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Do you know if they offer waxing?

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my 2 cents The technique you describe would slow me down, not speed me up... At that point, the head is very, very sensitive, and including it in the stroke is very painful, then quickly numb. The occasional flick across is great, but more contact than that, ouch. I'd suggest sticking to the...

depends I cook with cover until the last 45 mins (retains moisture), then cover off to brown. Keeps the breasts moist (we all know how important that is...)

blue blazer I bought a nice Ralph Lauren single-breasted lightweight wool blue blazer for under $200 at Sears (don't laugh), on sale for 2/3 off... If you hit a sale, good clothes (not made to measure obviously) at great prices. I've had it a year, and it's wearing well.

Just N of Shepard and Yonge Armando's. 4864 Yonge Street, North York. Armando is the cook; amazing food, inexpensive... love the mussels. MMMMM... now I have to go there for supper on the weekend!

North York Steve's Restaurant, 3788 Bathurst (just N of Wilson), west side. Back bacon special is wonderful....

Chewie! Get back in the Millenium Falcon!:o

Best car - '91 Nissan Maxima; 320k km, only did std maintenance, plus batteries and tires. Could tow 2,000 lbs, looked great... I miss it. Worst car - '82 Plymouth Horizon TC3 - looked like a VW Rabbit, which I should have bought instead. I still have respect for the 2.2l engine and...

a trillion visually If you stack $1,000 bills six inches high, it's a million dollars. If you stack a trillion dollars of $1,000 bills, it would be 500,000 feet high. Space begins at 100,000 feet.:eek:

some of us are happy in our own skins, and if our hair thins, that's ok with us? Those who aren't ok with it, are very shallow, and it's good to find out before giving her the house? <wink>

option 2 Think Patrick Stewart, Telly Savalas, etc.

and everyone's favorite: MPs, MPPs, etc... many don't have degrees.

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and If it's currently in an RRSP, if you cash it, and take it out of the RRSP, you pay tax on both the original amount and interest.

for the financial side consider using a mortgage broker (unless you're buying cash, of course :D ); I've used one for the last two condos I've bought, and they're worth every penny of costs (usually picked up by the mortgage company).

the obvious answer is... http://youtube.com/watch?v=sdaRuTwWl9I&feature=related

ditto, Judy at 386 Bank In Ottawa visiting; used to live around the corner from 386 Bank. Saw her Wednesday. Very good hard massage, actually had to ask for a little less pressure (first time I ever had to-perhaps I'm becoming a wimp). Full hour, no interuptions, found her upbeat, and her...

Two goodies "Beauty Tips from Moose Jaw" - Will Ferguson - ISBN 0-676-97644-1 - humourous views on a series of travels within Canada, trying to finish the statement, "Canada is..." The beauty of the book is that it is a series of almost stand-alone chapters (I'm currently on "St. John's is...