Its driving me bonkers
1 posted on
11/12/2005 7:24:36 PM PST by
al baby
To: al baby
and now it's driving me bonkers as well. :-)
I have no idea. where'd you find it? There are usually clues there
2 posted on
11/12/2005 7:28:09 PM PST by
Lloyd227
To: al baby
A Marijuana Leaf/Christmas Tree Hybrid?
3 posted on
11/12/2005 7:29:10 PM PST by
rwilson99
(South Park (R)
To: al baby
Its just a head shot of a stoned sperm whale. I"m guessing its "Greenpeace" code for "party time."
To: al baby
To: al baby
Its driving me bonkersI thought you were already bonkers???
Sorry I have no clue what it is, so...
BTTT
6 posted on
11/12/2005 7:30:17 PM PST by
ChefKeith
( If Diplomacy worked, then we would be sitting here talking...)
To: al baby
9 posted on
11/12/2005 7:31:11 PM PST by
Howie66
("America will never seek a permission slip to defend the security of our people.")
To: al baby
It looks like this---
But I must have brain-freeze.
15 posted on
11/12/2005 7:34:08 PM PST by
scott says
(MSM=Morons Spouting Misinformation)
To: al baby
The logo is for Kimberly Clark. If you look at it, you can see a forward and a backward "K", and you can see a forward and a backward "C" also. Thats my guess.
16 posted on
11/12/2005 7:35:00 PM PST by
GregoTX
(The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.)
To: al baby
Its driving me bonkers
And where did you see it?......
Kimberly-Clark Announces Third Quarter Results
3Q '05 Sales Rose 6 Percent to $4.0 Billion; EPS Before Unusual Items Were 95 Cents, an Increase of 9 Percent vs. EPS From Continuing Operations in 2004
Company Expects Full Year 2005 EPS Before Unusual Items to Be Within the Range of its Previous Guidance
DALLAS, October 24, 2005 - Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NYSE: KMB) today reported that sales in the third quarter of 2005 were $4.0 billion, an increase of 5.8 percent over the prior year and a new quarterly record. The improvement was driven by volume growth of about 4 percent along with currency benefits of nearly 2 percent. Diluted net income of 68 cents per share decreased 22 percent compared with income from continuing operations of 87 cents per share in 2004. However, excluding charges related to competitive improvement initiatives for streamlining the company's operations, earnings before unusual items in the third quarter of 2005 rose 9 percent to 95 cents per share. This was in line with the company's previous guidance (94 to 96 cents per share) despite higher-than-expected energy costs and direct expenses from Hurricane Katrina that totaled approximately $15 million before tax, or 2 cents per share.
18 posted on
11/12/2005 7:41:56 PM PST by
deport
To: al baby
19 posted on
11/12/2005 7:45:59 PM PST by
Michael Goldsberry
(an enemy of islam -- Joe Boucher; Leapfrog; Dr.Zoidberg; Lazamataz; ...)
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