http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~garys/
This guy has created a tool that translates xBase++ code to executable
IronPython code. Quite cool, and one would think it should be doable for
VFP as well.
Eyvind.
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Hi all
This is in reaction (response is perhaps not quite the right term) to
solving the problem of returning an array from a form without the use of
custom objects. It should work from anywhere (including calling the
form from the command window). Reading previous threads (which have
Paul,
Just as a digression, why would you want to use plain array as opposed to a
property of a custom object as one such property could actually be the
array?
I find that ysing the custom object method really does allow a greater
degree of flexibility as named parameteres can actually be used
Whether returning multiple properties from an object, or passing
multiple properties to an object, we use the same mechanism. We use a
Property Bag object. This is similar to a SCATTER NAME object and is an
object which contains properties relating to each item of informtation.
You simply add
Dave Crozier wrote:
Paul,
Just as a digression, why would you want to use plain array as opposed to a
property of a custom object as one such property could actually be the
array?
I find that ysing the custom object method really does allow a greater
degree of flexibility as named parameteres
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Ah,
Question answered then. Sorry, I didn't realise you were using the command
window.
Dave Crozier
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about your age
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Back from Iraq - and suddenly out on the streets Social service agencies say
the number of homeless vets is rising, in part because of high housing costs
and gaps in pay.
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0208/p02s01-ussc.html
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multipart/alternative
The following is the text from Sandi Jerome, a respected authority on auto
Dealership Management Systems (DMS) and a respected cooleague of mine. She
got a sneak preview of what M$ is planning for the auto dealership market,
and part of that future involves VFP (in bold below).
Gil
Special
Dominic Burford wrote:
Whether returning multiple properties from an object, or passing
multiple properties to an object, we use the same mechanism. We use a
Property Bag object. This is similar to a SCATTER NAME object and is an
object which contains properties relating to each item of
Got news for you, i'm on the verge of being homeless virtually every month.
This has nothing to do with IRAQ and EVERYTHING to do with all of our work
being sent overseas and our HR Depts being clueless when it comes to
identifying new hires with the right mixture of skills.
Not only that, out
http://villagevoice.com/news/0644,sutton,74911,9.html
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On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:47 PM, Helio W. wrote:
Back from Iraq - and suddenly out on the streets Social service
agencies say
the number of homeless vets is rising, in part because of high
housing costs
and gaps in pay.
Americans support the troops! This story talks about those cut-and-
run
Eyvind,
This guy has created a tool that translates xBase++ code to executable
IronPython code
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~garys/
Very interesting (thinking back to this forum's VFP++ thread).
Thanks!
Malcolm
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Just received my November issue of FoxPro Advisor. Great issue jammed
with interesting articles and lots of color. I would rate this issue an
A or A+.
I would rate my last issue of FoxTalk an F. And that's being charitable.
I'm sad and pissed about the current state of FoxTalk.
Anyone have a
Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Got news for you, i'm on the verge of being homeless virtually every
month.
This has nothing to do with IRAQ and EVERYTHING to do with all of our
work being sent overseas and our HR Depts being clueless when it
comes to identifying new hires with the right mixture
Dominic Burford wrote:
Whether returning multiple properties from an object, or passing
multiple properties to an object, we use the same mechanism. We use a
Property Bag object. This is similar to a SCATTER NAME object and is an
object which contains properties relating to each item of
Malcolm,
I agree entirely. The content of Foxtalk began falling some time ago with
the result that it just wasn't worth continuing the subscription - at which
stage I didn't renew.
On the other hand, Advisor, which seemed to be in the doldrums up until
earlier this year seems to be undergoing a
On Nov 1, 2006, at 8:09 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
Just received my November issue of FoxPro Advisor. Great issue jammed
with interesting articles and lots of color. I would rate this
issue an
A or A+.
I think going to bi-monthly is a great idea. It's great to see a lot
of content again!
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Nov 1, 2006, at 8:09 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
Just received my November issue of FoxPro Advisor. Great issue jammed
with interesting articles and lots of color. I would rate this issue an
A or A+.
I think going to bi-monthly is a great idea. It's great to see a
lot
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Nov 1, 2006, at 8:36 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
I think collections would be a consideration as well, if you're using
at least VFP8.
Gotta get in a plug for Python here: this is one of the cool
things that is frustrating when switching back to VFP. You can
On Nov 1, 2006, at 9:08 AM, Paul Newton wrote:
first, last, phone = myCustomerFunc()
= myCustomerFunc(@first,@last,@phone) ?
Sure, that's possible, but awkward, IMO. The function isn't
returning values, but modifying references. In Python, you could
write code with this function as:
I use xBase++ from time to time on clipper conversion projects.
There was some buzz 18-20 months ago that the company was making a linux
version , but I don't know if it was ever released.
As I read it, VFP++ was to be a precompiler beastie, though, yes? Similar
to (but not the same vbg) the
Ed Leafe wrote:
I wouldn't do business with that company solely on the basis of
their deceptive subscription practices. It's not like FoxTalk is the
only source of knowledge, and I strongly believe in not patronizing
businesses run by scum.
Apart from the sanitation, the medicine,
=
= The following is the text from Sandi Jerome, a respected
= authority on auto Dealership Management Systems (DMS) and a
= respected cooleague of mine. She got a sneak preview of
= what M$ is planning for the auto dealership market, and part
= of that future involves VFP (in bold below).
=
Ed Leafe wrote:
info = myCustomerFunc()
print info
('Ed', 'Leafe', '911')
print info[0]
'Ed'
That is cool. I wish VFP could show the Collection's contents in the
debugger similar to your example above rather than just saying Object
and just the counts, etc.
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB
To All,
Knowing my interest in Organizers, take a look at the latest (Non Google) on
line organizer Scrybe which is in Beta.
http://iscrybe.com/main/index.php
The video looks impressive, Maybe I'll sign up for the Beta.
Dave Crozier
The secret to staying young is to live honestly, eat
Perhaps they don't have a clue as I'm sure we both well know grin
Virgil Bierschwale
Armstrong and Skipper Real Estate
(830) 329-6774 Cell
(830) 864-4726 Home
(830) 864-4799 Fax
http://www.bierschwalesolutions.com
http://www.bierschwale.com
http://www.virgilslist.com
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=
= To All,
= Knowing my interest in Organizers, take a look at the latest
= (Non Google) on line organizer Scrybe which is in Beta.
=
= http://iscrybe.com/main/index.php
=
= The video looks impressive, Maybe I'll sign up for the Beta.
=
= Dave Crozier
David, how do you keep your
Hal Kaplan wrote:
=
= The following is the text from Sandi Jerome, a respected
= authority on auto Dealership Management Systems (DMS) and a
= respected cooleague of mine. She got a sneak preview of
= what M$ is planning for the auto dealership market, and part
= of that future involves VFP
On Wednesday, November 01, 2006 10:46 AM Michael J. Babcock, MCP wrote:
Even though it wasn't in bold, it should have been stated
Foxprolook again. I saw it, and I
read it as plain text too! g
Would be nice if they would at least know how to spell it correctly!
They offer a stand alone
Hal,
Well my best female friend Heizer (who is German) comes around every so
often and I just say
Sort out my at my Organ-Heizer - and the job is done! BG
Dave Crozier
The secret to staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and to lie
about your age
-Original Message-
From:
=
= Even though it wasn't in bold, it should have been stated
= Foxprolook again. I saw it, and I read it as plain
= text too! g
=
= Michael J. Babcock, MCP
=
Well, excuse me! The intro said bold. So I skimmed the text expecting
to see bold as a signal to slow down. If Gil
I agree with Ed.
The Foxtalk subscription is pure P.I.T.A. I get letters addressed from
Washington, D.C. with no reference from Foxtalk, then I open it up and
it states my subscription is about to expire when it goes till next
JUNE '07 Then I get emails, then I get more letters with
= myCustomerFunc(@first,@last,@phone) ?
The function isn't returning values, but modifying references.
I'll wager at least a pint that under the hood:
varX = myFn(z)
passes a pointer to varX which is used by myFn to update the value of varX
semantic
so what's the difference?
/semantic
Andrew
=
= Hal,
= Well my best female friend Heizer (who is German) comes
= around every so often and I just say
=
= Sort out my at my Organ-Heizer - and the job is done! BG
=
= Dave Crozier
Wow! And all I have is roses on my piano. VBG
HALinNY
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Bill,
As I read it, VFP++ was to be a precompiler beastie, though, yes?
VFP++ is a proposal to give VFP developers a hook into the compiler
stream so that we can write our own pre-preprocessor to convert source
code written in an enhanced version of VFP to source code compatible
with the VFP 9
Hal Kaplan wrote:
=
= Even though it wasn't in bold, it should have been stated
= Foxprolook again. I saw it, and I read it as plain
= text too! g
=
= Michael J. Babcock, MCP
=
Well, excuse me! The intro said bold. So I skimmed the text expecting to
see bold as a signal to
On Nov 1, 2006, at 10:56 AM, Andy Davies wrote:
I'll wager at least a pint that under the hood:
varX = myFn(z)
passes a pointer to varX which is used by myFn to update the value
of varX
I'll take that wager. In a dynamic language such as Fox or Python,
varX could be a brand-new
William Sanders said ...the Clipper Precompiler beastie.
Bill,
do you mean the #define compiler or the pre-compile phase of the [Clipper]
compiler?
the # beastie was basically an elegant if somewhat obscure language that
allowed you to define your own commands.
the precompiler converted all
On Nov 1, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Paul Newton wrote:
I wouldn't do business with that company solely on the basis
of their deceptive subscription practices. It's not like FoxTalk
is the only source of knowledge, and I strongly believe in not
patronizing businesses run by scum.
By hell,
Hal,
But have you got a large Pianist to to go with them?
Now this is getting silly!!
NO MORE, THE END!
Dave Crozier
The secret to staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and to lie
about your age
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Philip B wrote:
I agree with Ed.
The Foxtalk subscription is pure P.I.T.A. I get letters addressed from
Washington, D.C. with no reference from Foxtalk, then I open it up and
it states my subscription is about to expire when it goes till
next JUNE '07 Then I get emails, then I get
Dave Crozier wrote:
To All,
Knowing my interest in Organizers, take a look at the latest (Non Google) on
line organizer Scrybe which is in Beta.
http://iscrybe.com/main/index.php
The video looks impressive, Maybe I'll sign up for the Beta.
Dave Crozier
The secret to staying young is to
I wouldn't do business with that company solely on the basis of their
deceptive subscription practices
For the record, I'm talking about the content of these 2 publications -
not FoxTalk's subscription scams.
Malcolm
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Dave,
Knowing my interest in Organizers, take a look at the latest (Non Google) on
line organizer Scrybe
http://iscrybe.com/main/index.php
The video looks impressive
WOW! The video demostrates some excellent user interface techniques.
Worth watching just for ideas.
Thanks Dave,
Malcolm
There are setting differences in 7.5 that didn't exist in 7.1. Seems to
run just as fast on my machine tho.
::michael
Kevin Cully wrote:
More bad news:
I scheduled a full inspection at lunch yesterday. The old version ran
in under 45 minutes. The 7.5 version is taking over 1.5 hours
Hi Guys,
We are looking to invest in a colour laser printer. I think our max spend is
gonna be about £1000. A must is duplex printing, plus it shouldn't cost an arm
and a leg to buy colour toner cartridges.
So far I am looking at a Xerox 6350DP where colour cartridges are about £140
for
On 11/1/06, William Sanders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use xBase++ from time to time on clipper conversion projects.
There was some buzz 18-20 months ago that the company was making a linux
version , but I don't know if it was ever released.
I'm using XBase++ in my current role. A little
On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:20 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
I wouldn't do business with that company solely on the basis of
their deceptive subscription practices
For the record, I'm talking about the content of these 2
publications -
not FoxTalk's subscription scams.
IMO you can't separate the
Dont know if its heavy duty enough but I have a magicolour 2400 and its
only 200 quid and works a treat.
Allen
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Tristan Leask
Sent: 01 November 2006 17:02
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [NF] Colour Lasers
Tristan, first-off you have to learn how to spell color. Our way is
actually easier than yours and requires 16.67% fewer keystrokes.
I am not up on color lasers but I do have some general comments that may
be germane. IIRC the Xerox uses crayons ... I mean subliminal dyes.
This requires a
HP=Cadillac
No choice here whatsoever..
Virgil Bierschwale
Armstrong and Skipper Real Estate
(830) 329-6774 Cell
(830) 864-4726 Home
(830) 864-4799 Fax
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On Wednesday, November 01, 2006 1:12 PM Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
HP=Cadillac
No choice here whatsoever..
I have had pretty good results with Samsung as I have both a BW and
color laser printers. YMMV.
David L. Crooks
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I want one...
http://www.autoblog.com/2006/10/31/jay-lenos-bio-diesel-turbine-supercar
-isnt-a-joke/
David L. Crooks
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Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
HP=Cadillac
Lexmark is supposedly good quality too. I'd run over to cnet.com and
read some of the reviews to get a better feel.
--
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MB Software Solutions, LLC
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
Work smarter, not harder, with
On Wednesday, November 01, 2006 1:32 PM Michael J. Babcock, MCP wrote:
Lexmark is supposedly good quality too. I'd run over to cnet.com and
read some of the reviews to get a better feel.
My impression of Lexmark is cheap printer and expensive ink. Again,
YMMV.
Also, check out
Tristan Leask wrote:
Hi Guys,
We are looking to invest in a colour laser printer. I think our max spend is
gonna be about £1000. A must is duplex printing, plus it shouldn't cost an arm
and a leg to buy colour toner cartridges.
So far I am looking at a Xerox 6350DP where colour cartridges
Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
HP=Cadillac
Make mine a Roller g
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I went to www.Grisoft.com and the only 7.5 thing I see is a 'bin' file. Is this
used to update? If not, where did you find the
download link for the free version of 7.5?
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Sent:
I think I was too impatient. Once I let it run all the way through
(yesterday), today's run took only about 45 minutes which is
historically what the previous version took.
Kevin Cully
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of Fox Forward 2006!
http://foxforward.net
Michael Oke, II wrote:
There
Thanks, Gil. It is very interesting. Unfortunately this came
through as plain text and there was no bold text. I could not
find the part about VFP. Anything you can do to clarify will be
appreciated by at least one person here :)
Sorry, the eMail for ProFox does not go out at HTML. In
When I purchased my color laser I was looking for the latest in toner
manufacturing technology. I know Xerox and HP have competing technologies
re: how their toner material is manufactured. In both cases the material is
not pulverized into small, but not always uniform, size as with conventional
Michael,
Let's hope Rick Schummer's advice to them helps them to change. I'll give
them the
benefit of the doubt that the crap still in the pipeline was in there prior to
Rick
speaking with them. ???
Just because I have offered them advice does not mean they are taking it bg.
There are
Hi Tristan
Give us a ring on 01673 842979 and I'll give you the trade price for whatever.
I mostly sell Konica Minolta the Service is good and Viking do the toners
reasonable once the warranty runs out. Can get HP and Xerox as well.
Example trade prices for Toners are
Colour 1500 pages
Be careful with the consumable costs on the xerox printers. We use a
7750 (admittedly outside of your price range) and the consumable costs
are just ridiculous but I didn't buy the thing, I just have to make it
work for the project in question. As a backup to this we have a 3800dtn
and the
Kam,
You need to look under Products Free version and then you get sent to the
free site:
http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1
Dave Crozier
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On Wednesday 01 November 2006 07:18, Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Hi Virgil!
The answer is at your fingertips, if you can travel light. Ask the suits you
work for to let you hang out in vacant houses as live-in security. Make it
a fringe benefit for you.
Got news for you, i'm on the verge of
On 11/1/06, David Crooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want one...
http://www.autoblog.com/2006/10/31/jay-lenos-bio-diesel-turbine-supercar
-isnt-a-joke/
David L. Crooks
http://tinyurl.com/ybjmk7
A+
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Hi guys,
Vince Teachout's client needs a bit of help, and unfortunately, I've
given all the time I can this week at the end of tonight as I catch a
plane first thing in the morning for Myrtle Beach.
If anyone can help, please contact Tom Sheridan, from Nina Shoes, at the
contact info below.
Light ?
After 30 years of contracting from city to city, I'm not even sure what
possessions are grin
I'm fine where I'm at.
Would like a house again, but don't want, nor can afford the house payments
just yet.
Basically just focusing on getting the cash going again...
It would be a lot
Regarding the recent Kerry remarks: I just got this from a buddy, too funny!
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p92/asd5asd5/irak.jpg
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On 11/1/06, Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you mean to use the word lose not loose.
Although I could go for a nice loose German girl.
You're lost as usual
A+
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El Martes 31 Octubre 2006 23:31, Pete Theisen escribió:
On Tuesday 31 October 2006 18:36, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Hi Ricardo!
Picking lettuce is looking better and better the way things are around
here. I have had the worst year this year since Jimmy Carter, ok the JC
times were much worse
El Martes 31 Octubre 2006 22:33, Stephen the Cook escribió:
David Crooks wrote:
On Monday, October 30, 2006 7:49 PM Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
I think you are completely wrong!!!
I've finally figured him out. He is a democrat in disguise. He poses
as a republican in order to show you why you
El Miércoles 01 Noviembre 2006 02:56, Michael Madigan escribió:
Are you picking coffee?
Naaah! Was just bored and takin a piss at you (picking a fight you might say?)
And in a faulty way too (I just noticed I wrote adverticed when I should
have written advertised)
--- Ricardo Aráoz [EMAIL
=
= Got me! What does Flip flopper mean?
=
= Ricardo
=
In this case it means someone who switches back and forth from one extreme to
the other.
But don't be fooled by Madigan's duplicity. He is an agitator and it doesn't
matter what the situation is, he will go the opposite way just to
El Martes 31 Octubre 2006 20:48, Ed Leafe escribió:
On Oct 31, 2006, at 6:46 PM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Ironic Any other smart question? /Ironic
Sorrryy. ;c)
Other?
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El Miércoles 01 Noviembre 2006 20:19, Hal Kaplan escribió:
=
= Got me! What does Flip flopper mean?
=
= Ricardo
=
In this case it means someone who switches back and forth from one extreme
to the other.
But don't be fooled by Madigan's duplicity. He is an agitator and it
doesn't
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Hi guys,
Vince Teachout's client needs a bit of help, and unfortunately, I've
given all the time I can this week at the end of tonight as I catch a
plane first thing in the morning for Myrtle Beach.
If anyone can help, please contact Tom Sheridan, from Nina
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
If you connect with the client, you might wanna make mention of that
here so he doesn't get 300 phone calls from us helpful Fox folks...
Likewise, if you need to reach me (not sure how much help I could
be!?!), try my cell (717-350-2759).
--Michael
--
Michael J.
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 18:11, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Hi Ricardo!
I work for really poor wages. How many pesos for a loaf of bread? What kind
of pesos, Mexican, Brazilian?
El Martes 31 Octubre 2006 23:31, Pete Theisen escribió:
On Tuesday 31 October 2006 18:36, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
I receive faxes a couple of times a week, I receive at least three letters
at home, three at the office and three in the PO Box. I also received
emails at two addresses. When they did that auto-renew thing I sent them a
strong email which said I didn't want my FoxTalk and I didn't want to
Hi All
Can anyone help
I have a Client who purchased from me about two years ago an Acer Laptop. Its
been back 3 times during the warranty lost for 4 months at Acer and now has
failed again out of warranty. Its been back to Esplex who are Acer repair
agents in the UK, they are quoting
Actually Ed (sometimes) reminds me of a Madagain, but one on the lighter
side of the Force! LOL
JK Ed!
On 11/1/06, Paul Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ed Leafe wrote:
By hell, Ed, you must feel *very* strongly about this to use such
uncharacteristically intemperate language !
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Hi Guys,
We are looking to invest in a colour laser printer. I think our max spend is
gonna be about £1000. A must is duplex printing, plus it shouldn't cost an arm
and a leg to buy colour toner cartridges.
So far I am looking at a Xerox 6350DP where colour cartridges
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El Miércoles 01 Noviembre 2006 23:06, Pete Theisen escribió:
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 18:11, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Hi Ricardo!
I work for really poor wages. How many pesos for a loaf of bread? What
kind of pesos, Mexican, Brazilian?
Hi,
well it's been ages since I bought some
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 20:51, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Hi Ricardo!
I have a neighbor who spends all the time he can in Argentina. He likes the
way women in Argentina treat him, not feminists like we mostly have here.
Feminists are disgusting, might as well be going out with a faggot.
El
Pete Theisen wrote:
I have a neighbor who spends all the time he can in Argentina. He
likes the way women in Argentina treat him, not feminists like we
mostly have here.
Feminists are disgusting, might as well be going out with a faggot.
Pete, you have no clue as to females do you?
I just did these speed tests:
FireFox 1.5.0.7
Download: 2,543,408 bps
Upload: 621,248 bps
Exporer 7.0.5730.11
Download: 2,393,536 bps
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That's right. Hal is a schmuck, but I call him a putz
just to piss him off.
--- Hal Kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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= Got me! What does Flip flopper mean?
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= Ricardo
=
In this case it means someone who switches back and
forth from one extreme to the other.
But don't be
Except all the Argentinian women are HIV +.
--- Pete Theisen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 20:51, Ricardo Aráoz
wrote:
Hi Ricardo!
I have a neighbor who spends all the time he can in
Argentina. He likes the
way women in Argentina treat him, not feminists like
You're European, as usual.
--- Jean Laeremans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 11/1/06, Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I think you mean to use the word lose not loose.
Although I could go for a nice loose German girl.
You're lost as usual
A+
jml
I'm sitting at a timeshare in Nashville and the only
highspeed they have here is at their welcome center.
Savages.
How do people use dialup?
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