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“Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place.
Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by
definition, not smart enough to debug it.” -- Brian Kernighan
24 in upstate NY. 18 of us were in the same pre-K graduation picture too. 14 years sitting next to the same kids lets you know them pretty well...
Anthony
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A simple straight forward no frills build, that's my story and I'm sticking to it....or not...
I was in a fairly affluent area that was growing older rapdily.
My graduating class was 400 but the Junior class that year was about 300, Sophomore about 200, and Freshman about 100. The year after the us Seniors left they closed off about half the school and stopped heating and cooling it. There was talk of renting out that part and the rear parking lot as office space. Compared to taking many of my Freshman and Sophomore classes in expansion trailers parked behind the school, that was quite a change.
Mike
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"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
Frequently the justification for doing nothing is the exaggeration of lesser evils.
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Bill D
FFR 3378 - 503 BB, $old and missed
RCR GT40 - 1051P clone, $old
289 FIA currently in work with Mr. Bruce, 331, dual quads, T-5, and IRS http://www.bills289fia.com
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Throughout history, poverty is the normal condition of man. Advances which permit this norm to be exceeded — here and there, now and then — are the work of an extremely small minority, frequently despised, often condemned, and almost always opposed by all right-thinking people. Whenever this tiny minority is kept from creating, or (as sometimes happens) is driven out of a society, the people then slip back into abject poverty.
This is known as "bad luck."
Class of 1964, Johnstown, PA.............750 graduated............I knew maybe 100...........that was back in the day when Johnstown was a steel town like Pittsburgh. They graduate maybe a hundred or so now............
Class of '65 Horace Mann HS. An amazing school. More of a prep school than a public school back then. Very affluent. (my family wasn't)
This was before busing and integration, so we had all the best teachers and didn't have to share. i.e. my sophomore English teacher was a PhD from the University of Chicago. Rode the train to our school every day.
The school closed in 2004 after crack-head thugs and white flight decimated the town.
I wouldn't go there now in an armored personnel carrier.
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Donald Rogus
3733k Stock 5.0, 3:55 gears, 15" Halibrands, '91 donor, Tremec 3550. "Arrest Me" Yellow / Black Stripes.
My car: a lightweight, precision-guided, sledgehammer.
Hazelwood high school - class of 1971 - 1200 in my class - to big for the high school gym, had the graduation at Kiel Opera house downtown.
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FFR #5371 Del 3/06, 302 EFI, E-cam, GT40-P heads, Explorer intake, 65mm TB, 76mm mass air 4 into 4 headers, T5, 3:27's, 3 link, 15" PSE wheels, P/S, P/B, Wipers, Heater, Full width roll bar, Street performer seats, White / Blue Stripes, "WHT-SNK" Legal 4/27/07, over 26,000 miles of smiles!
i did sh!t in math............but got better once i got out of Ranken Tech
we didn't have girls in our school all-boy catholic HS, no girls but the best drugs in St. Louis, i was a proud member of the 39th street stoners.but those days are long past, i never inhaled
should of been about 100 graduate but last day of school 5 got kicked out for smokin weed, lets see 100 minus 5= 95see almost 36 years of carpentry payed off
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"Torque is the grunt
that gets us going, and Horsepower
is the force that keeps us moving"
MK3.1 #6945 her name is Buffy
p/u 04/04/09 roller 08/27/09
start-up Pearl Harbor Day 12/07/10
go-cart Memorial Day 2011
body on 11/11/11 Veterans Day
all legal except paint 02/12/12
372w handbuilt
255. When I graduated there were only 4 traffic lights (green / yellow / red) lights in the town where I went to high school. The city I lived in was across the river and had 1 flashing red light, 1 post office, 3 gas stations and a flea market and that was it. It has grown quite a bit since then.
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Aaron
Still building. One day I just might get to drive it...
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but the best drugs in St. Louis, i was a proud member of the 39th street stoners.
but those days are long past, i never inhaled
see almost 36 years of carpentry payed off
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