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jrconlin

  1. At the polo match. No segways. Woz would not approve.
  2. @ultramookie you know, "sac town" just sounds wrong. They should call themselves scrotumville.
  3. @kentbrew bonus points for mocking reformed zoastrianism?
  4. Dear websites; please stop app slapping me when I try to read an article from my mobile device.
  5. California dreaming [pic] http://ff.im/-qbMDR
  6. @kentbrew there's windex and paper towels in my cube.
  7. @michaelhart Miller? You earned at least an Old Foghorn. http://www.anchorbrewing.com/beers/oldfoghorn.htm
  8. @rckenned eating lunch. The boxes were REALLY bad today.
  9. Double dip vcr repair [pic] http://ff.im/-q950s
  10. C & C Bakery (5/5) http://ff.im/-q8OvG
  11. @rckenned looks like it works for me. Have you checked your version?
  12. @jhstrauss Really? I figured you couldn't wait to talk and drive.
  13. Trying not to buy one of everything @ Mora's. They sell bread shaped crack.
  14. Now available for instant watch: http://movi.es/ApUfN Coke fueled aliens destroy LA (with bonus 80's non-sequitur dance scene!)
  15. Upgrading to Froyo 2.2 http://ff.im/-q4fq6
  16. Argh. Froyo update not going well.
  17. @rckenned You have wheels on your bum? Is that a vegan superpower thing?
  18. @rckenned possibly.most efficient system would use caller id & touch tone you could patch to a pbx & sniff.
  19. @rckenned Old/crap systems used phone lines that were generally cut before they broke in. Newer systems use cellular.