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We got smoked in Galloway. Now it's the rain. I've got 14' of water out back, my street is covered, and my sump pump isn't keeping up. Water in the sump is 1" from the top right now. I predict a wet basement.

Not another browser war...

You guys need to embrace change. Vote Obama. DJ, can you provide a little more detail? The description is a bit vague.

Sarcasm is an ugly hat.

HHR SS is the 4-door SS.

You were standing in front of the sound tent. I was just on the other side watching+listening to Willie Pooch as well.

Sweet.

Some or all will be tax deductible.

http://www.paypal.com They have well-written documentation.

I would try a doctor.

No, but I just single-handedly turned your reputation box green.

I could make it 3.

This thread is chock-full of failure.

I wasn't intending to be blatantly serious. Truthful, but not serious. Maybe I needed a smilie? Or perhaps, a dancing Marc? :marc: Maybe a grinning nod? :grin2: Just a thumbs-up. :thumbup:

I didn't know that. Because I’ve grown my professional and personal life, I don't live in front of the TV or on the internet anymore.

That's the reason we have a kegerator in our office. No, I'm not joking. Congratulations.

I need to make sure my DVR is still ready to record. It's been a little wonkey since Time Warner pushed out the new software to it.

Looking good, Bucky.

/me waits for TurboRust to buy...

Just missed you! We started out on June 2nd, so by the 8th we were in Burlington (which is beautiful, by the way, if you’ve never done Vermont you should). We were going to try the ice cream at the pond house, but the 10 miles left up the "bad" side of the carriage road kept us only eating light. We had some pretty decent ice cream in town at CJ's and then Mt. Dessert Island Ice Cream, though. We ate ice cream every day of the honeymoon (at least once a day, except for cheesecake day ). Did you get into any Bar Harbor Brewing Company beer? If you're a stout man, the BHBC stout is fantastic - I brought some home I loved it so much. Geary's was great, as was all of the Shipyard stuff. We toured the Shipyard brewery in Portland, along with 4 other smaller microbreweries and a larger one in Gloucester, MA (Cape Ann Brewing Company) along the trip. Good beer is kinda our thing. The first day was GORGEOUS. The next three were a bit overcast and rainy, which was fine especially during biking in Acadia - if it was hot and sunny I probably would have died. The weather cleared up a bit the next day for our drive through Acadia; the following day it was wonderful until the end. I can't wait to go back. I ate so much lobster (lobster rolls, drool...), clams, and chowder. Of all the chowder I ate, Cappy's was tied for 1st place with a joint in Portland called Gilbert's Chowder House. So good.

When were you there? My wife and I just got back from there on our honeymoon and did a very similar trip! Flew into Boston and rented a convertible (Sebring) and did Portland to Bar Harbor to North Conway, NH to Burlington, VT to Rockport, MA over 10 days. We stopped and had lunch in Camden at Cappy's Chowder House and walked around the town some, it was beautiful. We took the 1 and 1A the entire Maine legs except for when I got closer to the coast going into Salisbury Beach and Kennebunkport, among others. When we stayed in Bar Harbor we rented bikes and did the 20-mile carriage road loop through Acadia (which damn-near killed me) and stopped for lunch at the Jordan Pond House (hooray for popovers!). We did sunset on the summit of Cadillac. I have about 1000 pictures I’ve yet to put up. Too cool.

lol'd. Ah, the good ole' days. I say pick it up, Kenny. You without a brick is like a day without sunshine, milk without chocolate.

Wow, looks like great fun! I want an ATV.

Much better.

Sheesh Anthony... http://www.irfanview.com/