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I'd kind of like to see something proving that Asian hardwood story. My husband builds furniture and from my knowledge, our KC humidity is good for the American cherry he uses. That said, I'm thinking that many Asian countries are quite humid too. The Asian hardwood humidity story sounds sort of im...

The sign on the top left of this one says "HOME KILLED MEATS"?  Mmm mmm.

FangKC wrote: Meek's Market (location unknown)

staubio wrote: North Kansas City Community Center.

I walked through there once; it's a nice facility but it's pretty crowded because they're so cheap.  Good option for someone with weird hours though, who can avoid the rush times.

I was just giving you a hard time. I understand that sometimes circumstances dictate -- but no decent gyms? Scott Fitness? What does it lack? Scott Fitness is decent and I go there since I live downtown.  But if we're comparing it to what's available "down south", that puts Prairie Life i...

Here's what you do when it's 1951 and SimCity hasn't been invented yet.



http://strangemaps.wordpress.com/2007/1 ... anno-1951/

I was afraid they'd turn the DB building itself into a condo.  Future residents would then be dismayed to learn the history of some of their units.  "Your bedroom is exactly where the old leather shop was, how neat."  Blech. 

Gladstoner wrote: Mine is for sale if you're interested.

Old Ford Galaxies don't count!

KC0KEK wrote: Is any city SOL?

Solomon, Alaska.

http://www.world-airport-codes.com/

Although, I typed that city name into google earth and don't see a runway or much of anything else...it's closer to Kamchatka than it is to Anchorage.  So perhaps the abbreviation is an apt one.

After a multi-year battle to get their airport code changed to something other than SUX, Sioux City has reversed course and made it the center of a new marketing campaign.  The airport's full name is Sioux Gateway Airport.  The FAA offered the city 5 alternatives at one point...all were rejected:  G...

DaveKCMO wrote: kiva says the owner is:

LAUGHTER DONNA J-TRUSTEE
2119 W 116TH ST
LEAWOOD, KS, 66211

Leawood!  I know that would have been my first guess.  HQ of the criminal elements.

Kansas dogs being shipped off to Boulder, CO as part of the "Rescue Waggin'" program. http://www.kansas.com/static/slides/PhotosoftheWeek/images/092107wooftab_mb2%20copy.jpg It was too cute not to share.  Although, I'm probably violating the spirit of the thread since they aren't actually ...

So, here are the same photos but on my own forum, which despite being of more antiquated pedigree, happens to not be a worthless steaming pile of shit when asked to accomodate more than a few maladroit, hackneyed opines of the dithering lumpen gaggles of the nuerolytically destitute. Muahahaha.  Ni...

Are you sure you're not just thinking of the 8th Street Tunnel?

http://forum.kcrag.com/http://www.kcrag ... 50#p279650

Yes, the BMA Building/One Park Place is hideous, in my opinion. I also sorely dislike the the Vista Del Rio/The View, both the highrises at 31st and Broadway, the old folks home at Meyer and Wornall, the IBM building just north of Union Station, and that huge government building near 13th and Oak/L...

910penn wrote: I have been smoking since the age of 13 and am now 24, quitting this addiction is the hardest thing I have ever encountered.  You cannot judge people with this addiction if you do not understand it.

One of my friends who used to smoke, seems to be having luck with Chantix. 

That takes a lot of work. and a crew of some very good artists to accomplish. The only question though. Did they do the playdough in the streets of NY or did they do it in a studio in front of a green screen and superimpose the image onto the shots of NY. They moved a bunch of pieces made of modeli...

GuyInLenexa wrote: The A380 flew over the Wichita airport yesterday.

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/34178/118/

Video of the Wichita flyover:
http://www.kansas.com/static/video/100407airbus/

GRID wrote: The technical skills behind that photo is more complicated than you think.

Speaking of NY and photographic technical skills...

http://bravia.sony.eu/bravia-html/playdoh-thead.asp

chrizow wrote: i don't suppose you could tell me if it says anything alarming (or positive) about the 2008 VW Jetta and Passat or the 2008 Benz C300?   :)

C300 requires premium gas.  Something to check into for some of the other higher end cars you've mentioned too.

could have sworn you said you drive a trailblazer back in one of the bickering SUV-hating threads about parking.  my mistake.  i shouldn't spend that much money on a car either, but it's awfully tempting. In my experience it's funner to think about the purchase of a new car, than actually doing it....