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For you locals... I've lived in Chicago for about two years. Luckily I've had a job that paid well enough to afford an apartment in Lincoln Park, which is nice and convenient to downtown, but I'm getting tired of the yuppies and trixies and I don't think I'll be able to afford it much longer anyway. I'm looking for a real 'neighborhood' that's reasonably priced and close to public transportation - preferably the Red Line. Also, having a grocery store nearby is important. I need to start apartment hunting soon. Any suggestions?

Or my other favorite source of found poetry: Donald Rumsfeld The Unknown As we know, There are known knowns. There are things we know we know. We also know There are known unknowns. That is to say We know there are some things We do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns, The ones we don't know We don't know.

Allow me to share some of the subject lines in my junk email box, arranged into a poem. You prune of preemption are santa a proficient The or banana, new moon dimple, Gorilla of smartphones gorgeous teens tasting lesbian love

I don't remember trading with anyone on this board....but it has been a long time since I've been on here. It definitely wasn't Minus 5 shows if we did trade.

Now I have another reason to dislike Carlos Mencia. I didn't realize he can this kind of reputation in the comedy community. Mencia's jokes are just plain juvenile and offensive. I guess he's attempting social commentary, but not in an intelligent way like Chris Rock or Dave Chappelle.

Please allow myself to introduce.....myself. Again. I was a member on here a while ago, but on attempting to log back in after a long time I discovered that my username had been deactivated. Use it or lose it, I guess. In fairness, it's been probably about two years since I last visited. I doubt any of you would remember me, but I did reregister the same name and I've uploaded my old avatar. My absence doesn't mean I'm any less of a Wilco fan now. I discovered them around the time of 'Being There' and I can honestly say they changed my outlook on music. Growing up in the south, I ha