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Pinky wrote: It may have been tuna, you never know.

Nah, Knakerd doesnt like a Tuna tin to me.

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What time do you have to be at work?

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Pinky wrote: Huh? What kind of fish?

It sounds like they should be in a tin, like sardines.

That's what it sounded like when I first heard it.

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Pinky wrote: I tried that...it just made me think more:(

I thought you were going to bed?

Don't you need your Pinky sleep?

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Pinky wrote: Nah
that sounds like a fish.:-3

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Pinky wrote: Who's Evan?

there is no capital.....and it's even (as if :sneaky: )

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I would like a new bed and dresser and ceiling fan.

I have it all picked out and everything........and the bedding as well.

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Is this a large company Clint?

are you evan off your probation period yet?

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Pinky wrote: Does that mean Snooze has an aversion to Yarmouth people as well? We had a great herring trade here 100 years ago

were there pickles involved?

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Galbally wrote: Probably something in German?

:wah:

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<r>Galbally wrote: I think I remember that one from you being on the physciatrists chair, we never did really work out the fish bit, did we? <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> It may have been the pickle, it's just a cucumber soaked in brine......what would Freud thi...

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<r>SnoozeControl wrote: I had just paid for my lunch, and was standing around in the cafeteria waiting for my BLT. Right after I shifted the banana and two hard boiled eggs to my left hand so I could carry the sandwich in the right, I noticed some men smiling/snickering at me. I didn't realize why u...

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Clint wrote: :yh_worshp You are all great!!! And you give good advice too,:yh_worshp

Whatever you do, don't let them make you quit.

Don't let them screw up your unemployment , if it comes to that.

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<r>SnoozeControl wrote: I had just paid for my lunch, and was standing around in the cafeteria waiting for my BLT. Right after I shifted the banana and two hard boiled eggs to my left hand so I could carry the sandwich in the right, I noticed some men smiling/snickering at me. I didn't realize why u...

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It say's it is a strike by the working class people.

I guess it isn't so rosy. They are "fighting for their liberation". (so one post states) Could it happen here?

hmmm.

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<t>Alf Together Now The Beatles [CENTER]Number Year Format SP-148 2001 CD / CDR Front Cover Back Cover <br...

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<t>LilacDragon wrote: I have a teenager so I hear most of the "gossip" so far as Hollywood and the music scene goes and until the last year or so - stories about Madonna have been few and far between. I think we all have seen Madonna change in stages, she is not a stupid woman, I th...

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Galbally wrote: The best way to judge a society is in how it treats its weakest and poorest members, end of story.

Next question.

I like that Galbally;)

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<r>Pinky wrote: I still think she's doing a good thing. That kid will now have a good stab at a bright future compared to what may have been the destiny of the child. I think anything that opens up awareness can't be all that bad. Plus isn't she building schools and some kind young women awaren...

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I wonder what kind of 'clothes hangers' she will permit.

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<t>SnoozeControl wrote: I happen to agree with Weinbeck about Madonna... I think she's only doing this for the self promotion. Granted, she's giving $3 million, but that's a drop in the ocean to her... her latest tour generated $193.7 million in revenue... that's just a few short months of work. Her...

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<r>K.Snyder wrote: It's the whole point of it really,... I can't see how someone would make a statement like that in society...I think it shows arrogance and unthoughtfulness. People are starving in the world, and to see someone walking by one as unfortunate wearing potatoe sp...

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<r>Sheryl wrote: <E>:eek:</E> <E>:eek:</E> Waste of money if you can't eat it. :rolleyes: <URL url="http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061017/od_nm/wedding_cake_dc;_ylt=Atb_WBMFtt80pvf1nWld82Cs0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3NW1oMDRpBHNlYwM3NTc-"><LINK_TEXT text="http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061...

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Lulu2 wrote: (Goodness! Such hostility! Was I speaking to you, Creme? Or is it just that the shoe fits?)

do they wear shoes?

Zulu went into the whole zoo thing and then little LuLu picture was cute blast from the past. I tried to keep it 5-7-5:)

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Lulu2 wrote: Hiding under rocks,

Trolls leap out, spewing their bile

Hoping to cause pain.

little LuLu two

Plays at being Zulu two

blows hatred dipped darts

Little LuLU Little Zulu :-4

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I can hear Steely Dan "Hey 19" in from the radio in the other room.

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<r><EMAIL email="pantsonfire321@aol.com">pantsonfire321@aol.com</EMAIL> wrote: I got lergy:( snuffles, snots, sore throat only sincere comments please i'm feeling delicate I'm sorry you're feeling so rough pants, I too have an allergy/cold thing going on and I went to t...

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cherandbuster wrote: Creme

I'm asking you nicely

Please crawl under the rock you came out from

Will you stop trolling me?

FG Please Make Her Stop!

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pantsonfire321@aol.com wrote: Are you all buzy little bees.

NOOOOOOOOOO!

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<r>chonsigirl wrote: :wah: No, but we have FG adapted it, I am laughing at AC's........... snooze's toot de jour AC comes running out revenge is sweet so is what your saying is Acc is a turd?<EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f61...

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<r>gmc wrote: You are kidding right? It's like somethimng from that film footloose. We have similar problems with drink here but how hard would it be to confiscate drink and throw out anyone drunk. As to suggestive dancing that would just get laughed out of sight nowadays. It's a real blast from the...

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After the catnip:

Time for munchies with some burger and fries.

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<r>valerie wrote: A principal in a high school north of here has canceled dances for the rest of the school year because of "suggestive dancing and heavy drinking" at an October 7th homecoming dance. That means no prom, and I'm with the kids on this one,...

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<r>valerie wrote: A principal in a high school north of here has cancelled dances for the rest of the school year because of "suggestive dancing and heavy drinking" at an October 7th homecoming dance. That means no prom, and I'm with the kids on this one...

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<r>Supersilly@rse wrote: Love is ..... waking up at 4am to make breakfast for your BF before he goes on his shift. Putting his clothes on the radiator so they are warm when you hand them to him.... going back to bed for an hour, then getting up again and going to work to do a ten hour day yourself.....

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<t>hotsauce wrote: hiya, minks, val, and others! thanks for the kind words! val, thanks for the input. well if i don't leave him out (while we are at work), i leave him in a crate? that doesn't seem right to crate him all night and all day too? your potty training...

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<r>What a cute Puppy. When we brought our Babe home we had a little kennel (those little plastic ones slightly larger then she) with a bed made up of old blanket and our scent, we also had an old wind up alarm clock that ticked (kept under the bedding) the puppy seemed content.....it was her space a...

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flopstock wrote: :yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl you crack me up!!

where?:wah:

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Clint wrote: :wah: Goood shot!:yh_rotfl

He just shot your windshield.

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<t>Accountable wrote: If I thought Creme "StupidCowboyTricks" Bruhaha Lay was worth responding to, I'd point out the irony in her remarks. You could pick it up with a magnet, for chrissakes. So why don't you start picking? Your accusations are wearing a little thin, I'm waiting Suns...

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<t>Yavanna wrote: I've just got back from seeing The Queen, Pinky, and I really enjoyed. It has intelligent film-making and great actors. I remember Diana's death so clearly (and the mass demonstrations of grief which followed). For me, this was a film about a woman of a diffe...

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<r>CARLA wrote: You know folks we expect to much from movies these days just that simple.<E>;)</E> I go to be entertained and taken away for a few hours nothing more. Did this movie do that damn straight it did. I like Nomad give it 4 out of 5 bags of Popcorn enjoyed it very much.<E>:cool:</E> Jack ...

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<r>CARLA wrote: <E>:mad:</E> I don't care which party your for these days they all seem to be the bottom of the barrel when it comes to a moral compass. Just that simple for me they all make my stomach turn. Who's fault is it ??? not sure maybe our since we vote the scumbags ...

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<r>rainbowsmiles wrote: I haven't seen it yet. I'm scared to. I saw the original that the screenplay by Scorscese based his film on (Infernal Affairs) and I really loved that one and I'm afraid the Departed won't measure up. But it is really hard to resist the beauty of Mark Whalberg. <E>:D</E> ...

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Nomad wrote: No you werent. Take that back.

yeah, I did, but I still think it was a good movie.

Leo is usually pretty good actor. He has a few more movies coming out real soon.

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<t>Clint wrote: I'm not sticking up for him. I'm simply pointing out a double standard that is as obvious as anything could be but being denied by those who fear admitting it. So why are you putting political labels on it? You sound like Fox news trying to mislead it's vi...

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<t>Clint wrote: They were both done by men with power to young people without power. They were both abuse of power and a demonstration of a lack of morals, character and ethics. Clinton had the responsibilty of setting a standard for the whole country and that makes him like Foley only........ ...

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Clint wrote: I agree. The problem is that we elect them and they are a reflection of us.

You are the one sticking up for him.

Bill Clinton has nothing to do with this.

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Diuretic wrote: Yes, lying about it isn't a good move - and being involved in any cover-up for partisan political reasons isn't too clever either - the truth will out

From the "party of accountability" maybe (lol) "The Republican Party" right Clint? :wah:

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