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Charlie, you got the same notifications that I did, I'm sure. I'll have to contact Steve though. You have any problems with access?Beagle wrote:http://www.valsequilloclassic.net/
Virginias' site is back up after being hacked. Charlie, we have to re-register I think.
It's fixed.Steve's a hell of a guy. Geez..what a pain in the ass that must have been.Never mind, Charlie. It's fixed.
But when they wake up they'll swear you only hit them with a big rock.Charlie Hatchett wrote:Steve's a hell of a guy. Geez..what a pain in the ass that must have been.Never mind, Charlie. It's fixed.
Damn it Beag, where's one of my big ol' axes. I need to whack someone up side the head.
But when they wake up they'll swear you only hit them with a big rock.
Charlie Hatchett wrote:
Hey Boys, I think he's calling us ladies!
Get a rope.
Hey Charlie! Watch it! Betcha I can find a bigger rope and I'm not afraid to use it!
Signed by one of the 'Ladies' of Archaeologica
Yup, Charlie...gotta watch your ass with Michelle.
uhhhhh....uhhhhh...think I'll go stand in the corner... Might be a stock tip here.Claiming a world first for a national government, Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull said incandescent lightbulbs would be phased out by 2010 in favour of the more fuel-efficent compact fluorescent bulbs.
He said replacing the traditional coiled filament bulbs invented by Thomas Edison in the 19th century would cut Australia's greenhouse gas emissions by four million tonnes a year by 2015.
"If the whole world switches to these bulbs today, we would reduce our consumption of electricity by an amount equal to five times Australia's annual consumption of electricity," Turnbull said.
"The climate change challenge is a global one. I encourage other countries to follow Australia's lead and make the switch to more energy efficient products like compact fluorescent light bulbs."
