"D. Schmidt" <MeMyself.AndI@gmx.de> wrote: Hello Group! My family intends to surprise my father in law with a GPS unit for his 75th birthday. Although not the youngest member of my extended family, he is a very active and sportive guy, big hiker and bike tour fan. Also: he loves his gadgets! In my research to find the best unit for his needs I found this very knowledgeable
A note I have written for my wife. She asked. All the $ numbers I use here are based on what I've seen locally or through various online vendors. Possible Father's Day gifts, <wife's , You asked, so here's a list of possibilities. I have no idea how much you are planning to spend, so I'm covering a range here. Shotgun: As I mentioned before, if your goal is
Thank you Ben: I will run a diagnostic, and if it checks out okay, I will remove drive as suggested and see what happens when I bring it there. 3 yr warranty runs out June 5. It was purchased as a fathers day gift for me with the 3 year extended. I would never had taken it, if I was purchasing it myself. I think the kids paid $199 for the warranty. I might be inclined
In article <460859a4$0$3159$ae4e5890@news.nationwide.net>, Mermaid <nightremovespamowl@theriver.com> wrote: my brother had children young... he was 19 when got married and a first child was on the way pretty quickly. His son is now married and having his first child early 20's (with a bit less maturity and grounding than his father I'm sorry to say). Well nephew and wife notified
GOVERNMENT OF THE USA IN EXILE Free Americans Reaching Out to Amerika's Huddled Masses Yearning to Breathe Free Via <prez@usa-exile.org> July 29, 2006 Last Updated: Friday, 28 July 2006, 14:58 GMT 15:58 UK [demime 1.01d removed an attachment of type image/gif which had
