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+ Sat, October 30

Fallen Where They May Lie

In the morning, with wrecked blood red bodies and still-gleaming silver instruments of war fallen where they may lie, it was clear to the locals that a mighty battle had befallen the countryside during the night.

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1 → John Beal  –  (Oct 30 2004,  2:49 PM)

Geez guys, I don’t know what to say.  Perhaps “I wish I could have been there.” or “Let’s do it again and then some at Skanksgiving.” Yes, I think those will suffice.  Dude, do I ever miss home.

2 → p. burke  –  (Oct 30 2004,  2:55 PM)

!

3 → Eric  –  (Oct 30 2004,  4:07 PM)

I love our backyard.

4 → Hols  –  (Oct 30 2004,  8:16 PM)

AMAZING picture

5 → Kelly  –  (Oct 31 2004, 12:11 AM)

That sentence, in conjunction with that picture, exemplifies exactly why I love you so dearly.

6 → debashis  –  (Oct 31 2004, 10:39 AM)

wow.dstruction at its finest. I’m glad that I contributed to it

7 → pd  –  (Nov  1 2004,  1:16 AM)

On the far left you will see a traffic cone on its side.  We still have no idea why a traffic cone appeared.

8 → Evan  –  (Nov  1 2004, 12:33 PM)

I am also very glad to have been a part of that. I’m also glad that next year we’ll be living NEXT DOOR to you and won’t have to walk as far :-).

9 → matt  –  (Nov  1 2004,  1:55 PM)

and  in a year we can all say, “I WAS THERE and so were you and you and you”. now get out there and vote damnit!






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