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The Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial Country Club is just about a month away. M-Audio's AV 40 speakers turned out to be more to my liking. Perhaps your lost luggage is here. Would a color by any other name appear as sweet? The saga of SGI is apparently so sad, it needed to be written about twice: 2009 and 1997. The T&P Tavern and Grill is open for business. The Animation Treasures blog. Celebrate Armed Forces Day at NAS JRB Fort Worth. Bacon cuts steel; film at 11. Ace your next eye exam by making your own eye chart ahead of time. This brings new meaning to the phase Twitter plug-in.
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3 comments:
I've always been impressed by the power of bacon; however, could bacon have saved SGI?
Perhaps if SGI had released a machine named Bacon, that would've sparked their sales. Or maybe eating bacon every day would have strengthened them.
More importantly, by what twisty interweb path did you find this?
I followed the Twittery interweb here. Bacon, second exit.
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