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Running through a sliding glass door that you could have sworn you opened just two minutes before.

Only takes a few dumbshjts and azzholes to ruin it for everyone.

Not looking forward to that white stuff this year.

Congrats on your Silver Anniversary.

Very nice craftsmanship.

Excellent price on the XD. Ditto on Canyon Creek.

Welcome to the forum sloopy. Nice to see you too Knight.

Outstanding accomplishment! Congrats.

Great looking reloading room.

No showdown unless Michigan can do something with their offense. At this point I'm wondering if they will even get past I.U. Unfortunately, Ohio State is playing like a well-oiled machine.

What my father started me with. A excellent choice for someone just starting out.

Very Nice.

The changing of the guard. Alonso pays tribute to Schumi Sunday October 22 2006 A gracious Fernando Alonso has paid tribute to the retiring Michael Schumacher. After a contentious and occasionally bitter fight for the Drivers' World Championship, the Spaniard secured his second title at the Brazilian GP by taking second place. The tension-filled race marked the closure of Schumi's F1 career with the German delivering a stunning fightback to take fourth place. "It has been very close," admitted Alonso. "I think it was good to fight with him. I always said that to become champion when Michael on the track was valuable than when he retired. I was extremely lucky to win the last two championships he raced in. "We all wish him the best for his new life. For us, it has been a pleasure to race with him." The Sao Paulo race also brought the curtain down on Alonso's career at Renault with the 25-year-old moving to McLaren as the sport's youngest back-to-back champion. Speaking on his own race Alonso was naturally extremely pleased with the whole weekend. "It is an unbelievable feeling," he remarked. "The position in the grand prix doesn't matter. The important thing was to win the Championship - and we did it." "It's been a fantastic weekend. "It was a very good race for us. I only needed a point to become champion, and I was ready to help the team become constructors' championships. "These points were good enough for me to become champion for a second consecutive time. It's a great feeling." Alonso's Renault team boss Flavio Briatore also paid tribute to Schumacher following his amazing drive at Interlagos. "I think today we have to show great respect for Michael Schumacher, because what he's done today will go down in the history of F1," Briatore told RAI television. "He was flying. I don't know what he had but he was literally flying. "We've won a difficult championship against an extrememly difficult rival, Ferrari, so congratulations to them too for keeping the title open even too much."

Congrats on the continued success.

More like life is grand.

Why does Indiana University even have a football team.

One of his hands could cover both of mine.

What a great photo. Keep them coming.

That is really good.

We can learn alot from our kids.

That is a great photo!

And I do.

Vette.

Congrats to both of you.

Perhaps a long shot, but I have to pick Roger Sherman in Production.