Pinging Severist

facebook.com/severist will get you there.

Yo Steve. Having troubles finding you.

Patrick

NoOp wrote:
> facebook.com/severist will get you there.
>
> Yo Steve. Having troubles finding you.
>
> Patrick
>
>

So did I, I should come up with WindsorFox

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"Ease up on the ko0laid m00nbat!" - L0afy

"WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message
...
> NoOp wrote:
>> facebook.com/severist will get you there.
>>
>> Yo Steve. Having troubles finding you.
>>
>> Patrick
>>
>>
>
> So did I, I should come up with WindsorFox
>
> --

http://www.facebook.com/severist brings up some fool in Bellevue, WA.

I'm on Facebook, but decided to keep the account to extended family, only.
Great way to keep an eye on the far-flung members. I should set up a second
account for everyone else...

dwight

On Jun 8, 6:26*pm, "dwight" > wrote:
> "WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> > NoOp wrote:
> >> facebook.com/severist will get you there.
>
> >> Yo Steve. *Having troubles finding you.
>
> >> Patrick
>
> > * *So did I, I should come up with WindsorFox
>
> > --
>
> http://www.facebook.com/severistbrings up some fool in Bellevue, WA.
>
> I'm on Facebook, but decided to keep the account to extended family, only..
> Great way to keep an eye on the far-flung members. I should set up a second
> account for everyone else...
>
> dwight

That sounds like me... some fool in Bellevue. Been here for 7 years
now.

Steve

"A Guy Named Steve" > wrote in message
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> On Jun 8, 6:26 pm, "dwight" > wrote:
>> "WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message
>>
>> ...
>>
>> > NoOp wrote:
>> >> facebook.com/severist will get you there.
>>
>> >> Yo Steve. Having troubles finding you.
>>
>> >> Patrick
>>
>> > So did I, I should come up with WindsorFox
>>
>> > --
>>
>> http://www.facebook.com/severistbrings up some fool in Bellevue, WA.
>>
>> I'm on Facebook, but decided to keep the account to extended family,
>> only.
>> Great way to keep an eye on the far-flung members. I should set up a
>> second
>> account for everyone else...
>>
>> dwight
>
> That sounds like me... some fool in Bellevue. Been here for 7 years
> now.
>
> Steve

Actually, you'd be a fool if you lived in Bellevue for seven years and
always complained about the occasional humidity. Jean dragged me out there a
few years ago when she had to go out on business, and I found the
Seattle/Bellevue area to be absolutely beautiful (in early April), despite a
constant drizzle. Took a ride down to Ranier, too, and it was the first time
I saw a real mountain up close and personal.

I've spent my entire life here on the East coast, thinking that mountains
were anything 2,000 feet high or better.

http://www.facebook.com/dmunroe is this fool.

dwight

On 6/9/2010 6:40 AM, dwight wrote:
> Actually, you'd be a fool if you lived in Bellevue for seven years and
> always complained about the occasional humidity. Jean dragged me out
> there a few years ago when she had to go out on business, and I found
> the Seattle/Bellevue area to be absolutely beautiful (in early April),
> despite a constant drizzle. Took a ride down to Ranier, too, and it was
> the first time I saw a real mountain up close and personal.
>
> I've spent my entire life here on the East coast, thinking that
> mountains were anything 2,000 feet high or better.
>
> http://www.facebook.com/dmunroe is this fool.
>
> dwight
>
>

How is it your friends do not show on your basic profile page???

On Jun 9, 4:40*am, "dwight" > wrote:
> "A Guy Named Steve" > wrote in ...
>
>
>
> > On Jun 8, 6:26 pm, "dwight" > wrote:
> >> "WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> >> > NoOp wrote:
> >> >> facebook.com/severist will get you there.
>
> >> >> Yo Steve. *Having troubles finding you.
>
> >> >> Patrick
>
> >> > * *So did I, I should come up with WindsorFox
>
> >> > --
>
> >>http://www.facebook.com/severistbringsup some fool in Bellevue, WA.
>
> >> I'm on Facebook, but decided to keep the account to extended family,
> >> only.
> >> Great way to keep an eye on the far-flung members. I should set up a
> >> second
> >> account for everyone else...
>
> >> dwight
>
> > That sounds like me... some fool in Bellevue. Been here for 7 years
> > now.
>
> > Steve
>
> Actually, you'd be a fool if you lived in Bellevue for seven years and
> always complained about the occasional humidity. Jean dragged me out there a
> few years ago when she had to go out on business, and I found the
> Seattle/Bellevue area to be absolutely beautiful (in early April), despite a
> constant drizzle. Took a ride down to Ranier, too, and it was the first time
> I saw a real mountain up close and personal.
>
> I've spent my entire life here on the East coast, thinking that mountains
> were anything 2,000 feet high or better.
>
> http://www.facebook.com/dmunroeis this fool.
>
> dwight

A coworker has a friend here who has spent most of their life in
Florida - I guess she was amazed at what we call hills and that
everything is covered in trees. I've been in this area all my life. I
can put up with the rain (most of the time) for the payoff. The only
problem is they can't predict the weather, which makes planning
outdoor events (drag racing, anyone?) difficult.

Steve

On 6/9/2010 10:13 AM, A Guy Named Steve wrote:
> On Jun 9, 4:40 am, > wrote:
>> "A Guy Named > wrote in messagenews:b2b51e32
>> Actually, you'd be a fool if you lived in Bellevue for seven years and
>> always complained about the occasional humidity. Jean dragged me out there a
>> few years ago when she had to go out on business, and I found the
>> Seattle/Bellevue area to be absolutely beautiful (in early April), despite a
>> constant drizzle. Took a ride down to Ranier, too, and it was the first time
>> I saw a real mountain up close and personal.
>>
>> I've spent my entire life here on the East coast, thinking that mountains
>> were anything 2,000 feet high or better.
>>
>> http://www.facebook.com/dmunroeis this fool.
>>
>> dwight
>
> A coworker has a friend here who has spent most of their life in
> Florida - I guess she was amazed at what we call hills and that
> everything is covered in trees. I've been in this area all my life. I
> can put up with the rain (most of the time) for the payoff. The only
> problem is they can't predict the weather, which makes planning
> outdoor events (drag racing, anyone?) difficult.
>
> Steve

Wait, y'all cancel drag races for rain???

On Jun 9, 11:50Â*am, "<[ss]>xoɟɹospuıÊ�" >
wrote:
> On 6/9/2010 10:13 AM, A Guy Named Steve wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Jun 9, 4:40 am, > Â*wrote:
> >> "A Guy Named > Â*wrote in messagenews:b2b51e32
> >> Actually, you'd be a fool if you lived in Bellevue for seven years and
> >> always complained about the occasional humidity. Jean dragged me out there a
> >> few years ago when she had to go out on business, and I found the
> >> Seattle/Bellevue area to be absolutely beautiful (in early April), despite a
> >> constant drizzle. Took a ride down to Ranier, too, and it was the first time
> >> I saw a real mountain up close and personal.
>
> >> I've spent my entire life here on the East coast, thinking that mountains
> >> were anything 2,000 feet high or better.
>
> >>http://www.facebook.com/dmunroeisthis fool.
>
> >> dwight
>
> > A coworker has a friend here who has spent most of their life in
> > Florida - I guess she was amazed at what we call hills and that
> > everything is covered in trees. I've been in this area all my life. I
> > can put up with the rain (most of the time) for the payoff. The only
> > problem is they can't predict the weather, which makes planning
> > outdoor events (drag racing, anyone?) difficult.
>
> > Steve
>
> Â* Â* Wait, y'all cancel drag races for rain???

Go figure. My Rav4 is AWD, but would probably still get squirrely on
the launch.

Steve

""<[ss]>xoɟɹospuı�"" > wrote in message
...
> On 6/9/2010 6:40 AM, dwight wrote:
>> Actually, you'd be a fool if you lived in Bellevue for seven years and
>> always complained about the occasional humidity. Jean dragged me out
>> there a few years ago when she had to go out on business, and I found
>> the Seattle/Bellevue area to be absolutely beautiful (in early April),
>> despite a constant drizzle. Took a ride down to Ranier, too, and it was
>> the first time I saw a real mountain up close and personal.
>>
>> I've spent my entire life here on the East coast, thinking that
>> mountains were anything 2,000 feet high or better.
>>
>> http://www.facebook.com/dmunroe is this fool.
>>
>> dwight
>>
>>
>
> How is it your friends do not show on your basic profile page???

I'm a very private person. Like I said, this account is for extended family
(and "family" means "relatives"). Wanna be my friend? Try this new one:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/...00001266060421

I'm also a firm believer of separation of church and state. I have a family
account, another for business, and now this new open, public one. I welcome
any and all (within reason and subject to the censors' approval).

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