I hate the stupid things.
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The existance of eBay rekindled an old obsession^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hpassion. I occasionally read alt.horology but spend most of my time on a mailing list I run. I used to read timezone.com.
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| PLANTS
Anything with chlorophyll. |
I can grow anything. Mostly.
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I mostly listen to CBC radio, but there's some stuff I really like.
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Cars I've known and love. And hated.
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| HOUSE
Home repair and rennovation |
We live in a nearly 200 year old house. It's amazing how much you learn about fixing houses when you live in one this old. Like you have a friggin choice.
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I've been keeping aquaria since 1974 and had something to do with very early usenet aquaria newsgroups and mailing lists in the '80s. About the only thing I read any more is the crypts mailing list I run and the livebearers list on aquaria.net. I read aquabid a lot for my fish "fix". I did a couple of killi websites in the '90s. Point of trivia the killifish mailing list I (still) run was the first tropical fish mailing list on the internet and killi.net and aquaria.net were the first two tropical fish domain names ever registered. I think mark Barnett's fishlinkcentral was the third. It was easy to kep track of them back then there were none, then there were a very small number.
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| MOVIES
We'll always have Paris. |
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I'm not big into clocks really, I prefer watches. But I came across thins Jefferson goldern hour and I'd never give it up. I bought it as junk, plugged it in and it's kept pretty decently accurate time ever since. Amazingly all parts are still available for these things (2007) although mine hasn't needed any so far.
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We had about the cheapest electricy in North American here in Ontario, then the government privatized it and now we pay 3X as much despite using less every year; and then there's the price of oil... my casual interest in alternative energy sources has been piqued.
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Snakes are cool. No, really.
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There's not much point in just putting recipes here, they're all over the internet. But there are recipes that are no longer online and for those that don't grok archive.org they've been brought back from the dead here.
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