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9 Comments on "Buy Avalide Without Prescription"

David Cho
01/07/2007 at 11:22 pm Permalink

Wow, you stud. 15 miles?
Tink
02/07/2007 at 1:26 pm Permalink

15 miles?! You put Hoop and me to shame. We feel accomplished if we walk a few blocks.
EN
02/07/2007 at 1:54 pm Permalink

Common sense and probably design were the key… What would be the point of sending a message if there is no capability on the other side to receive it? you made a logical decision that made perfect sense.

You would however need a miracle had you opt for door number 2
Mike Young
02/07/2007 at 8:24 pm Permalink

David: Yep. That wasn’t quite half my normal ride. But it was enough for that day. Ugh!

Tink: Too funny! That’s okay, though. I get winded walking in our backyard. It doesn’t help that our backyard is a mountain. It’s a fun climb, though.

Etay: I think if I had opted for number 2, I’d have needed an ambulance.
EE
03/07/2007 at 9:09 am Permalink

Oh shush, you KNOW I would have come picked your ass up… (once I answered the phone…snort…)

In all seriousness though, does make you think!
EN
03/07/2007 at 3:13 pm Permalink

Good the battery on the cell phone was charged
Mike Young
07/07/2007 at 7:54 am Permalink

EE: I believe you. I’m just glad it didn’t come down to that.

Etay: I always take my cell with me. The battery isn’t the issue, though. It’s the thought that there’s too many dead spots on my route. Sometimes the entire back road is dead.
EN
10/07/2007 at 4:12 am Permalink

You gone quiet on us all of a sudden…
What happened, a tongue got your cat?
Mike Young
13/07/2007 at 6:22 am Permalink

Etay: Gee, I hope not. No. Just been busy with the new business. Lot’s of paperwork to read through and then file and then get back to investors. Then got a board meeting coming up next week.