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12-Oct-2009, 06:01 AM #31
I have no problems with my PC, so far.

Will the Administrator(s) ban me from this forum, as soon as they know it?
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12-Oct-2009, 09:27 AM #32
That you have no problems? of course not, a lot of people just hang out here for the fun of it.
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14-Oct-2009, 01:08 PM #33
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That you have no problems? of course not, a lot of people just hang out here for the fun of it.
Too late.
I just unscrewed completely my computer.

Then I tried to assamble it again, but the result was a citrus-fruit squeezer.
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14-Oct-2009, 02:25 PM #34
Hey that's cool, time to visit Florida, see if they have any fruit on sale
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16-Oct-2009, 04:51 PM #35
Hello and welcome.
I am a Heinz57 person. My heritage goes back across many seas to England, Holland, France, Scotland, Ireland and points not yet uncovered plus two Native American Tribes (Cherokee and Tuscarora). I am an American Born and raised in Upstate New York. But byond that, what counts the most is that I am a HUMAN BEING who cares about everyone regardless where they come from or what they did or do!! I also am a family man, having raised 8 children (5 boys, 3 girls) and now have 20 grand-kids and 1 great grandchild.
It is the legacy I want to leave them knowing who their ancestors are/were and what they did. It gives one a sense of belonging. Now I know why adopted persons want to know about their birth parents. Only took me 63 years to figure that one out!!

And, yes, I am related to Wild Bill Hickok (James Butler Hickok): 5th Cousin 5th Removed!

Anyways again Welcome to the TSG!!
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27-Oct-2009, 01:35 PM #36
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Hey that's cool, time to visit Florida, see if they have any fruit on sale
Good idea: I promise I'll consider it.


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Hello and welcome.
I am a Heinz57 person.
Is this a good thing? a bad one? a disease? a multiple personality disorder that leads you to think in 57 different ways?


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My heritage goes back across many seas to England, Holland, France, Scotland, Ireland and points not yet uncovered plus two Native American Tribes (Cherokee and Tuscarora). I am an American Born and raised in Upstate New York. But byond that, what counts the most is that I am a HUMAN BEING who cares about everyone regardless where they come from or what they did or do!!
Excellent!


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I also am a family man, having raised 8 children (5 boys, 3 girls) and now have 20 grand-kids and 1 great grandchild.
You win. I had a vasectomy after the third child (2 girls, 1 boy). The older daughter is almost 13, so I don't expect to become grandpa very soon.


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It is the legacy I want to leave them knowing who their ancestors are/were and what they did. It gives one a sense of belonging. Now I know why adopted persons want to know about their birth parents. Only took me 63 years to figure that one out!!
I wonder what will I be figuring out in 20 years.


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And, yes, I am related to Wild Bill Hickok (James Butler Hickok): 5th Cousin 5th Removed!
I just understood who Wild Bill Hickok was, thanks to the Italian version of Wikipedia.
Removed... what does it stand for?

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