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For the sake of having Google index it I will post the VIZA numbers of Ned Flanders and Rod Flanders from the 2004 episode of The Simpsons entitled “Catch “Em if You Can”.

Ned Flanders : 8525 4941 2525 4158 (Members Since 1/1, Valid Through 12/31)
Rod Flanders : 8525 4941 2525 4158 (Members Since 1/1, Valid Through 12/31)

It seems odd to me that they would use an number that looks like an actual credit card number. Although the VIZA misnomer indicates that the number should begin with the standard 4xxx style number that most VISA cards adhere to. Maybe I just read way too much into The Simpsons. Is that sad or frightening? I’ve never been able to nail it down.

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The guitar chords to “Fly Away” (Lenny Kravitz) are as follows:

A - C - G - D

Play. Rinse. Repeat as needed.

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We came home to our newest catch today. Groundhogs are much quieter than raccoons when they are captured. I’m glad that this is the case, because they aren’t nearly as cute as raccoons. It’s hard to be so accepting of something that is basically a big rat, much less a big, screaming rat. Regardless, this one was a medium sized guy. He probably weighed about 15 pounds and was not happy about being trapped. He had ripped his snout up a little bit from trying to force his way out of the trap which made me feel bad for him. He was obviously scared. He did his best to get away as well. I had staked the trap to the ground and he almost chewed through one of the stakes. Pictures below:

• “Seriously, I hate you.“
• “Mmmmm, stake.“

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Congratulations to Lance Armstrong and the rest of Team Discovery on the seventh Tour win. An amazing feat that most likely won’t be bested for a long time. If any of you haven’t watched a stage of the Tour de France I reccomennd that you check it out next year. Pay special attention to the mountain stages. These guys ride between 100 and 150 miles every day for 21 days. 120 miles through (over) the Alps is something that most of us could never even dream of accomplishing. Here’s to the Tour and all the riders that finished in one piece.

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Does anyone have any idea why Microsoft Excel would display an actual formula rather than rendering a verdict on said formula. Any suggestions would be appreciated. See below

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