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INCREASE IN OPIOID ANALGESIC USE DOESN’T NECESSARILY MEAN AN INCREASE IN ABUSE The use of opioid analgesics to treat pain is increasing; however, new data suggest that the abuse of opioid analgesics relative to all drug abuse may be declining, according to an article in the April 5 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association. http://internalmedicine.medscape.com/19833.rhtml
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The article gets mealy-mouthed and starts qualifying the stats, but they don’t qualify them by adding the number of people virtually kidnapped or accused of being addicts by opiophobes because they were using pain meds legitimately. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
FYI: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> INCREASE IN OPIOID ANALGESIC USE DOESN’T NECESSARILY MEAN AN INCREASE IN > ABUSE > The use of opioid analgesics to treat pain is increasing; however, new data > suggest that the abuse of opioid analgesics relative to all drug abuse may > be declining, according to an article in the April 5 issue of The Journal > of the American Medical Association. > http://internalmedicine.medscape.com/19833.rhtml
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Hey Lisa, there are children around this computer. Why don’t you relax for five seconds before you post something so crude. We all have problems your
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Same old same old b/s Seen the same stuff almost in another group you were > in Lisa. And I really have nothing against you. You just need to learn how > to control yourself. > You know what FUCK YOU PEOPLE!!! > I do not need this place – I came here seeking information and to give > information – seems I have had to fight to get the little bit of > information > I have gotten. > I guess I am a lot luckier than most here – I really don’t NEED this place > and I have resources as good as if not better than this at my disposal. > The few people here that I really care about know I will stay in touch and > they know who they are. > OH YEAH – and for the rest of you – KISS MY FUCKING ASS!!! > Lisa Anne Nilsson
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>> I guess I am a lot luckier than most here – I really don’t NEED this
place and I have resources as good as if not better than this at my disposal. << I would hope so with a Double Masters degree Lisa. Trouble is, your deportment is that of a drunken sailor on Double Shots, not prestigious degrees. > OH YEAH – and for the rest of you – KISS MY FUCKING ASS!!! <<
Ah… the profundity of the Double Masters earner. I guess that’s what seperates us rabble from the truly gifted intellectual. You are truly a Hoot. Please don’t leave. !^NavFont02F01B00007QGHHHB12063 !N3
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> You know what FUCK YOU PEOPLE!!!
It’s always sad when a self-appointed leader betrays those whom she seeks to protect. When you choose to "lead", you lead by example, not by judicial fiat. When people disagree, you don’t turn your back on them. You CREATE harmony – it does not create you. > I do not need this place – I came here seeking information and to give > information – seems I have had to fight to get the little bit of information > I have gotten.
Yes, it is a difficult place to pick and choose. So is real life. In an age when we are flooded with information and disinformation, it is up to each individual to decide what is needed and what is not. One cannot presume to know what is best for all. > I guess I am a lot luckier than most here – I really don’t NEED this place > and I have resources as good as if not better than this at my disposal.
Yes, you are lucky. I have a huge university library right upstairs from one of my offices, complete MEDLINE access, professional journals, colleagues and a flood of daily newsletters to read. Some useful, some not so useful. But you don’t know that until you’ve perused ‘em all. The burden of knowledge is discernment. > The few people here that I really care about know I will stay in touch and > they know who they are.
I can assume I’m not one of them? > OH YEAH – and for the rest of you – KISS MY FUCKING ASS!!!
"If you want to be respected by others, the great thing is to respect yourself. Only by that, only by self-respect, will you compel others to respect you." – Fyodor Dostoevsky Robert Conner LMT CPP Prairie Life Center Omaha, Nebraska
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Oh, my God. What happened? I am a newbie, started 2-1/2 weeks ago. I felt some underlying discomfort, but I didn’t know from whence it came or what it was about. With all this being said, I also came here looking for answers and comraderie. I’ve been in pain and for so long I have been housebound so I am really lonely too. Won ‘t you please send me an email and let me know where the "support" went? Atl.Red
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The support is still here, but you aren’t going to get it from every single person who posts. That’s okay, it’ll make you appreciate the good people more! :) Cush http://pages.prodigy.net/cushman4/badback.htm . . .Bad Backs (166 links) http://www.iso-trac.com . . . Fixing bad lower backs with traction http://pages.prodigy.net/cushman4/index.htm . . . Fixing OA with G/CS Atl.Red wrote > – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Won ‘t you please send me an email and let me know where the "support" >went?
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You know, that is absolutely right. Pre-injury in 1997, I used to talk to various groups and train legal secretaries. I used to tell them in regards to seminars, well-meaning unsolicited "veterans" advice, and (believe it or not "support groups") to take what you need and leave the rest. Funny how that turned up again for me! I always find something I can use from this group to make my life a bit simpler. I "eavesdrop" a lot (don’t know if this is considered bad form to do so). And when it’s 3:00 in the a.m.`, I can usually find someone who is feeling the same way I do. Red. P.S. Happy Thanksgiving to everybody.
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You know what FUCK YOU PEOPLE!!! I do not need this place – I came here seeking information and to give information – seems I have had to fight to get the little bit of information I have gotten. I guess I am a lot luckier than most here – I really don’t NEED this place and I have resources as good as if not better than this at my disposal. The few people here that I really care about know I will stay in touch and they know who they are. OH YEAH – and for the rest of you – KISS MY FUCKING ASS!!! Lisa Anne Nilsson
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Same old same old b/s Seen the same stuff almost in another group you were in Lisa. And I really have nothing against you. You just need to learn how to control yourself. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> You know what FUCK YOU PEOPLE!!! > I do not need this place – I came here seeking information and to give > information – seems I have had to fight to get the little bit of information > I have gotten. > I guess I am a lot luckier than most here – I really don’t NEED this place > and I have resources as good as if not better than this at my disposal. > The few people here that I really care about know I will stay in touch and > they know who they are. > OH YEAH – and for the rest of you – KISS MY FUCKING ASS!!! > Lisa Anne Nilsson
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What most people fish for (freshwater). 35% – Bass 18% – Trout 11% – Catfish 9% – All species 6% – Bream 6% – Crappie 5% – Carp/muskie/panfish/pike/shad/steelhead/striper 5% – Walleye 3% – Perch 2% – Salmon I thought this was interesting. It come from the Farmer’s Almanac (2002). — Born to fish, Forced to work. Bill – Chesapeake, Va
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Your numbers are interesting and good fun fact to know. But some will look at them oddly only because of where they live. In the Upper Midwest (USA) Bass #1, Walleye #2, Muskie #3, Crappie #4. In the Northeast (USA) Bass #1, Trout & Salmon #2-3. Sad but true, in the Northwest bass isn’t #1 or #2, or even #3. Trout, salmon, panfish (bream & crappie), then bass. Craig — www.yessssports.com
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > 
> I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we > have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a > quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the > time.
I’d love them – but they wouldn’t stay. It’s just not a chipmunk friendly environment yet. Not enough trees. We get big black squirrels – but we never see them. We just know they’re there because we keep finding their walnut caches. I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it. — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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>I’ve heard the chipmunks fight. I like it.
But that SINGING!! And Dave’s such a dork. Cybe R. Wizard — cyber_wizard @ mindspring.com
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> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery!
Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me — Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
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> Thanks for the warning Bonnie. > Just another critter to add to the pond predator list > BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? > Terry in Texas > http://oursecretpond.homestead.com
He finally stopped visiting when I removed the bird seed from the porch. DH was not happy with the patch job I did on the screen, but it keeps the bugs out! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was > causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie > filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought > this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. > So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your > water celery! > Damn! I’ve got groundhogs, but I don’t have any chipmunks to warn me > > — > Derek (www.netcom.ca/~dbrought/pond) > rec.ponds FAQ http://w3.one.net/~rzutt/faq.html
I’ll gladly send you some. They seem to over run the pond area. I think we have three separate families. Have you ever heard chipmunks having a quarrel? They sure do raise a ruckus, but they’re fun to watch most of the time. — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your water celery! — Bonnie NJ http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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Thanks for the warning Bonnie. Just another critter to add to the pond predator list BTW What ever happened to the Red Squirrel ? Terry in Texas http://oursecretpond.homestead.com – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >The chipmunks in my yard were chipping away. I went out to see what was >causing the ruckous. There was a groundhog sitting on top of my veggie >filter chewing all my water celery. Apparently the chipmunks thought >this was their territory and the groundhog was an invader. >So, if any of you live in an area were groundhogs are present watch your >water celery! >– >Bonnie >NJ >http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
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(((((((((((((((((((hugs)))))))))))))))))))) yeah i know the feeling. the one thing i cant bear is if i wind up offline… have you talked to them about splitting the payments? i’ve done that on occasion, it helps a lot… which kinda service have you got too… if its an Anytime type one sometimes you can still get through despite the phone thingy…. email me if you’ve got any q’s…. (uhh… um, thats if you’re reading this…. big hugz and lookin forward to seein ya back if you havent managed to…. rainbowwy stuff & thinkin of ya) hugs m – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > i’m expecting a huge phone bill this week, so i may be off-line till i > sort it > i’m not going off-line now, just maybe when the bill comes, so if i > suddenly disappear…. you’d think, god dam !, he didn’t pay his bill > and they made him "disappear", what the hell kind of phone companies > they got in the UK ???…. what i mean is, if i suddenly stop > posting……thats your cue to have a big party, and start talking > about me….you know, the usual……. bastards ! > ……to the last I grapple with thee, from hell’s heart I stab at > i love ya really 
> Zardos. > — > Don’t dream it, be it > Picture Of The Day At :- > http://www.hispc.demon.co.uk/picoftheday/pic.htm > Self Harm Page At :- > http://www.hispc.demon.co.uk/warning/selfharm.html
– ~~~~~~>><:>~~~~~~ iriXx " you can try the best you can you can try the best you can …the best you can is good enough" radiohead: optomistic
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i’m expecting a huge phone bill this week, so i may be off-line till i sort it i’m not going off-line now, just maybe when the bill comes, so if i suddenly disappear…. you’d think, god dam !, he didn’t pay his bill and they made him "disappear", what the hell kind of phone companies they got in the UK ???…. what i mean is, if i suddenly stop posting……thats your cue to have a big party, and start talking about me….you know, the usual……. bastards ! ……to the last I grapple with thee, from hell’s heart I stab at i love ya really Zardos. — Don’t dream it, be it Picture Of The Day At :- http://www.hispc.demon.co.uk/picoftheday/pic.htm Self Harm Page At :- http://www.hispc.demon.co.uk/warning/selfharm.html
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You come back as soon as you can, you hear? 
{{{{{{Dosman}}}}}} Hugglings, TK Ps. What does FYI sta…. oh, For Your Information,,, Nevermind Ds "Zardos" wrote – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> i’m expecting a huge phone bill this week, so i may be off-line till i > sort it > i’m not going off-line now, just maybe when the bill comes, so if i > suddenly disappear…. you’d think, god dam !, he didn’t pay his bill > and they made him "disappear", what the hell kind of phone companies > they got in the UK ???…. what i mean is, if i suddenly stop > posting……thats your cue to have a big party, and start talking > about me….you know, the usual……. bastards ! > ……to the last I grapple with thee, from hell’s heart I stab at > i love ya really > Zardos. > — > Don’t dream it, be it > Picture Of The Day At :- > http://www.hispc.demon.co.uk/picoftheday/pic.htm > Self Harm Page At :- > http://www.hispc.demon.co.uk/warning/selfharm.html
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