people involved.

mobibu

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Abortion...Pro or No?? Posted: 12/23/2005 9:52:48 AM
LOL! I'd really rather a mod edit out the 'self-promoting' parts of my posts, but it's really quite humorous to see how some people deal with posts... Check out: http://forums.plentyoffish.com/898384datingPostpage16.aspx I guess the self promotion part came when I defended the flaming I was getting from tweedle-dee and tweedle-dum with a little insight into my life... was it my talking about all the wonderful things I did with my son that prompted the complaint? Is it OFFENSIVE that I dare talk about my son? Anyways, nothing like censorship in a debate, LOL - way to show me! Note to moderator:I can understand if you want to delete this post too; really, I do... if it's going to stop some anal-retentive ignoramus from sending you complaints - DELETE THIS POST; hell, give me a little forum ban too so I won't be tempted to write down some more juicy tidbits that fly over their heads... I can use the heaps of spare time I'll have to watch CSI or something (you'd know what I'm talking about if you read the thread... but don't - it's a waste of your time... just delete this and move on)... and have yourself a Merry Christmas. PS - Sorry about the use of markup... had to make sure they'd have something good to complain about; at least I didn't break the layout... well, not really!

mobibu

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star wars quotes Posted: 12/23/2005 9:12:02 AM
Who says, "I've got a bad feeling about this?"

mobibu

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Selecting an engagement ring Posted: 12/23/2005 9:04:36 AM
I don't believe in karma one bit - you make your own future, and whatever perceived wrongs that you've incurred have nothing to do with how things will turn out. The 'failed union' is what I had to do to convince my ex to not have an abortion - so, the union was actually quite successful. The only aspect of the past that we need worry about is whether we're able to learn from it.

mobibu

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Plentyoffish and true purpose Posted: 12/23/2005 8:59:27 AM
I'm somewhat surprised we haven't seen some real griefers sweep through here... seeing as how easy it is to break the layout (which is pointed out in the follow-ups to the second article). One thing is certain, though, being free certainly helps out this site... but the simplicity of use likely gives it an edge. If you take a look at the profiles at myspace.com (which, as far as I can tell, is free also), the amount of time that people seem to be putting into their profiles seems a bit much.

mobibu

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Selecting an engagement ring Posted: 12/23/2005 8:43:11 AM
Next time around I think I'm going to not spend so much on the ring - mind you, I got it back (we'll see if the courts say I can keep it) and it was barely worn (try, never LOL) after 15 months of marriage. HELLLLLOOOOOO student loan payment! Actually, I'm debating whether or not to keep the thing for my son for many, many years down the road, like I've got all other sorts of momentos packed away in a box (cards, letters, videos of the proposal, wedding, etc)...

mobibu

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Best of the year Posted: 12/21/2005 4:02:09 PM
Top 5 threads ya participated in. 1) Thread killers unite 2) Some things you should be aware of before you vote the f**ing liberals back in ;) 3) Abortion Pro or No 4) Notes on the Horse Color Problem 5) POFer Kid Weekend In Calgary Top 5 threads ya din't participate in, but lurked through anyway. 1) Acceptable Use & Posting Rules 2) Alberta forum rules 3) Alberta restaurants and first date ideas LOL 4) Bread Pudding (Recipes and Cooking) 5) "French Maid" Contest Details Top 5 posts in any thread. 1) Whenever smubbs says 'Cheers' T2) Bacchus exploits T2) Matt exploits 4) When a mod posts 5) People running with my bait LOL Top 5 fish that drew ya into readin' a post ya may have skipped. 1) matt 2) bacchus 3) when i post when I haven't posted... 4) nbq 5) tcpl Top 5 PoF profiles 1) iwanna 2) GET 3) Olivercloseoff (only friend from before POF I've seen on here!) 4) slipitin 5) cider *real profiles, fake list (except 3)

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