Some things aren't worth the regular or extended warranty because the shipping will be as much as a new product. A 21" monitor cost me $165 to return for warranty. You should always keep in mind the weight versus cost of a product.

Another product that I learned the hard way was a laser printer. Paid $149 for the printer and when I went to buy another toner cartridge, it was $149. I bought another printer for $149 that the toner cartridge was only $67 to replace.

Also, beware of Brother inkjet printers. They clean the printer head every so often and use a lot of ink doing this. I got 4 faxes over three months and it was out of ink. I pitched it for a different brand that doesn't use ink to clean itself.

I munch on a few crackers in the morning and eat dinner at 8pm. Tonight I'm late. Still eating.

The dots are there for a reason. When they get married the husband rubs it off to find out if he has won a carry-out, a motel or a drive-thru.

Just be careful. Remember Eull(?) Gibbons? He tried to screw mother nature and look what happened to him.

About ten years ago I was at the dentist and he was smoothing the tops of my teeth for a better bite. He dropped the drill and the bit punctured my eyeball. Very little blood, but it imbedded an eyelash in my eyeball and bothered me for months until I went and had it removed. The bastard dentist made me pay the $49 office visit. Needless to say I didn't go back to him.

The government.

They are like sheets, but let's just throw them out and buy new ones.

They're also like diapers.

Politicians and diapers have one thing in common. They should be changed regularly and for the same reason.

Damn Yukon Jack.

Southern Ohio.... 72° and getting a break from the thunderstorms. More to come. Lost power for 6 hours this morning.

"Linda" by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. The yodeling version.

Blanchester, Wilmington. Clinton county.

Politicians and diapers have one thing in common. They should be changed regularly and for the same reason.

Rarely have I had a woman lead. It's exciting!

I can see a few holes in these tips.

1. The underground stays pretty much at 55-58° so the time of day really won't matter.

2. If your fuel tank is made of steel then letting it remain empty will cause it to rust from the inside out. Air is humid and the constant heating and cooling during the day and night will condense water on the inside. A plastic tank will still condense water but will not rust.

3. This might be the only good tip to watch out for. Not only is there sediment (usually caught by the filters) and water being stirred up, but in the summer the fuel would be warmer than the underground and you would theoretically be getting less fuel. This would not be the case in the winter when the fuel is colder and more dense.

Do I worry about this? Hell no! I use about 150 gallons of diesel fuel a month. I worry about price only.

I think what he meant to say was Chevy trucks are out to lunch.

Wish you the best. If there is anything you need, don't hesitate to ask.

Got some in my fridge you can have. Been there for a few years tho. I guess I'm not a fan.

"The Easy Way to Quit Smoking" by Alan Carr. $14 delivered from Buy.com.

I bought it, read it and then looked up an saw that I had 3 cartons left so I waited till I was out and stopped. That was 32 days ago.

I cheated the first day and took one hit off of a butt. The first weekend (days 7 & 8) were tough but I got thru them. Now it doesn't bother me at all. I've been in bars (I'll never say where) and around friends and customers that smoke and it just doesn't bother me.

Some things I've discovered are;

I can smell things now.
I notice that I have BO in the morning.
My right thumb and index finger aren't yellow anymore.
I don't cough anymore.
I am saving $100 a month. KY has cigs for $16/carton.

Here's a couple of things that may help you stop.

Self hypnosis. When you go to bed at night, relax your whole body and repeat in your mind over and over. "I will never smoke again." I am a non-smoker."

Remember if you have just one more cigarette you will have to start all over again.

The average smoker will spend $100,000 dollars on cigarettes in their lifetime.

Every time you have a cigarette, think about how nasty the taste is in your mouth. Nobody ever lit up their first cig and said, "gosh, this tastes good".

The revelation that you will never ever smoke again will come after five days to three weeks. For me it was about 9 days.

I have told very few people that I have quit. Nobody in my family knows. I'm not sure why I'm doing this.

I hope this helps you and if you have any questions, feel free to email me.

Would he kill you to keep from going to jail?

Webe having that problem, too. Maybe we need a socializer so everybody can get together.

How about northeast of Cincy? Is that close enough?