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rod
Retired 23 years
looks more like that "Scream" dude to me:
rod
Retired 23 years
I always thought Michelle was uglier than a mud fence:
Michelle Obama sings "Movin' On Up" from The Jeffersons - YouTube
texan
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Don't look down! Mechanics inspect sky-high cable car system
Herzogstand cable car mechanics inspect parts of the lift during the annual safety revision above the
small village Walchensee, southern Germany on Nov. 21.
The inspection continues until Dec. 21. The cable car begins around 2,600 feet above sea level at the small
village of Walchensee and ends in Fahrenberg around 5,300 feet.
Cable cars are prepared for the upcoming skiing season all over the Bavarian mountains.
Herzogstand cable car mechanics inspect parts of the lift during the annual safety revision above the
small village Walchensee, southern Germany on Nov. 21.
The inspection continues until Dec. 21. The cable car begins around 2,600 feet above sea level at the small
village of Walchensee and ends in Fahrenberg around 5,300 feet.
Cable cars are prepared for the upcoming skiing season all over the Bavarian mountains.
texan
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In the weeks since Superstorm Sandy sent a wall of water through Breezy Point and more than 100 homes
burned to the ground, the battered neighborhood in Queens, N.Y., has seen a flurry of activity with relief
workers, volunteers and utility crews creating traffic jams on the one road into town.
Thanksgiving Day in Breezy Point started with a few residents still cleaning up and dozens of crews working on
the natural gas lines, but little else happening -- except over by the Point Breeze Volunteer Fire Department where
Teri Dodge and her fiancee Steve Peterson were in high gear cooking dinner in the parking lot.
Thanksgiving on Breezy Point: Teri Dodge and her fiancee Steve Peterson drove from
Portland, Maine to Breezy Point, NY on Wednesday to cook Thanksgiving dinner for up to 30 people.
burned to the ground, the battered neighborhood in Queens, N.Y., has seen a flurry of activity with relief
workers, volunteers and utility crews creating traffic jams on the one road into town.
Thanksgiving Day in Breezy Point started with a few residents still cleaning up and dozens of crews working on
the natural gas lines, but little else happening -- except over by the Point Breeze Volunteer Fire Department where
Teri Dodge and her fiancee Steve Peterson were in high gear cooking dinner in the parking lot.
Thanksgiving on Breezy Point: Teri Dodge and her fiancee Steve Peterson drove from
Portland, Maine to Breezy Point, NY on Wednesday to cook Thanksgiving dinner for up to 30 people.
