[DSRTRDR]

Originally Posted by semlin

i think i'm gonna send you guys a pm now...

I got it - will answer tomorrow - gotta run now.....

[surfpig]

Originally Posted by Jman

Think I'll Netflix all three.

My son needs something other than romantic comedy. Although Enchanted was pretty funny.

Originally Posted by yooper

I need to watch Enchanted. I've heard good things. Mrs. yooper saw it with one of the dottirs in the theatre and loved it.

We watched that on Friday...

[Mars]

40 pages of ketchup.

Disgusting.

[Mars]

Supercharged 94 Land Cruiser

Wowie...look at this...

Might be a good deal.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by rachel1027

I find myself planning a lot more than actually doing

We have something in common.

[stinkyfj60]

Driving done, workout complete, showered... Now off to the library.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

[grrlscout89FJ62]

I gotta say... for a chain, Fleming's makes some fine steak.

I'm STILL thinking about it.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

Double yes.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by Mickldo

dieseldog 733

Mars 580

yooper 501

srplus 438

Rezkid 367

Jman 344

surfpig 307

stinkyfj60 304

DSRTRDR 288

semlin 276

Mickldo 256

Finally made top ten

Fawk DD is a whoring animal!

[Mars]

Originally Posted by yooper

chatty fuckers. ™™™™™™

True.

[Mars]

I'm selling our old POS mower on craigslist. What should I list it for? What's TUT think?

[Mars]

Originally Posted by srplus

Fox Searchlight - Once - Official Site for the academy award winning song and info on the movie... worth renting the movie and listening to the song.

Oh...noice. I watched that a couple months back. Good tunes...

[Mars]

Originally Posted by yooper

You have to like corn, and how it's prepared makes a huge difference.

If you're willing to try again, try rinsing it well and then sauté in butter until it starts to brown and then just add a little salt and pepper and eat it while it's still hot.


Mmmm, hominy.

The wifey make cornbread with it. I don't know exactly what she does...but its frickin' good stuff.

She also puts bacon in it...

Talk about a heart attack.

[srplus]

Originally Posted by Mars

I'm selling our old POS mower on craigslist. What should I list it for? What's TUT think?

If it runs: $49.99.

[srplus]

Originally Posted by srplus

If it runs: $49.99.

Do not forget to list the caveat:


Will negotiate higher price.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by surfpig

Buncha short fuckers...

No kidding...



I'm 6'-4"

[Mars]

Originally Posted by yooper

Hot or not? Watch for the finger wagging...

YouTube - Delta's New In-flight Safety Video

The face is a bit gnar gnar.

I bet in person she's delish.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by stinkyfj60

I am actually trying to see if I can get a date with a real Suicide Girl. She is in NM

Originally Posted by stinkyfj60

I doubt if anything will come of it, but...... I have to at least try

Keep us posted.

[surfpig]

Originally Posted by Mars

40 pages of ketchup.

Disgusting.

It's criminal, I tell ya!

[gladly]

Originally Posted by srplus

I may be using IE 7 for the last time... It went skrewey again! Lost the status bar at the bottom and the entire top with favorites, edit, vies, address line and links. I think it might be some new feature since they come up when the mouse is hovered in the area. I double checked to make sure Yahoo or Google had not made the changes and then just went into FireFox.

Originally Posted by srplus

There are a couple of things I don't care for about Firefox.

some sites just don't load well on firefox, get the ietab extension, it works great

[Mars]

Originally Posted by Mars

Dbt!!

Hey...it werked!

I gots a blackberry...didn't know I could TUT on it until this weekend. This could be disastrous.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by ChaseTruck

After three days under either of the two trucks (but mostly the '40... ) it was time to get out for a bit. Plans were cut short to a highway cave-in/landslide that prevented us from getting where we wanted to go, detour via desert trails closed due to overcrowding of the desert in that area acc. to the friendly Ranger. So it was just blacktop, and here's what we found by the side of the road, thanks to a wet winter season:

[gladly]

Originally Posted by Mars

I'm selling our old POS mower on craigslist. What should I list it for? What's TUT think?

if you don't get 50 bucks it's not worth the hassle IMHO

[Mars]

Originally Posted by Jman

Smegma.

w3rd.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by Jman

I have quite a story to tell, but wont tell until I'm catsupped.

[gladly]

Originally Posted by valentine

I've been using firefox for the last month or so.. I like all the extras. It does seem to load pages slower than IE7 though.

weird it's a lot faster for me

[Cube Dweller]

Originally Posted by yooper

You have to like corn, and how it's prepared makes a huge difference.

If you're willing to try again, try rinsing it well and then sauté in butter until it starts to brown and then just add a little salt and pepper and eat it while it's still hot.


Mmmm, hominy.

Or cooked with pork and spices and service with raw chopped onions, aka pesole.

:drool:

[gladly]

Originally Posted by yooper

dites-moi pourquoi
je n'aime pas les lundis
dites-moi pourquoi
je n'aime pas les lundis
je n'aime pas
je n'aime pas
je n'aime pas les lundis

dites-moi pourquoi
je n'aime pas les lundis
dites-moi pourquoi
je n'aime pas les lundis

je voudrais abattre...e....e
toute la journ....ée

I think othergladly was humming that this morning too...

...as she headed off to work

(the kids and I tried not to gloat about our extended break though)

[Mars]

Originally Posted by Jman

Warning: some sad content follows.

So, we spent the weekend visiting 's HS friend. This is her oldest friend, known each other for 35 years. Last summer, there was a family tragedy--her 5 y.o. son was run over by a truck. Nearly died, wound up *only* paralyzed--limited use of hands. It's been 7 months since the accident, but things have been so hectic, this is the first time she's felt in control enough to have us visit. In that time, she's dealt with the tragedy, found the best program for her son, moved with her son to that city, kept her job by working half-time, kept the insurers footing most of the bill by giving them a Powerpoint presentation about her son's recovery and the settlement they expect, shuttled her daughter to and from their home town for weekends, and somehow kept going. And on top of it all, the stress of this has put an end to her marriage. Oy.

Anyway, the weekend was great, actually. Hectic, but great. While we were there, her son came down with the flu. So, the first two days were mostly us and her daughter, while she looked after her son. The girl obviously is glad to have the company of my daughter, and enjoys the museum, the hotel pool, etc., but I could tell she was a little at odds having fun without her family--they're never all in the same place anymore, it seems.

So, this boy is in a wheelchair, he's got a tracheotomy, and he has the flu, but today he was up for taking a stroll along the waterfront. I was informed that the womenfolk would be staying put and talking, and I would have all four kids on this walk. So, here I am accompanying this 6 year old boy, in his $22k wheelchair, along a half-mile route full of ramps, gangways, piers, etc., with an 8 foot drop into the harbor, with no railing. The kid is racing ahead, woozy from the flu, and wanting to go all over the place to see the ducks. And all the while I'm thinking "If he goes over, I have to jump in after him immediately because he's going to sink like a stone and will need to have his seatbelt unbuckled to get to the surface, and fuck the wheelchair; if someone else goes over, they're on their own because I need to stick next to Captain Pike here to make sure he's not the next one in; oh, and just how do you perform CPR on someone with a tracheotomy?" So, anyway, we go the half-mile, turn back at which point his batteries drain, so I have to push him back, up and down all those ramps--and he and the chair weight about 250+ lbs.

Anyway, we got back, and I told her how the walk went, including my worries about him falling in the water, the narrow pier we went out on, etc., and she was all "Oh, that's okay, I'm glad he had fun." She's gotten to the point that she's fine with an high element of risk, as long as her son enjoys himself.

So, at the end of our trip, we drove her daughter back home to NJ, and dropped her off with her dad. She obviously was glad to see him, but sad to see us go, and sad that her mom and brother were 200 miles away.

Soooooo, I am fine with my life right now.

Good on ya for giving them some time.

Sad story about the kiddo...