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Title: 2005
Post by: TwT on January 01, 2005, 12:59:30 am
IM THE FIRST TO POST IN 2005


HAPPY NEW YEAR


ITS 12:00 AM AND THE CLOCK ON THE WEBSITE SAYS 2:59 LOL
Title: 2005
Post by: Jerrymac on January 01, 2005, 05:45:56 am
Clock on computer says 3:44 am CST. I guess I'm the second poster for the year.
Title: 2005
Post by: BigRog on January 01, 2005, 07:23:49 am
Happy New Year


Must be getting old
I slept through it.
Title: Re: 2005
Post by: Finman on January 01, 2005, 10:21:37 am
Quote from: TwT
IM THE FIRST TO POST IN 2005, IM THE FIRST TO POST IN 2005  


HAPPY NEW YEAR




HEY can you stand  the facts  , you posted 2004!  

Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 11:59 pm     :shock:

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Title: 2005
Post by: Jerrymac on January 01, 2005, 11:25:06 am
Then I am officially the first!   HAhahahah
Title: 2005
Post by: TwT on January 01, 2005, 02:36:26 pm
Oh NO , I was first i was watching the ball go down and made the post then  after the 12:00 am, well the first in the USA . bahahahahahahaha, but who care  :lol:  :wink: HOPE EVERYONE HAS A GOOD YEAR TO COME .
Title: 2005
Post by: Sting on January 01, 2005, 06:04:07 pm
Happy New Year everyone!
Title: 2005
Post by: beemaster on January 01, 2005, 09:02:58 pm
65 Degrees today - sunny and very warm, probably a new high temp record! I'm thinking a record for Jan. 1, but I haven't heard yet :)

I go back to work at midnight for 5 nights, then a 5 day weekend, so 2005 is starting out pretty good here, I only help nature stays as kind to the devastated people around the globe who suffered so much in 2004. If this year is worse than the last (weatherwise) I think we may be seeing profitic events that may just mean that man has reached his stay on this Earth.

I think God will be kinder to the animals, it's the smartest animal that ever lived on this planet who has caused grief to God, not the creatures further down the brain train.

Again, God Bless the Earth and all its inhabitants - may we see a rainbow at the end of simpler storms and I hope that the elections in Iraq go smoothly, not for the ungratful iraqies who make the headlines, but for the peacekeeping force that are always in harms way, so that a government elected by the people will somehow take control and allow us to return home as soon as possible and with the least casualties possible.

I just pray that the wicked haven't saved their biggest and nastiest weapons for the elections, they should all blow-up in their own faces long before they are in an area where innocent people are effected. If God plans on cleansing the wicked from the Earth, I hope he descriminates, at least long enough for most of us to see that we are indeed not all that bad, just a product of our times.