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Nope! When the I moved to Texas, all of my records were forgotten. No loss. I had my CDs which is what matters. :banana:


TPBM has repurposed some furniture over the years.
 
Nope. Still clickin' along just fine after nearly 10 years and tons of use. What kind did you get, @harman/kardon?

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TPBM prefers the old-style CLACKITY-CLACKITY-CLACK!!! keyboard.
 
False. Not anymore. Only a hybrid/city bike right now. But I'd like to get a fat (tire) bike sometime in the future. I always thought they were stupid, but now I can see the merit in them. It'd be nice to have something to ride during the winter when it's snowy outside, as well as maybe doing some cold/warm weather trail riding with one.

TPBM had to look up "fat bike" to know what kind of bike that is.
 
Right now, the 2 feet I was born with is my mode of transportation. Very low maintenance. ;)


TPBM lives in a convenient area to walk to stores, restaurants, etc.
 
DNU:

False. I don't like BBQs (should I be embarrassed about that?)

No, you should not. While I do like BBQs, I generally don't like a lot of popular things like ketchup, led zeppelin, those black vinyl pieces of crap that DON'T SOUND ANYWHERE AS GOOD AS CDS!...and a lot of other popular things. I have no problem whatsoever voicing my personal taste and neither should you. Be the unique person God intended for you to be and do so shamelessly. :thumbsup:
 
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False- (not quite in the sticks, but need to walk at least a mile or more to get to a gas station / convenience store.)

TPBM is expecting hot temperatures outside today.
 
Never hiked on it, but must have crossed it when vacationing to visit the various caverns in Virginia along with the Strasburg RR.

TPBM lives within 50 miles of a national park or monument.
 
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