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Marie5656 wrote: I just sent a link to it to my brother and to my daughter in law. Asked who was driving. :wah:
hmmm...we could do a Garden get-together there....Montana is beautiful!!

Things to do when you're bored....

1. play cards

2. clean something

3. Sheryl

4. Floppy

5. Nomad's Ol' lady.

6. sleep

Wolverine wrote: Things to do when you're bored....

1. play cards

2. clean something

3. Sheryl

4. Floppy

5. Nomad's Ol' lady.

6. sleep


Wolverine -- that's funny!

my upper lip has been twitching all day...it's very subtle, I don't look deranged or anything, it's just weird... :-3 :wah:

cherandbuster wrote: Wolverine -- that's funny!
is your friend freely admitting he has a BIG butt??? or did his parents dislike him from the start??

i must know. his name is driving me BONKERS!

sunny104 wrote: my upper lip has been twitching all day...it's very subtle, I don't look deranged or anything, it's just weird... :-3 :wah:
sorry. i tend to bring out people's nervous ticks when i'm around.

Wolverine wrote: sorry. i tend to bring out people's nervous ticks when i'm around.
ok, so next time I wake up with a twitching body part I'll know your arrival is imminent...

Wolverine wrote: is your friend freely admitting he has a BIG butt??? or did his parents dislike him from the start??

i must know. his name is driving me BONKERS!


I'm confused :-2

I need help!

sunny104 wrote: ok, so next time I wake up with a twitching body part I'll know your arrival is imminent...
trust me... you'll wake up LONG before that.:sneaky:

Wolverine wrote: trust me... you'll wake up LONG before that.:sneaky:
well, if I had your twitching body part next to me....:sneaky:

Hamster wrote: Blimey! Do you two need to get a room??
well...we haven't "seen" each other in a long time....

sunny104 wrote: hmmm...we could do a Garden get-together there....Montana is beautiful!!


I could attend, I am just a hop skip and a jump over the border (sorry for butting in)

Wolverine wrote: Things to do when you're bored....

1. play cards

2. clean something

3. Sheryl

4. Floppy

5. Nomad's Ol' lady.

6. sleep




:-3

Trixie Belle wrote: I hope you feel better! Nothing worse than an earache!

Was it a Z-pac? (azithromycin)


Thankyou so much Trixie Belle, More than a lover and Chris! :-4 x 3!

Trixie, I like your exploding name! No it wasn't arithromyacyn, it turned out to be Sudafed, a decongestant for colds - which also seems to decongest your ears!

My ear's still painful but getting better. Last night it was agony and I had to o/d on Ibuprofen before I could sleep, but today the Sudafed is making it more bearable. Thanks for your kind concern guys. :-6

Wolvie and Sunny - what are collered greens, fried ockra and chitlins?

OHHHH FLOPPYYYYYY Im back.......

Betty Boop wrote: Wheres OM got to?


Betty, I am here.

I'm chuffed you missed me.:-6

look who is back!!! MINKSY!!!:yh_hugs

Sorry for the blert out...terets(spelling ot one of my strong points and the dictionary is nowhere to be found).

MoreThanALover wrote: look who is back!!! MINKSY!!!:yh_hugs

Sorry for the blert out...terets(spelling ot one of my strong points and the dictionary is nowhere to be found).


Hi Ya MTal

Thanks for that, have you been hanging around with Floppy ahahahaha

OM has returned as well.

minks wrote: I could attend, I am just a hop skip and a jump over the border (sorry for butting in)
wouldn't it be somewhat fitting for us all to meet at a testicle festival....I think we'd have TOO much fun.... :wah:

Rapunzel wrote: Wolvie and Sunny - what are collered greens, fried ockra and chitlins?
greens and okra are veggies and chitlins are piggy intestines.

sunny104 wrote: wouldn't it be somewhat fitting for us all to meet at a testicle festival....I think we'd have TOO much fun.... :wah:


What would the T-shirts say??

:-6

randall testing the ether again,

Sorry if I have given the impression that I have deserted you all but I am not alone in my problems with the rash of "Free Broad Band" in Great Britain. In fact I seem to be amongst the favoured few when even news reader Susannah Reid found it almost impossible when she took the same offer I received from "TALKTALK". I found it relatively easy - at first - BUT.

It has taken me a long time to go short distance.

Can any of you explain to me the difference between the lowly E-mail and "WEB MAIL"

I am tuck at that at the moment.

I have also found ti difficult to get more than one e-mail address working well. BUT it does work well.

Another name and password is required for access to your account.

Another pair to access web mail.

For some obscure reason they tell you to get a friend to send you and e-mail before your account can be activated???

I have hitherto found it sufficient to send an e-mail to myself. but it apparently doesn't work here in Talk Talk.

As you said Bex - I should have kept it simple

I actually backed up my entire contents of the PC to clean it out and start again but I have not the courage to press that button to start the sequence which will wipe all of my two hard drives clean.???

Weather, hot or cold - now no sneezing and swollen eyes so it must have been those few weeks of massive pollen injections into the atmosphere.

Still, doesn't the temperature drop swiftly at night now even if it was about 22 degrees today - between the rain showers.

Congratulations Bez on your achievement - so many. My number only creeps up like Uriah Heep. "Very 'umble, Sir. I'm sure."

I have missed my chats with you all and even my wife asks where all the printouts are. So she must enjoy you all too.

My daughter who's husband had to go to Florida about three years ago or loose his job by staying here has just told me that the company has laid off "RELEASED" SACKED about ten or more of them but they have decided to try and set up their own IT business out there as his immediate boss was included in the sacking but is well enough off to take on all the financial liabilities of the new company.

Please pray for them that they may be successful; in their endeavours.

God bless all.

randall

:)

Hi Randall.......................

randall wrote: :-6

randall testing the ether again,

:)


Good to see you Randall.

As I understand it, Webmail is the service provided by the ISP. It provides the point where your email can be gathered and downloaded to your own email client program (i.e. Outlook Express). You can also easily access it from any internet connected PC in the world.

Will send out prayers to your daughter and son-in-law.

minks wrote: Hi Ya MTal

Thanks for that, have you been hanging around with Floppy ahahahaha

OM has returned as well.


I have been everywhere...mostly the pub keeping an eye on the forum drunks...lol.

I'm under age so I'm the sober one haha.

Gotta go and get Zinky before he finds his car keys and decides to leave.

BYE:D

the last time we ordered pizza they included the pizza cutter in the box....after deciding that this was not in fact a bonus gift of some sort, they were called and after much laughing on the phone and in the background the manager said he would send someone over to pick it up.

they gave us a gift certificate for a free side, that was very nice of them. :-6

so...pizza, beer and free cheesy bread tonight!

tmbsgrl wrote: PLEASE tell me you really don't eat that??











http://www.smileycentral.com/sig.jsp?pc=ZSzeb097&pp=ZS
:eek: eek no!!!

tmbsgrl wrote: Whew!!! good thing! that is nastier than fishy foods!:)


I have noticed that Ladies who abhor fish are rarely lesbians.

sunny104 wrote: greens and okra are veggies and chitlins are piggy intestines.
To be perfectly proper, they are named chitterlings in grocery stores. I dont think I could ever eat them.

OpenMind wrote: Betty, I am here.

I'm chuffed you missed me.:-6


Where have you been then? Been doing anything exciting?

Betty Boop wrote: Where have you been then? Been doing anything exciting?


I've been on a long journey and back within a day. Had 3 hours sleep, went to work, then sleep again. I did post something somewhere last night but I was so tired I can't remember much about it.

OpenMind wrote: I've been on a long journey and back within a day. Had 3 hours sleep, went to work, then sleep again. I did post something somewhere last night but I was so tired I can't remember much about it.




I recall. It wasnt pretty. :rolleyes:

Nomad wrote: I recall. It wasnt pretty. :rolleyes:


That reminds me of my bathroom mirror.

OpenMind wrote: I've been on a long journey and back within a day. Had 3 hours sleep, went to work, then sleep again. I did post something somewhere last night but I was so tired I can't remember much about it.


I've just read somewhere you were in Plymouth, I was in Plymouth on Tuesday :driving:

Apologies BB & OM. :-1

I have a very warped sense of humour.

Rapunzel wrote: Aha . . . secret assignations for BB and OM! :sneaky:



Bet they'd get on together like a . . . well, a BOMB!



Ahem! That looks very rude and suggestive . . . oh what the heck, let's make it worse! :sneaky:







Rapunzel, I'm shocked!

Betty Boop wrote: I've just read somewhere you were in Plymouth, I was in Plymouth on Tuesday :driving:


Now that's a coincidence and a half. If you'd been there on Wednesday, it would have been a mighty big coincidence. The wake for the funeral was held here at Boringdon Hall:

OpenMind wrote: Now that's a coincidence and a half. If you'd been there on Wednesday, it would have been a mighty big coincidence. The wake for the funeral was held here at Boringdon Hall:


Wow, that looks like a mighty fine place! I caught the train up with a friend and four children, we went shopping :-6

Betty Boop wrote: Wow, that looks like a mighty fine place! I caught the train up with a friend and four children, we went shopping :-6


Apparently, it's 1000 years old. How long does the train journey take?

OpenMind wrote: Apparently, it's 1000 years old. How long does the train journey take?


About two hours, some trains 1hr 45,ins, you can drive it in about the same time, less if you know where all the cameras are! :wah:

Betty Boop wrote: About two hours, some trains 1hr 45,ins, you can drive it in about the same time, less if you know where all the cameras are! :wah:


That's a long time on the train to go shopping. I take it Plymouth has a good shopping centre.

All the roadworks I was expecting on the way down were gone. Even with two stops, it took about 5 hours to drive down. Not bad. They were setting up more roadworks on the way home though.

Did you know that most cameras will let you travel up to 9mph over the speed limit?

OpenMind wrote: That's a long time on the train to go shopping. I take it Plymouth has a good shopping centre.

All the roadworks I was expecting on the way down were gone. Even with two stops, it took about 5 hours to drive down. Not bad. They were setting up more roadworks on the way home though.

Did you know that most cameras will let you travel up to 9mph over the speed limit?


It was just a day out for the kids, they enjoyed it. Plymuoth used to have a good shopping centre, but its not so good now, although there is a big new shopping centre opening there soon so maybe it will become the place to go again!

9mph, oh I thought it was about 5mph, trust me I will not be testing out your theory today! :wah:

Betty Boop wrote: It was just a day out for the kids, they enjoyed it. Plymuoth used to have a good shopping centre, but its not so good now, although there is a big new shopping centre opening there soon so maybe it will become the place to go again!

9mph, oh I thought it was about 5mph, trust me I will not be testing out your theory today! :wah:


Up here, we have a lot of cop vans with cameras that lay in wait. They operate on the 10% rule. So 30mph means you can only get away with 33mph.

I used to live in Torquay as a young boy. Mum would take us to Newton Abbot for a day out. In those days there would be a varied cattle market there.

Sorry Betty and OM, I have a warped sense of humour!

I need to be smacked, I really do!!!