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Automatic search bot. A.K.A. spider. Not usually known to cause a spike like that, but I suppose one could if it were programed to do so, such as if it were programmed to attack certain vulnerable IP's.

All-in-all, were not alone. There are many more where these knife laws come from: SEE HERE EXAMPLE: Clawson, Michigan There is a law that makes it legal for a farmer to sleep with his pigs, cows, horses, goats, and chickens. I'm movin' to Clawson and throwin' out the wife!!!! Yeee haaawwww!!!!

that-guy-moe wrote:7:42am? Thats highly unlikely.

moe

Exactly, which is why I posed the question. It's odd, and there must be a story behind it, or it's just an error.

Tom, That knife is beautiful! It's the knife I dream of owning someday. Brass liners/bolsters and briarwood (or similar, don't know specifically what would you used). I love a good grained wood, like you present in your scales. It all stems from my drums, which are African Bubinga. Stunning! I wish ...

Welcome aboard! This is truly a great place.

I didn't think so. It doesn't work well in any language. But it's the only way I can kind of communicate in Italian!

Makes ya wonder, doesn't it? If you don't know, I guess I don't have an answer comin'!

Just curious, because I was not around then.

The biggest day in this forums history was Saturday, December 10th, 2005 @ 7:42 am EST (GMT -5). There were two hundred and fifty one people online.

So, what caused this spike?

The Switchblade Menace In 1958, after a five-year campaign by politicians and the media, Congress enacted a ban on interstate commerce in switchblade knives, which President Eisenhower signed into law. Even the backers of this ban admitted that it would accomplish little in the way of curtailing cr...

This should be a sticky, IMO. I would someday like to craft myself, if I ever get the time. This would be a fantastic resource!

Pienso que su español está trabajando muy bien. ¡Ahora, si podría apenas conseguir a ese latín del cerdo abajo!

Stone cold HOT!!!

Back in the day...I had just started running CNC's. I had to run two. No biggie, but one was English, the other was metric. As an example, one machine offset would be, say, .001, while the other may have been .01. Doesn't seem like much, but in the difference between metric and English, that's a HUG...

¡... y un redondo de tiros!

Molto piacevole! Alito che prende le immagini, grazie per ripartirsi. Spero che il mio italiano sia buono!!!