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Lee Stewart 12-21-2022 04:38 PM

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markinnaples 12-21-2022 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1608773)

Interesting. I have an acquaintance who owns a business for medical MJ where they connect patients with doctors, manage their applications for Med MJ, monthly appointments, etc., for $50/month. Last I heard, he had about 15K patients who pay that a month, so he's doing OK.

flyingn 12-21-2022 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by njsteve (Post 1608301)
Brings back great memories of law school. I had a criminal law exam and the one extra credit question was in three parts: Provide the real names of the Three Stooges. (you actually have four possible correct answers for the three names).

I went the extra mile and gave the professor all four names. :-)

Moses "Moe" Horowitz, Larry Feinberg, Jerome (Curly) Horowitz, and Samuel "Shemp" Horowitz.

also curley Joe

flyingn 12-21-2022 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by muscle_collector (Post 1608445)
i owned this car for a few decades. so here is the trim tag on the 71 gto 455HO that was ordered right after the judge option was dropped and it had stripes and rear spoiler on the phs. it was a special paint orbit orange (which was a 70 color). the cowl tag has - - for the paint code and i never knew what it was but if you look close you will see numbers stamped at the bottom of it. i posted it on a forum and a guy informed me that those numbers were the paint formula for orbit orange. wow learned something new that day. phil mitchell now owns this super rare car.

Is this the car with the black nose? If so, it is a Judge. The last one made

Lee Stewart 12-21-2022 06:08 PM

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I do love tomatoes. In salads, on sandwiches or just as a side dish - raw of course. But these are not how the original tomatoes looked like.

Modern tomatoes grow up to 100 times larger than the tiny ones first cultivated by Andean people thousands of years ago. Tomatoes' pea-sized predecessor still grows wild in Ecuador and Peru.


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Lee Stewart 12-22-2022 05:09 AM

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Lee Stewart 12-22-2022 05:09 AM

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Lee Stewart 12-22-2022 05:09 AM

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Lee Stewart 12-22-2022 05:10 AM

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Lee Stewart 12-22-2022 05:10 AM

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