DFW Weather Talk
Total Precipitation 2006: 29.75 inches
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Total Rainfall This Year (and it’s not even July): 38.76 inches
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Total Precipitation 2006: 29.75 inches
Source
Total Rainfall This Year (and it’s not even July): 38.76 inches
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3 comments June 29th, 2007
Spices are the basis for flavoring your barbecue. They are many and are everywhere in the world. In days of old they were a sign of wealth. They were traded, and the quest for them has spawned new nations and caused wars. Once you learn how to work with spices, you can make your own spice mixtures, to season your barbecue, and even serve at the table instead of or in addition to, salt and pepper.
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IMDB doesn’t even have a cast listed. Surely ‘The Hoff’ will make a cameo.
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Common sense is hard to come by these days. We’ve created a short list of questions to test your common sense when dealing with average everyday situations. Take the test and we’ll tell you how you compare to the rest of the world.
I did find that one of their questions need updating. Anywho, here are my results:

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Six out of the top 10 shoes on a new police database of footprints left at crime scenes are made by Nike.
Crooks are particularly fond of Nike’s Air Max 95 which topped the list.
GETAWAY SHOES
1 Nike Air Max 95
2 Reebok Classic (Leather)
3 Nike Air Max Limited
4 Nike Air Max Plus 1
5 Nike Air Classic BW
6 Nike Air Max 90
7 Reebok Classic Workout Plus
8 Reebok Classic Ripple 3
9 Nike Tennis Classic/Court Tradition
10 adidas Superstar
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I am so not into hunting . . .Â
One of the more unpleasant chores of field dressing now takes just seconds to accomplish using the innovative Butt-Out Tool. This tool is the fastest, easiest way to disconnect the anal alimentary canal from deer or similar-sized game. Immediately after harvesting game, insert the Butt-Out Tool into the anal canal and twist until it grabs the membrane. Continue twisting another half turn, then steadily pull the Butt-Out Tool out of the canal. Extract 10″ of membrane, tie the membrane off and cut. Its time-saving ease of use makes this the tool every deer hunter needs in his pack.

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A nature lover has saved a catfish that bit off more than it could chew when it swallowed a basketball which just would not sink.
The man saw a basketball bobbing on the surface of a lake in the American state of Kansas and went to investigate.
Much to his surprise, he discovered a flathead catfish that had bitten off more than it could chew by trying to swallow a basketball.
The fish was completly exhausted from trying to dive with its flotsome fare, which popped it back to the surface each time it tried to dive.
The concerned rescuer tried unsuccessfully to free the hapless fish from its unfortunate predicament.
Finally, he and his wife improvised a solution by slashing, and thereby deflating, the basketball.
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From CraigsList
Free 100′ chain link fence with 1 gate. If you dig up the posts and remove the fence it is yours for free.
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“I feel incredibly bad for all the attention this got because of the fact that what I said turned out to be the truth. Like I said it was just a major coincidence, and I will never vandalize anything on wikipedia or post wrongful information. I’ve learned from this experience. I just can’t believe what I wrote was actually the case, I’ve remained stunned and saddened over it…. ”
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While people can knock Wikipedia all they want for its inaccuracies, nobody can deny its sheer volume of information. But which entries get more information than others? Of each pair below, pick the article with the longer word count.* Oh, and no editing the wiki entries to boost your score!  Link

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America’s Next Top Model it ain’t. But this bizarre-looking bat got rave reviews when it recently posed for the camera for the first time.
Scientists found the twisted-faced creature, called the Maclaud’s horseshoe bat, while surveying the highland forests of Guinea in West Africa this spring.

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While some teens use their summers to learn sailing, archery or soccer, Brandon Meadows attends Summer Explosives Camp in Missouri to learn how to use dynamite. “Some people like baseball, others like math – I just like to set off bombs,” he said. “I figure here, learning how to do it properly is better than messing around with it at home, right?”
Meadows is one of 20 teenage campers enrolled in a weeklong explosion camp in the Missouri Ozarks. At the camp, high school students from as far away as Egypt and Hawaii shoot dynamite, TNT and plastic explosives.
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