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Originally Posted by msv
(Post 14083237)
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Wow, we have really had a big day! |
Originally Posted by cheepneezy
(Post 14082949)
I think the only thing that qualifies would be BLjr's loose tooth drama. I think Plus1 took matters into his own hands and plucked it out.:eek:.
(Sister #1 kept said oral surgeon in business for years dealing with her very, very slow-growing teeth. Dentally retarded, I say.)
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 14082929)
you missed me making the box hungry, and CO1E making the box thirsty!
Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 14083102)
I was at the Brickskeller last nice also.
Off to the Kennedy Center...National Symphony playing, among other things, Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. tjtenor4's parents have never heard it and I honestly don't know how they're going to react. We might have another Paris 1913 riot on our hands. (It's one of my all-time favorites. The final movement, in particular, may not be a conductor's Mount Everest, but it's definitely up there with Kilimanjaro or such. :)) |
Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 14083241)
Very hearty congratulations.
Wow, we have really had a big day! |
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Walked across the Harbour Bridge to Kirribilli for breakfast this morning. While searching on the intertubez for a recommendation in the 'hood I wander past a place and think to myself, "hmmm, this looks nice." Top-recommended place on more than one site. Looks like I've got breakfast plans. |
Originally Posted by mwg25
(Post 14083258)
Sounds like something that happened to sister #2 a long time ago. A baby tooth that was, well, not all that loose had to come out, probably for braces or something, and my dad said he'd give her $5 (which sounded like a fortune, I'm sure) if she could pull it out before they had to go to the oral surgeon (which would have cost $75). I think she proceeded to promptly yank the thing straight out of her mouth. Nothing like a little motivation. :p
(Sister #1 kept said oral surgeon in business for years dealing with her very, very slow-growing teeth. Dentally retarded, I say.) LOL! Off to the Kennedy Center...National Symphony playing, among other things, Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. tjtenor4's parents have never heard it and I honestly don't know how they're going to react. We might have another Paris 1913 riot on our hands. (It's one of my all-time favorites. The final movement, in particular, may not be a conductor's Mount Everest, but it's definitely up there with Kilimanjaro or such. :)) |
Originally Posted by msv
(Post 14083237)
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And posting.^ |
Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 14083265)
Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry9630/5.0.0.591 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)
Walked across the Harbour Bridge to Kirribilli for breakfast this morning. While searching on the intertubez for a recommendation in the 'hood I wander past a place and think to myself, "hmmm, this looks nice." Top-recommended place on more than one site. Looks like I've got breakfast plans. |
I am going to sign off for a while. Fortunately, it is still early enough to get something accomplished.
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I'm having to witness a bit of teen drama. :rolleyes:
When girls get their hearts broken it's a quiet affair. They wish to die, cry in their rooms and play sad songs. BUT When a boy gets his heart broken it's 'damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead'! As in slamming doors, yelling at me and threatening to not play in tonight's soccer game. :rolleyes: My son's girlfriend (that has been too busy for her to let him come visit) is moving to NC to live with her father tonight. Of course she calls him this afternoon to tell him the news. |
Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 14083276)
I am going to sign off for a while. Fortunately, it is still early enough to get something accomplished.
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Originally Posted by sfogate
(Post 14083280)
I'm having to witness a bit of teen drama. :rolleyes:
When girls get their hearts broken it's a quiet affair. They wish to die, cry in their rooms and play sad songs. BUT When a boy gets his heart broken it's 'damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead'! As in slamming doors, yelling at me and threatening to not play in tonight's soccer game. :rolleyes: My son's girlfriend (that has been too busy for her to let him come visit) is moving to NC to live with her father tonight. Of course she calls him this afternoon to tell him the news. |
Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 14076564)
I have had CO do this. This year. The changed segment was not a Y/B/A fare.
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msv, congrats on the 5k
Originally Posted by sfogate
(Post 14083280)
I'm having to witness a bit of teen drama. :rolleyes:
When girls get their hearts broken it's a quiet affair. They wish to die, cry in their rooms and play sad songs. BUT When a boy gets his heart broken it's 'damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead'! As in slamming doors, yelling at me and threatening to not play in tonight's soccer game. :rolleyes: My son's girlfriend (that has been too busy for her to let him come visit) is moving to NC to live with her father tonight. Of course she calls him this afternoon to tell him the news. |
Originally Posted by sfogate
(Post 14083280)
I'm having to witness a bit of teen drama. :rolleyes:
When girls get their hearts broken it's a quiet affair. They wish to die, cry in their rooms and play sad songs. BUT When a boy gets his heart broken it's 'damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead'! As in slamming doors, yelling at me and threatening to not play in tonight's soccer game. :rolleyes: My son's girlfriend (that has been too busy for her to let him come visit) is moving to NC to live with her father tonight. Of course she calls him this afternoon to tell him the news. |
Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 14082665)
200,000.
Viva la Box! |
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