Wednesday, April 27, 2005
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
What's Your Signature Weapon Test
| Shotgun You preferred a weapon with 58% power over speed and 65% range over melee. |
| You use a Shotgun. While not the fastest gun in the west, a shotgun's raw power and ease of use make it an extremely potent weapon. Some shotguns can also be loaded with many different types of ammunition, providing a versatility many guns don't have. Choosing your shots, you fell your opponents immediately and without pause. |
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My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The What's Your Signature Weapon Test written by inurashii on OkCupid Free Online Dating |
Thursday, March 24, 2005
What is Your Seduction Style?
Your Seduction Style: The Charmer |
![]() You're a master at intimate conversation and verbal enticement. You seduce with words, by getting people to open up to you. By establishing this deep connection quickly, people feel under your power. And then you've got them exactly where you want them! |
Thursday, March 17, 2005
Which obsolete skill am I?

You are 'programming in QBASIC'. This programming
language (of which the acronym stands for
'Quick Beginners' All-purpose Symbolic
Instruction Code'), which is so primitive that
it cannot easily be used for any purpose
involving the Internet nor even sound, was
current more than a decade ago.
You are independent, in a good way. When something
which you need cannot be found, you make it
yourself. In writing and in talking with
people, you value clarity and precision; your
friends may not realize how important that is.
When necessary, you are prepared to be a
mediator in conflicts between your friends.
You are very rational, and you think of things
in terms of logic and common sense.
Unfortunately, your emotionally unstable
friends may be put off by your devotion to
logic; they may even accuse you of pedantry and
insensitivity. Your problem is that
programming in QBASIC has been obsolete for a
long time.
What obsolete skill are you?
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Tuesday, March 08, 2005
Tuesday, February 22, 2005
Saturday, February 19, 2005
Finally a couple posts
Yeah, no one has probably noticed, but I am adding some stuff. Chris Byrne has a new blog up and has been added to the tiny blogroll. Give him a visit - very worthwhile reading.
Sergeant Adam J. Plumondore
It is a sad day at The Poor Farm. Adam of Kim DuToit's Walter and Adam Fund was killed by a car bomb in Mosul, Iraq, on 02/17/2005.

Taps

Taps
Day is done
Gone the sun
From the lakes
From the hills
From the sky All is well,
safely rest.
God is nigh.
Fading light Dims the sight
And a star Gems the sky,
Gleaning bright From afar,
Drawing nigh,
Falls the night.
Thanks and praise,
For our days,
Neath the sun,
Neath the stars,
Neath the sky,
As we go,
This we know,
God is nigh.
Sunday, September 12, 2004
Kim duToit's Open House
Well, finally got out of the hermit mode and got out of town. I decided it would be cool to meet Kim and crew, so I drove down to OKC to see my number one (and only) Sis, then drove down (when you are North of a place, you drive down to it) today. I met a lot of very smart and enjoyable people there, but I never really took the time to talk to Kim. That will be part of the mission tomorrow, or later today....
I am too used to having the road to myself - I used to look forward to "traffic" as a challenge, but now it just makes me nervous. I used to be pretty aggressive - but to be fair I was aggressive in cars made for that, such as the MR2, the Trans Am, and the 'Vette. I always signal and give a lot of room, but the thrill is gone. I must be a reformed adrenaline junky - I like it under more controlled cirmcumstances these days. Another thing I noticed about roads here is that they absolutely do not know how to make a smooth concrete surface. Brand new stinking road rougher than an old corncob. Got to see a few pieces of interesting iron - the one that really sticks in my mind was the Challenger in Sub-Lime with black stripes and 340 six pack written on the side. If it really was one - well, who is to say? It looked good though. Also the pre '72 Chevy shortbed pickup that was chopped, louvered and black with flames - man I just go nuts for a good black paint job with four color flames!
I brought a ton of ammo and several guns - I kind of doubt I will shoot it all up, but ya never know!
I am too used to having the road to myself - I used to look forward to "traffic" as a challenge, but now it just makes me nervous. I used to be pretty aggressive - but to be fair I was aggressive in cars made for that, such as the MR2, the Trans Am, and the 'Vette. I always signal and give a lot of room, but the thrill is gone. I must be a reformed adrenaline junky - I like it under more controlled cirmcumstances these days. Another thing I noticed about roads here is that they absolutely do not know how to make a smooth concrete surface. Brand new stinking road rougher than an old corncob. Got to see a few pieces of interesting iron - the one that really sticks in my mind was the Challenger in Sub-Lime with black stripes and 340 six pack written on the side. If it really was one - well, who is to say? It looked good though. Also the pre '72 Chevy shortbed pickup that was chopped, louvered and black with flames - man I just go nuts for a good black paint job with four color flames!
I brought a ton of ammo and several guns - I kind of doubt I will shoot it all up, but ya never know!
Saturday, August 21, 2004
First Post
I had to get this in order to post to other sites. I may post from time to time, but don't hold your breath.
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