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Apr. 27th, 2003 12:58 pmWant to join me Wednesday for a scoop of ice cream? It's Free.
Would Wolverine really eat a "Berry Rampage sundae?" I admit, the others sound tasty.
Though promoting Halle Berry with Oreo cookies is pretty funny in my not so politically correct opinion... I think it'd be appropriate to rename them Ororo-cookies.
Tomorrow is my First Real work day at JKG... get to be up bright and extra early, just to make sure no tardy-whoopsies happen. I will have it timed perfectly by the end of the week.
The CD that Danny got me is quite nice. I don't know if I'd call it "new age". It's a good length for a music album, 50 min.
The Mint's changing the nickel to remove Monticello and add instead a commemoration of Lewis & Clark / Louisiana Purchase. I wonder why they chose that one again, considering that they already did the Sacagawea dollar. I guess because Jefferson was a big supporter of L&C?
Random Mint info - The Secretary of the Treasury is allowed to change the appearance of a coin once every 25 years without congressional approval. (Get congressional approval, and you can do it as much as they allow)
Would Wolverine really eat a "Berry Rampage sundae?" I admit, the others sound tasty.
Though promoting Halle Berry with Oreo cookies is pretty funny in my not so politically correct opinion... I think it'd be appropriate to rename them Ororo-cookies.
Tomorrow is my First Real work day at JKG... get to be up bright and extra early, just to make sure no tardy-whoopsies happen. I will have it timed perfectly by the end of the week.
The CD that Danny got me is quite nice. I don't know if I'd call it "new age". It's a good length for a music album, 50 min.
The Mint's changing the nickel to remove Monticello and add instead a commemoration of Lewis & Clark / Louisiana Purchase. I wonder why they chose that one again, considering that they already did the Sacagawea dollar. I guess because Jefferson was a big supporter of L&C?
Random Mint info - The Secretary of the Treasury is allowed to change the appearance of a coin once every 25 years without congressional approval. (Get congressional approval, and you can do it as much as they allow)
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Date: 2003-04-27 02:47 pm (UTC)I'm looking at my old area in Fla as a future home still. I never liked Fla. very much...but I have family there. Oh..but, Shhh. ;)
Personally, I'd like us to have money with the colors and metallic thread that Swiss money has. I'd make some sort of nifty wallpaper with their money if I could.
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Date: 2003-04-27 02:59 pm (UTC)The swiss *do* have spiffy money! I wonder if large amounts sets off metal detectors?
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Date: 2003-04-27 03:07 pm (UTC)Emeril mentioned on his show today - The national dairy association supplies milk for:
7 billion pounds of cheese
5 billion pounds of butter
and only 1 million gallons of ice cream.
That's a problem in my eyes ;)
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Date: 2003-04-27 03:09 pm (UTC)How many pounds does a gallon of ice cream weigh?
still , I'd much prefer ice cream to cheese, and margarine can replace butter 99 times out of a 100!
I'd be delighted to treat you to some snacks anytime, just give me warning to plan for it.
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Date: 2003-04-27 03:24 pm (UTC)My math hating brain wigged out after trying to figure out what was going on in 3 different pages of links for weights and measures calculations webpages.
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Date: 2003-04-27 03:39 pm (UTC)I've got the word sputniks stuck in my head for some reason.
I always thought zolotniks were meansurements like inches..hmm, might have to poke around for a bit.
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Date: 2003-04-27 03:47 pm (UTC)it's mass.. about 4.266 grams. (measures Faberge eggs among other stuff)
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