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Name: Karl
Country: Panama
Birthday: 11/14/1982
Gender: Male


Interests: car watching, coin collecting, matchbox car collecting, toothpick collecting, listening to gospel quartet and bluegrass music, playing the organ, no-clutch shifting, being cold
Expertise: covering both ears at once with the same hand
Occupation: Operations
Industry: Other


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MSN: kab_mckeeth@hotmail.com


Member Since: 6/1/2003

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Wednesday, January 04, 2006

Heeheehee. Speaking of the Rose Bowl, everyone should read this:

http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/pranks/rosebowl.html

Pretty awesome.


Sunday, June 12, 2005

Hmm, well, this is kind of random. I'm posting! I'm actually at Jason's house in Kansas. We have had a great time so far, driving through California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas. Thursday we are planning to drive to Denver, and then on Friday we are hoping to drive from Denver through Utah, Arizona, and Nevada to California and get to Santa Clarita late at night. Or maybe early Saturday morning. Anyway. I like it here in Kansas. Although it is a very very strange feeling for everything to be so flat, and to look at the horizon and not see any hills or mountains or ANYTHING. Except grain elevators. Big ones. They are really cool. But it's kind of reassuring in a way. There's some kind of comfort in knowing that there are lots of people and many, many acres of farms between you and the rest of the world. Anyway. It has been raining much more than usual in Kansas the last few days. Today while we were at church all the rooms in the basement filled up with water. The carpets are all wet and everything. So we spent all day moving things out of the water that were in boxes on the floor. The carpet will need professional cleaning. Ok, that's it for now

By!

Karl


Tuesday, March 08, 2005

Alright, I have to tell some good jokes.....

Dr. Button told this one in Cryptology today:

A mathematician and an engineer were riding in a train and they passed a herd of cattle in a field. The mathematician glanced out the window and said, "There were 438 cows in that herd!" The engineer replied, "Incredible! How did you do that so quickly?" The mathematician replied, "Very easy. You just count the number of legs and divide by four!"

Probably the most famous mathematician joke:

A mathematician, a biologist and a physicist are sitting in a street
cafe. They see two people going into a house across the street. Time passes. After awhile they notice three persons coming out of the house. The physicist says, "The measurement wasn't accurate." The biologist says, "They have reproduced." The mathematician says, "If now exactly 1 person enters the house then it will be empty again."

And one I just discovered that is very very good:

The Flood is over and the ark has landed. Noah lets all the animals out and says, "Go forth and multiply." A few months later, Noah decides to take a stroll and see how the animals are doing. Everywhere he looks he finds baby animals. Everyone is doing fine except for one pair of little snakes. "What's the problem?" says Noah. "Cut down some trees and let us live there", say the snakes. Noah follows their advice. Several more weeks pass. Noah checks on the snakes again. Lots of little snakes, everybody is happy. Noah asks, "Want to tell me how the trees helped?" "Certainly", say the snakes. "We're adders, so we need logs to multiply."

And one very enjoyable non-mathematical pun:

How do you know when it's raining cats and dogs?

When you step in a poodle.

Masterful!

P.S. Oh, hey, here is a math pun!

Q: What is non-orientable and lives in the ocean?
A: Möbius Dick... 

Oh, hey, I just thought of one! Here goes:

Suppose ε < 0 .  HAHAHAHA! HA! HA! Hee hoo hooo heehee heh. Whew!

:)
 


Saturday, February 19, 2005

Just for the record, this is Slaves by Trade, a quartet that Jason and I started this year. Among the songs we sing are several This Hope numbers, and Jason (Hunt) and Randy (Rankin) have each written a song that we are currently learning. So, if you need some special music at your church or anything else, give us a call. We had some terrific opportunities to serve the Lord and minister to believers last year, including performing at Chorale concerts, and we're looking forward to new things in the future. Thank you for your prayers, those who remember us to the Lord!


Wednesday, February 16, 2005

So, I have an idea: What if skin color didn't exist? What if black skin, brown skin, and white skin weren't real? They would just be a pigment of our imagination!



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