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I saw this musc video in a Doner shop in Heidelberg Germany in 2005. A few years later I googled it and found nothing. I am almost certain that the chorus was someone repeating the word "Bitte" (Thank you) a few times but that could be wrong. All I really remember is the video was several people standing side by side holding up cardboard? signs that they would flip to show both sides and they may have had writing on them. This has to be wriong because google gives nothing, but in my head the chorus is: "bitte bitte fur ein oh"

Got out of the swim and the guy next to me mentioned his swim seemed slow. He speculated the course was long. I finally got around to checking my watch and it recorded 2158 meters. 2 other people had very similar distances. I actually did a decent job sighting this time, so I do think the course was off.

Are they usually more accurate with the distances? I'm surprised the distance was so far off.

I want to write some custom queries for finding items/gear. Does anyone know of a complete classic database that is available for either downloading or querying remotely?

#SaveTheCrew announced that it accrued 12,330 pledges for season tickets. We've gotten a little bit of news stating that sales are going well, but I would like to know how many people followed through with their pledge. Are they going to publish season ticket sales numbers at some point in the future? Does anyone have any insight as to where the number is currently?

Anyone know where to find Dratini in Columbus these days?

I broke a window in my old house. I got the Sash out just fine and need to replace the glass. How do I procure the correct size piece of glass? Or is cutting it myself doable? Answers for both solutions would be appreciated.

I am a software developer now, and back in hig school I was an 83+ enthusiast. I learned how to write simple programs using TI-Basic but never did anything with assembly. 15 years later I am curious about how those games that only ran on MirageOS were written. I know they were considered "assembly", but why was mirageOS necessary to run assembly programs? I tried googling and can find no resources or explanation.

I'm removing plaster and lath to install cement backer board and tile in my bathroom. On one wall I am only partially removing the plaster so I need to somehow make a clean cut and merge the two. I can't find the right words to Google this, can someone help me with advice or links? My main questions I have are: does the lath need to be cut along a stud and how can I avoid cracking the plaster that will be left?

Has any kind of a schedule been published for when the different "patches" will be activated? I'm not familiar with how Kronos released content, so if someone could explain to me what to expect that would be great.

I have a quarter sized red cyst on my neck. I have no family doctor and would like to get this thing cut open and drained. Should I go to urgent care? I think I could wait a few days and find a family doctor. But they will just refer me elsewhere. Will urgent care be able to cut it today?

There are 2 kinds of speed records for the A.T.: The Fastest Known Time, and the Self-Supported Record.

The Fastest Known Time is held by the individual who moves his or her body from one Terminus to the other the fastest.

Self-Supported has more strict rules about not having friends or family help you. There are probably other rules, but for the scope of this argument it is unnecessary to list them.

Stringbean moved his body from one Terminus to the other the fastest and also did so while following the Self-Supported Rules. Therefore he holds both records. To argue anything else is pointless. Please feel free to cite articles that disagree with me because I would like to contact t

Can anyone find me a complete schedule for btn league of legends? Google is failing me, i believe they started playoffs, so a bracket and schedule would be awesome. Thanks

Is there a community site for community developers to discuss things now that the code and development is open source?