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a place for the staff to hide if there was trouble?

I remember 124, we used to call him "Wunt" for short.

That would have made a great movie poster for The Changeling!

didn't think we could get though this with out a "kick the bucket" comment. thank you silkster40z for takin' the high road with it

good eye Alicia

It was a school for the mentally retarted ....and you say you graduated from there ....lol

looks like the keys froze in the middle of a song :(

@neogeo:
Every two child did, I will...

I can see you.

what, no spidergirl rant :(

a great uncle of mine owned a tug line out of new york called the meseck lines. any one with info on this please e-mail me. i saw some pics on this site but they dont seem to match the pics i have of when the boats were in service.

@StL Girl:
It is frequently used by "overclockers", a subset of the enthusiast community that enjoy using technological methods to extract higher level of performance from hardware (through increase in clock generator frequencies) than would normally be provided by said hardware. Initially, it was in the name of saving money - such as the 300 MHz Celeron A processor, which could be run at 450 MHz by simply changing its front side bus frequency from 66 to 100 MHz, and required no special cooling at all.

Most "overclocks" are not nearly so simple in modern hardware. In fact, many of the said group spend more money on exotic cooling technologies than they would have spent had they bought a faster (and more stable) processor to begin with. I have seen multi-hundred dollar water cooling rigs to run a $260 Core i7 2666MHz processor at 3400 or so MHz, when you could have had the true 3400 i7 for about $700 to start with.

1945 -- this would have been one of the earliest drive-ins. The first one was in the late 30s but then WWII almost stopped new development for civilian industry. This would have been a very old drive-in.

I think why they added it was because comics were very popular in the 80's. They would sometimes use the symbol in their comics, and make it into something else. Take Manga and Anime for example. They used the Star of David as a symbol of magic, which idk why. As in matter of fact, I'm actually open to all beliefs. I have to agree that they should of never made it look like that the Wiccan's are the bad ones! Who ever it was must of been a pure Christian, and must of really hated Wicca. For that matter, they should of never painted it, cause think about the children!

No reference to the Stephen King story -- The Mangler?