SilvrT
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Which directly translates to "THE MEXICAN UNITED STATES" .... hhmmmmmmmm isn't Texas included in that? check this out... http://www2.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html
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I emailed the government...here's their response. Mr. xxxxx, Identification requirements, for domestic US flights, may vary from airline to airline. Therefore, please contact an airline of your choice to determine exact identification requirements for flifhts within the United States. Regards, Emergency services Division / Direction des services d'urgence (CNE/KK) Consular Affairs Bureau / Direction générale des Affaires consulaires Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade / Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Commerce International 125 prom. Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1A 0G2 Government of Canada / Gouvernement du Canada Tel 1 800.387.3124 or/ou 613.996.8885 Fax 613.943.1054 Email/Courrrier sos@international.gc.ca
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I'm starting this thread because the other one is getting so long and because I have a specific question. We know 2 things are true... 1. If we fly to the US, we need a passport. 2. If we drive to the US we DO NOT need a passport. So, IF we drive to the US, can we then hop a plane (in the US) and fly to somewhere else WITHIN the US without a passport? Has anyone done this?
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I bought a pair for my '85 back around 2000...seems to me I recall paying around $400.
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WE have become the adults our parents warned us about!
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Jeff... nothing... but nothing will cause you or anyone else to stop smoking if ya don't put your mind to it. At least that's my feeling and for me, it's working but keeping focused mentally is not always an easy task. It's like you have to have this other "little voice" inside your brain telling you stuff (LOL... skitso's have that all the time). When you get the urge to have a smoke, somehow the voice tells ya... "NO". The pills are only there to assist and cut down on the number of occurences of the need for the little voice LOL gawd... I think I'm going crazy...gimme a smoke!! NO!
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yes, it does have side effects, that being one of them but not everyone experiences the same side effects or to the same degree. I rarely feel sick to my stomach unless I've eaten a lot of spicey stuff. One of the other side effects is dreams... normally I don't dream...or at least I don't remember them. Since taking Champix (funny that it's spelled differently in Canada), I've been dreaming like crazy...most are quite vivid. That doesn't bother me. Too bad you had to pay so much. I have a prescription plan through my wife's medical insurance. It costs me only $19 per package of 2 weeks supply.
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I would wait to see what improvements/changes there are. Chances are there will still be some new 2008's available when the 2009 comes out (assuming 2009 will see a 3rd gen)
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Kewl... that's great hank... I thought about a pipe...even smoked one many years ago (was more of a novelty) but I've just come to the point where I don't even like the taste of tobacco anymore....even those flavoured cigarillos. ummmmm...what kind of pipe tobakky ya usin?
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If neither is a problem, then I challenge you to leave it.
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Funny... I recall saying those exact words..."I'll never quit..." Yes, please... do tell how good they are!
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Interestingly enuf, Webster's is from the USA... Webster's Dictionary is the common title given to English language dictionaries in the United States, derived from American lexicographer Noah Webster. Wikipedia... American may mean: A person or attribute of the United States of America A person or attribute of the Americas, the lands and regions of the two continents of the Western Hemisphere A person or attribute of the indigenous peoples of the Americas
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Kewl... I went there and "did my thing". I'm just going into my 5th week as a non-smoker! It's great!
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"public" ..... what is the meaning of that word when it is associated to urinating? Are you in "public" if you're standing in a back alley and no one else is around? Are you in "public" if you're standing on the side of a highway in the middle of the desert and you can see 10 miles in any direction that there is no one else around? If you are, then why is standing at urinals next to 4 other guys in a men's room not considered public?
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This may be a convoluted idea but it's coming from my brain so that should be enuf explanation LOL. It's my feeling that the reason the Microsoft OS is so prone to viruse's, spyware, etc, etc is because the whole bunch of them are in cahoots with each other. Microsoft, the anti-virus program companies, the developers of viruses & spyware, the developers of spyware removers, the developers of Windows "cleanup" utilities, etc, etc. They are all "connected" because they have found a way to get rich off us unsuspecting consumers. As far as I'm concerned, the whole bunch of them are the biggest organized "crime" syndicate there is and they are all ripping us off and doing it legally! Am I the only one who thinks this way?
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Yes, sorry to be hijacking the thread -but- One might say I'm the exception to the rule but I don't think so. I've had my PC for 6 yrs. I've only upgraded 2 things... the hard drive (coz I needed more room) and the video card (coz I needed more power for certain games). Other than that, it's still rippin along, is still quite fast, and I have no plans to replace it. I chose an AMD processor instead of Intel and I am very pleased. As for the cost, the original unit (excluding monitor, keyboard, mouse) was $1074 including Windows XP pro. Some might think that a bit expensive but I had it custom built and chose a very high-end motherboard. Working with PC's all the time, I have seen many, many systems still in use after 5 or 6 yrs and many of those have not had any upgrades. There's nothing wrong with PC's per se`... where the big problem is, is with Microsoft's operating system. One thing I have noticed though and that is that Windows XP has outlasted all other Microsoft OS's coz it's still available on new PC's and still supported and having had experience with every version including Vista, I would choose XP any day. sorry for rambling....
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Good comparison....and I'm not disputing the fact that MAC's are good.
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heck, even Canucks between 16 & 30 don't know those answers!
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y'all is whut yer now called... ain't it?
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...and passports can't be fake??? if a D/L or a birth cert can be made up on a computer, what's to say a passport can't? Now, I'm not totally up on this subject so someone enlighten me please... Once it becomes mandatory for Canadians to have a passport to enter the US, will it also be mandatory for US residents to have a passport to enter Canada?
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I just looked at your profile... it's no wonder you're confused... your just a young 'un !
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Since we're on the topic of "North America", why is it that only the folks in the USA are referred to as "Americans". There is North & South America...if we live in either, are we not an American?
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Kit, you crack me up!
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Ahhh yes, when our PC's screw up, we'll all run out and buy a MAC.... yeahsureright! just ribbin ya.... MAC's definately are good but the interesting thing is... hardly anyone ya know has one!
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Want to really confuse a "young" store clerk? Give them $20 bill for a $4.67 purchase, wait untill they've rung the $20 in and then hand them 17 cents!