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Sam Ruby
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Updated: 12/1/2002; 10:23:08 AM.
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Sunday, November 24, 2002 |
Ben Hyde: I suspect you could bankrupt a [Vegas] hotel by dumping a little Ritalin into their water treatment facility. By the way, apparently the Alexis was built in 1985. But it did have a number of classic touches that you don't see very much any more. Things like a timed sun lamp in the bath room, separate hot and cold faucet handles on the shower (along with a retrofitted waterpick head), and a bottle opener screwed into the wall - you know the types that used to be on coke machines when coke came in glass bottles with tops that didn't screw off. And if you are too young to remember, just think of the scene in Back to the Future.
1:34:59 PM  Comment
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Ugo Cei: I think there was too much focus on the trees and too little on the forest. Submit a patch.
1:21:06 PM Comment
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