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Queenie:
The fruity boys at my high school in Easton, MD used to play lacrosse.
(Sat Feb 9, 2002 - 11:25:02 pm)

Decoy:
Jim Brown was the best Lacrosse player of all time.
(Sat Feb 9, 2002 - 11:28:34 pm)

Decoy:
Sounds like it was good

February 9, 2002

KNIGHTHAWKS COME BACK TO DERAIL EXPRESS
The Rochester Knighthawks were 11 minutes away from losing their third straight game and first at home in 11 tries. But the K-Hawks (8-3) dug deep and strung together seven straight goals to defeat the Montreal Express 13-10 at The Blue Cross Arena on Saturday night.

John Grant led the comeback with two goals during the rally. He finished the game with five goals and two assists en route to Game MVP honors. The Express (6-4) led 10-6 in the fourth quarter, following a goal by Ted Dowling at 4:08. The Knighthawks began the seven-game spurt at 7:35. Derek Malawsky scored his first of the night and Grant, Soudan and Malawsky again, scored in succession to tie the game at 10.

Six seconds after Derek Malawsky tied the game, D'Arcy Sweet
picked up a loose ball off of the face-off and raced in and beat Curtis Palidwor for the 11-10 lead. Grant and Pat Cougevan (the first of his career) scored late to seal the Central Division victory.

The win was the 11th straight home win for the K-Hawks, dating back to last season.

Tracey Kelusky led the Express with five points (4+1).
(Sat Feb 9, 2002 - 11:32:09 pm)

Decoy:
[sic]
(Sat Feb 9, 2002 - 11:37:23 pm)

:
Amazon.com
Though sometimes underestimated in standard histories, the American South was of critical importance as a theater of battle in the Revolutionary War. When the revolution broke out, historian walter Edgar writes, South Carolina was far and away the richest of the American colonies. Charleston's wealth was more than six times that of Philadelphia, and its sparsely settled interior was a seemingly inexhaustible source of timber, cotton, and other prized goods. The war came early to this valuable terrain, first in the form of open combat between Whigs and Tories, then with the arrival of a large British task force that seized Charleston and other ports. As Edgar writes, the British and their loyalist allies then set about trying to tame the rebellious backcountry through a campaign of terror and atrocity so severe that, he maintains, leaders such as Lord Cornwallis and Banastre Tarleton deserve to be considered war criminals in the modern sense. Under their orders, civilians were assassinated and military prisoners summarily executed, farms and villages put to the torch, crops destroyed, and livestock slaughtered.

That campaign was ultimately unsuccessful, for instead of terrorizing the Scots- Irish settlers into submission, it galvanized resistance against British rule. That resistance, walter Edgar concludes in this useful study, helped assure colonial independence. --
Gregory McNamee

(Sat Feb 9, 2002 - 11:54:15 pm)

Kevin Gilbride:
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(Sat Feb 9, 2002 - 11:57:19 pm)

Queenie:
The BSDR is back by popular demand.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 12:43:26 am)

Detlef Sping:
You need a blood test to use it though.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 1:24:45 pm)

:
Viva Santo!
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 2:21:31 pm)

(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 4:10:10 pm)

Heruka:
Cleveland is just as vivacious as it ever was. No, no it isn't. All the great Blues clubs closed down in the last couple of years. But in the end, life happens everywhere. Whether it's in Oklahoma, NYC, or Mexico City. City elitism. It's something that affects all of us. Lacrosse. Not that's funny.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 5:07:21 pm)

Heruka:
The new Church album? I should pick it up I guess.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 5:10:11 pm)

Chewing Wax:
Those forums are horrible. Isn't that exactly the type of thing that Warner Brother's did to make us all leave?
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 6:29:25 pm)

Chewing Wax:
Lacrosse. That is funny.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 6:29:48 pm)

Queenie:
They're not horrible, they're just different.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 7:43:08 pm)

Detlef Sping:
Horribly different. Rage inducing.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 9:01:53 pm)

Detlef Sping:
Lacrosse. ha ha.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 9:02:50 pm)

Heruka:
He's right. They're horrible. Whta's the deal with the cookies? You've got to have them on before you can even view the posts. Are you selling the info you gather from them?

(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 9:06:26 pm)

Myk Murphy:
laugh it up, detlef & friends. lacrosse is a good game. a game of precision with only mild brutality.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 9:08:33 pm)

Heruka:
It's time to start looking for fresh summer shirts.

(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 9:13:25 pm)

Chewing Wax:
Well I vote for all of them
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 9:15:39 pm)

Heruka:
Hmmm. My printer seems to be running out of ink. And me without any replacemt cartridges. Those are some super-cool shirts.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 10:28:49 pm)

Heruka:
So I've got 2 versions of Microsoft Word. Me, I prefer to use the old one. The pre-peper-clip guy one. What's intersting is, since I installed the newer one, the functions on my older version began disappearing. First the spell check just vanished. Then I lost the ability to center the text. And now, I have lost the ability to align right, and can no longer control the actual formating of the thing. I have to manually hit the enter key to start a new line below. If I don't, it just goes on forever. Could Microsoft be doing this on purpose? They couldn't put a bug in newer versions that affect the old versions, could they? Shouldn't this be illegal?
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 11:06:42 pm)

Myk Murphy:
do you have both office version installed simultaneously? if so, i've found that this causes major screw-ups. i would advise uninstalling both and reinstalling the version you want. by the way, you can keep the paper clip guy away if you choose the "custom" install and deselect the office assistant option. while tedious, the custom install is a good idea, simply because office has a lot of options, and you can choose stuff you need and avoid the crap (such as sample files, converters, etc.) that you don't.
(Sun Feb 10, 2002 - 11:29:57 pm)

Queenie:
Yeah, Heruka. I'm selling the info from the cookies. Every night I go with a floppy disk to meet a guy in an alley, where the exchange is made. He never speaks or tells me his name, he just wordlessly slips me the envelope of cash. Moron.
(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 12:04:29 am)

:
Everybody have fun tonight.

(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 1:20:43 am)

(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 1:43:47 am)

Heruka:
Morning squid bait. Big day ahead. Although my gut feeling says I should crawl back under the cover and stay there. Ah we'll see.
(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 5:12:33 am)

Mrs Dr GB:
If that is an option, then take it. Myself, I have left the bed, left the house, commuted on the underground, and done 2 hours work. I so don't recommend it.
(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 5:34:48 am)

Heruka:
No chance. Without me involved, this world falls apart. I maybe only one stone in the wall. But I'm the bottom stone. Fresh snow. Ack.
(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 6:17:33 am)

Myk Murphy:
Good morning, menial laborers! Quite a long tube trip, gb.
(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 7:33:56 am)

Mrs Dr GB:
Ah? What you talking about? I did not mention the duration of the tube trip . Have you been following me? Were you disguised as a bhangramuffin, sitting opposite me giving it attitude? Was that you?
(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 7:34:56 am)

Mrs Dr GB:
Waah! I have a mouth ulcer. Let us assume (since it's impossible to measure accurately) that the ulcer is 1/50th the size of my mouth. Why oh why oh why then do I keep biting the same place every damn time I try to eat some food? Every single damn time?
(Mon Feb 11, 2002 - 7:43:54 am)