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3 + 5 = 8

5 * 7 = 35

women reach theirs at 35.

T.F. North 43, Tinley Park 35

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greatest interstate highway in america

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HOOS, I-35 thru Austin is just plain hideous.

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(35 double-Ds)

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Name: Kristin Therese Klein
Nickname: Kris, K-Squared, KK, K-Deuce,CeeCee, Krissybooboo, Kleiner, Little Palucho, Hot Deli Mama
Hometown: OP represent! Orland Park...the golf capital of the world?
Major: English/hopefully secondary education.
Squad number: 35...woo woo!
3 songs that best represent you: Forever and Ever (Randy Travis), Strawberry Wine (Deanna Carter), and "Spectromagic"- the theme of the Magic Kingdom.
Favorite movie: My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Remember the Titans, Monsters Inc, New Kids on the Block live and in concert.
Saturday Night Live skit that represents you: Rosanne Rosannadanna..." it just goes to show ya, its always something!" But nothing's better than watching Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze do the Chippendale's dance, wouldn't cha say?
Most memorable party experience: Harassing someone for going pee pee by the garage, and it turned out to be someones Dad. Eh, my bad.
It's 5:30 am on Saturday; what do you order from Aunt Sonya's? Pigs in a Blanket all the way baby! But the omlettes are definitely deece.
It's 11 pm on Saturday; where are you? Partyin' it up with my saxes! Where are YOU?
If you were stranded on an island and could only bring 5 things, what 5 things would they be? A radio, my scrapbook, a bucket and shovel combo (to build sandcastles of course), a large hammer (for coconuts of course), and one of those huge pool rafts.

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DON'T DO IT, SRG!

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35.

-- The Reverend, Wednesday, March 19, 2008 9:15 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

F5.

-- cºzen (Cozen), Saturday, September 11, 2004 3:58 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

F5

-- GARU G, Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:02 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

THE ME GRAN CAME IN

-- GARU G, Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:03 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

no, I said 'F5.'

-- cºzen (Cozen), Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:03 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

ME GRAN WANTS TYO KNOW IF YOUD LIKE TO DO A POO IN HER FANNY DO U WANT TO OLBIGE

-- GARU G, Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:04 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

'F5.'

-- cºzen (Cozen), Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:05 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

FLANGE SYRUP MIXED WITH POOS AND WEES FROM A FRESHLY VIRGINA GRAN?

-- GARU G, Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:09 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

Is this one trick pony part of the Scottish one-liner massiv?

-- Markelby (Mark C), Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:12 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

PRADON

-- GARU G, Saturday, September 11, 2004 4:13 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Link

:D

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HOOS, I-35 thru Austin is just plain hideous.

-- libcrypt, Sunday, March 9, 2008 4:38 AM

yeah its a mess but its a mess i luv

I'm 35 mos preggers.

77 totally stole 35's thunder.

totally dud35

The HP-35 was HP's first pocket calculator. It was introduced at a time when most calculators (including expensive desktop models) had only the four basic functions. The HP-35 was the first pocket calculator with transcendental functions and the first with RPN.

Based on marketing studies done at the time, the HP-9100 was the "right" size and price for a scientific calculator. The studies showed little or no interest in a pocket device. However Bill Hewlett thought differently. He began the development of a "shirt pocket-sized HP-9100" on an accelerated schedule. It was a risky project involving several immature technologies. HP originally developed the HP-35 for internal use and then decided to try selling it. Based on a marketing study, it was believed that they might sell 50,000 units. It turned out that the marketing study was wrong by an order of magnitude. Within the first few months they received orders exceeding their guess as to the total market size. General Electric alone placed an order for 20,000 units. As a result, they later had to warn people to expect waiting lists in the Hewlett-Packard Journal. This was an unusual situation for HP. While many companies advertised calculators months or even years before you could buy one, HPs were normally available the day the first advertisements appeared.

The early versions said only "Hewlett Packard" on the faceplate and inside HP the product was simply called "The Calculator". Bill Hewlett suggested naming it the HP-35 because it had 35 keys. Later as HP developed more models, "35" was added to the faceplate. The HP-35 and probably the entire HP pocket calculator product line was the sole result of a visionary CEO who chose to ignore the market studies and produce what he felt that engineers would want. His view of the market was that if the engineer at the next bench liked it and thought it would make his job easier, then it was worth doing. The HP-35 was developed in two years, at a cost of approximately one million dollars with twenty engineers. At the time, three to five years was a typical HP development cycle.

totally dud35

this operates on so many levels