The FReeper Foxhole Revisits the Profile of Casimir Pulaski - July 3rd, 2004

http://www.paulbrozek.com/pulaskipark_2002/pulaski.htm ^

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LOL Phil. I've got a long list of folks I'd like to see go Cheney themselves.

Thanks for the updated info on the remains and DNA evidence of Pulaski.

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Poor spider boy. Got 7-up for him or do they still do that now-a-days. Always worked for me as a kid.

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A Most Creative Discovery

The students of the College of Engineering at the University of Missouri-Columbia were the first to "discover" that St. Patrick was an engineer.

Little Bit o' Blarney

According to engineering tradition, the discovery that St. Patrick was an engineer began with the excavations for the Engineering Annex Building. During the excavation, a stone was unearthed with a message in an ancient language. This message was translated into "Erin Go Bragh." Although those of Irish descent may recognize "Erin Go Bragh" as "Ireland Forever," the engineers loosely translated this phrase as, "St. Patrick was an engineer." The stone, now known as the Blarney Stone, is an integral part of the St. Pat. festivities. The engineers looked to the legend that St. Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland as proof of his engineering skills. They further credit St. Patrick with the invention of calculus.

More here

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That's the last time I let Snippy pick out baby clothes...

Hey Sam, you helped! In fact if it was the camo it was ALL you. ;-)

Sam, are you trying to say Abigail started this upchucking in the PE family and it's spreading?

[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!!!!

[msdrby]

I gave him some baby aspirin, and checked on him at midnight, 4am, and again at 6:30 this morning. He was fine all three times. Musta been either a 24-hour bug or something he ate that didn't sit right. He sure is healed now :-)