:D I think everyone should start calling it Spongelodeon. They really should rerun other, you know, shows that are good. It would be nice not to see:
NOW: SPONGEBOB
NEXT: SPONGEBOB
LATER: SPONGEBOB
IN FACT: WE'LL JUST LET YOU KNOW IF IT'S NOT SPONGEBOB.
Can someone post what product code they're using to enable the update?
It can be changed in Phoenix and it sounds like that may be the key to updating it, though I haven't tried mine yet.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 16:50:37 -0700 (PDT), Kalmia
wrote:
I pre-rinse my dishes before I put them into the dishwasher and when I
run the cycle, it's "quick wash". I've used rinse and hold once or
twice but I couldn't tell you the difference between that and quick
wash. I've never used pot...
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But that is different than making a relish with celery in it. Just a
pineapple and Jello don't mix, could there be some reaction between the two
when placed in a jar for preservation?
thinking of a new smartphone with new service.
was looking at the T-Mobile Dash, its at a good price now but dont know if I want to commit to T-Mobile for 2 years.
hey
ive recently picked up cingular service with teh w600i. it seems like an ok phone, but the swivel seems a little questionable. i am just a little rough on phones and am debating whether to switch to the black razr which might be more durable in terms of flip function. and also the 6682...
Hello everyone,
I want to switch from my Verizon plan when my contract is up in a year or so (I think), to a GSM carrier (Cingular or T-Mobile). Like the title says, what are some good tri-/quad-band phones that are easy to unlock (i.e. some special unlocking code) so I can later on use it...
On 3/10/2011 5:59 PM, Janet Wilder wrote:
Thanks Janet, I will give nutmeg a try. I believe Goomba also mentioned
that. I bought fresh nutmeg when I was traveling, but for some reason, I
do not use it very often. I do like it, what I dislike is when people
use too much cloves.
Becca
The thing is, that most networks cap the limit of multiple texts that it will string together... It can be 1 text (as in, just a single text and no support for multiples), but in a lot of cases I've seen it being as low as 3. For most networks it's 5.
There wouldn't be a lot of point in Google...