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mine is a blueberry turnover or a croisant =D

I find it odd people will spend more than $40 for shoes but i pay 70$ of more for good slippers. Im not a hippy or anything i just grew up my whole life wearing slippers and never owned a pair of shoes until middle school. My feet arnt messed up in any way (which i attribute to slippers =D ). Just tell me any thoughts you have about guys who wear slippers.

Im not mad or trying to offend anyone but every time i read answers to a question its from an athiest point of view.

I would think that in this section that it would be the opposite, where there is alot of religious and spiritual people.

on my pandora account my radio stations play good songs but they always play the live version of my favorite songs. is there any way to make it play the original version of the song???

i have to restore my ipod touch because my co worker reset the password when he was using it (wont tell the pass to me). I am currently on my computer which has no apps in the library and all my apps on my itouch is on my dads computer, i need to know how i can put the apps that are on my itouch currently and put them on my computer so i can re install them when the restore is done. any suggestions are appreciated.

When I go to my passcode lock on general options to open it say I have to enter my old passcode. When I do that it says I have the wrong passcode even though I'm 100% sure it's the numerical passcode (the same passcode works in other features fine). How can I make it so I can access my passcode lock options

when i open up info on my computer and look at my video cards it says ati raedon x300/x550/x1050 series and then it says another by the same name but it says "(secondary)" right after it. Does this mean i have dual video cards?, if so how can i use them because i can barly run gmod on low settings and i need to use as much of my computer's potential as possible. The computer is a dell dimension e510, the processor has hyperthreading which might have something to do with it.

i have an old desktop from 2001 that hasnt been used for quite a while (sitting in storage) and when i plug in the power cord in the back a green LED on the back lights up, but when i push the on button the light goes out and nothing happens. I looked this up a little and it says that usually the problem is that the main power switch somewhere is not turned on but this desktop dosent have a main power switch. any idea how i can get this working or whats wrong with this?

%75 of the time i print something through open office it works but once in a while ill try to print and the file will just sit there and the printer will do nothing as if i never told it to print, it has nothing to do with power, ink, paper etc. ive checked all that, i cant understand why this happens.

My 1998 ford mustang gt has this annoying problem, the right rear speakers are always making this buzzing and whirring sounds that match the revving of the car. If i go over a speed bump it makes a deep and VERY loud thud sound. I know that the previous owner really messed around with the electronics and sound system and thats probably the cause of the problem.

i was trying to download skype and when i downloaded the setup and start it, it ask me what program i want to open it with and i choose adobe reader 7.0 which is the only one available and when i do it opens a window and says "this file is damaged or is not a supported file type" and when i search for solutions it recomends to download the newest version, when i do i can download the setup but when i open that it does the same thing as other programs and setups asking what i open it with and i choose adober reader 7.0. When i try to open adobe reader by itself it says i need to set association which looks like its set correctly. How can i get this working?????

all i know is that it is a small (about the size of a half dollar) 1938 FDR medallion. On the front theres a picture of FDR facing sideways, on the back is a picture of the US mint. i cant find nothing on this on the interwebs.