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Too Busy to know what I’m listening to, just now there is music coming from…somewhere.

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If now is now.

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Ok, I Got One, Just One Problem.

See this topic:

http://www.wiscollectorcar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=17026#17026

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Ooohhhh… Smileys.

Quote:

icon_punk.gif icon_punk. icon_headbang.gif icon_applause.gif downtown.gif downtown.gif downtown.gif downtown.gif downtown.gif icon_scratch.gif icon_scratch.gif jumpy.gif jumpy.gif jumpy.gif jumpy.gif jumpy.gif jumpy.gif BangHead.gif BangHead.gif BangHead.gif blob1.gif blob1.gif blob1.gif blob8.gif blob8.gif blob8.gif blob8.gif

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there is, but I had to remove the modem for a long time for room in the computer to work on.

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Ok This Topic NEEDS to come back to life, so I’ll try to start it;

Well, we have another topic to compete with (please don’t hurt me! crybaby2.gif)

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Dec. 31

1931: Chicago is reported to be “eager to speed the departure of 1931. the year of the depression, and egar to welcome 1932, with all its hope and promise.”

2005: You Have Read A Day In Chicago, I also finished posting it.

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Dec. 30

1903: Chicago’s newest and most beautiful theatre, the Iroquois, catches on fire during a matinee performance.

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Dec. 29

1836: Troops are permanently with drawn for Fort Dearborn, leaving the buildings for use by various government agencies.

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Dec. 28

1888: The City Council grants the Lake Street Elevated Railway Company a franchise or 25 years.

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Dec. 27

1900: the mayor, cheif of police, and other city officials appear before a grand jury and testify that they have no personal knowledgeof the prevalence of vice & crime in the city.

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Dec. 26

1917: The City Council changes the name of Fifth Avenue to Wells Street, effective December 31

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Dec. 25

1865: The Union Stock Yards open.

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Dec. 24

1910; Three thousand Good Fellows deliver dolls and toys to nearly 16,000 needy children.

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Dec. 23

1897: As a result of Montogmery Ward’s fight to clear the lakefront, Mayor Carter Harrison II order the armory north of the Art Institute to be razed.

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