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  1. gypcasino
    He invented a hair straightening preparation too. His hair must've given it away.
  2. gypcasino
    I hadn't heard of it until now, but it looks interesting. It's not exactly similar but I'm a big fan of paperbackswap.com. It's a book trading site. I've turned over about half of my book collection and gotten a whole bunch of new stuff to read.
  3. gypcasino
    Niccolò Jommelli?
  4. gypcasino
    Taint McFadden?
  5. gypcasino
    Come on now. Humor me a bit here people. Nice job. LINK Garrett Morgan was an inventor and businessman from Cleveland who invented a device called the Morgan safety hood and smoke protector in 1914. On July 25, 1916, Garrett Morgan made national news for using his gas mask to rescue 32 men trapped during an explosion in an underground tunnel 250 feet beneath Lake Erie. Morgan and a team of volunteers donned the new "gas masks" and went to the rescue. After the rescue, Morgan's company received requests from fire departments around the country who wished to purchase the new masks. The Morgan gas mask was later refined for use by U.S. Army during World War I. In 1914, Garrett Morgan was awarded a patent for a Safety Hood and Smoke Protector. Two years later, a refined model of his early gas mask won a gold medal at the International Exposition of Sanitation and Safety, and another gold medal from the International Association of Fire Chiefs.
  6. gypcasino
    OK, good. I just moved to Muskego earlier this month.
  7. gypcasino
    For me see BuckyTuba's answer
  8. gypcasino
    You don't have be a Milwaukee County resident do you?
  9. gypcasino
    You'd probably have to have a minimum age though for that one. Say 14 and over.
  10. gypcasino
    No, it's not The Straight Dope guy?
  11. gypcasino
    I'm interested. Day of the week doesn't matter. I can adjust my schedule accordingly.
  12. gypcasino
    Interesting take Jim. Thanks for that.
  13. gypcasino
    I get to have somebody else prepare it right?
  14. gypcasino
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    Re: MP4 to MP3 You need to download a converter program. Try downloads.com. I think you can find one for free. Or for a free trial at least.
  16. gypcasino
    Basically, two areas of Milwaukee are dangerous. It's not the whole city that's dangerous.
  17. gypcasino
    Taint McFadden?
  18. gypcasino
    David Stone Martin?
  19. gypcasino
    Yeah, I don't know. I believe he makes $20 million in salary and I've seen a $15 million endorsement estimate. So $1.8 monthly seems kind of low.
  20. gypcasino
    I'd actually be interested in going. I'll shoot you a pm.
  21. gypcasino
    Mick Fleetwood?
  22. gypcasino
    I've sold tickets too. It's really a grind if you don't know what you're doing. If I added it all up I've probably about broken even. I've had some hits but of course I ended up taking a bath several times too.
  23. gypcasino
    Shaq as big a spender as he is a man "While the affidavit shows O'Neal makes a huge amount of money, $1.8 million in monthly salary, publicity contracts and returns on investments, his routine expenses total $875,015 - a month. Among them: $156,116 in mortgages on three homes (including his $20 million mansion on Miami Beach's Star Island), plus $31,299 in homeowners insurance; $3,345 in phone bills; $1,610 in lawn and pool maintenance; $12,775 for food; $10,065 in electricity, $1,495 for cable TV; $5,000 in car payments (for three cars - he owns at least twice as many); $24,300 in gas; $6,730 in dry cleaning; $17,220 in clothing; $2,305 for pets and $110,505 for vacations." http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/gypcasino/eek2smiley.gifhttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/gypcasino/eek2smiley.gifhttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/gypcasino/eek2smiley.gifhttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/gypcasino/eek2smiley.gifhttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/gypcasino/eek2smiley.gif
  24. gypcasino
    I'm pretty sure that wouldn't be in your boss's best interest.
  25. gypcasino
    Why do they call it a rebate when some potential recipients don't pay any income tax?
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