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Name: David Stoker
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User ID: 9
User since: January 06, 2004
User last visit: 10:26PM on November 30
E-mail: stoker@mail.utexas.edu
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sandwich has posted 8 links and 9 comments on Alkaline Earth since January 06, 2004.
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2004 May 28 11:22 (#307): TRAVIS!!!
2004 Mar 07 10:53 (#154): Tagg Dogg
2004 Feb 14 07:16 (#109): When in London
2004 Jan 17 01:41 (#44): Why we spy
2004 Jan 17 01:18 (#43): Spies
2004 Jan 09 01:03 (#18): Stone IPA
2004 Jan 07 12:30 (#15): Phystivus
2004 Jan 07 02:07 (#14): Isn't it ironic?
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2004 Feb 15 01:07 (#105.215):so I can link to my cincinnati pictures if I want to?
2004 Feb 15 01:02 (#106.214):Yeah, we know how the Ego behaves...always looking out for number one!
2004 Feb 15 01:01 (#108.213):at 5.8 MB I could resize this picture and cover my apartment complex. Course, that doesn't matter when you have a kajillobyte of RAM. Didn't you photograph that streetlight last year?
2004 Jan 28 09:41 (#68.121):is that a capability on the new cell phones? is it possible to make yourself sound like Ahnod, or other people for that matter, or can you press a button that causes his voice to play over the connection? If that were true, then I'm buying a new cell phone (just as soon as I'm not broke-ass).
Please clarify.
2004 Jan 20 12:00 (#44.64):After he says 'these words' the next song begins. The song is called, "what will this evening bring me this morning?"
Meaning, that if someone at a party starts hitting on you, saying things to you like, "eight inches or less" that's what you say. Yeah, the point is that incomprehensible answers go to incomprehensible questions.
2004 Jan 17 04:45 (#43.47):this link is garbled. just remove the first "http://".
Aren't we supposed to be able to edit our posts?
2004 Jan 17 11:46 (#38.46):It gallops like a horse. Are there finishing schools for cats?
2004 Jan 17 11:33 (#37.45):...so short wavelengths, rather blue light, scatter more than longer, or red. What we see when the sun is high is the scattered light. This also explains why the sunset is red: because we're looking directly at the sun then, and see what isn't scattered.
2004 Jan 09 01:10 (#16.16):Is that the real COO, or did they grab the first churchgoer they could find?