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Craig Arko

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  1. I'll try to keep track of the game while waiting for my car to be repaired. Yay.
  2. Can't speak for others, but I don't think sticking my head in the sand is a viable option, either.
  3. You're not using Firefox by any chance?
  4. He should be named the winning pitcher.
  5. Off to a fine start, courtesy of Cleveland's sloppy fielding.
  6. There is also: YYYY/MM/DD (example = 2006/02/03). This form is used a lot in programming/IT. That is how the Japanese write dates. It's also the international standard.
  7. 1882? Hmmm. GREAT SEPTEMBER COMET OF 1882: This comet is perhaps the brightest comet that has ever been seen; a gigantic member of the Kreutz Sungrazing Group. First spotted as a bright zero-magnitude object by a group of Italian sailors in the Southern Hemisphere on Sept. 1, this comet brightened dramatically as it approached its rendezvous with the Sun. By the 14th, it became visible in broad daylight and when it arrived at perihelion on the 17th it passed at a distance of only 264,000-miles from the Sun's surface. On that day, some observers described the comet's silvery radiance as scarcely fainter than the limb of the Sun, suggesting a magnitude somewhere between -15 and -20! The following day, observers in Cordoba described the comet as a "blazing star" near the Sun. The nucleus also broke into at least four separate parts. In the days and weeks that followed, the comet became visible in the morning sky as an immense object sporting a brilliant tail. Today, some comet historians consider it as a "Super Comet," far above the run of even Great Comets.
  8. And the family is filing a civil suit against him.
  9. I was wrong. The thugs have won.
  10. Suggest you tell that to the officer involved.
  11. Would not want to be wearing that Vader outfit tonight.
  12. My not particularly guilty pleasure. https://curiositystream.com/ Note: I get the cheapest subscription since the old eyes couldn't resolve all the hi-res stuff anyhow.
  13. Cobbler? You can partner up with Daniel Day-Lewis, then.
  14. Will stay here then, I guess. Dogs and beard notwithstanding.
  15. Sounds like I should move. What's the cost of living like compared to Minneapolis?
  16. Season 3 of Broadchurch on BBCA starting next week. And I need to watch Orphan Black all the way through from the beginning, I think.
  17. Hey, Bark. Amazing things can still happen. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/worlds-top-religious-leaders-issue-rare-joint-appeal_us_5942c11ee4b06bb7d2719e8e
  18. She gets a credit in the film, for what it's worth.
  19. Jumping to a conclusion perfected.
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