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Marie5656;804863 wrote: Boredom has a whole new meaning right about now.

Marie :-6

For some reason that line just cracked me up

It's lovely to see you again :-4

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<t>I've always loved the song by Pearl Jam called "Better Man". It's a snapshot of a woman in a bad marriage who feels she can't do any better than what she's got. It's a searing look at somebody's pain :-1 "Better Man" Waitin', watchin' the clock, ...

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It's not yet here in Massachusetts, Acc. I wonder if it's hit the East coast yet :-3

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Marie5656;804861 wrote: Hope you made enougfh for everyone here.

Marie Baby :guitarist

You are always welcome at my table

and at my home :-4

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<r>along-for-the-ride;804539 wrote: The sexual preferences of any member here is really none of my business. But, MusicLover,since you have announced yours, all I have to say is that you be happy in your life, treat your partner with dignity and respect, and practice "safe" sex. I would say this to ...

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<t>spot;804856 wrote: I'm glad you had fun and impressed them Cher, it sounds like a good evening. Did you serve anything to drink alongside it? Are you kidding? :p We started with Bloody Marys and shots of Southern Comfort (not for me, though!) and moved on to either Shi...

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<t>Tan;804852 wrote: Interesting! Isn't it! I'm all for legalizing prostitution -- as well as gay marriage (which is legal in my home state of Massachusetts) -- but I do think that things operate on a sliding scale here. I don't think that heroin or meth or sho...

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<r>Hello My Friends :-6 I just finished cleaning up (it's pretty close to midnight) and I poured myself a nice drink and sat down in front of my computer <E>:)</E> The evening went so well -- I'm happy to say all the effort was very appreciated! Most of the food went home in "d...

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jones jones;804654 wrote: no no warning label ...

only a heart full of love!

Jj:-4

So there is no lust involved?

I think life is better with both of them :guitarist

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<t>A big thank you to Jimbo and WCubed -- I love you both :-4 You know, part of the reason I do this every once in awhile is to *push* myself. I get bored easily, and I need to set up new challenges for myself. It's a really good feeling . . . even if I don't succeed, I'm alway...

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<t>Accountable;802935 wrote: This thread cuts right through me, not being able to just come right over. Wow, Acc, you summed it up quite succinctly (as usual). Brian, looks like you've got plenty of shoulders to lean on here in the Garden :-6 I am honored to be...

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<r>I truly appreciate all of your kind responses. I've been in the kitchen for the past few hours and was so happy to see your answers to me. I'd love to feed you all and get you very drunk :p Carolly, Carla, Kazalala, Kathy Ellen, Choco, Chonsi :-4, Cars, Pink Chick, BSQuared ...

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<r>I'm attempting a 'classy' dinner party this evening -- it's only for seven people, but I'm hoping they'll walk away saying, "Isn't Cher something! What an incredible evening!" Here is my menu: Appetizers: Pesto & cheese triangles, Carmelized onion pizza, Bacon & brow...

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<r>Hey Pink Chick I totally understand where you are coming from. I am a BIG "I love you" person. To hubby, family and friends -- even Buster <E>:)</E> Unfortunately, hubby's response is usually, "Ditto, wifey". He says that he never says it first because he never ge...

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I'll never forget the April 1st, 1997 snowstorm that dropped over 20 inches of snow in 24 hours in the Boston, MA area.

On April 2nd, I slipped and fell on ice, necessitating my 3rd lumbar disk surgery

I wanna go to Florida :p

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<r>gmc;798446 wrote: What do you reckon will happen? GMC, it is anybody's guess. I think there is heavy public pressure to go with the candidate who has accumulated the most delegate votes by the time of the democratic convention, which is when the superdelegates vote.<br...

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sunny104;798448 wrote:

:wah:

I like big, manly hands!! :yh_drool :wah:

Agreed!

But no dirt or grease under the fingernails, please:p

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<t>Bryn Mawr;798335 wrote: Eight hundred out of how many total? If the superdeligates are constrained to vote with public sentiment then why have them. If they're not then, damn right, the public is being disenfranchised and the "establishment" wins again. All good questi...

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<r>gmc;798281 wrote: What happens if the delegates give their votes to someone who doesn't have the popular support If for instance one of the super delegates (what is that by the way) supports clinton when their state voted for obama? Great question, GMC <E>:)</E> A supe...

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<r>Nomad;797889 wrote: Thanks Cher (just crawling out from under your rock after the Superbowl ? :sneaky:) I'll give that one a 9 <E>:)</E> Nomad;797889 wrote: It helps to unload here. Thanks for putting up with me. Putting up with you is one ...

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<r>Brian, I've just read this thread . . . you know I love you (even before you sent me the fabulous bookmarks <E>:)</E>). I always watch a show on A&E called "Intervention" -- it is exactly like you experienced. Sending strength and warm affection your way :-4<...

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. . . and when is the BIG DAY? :-4

Are you still saving yourself for the wedding night, Krammy? :p

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:-4 I COULDN'T BE HAPPIER FOR ONE OF MY ALL-TIME FAVORITE PEOPLE!! :-4

with much love

Cher (and Buster is standing on his hind legs, as he, too is very happy for you :p)

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<t>AussiePam;714690 wrote: Cher - how's about you and I swap houses for a few days. Forget the working thing. (A Lady doesn't work anyway). I quite fancy a bit of East Coast American time to admire the Fall colors and you can test drive some aussie summery beaches. There's a bottle of Bolly in the f...

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Well

I'm a Boston chick :p

so of course I'll be rooting for the Pats to win! :guitarist

I believe that the Pats are favored by 4 1/2 points, and that is with the game being played in Indy.

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Indian Princess;714634 wrote: Or, we could all be the president for one day, and make blunders in public

I guess that would be better than being Laura Bush

She has to sleep with him every night

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Hey Red

How'd it go today?

Please fill us in (with hopefully good news) :-6

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Weeder :-4

Always a treat to see you posting here :-6

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Nomad;708614 wrote: Why are people so afraid of pot for medicinal purposes ?

Exactly.

It's legal for me to take narcotics for my back pain

So whaddaya think: Are more folks addicted to Percocet or marijuana?? :-2

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pinkchick;708618 wrote: YAY

Double Yay :p

Count me in, too, Kathy Ellen :-4

Nothing beats freshly-baked bread!

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pinkchick;708601 wrote: YAY...I'll be over to set your table for you shortly:wah:

I've got a bottle of red and white just waitin' to be opened :guitarist

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<t>Mitt Romney was the governor of my state, which as a whole always votes democratic in a presidential election. Knowing how he represented himself when he was the leader of our commonwealth, I really dislike how he has changed his mind over several issues now that he is running for pres...

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pinkchick;708593 wrote: Any room for me at your table??

Absolutely! Hubby will be watching football all day, so I could use the company

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<r>koan;702308 wrote: I think it makes people lazy. I think Koan makes an excellent point here. Some people push their spouses buttons because they can -- and that's not healthy. Although I'm a big believer in marriage (I'm an optimistic realist, or maybe a realistic opti...

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Today I'm gonna make a terriyaki-marinated turkey tenderloin with some roasted potatoes, onions and carrots.

Yummy :guitarist

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<t>Bryn Mawr;708364 wrote: It also makes a difference whether you are talking about being honest in what you say and do or whether you are talking about choosing whether to say something in the first place. My ex-father-in-law gave me a bit of wise advise: Sometimes in a marriage, w...

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Bryn Mawr;708308 wrote: Let the next two weeks float over your head and look forward to your new life :-6

Beautifully stated, Bryn :-6

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koan;708123 wrote: I thought this was a thread to tell cher I love her and, dammit, I love you anyway, even though you weren't looking for it. Perhaps because you weren't. :-4

Koan

I've missed you honey :-4

Nice to be in your company again :-6

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chonsigirl;708376 wrote: Welcome to FG.:-6

And as Smokey Robinson would say . . .

"I Second that Emotion"! :guitarist

Hope you have some fun with us

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Hey TSquared :-4

You know I can relate to the back issues

Please know I'm sending lots of positive energy your way

And Buster is too :p

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WonderWendy3;708088 wrote: I love you:-4.....I don't get HBO....or I'd probably be hooked too!!

WCubed :-4

You know that

if I was a lesbian

I'd be all over you! :p

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AussiePam;707632 wrote: Your in, Chonsi and Pinky - and I second that!!!!

More bubbly?

:-6

How excellent -- some of my very favorite females, champagne and gorgous members of the opposite sex!

Life is very good indeed :guitarist

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<r>I love the name Miz Bella :-4 My Buster, who is three years old and five pounds, always tries to get Rusty, our 14-year-old, 10-pound orange tabby cat, to play with him. Rusty is old and tired and simply could *not* be bothered playing with Buster and just finds him plain annoying :p<b...

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<r>ThePheasant;708034 wrote: He is very energetic, sympathetic, caring, he will always stand up for what he thinks is right or wrong. A quality that is probably very annoying at school - but IMO a quality that will make him into a caring and successful adult. Hiya Pheasant <E>:)</E>...

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Minxsy :-6

She is absolutely gorgeous! What is her name? And how big will she get?

I'm in love! :-4

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pinkchick;708032 wrote: YAAAAAAYYY

How are you doing sweetie????

I'm doing just fine, honey -- and you? I'm glad to have the weekend ahead of me -- no alarm clock in the morning! :guitarist

Got any great plans coming up? :-6

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<r>Hey Guys <E>:)</E> Any of you catch the new HBO series called "Tell Me You Love Me"? It's about three different couples, one in their 20s, one in their 30s and one in their 40s -- and the types of issues each of them are facing at this point in their lives. The character tha...

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Hi There

I gave "Dexter" a try but couldn't get into it. It definitely has a big cult following, though.

And "Six Feet Under" is one of the greatest series ever :guitarist

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<r>pinkchick;708029 wrote: Heeeeelllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooo.................................... Anyone out there????????????? Hiya PinkChick <E>:)</E> Cher and Buster are here on this sunny and cool Friday morning . . . . . . and we send a V...

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I always loved the song "I Don't Know How to Love Him" by Helen Reddy. I have it in my YouTube favorites collection and listen to it regularly. It's haunting and beautiful.

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