* Ahem *. Yes it is an excellent site. No, I've never talked or behaved as silly as all this. I've never intentionally mangled my native language. Thank you very, very, much. >
Old_Crab
Don't forget that probably 5 or 7 will link to an image of light bulbs to amuse people on the thread.
O.K. Now what do you want the Great Pumpkin to bring you for Halloween? I'd like to end all wars, starvation, and poverty. However, being realistic I'd settle for a keg of Guiness and a couple of tins of Plumcake pipe tobacco. And yours is............ >
Drinking brews and watching my old friend "Pint" have one too many and falling into the blackberry vines. >
Shmoopy...right out now. If your troubles are just so deep and disturbing as you say, then you need to get professional help. Get off the damn PC and talk to a real live person who knows how to help you. >
Fuzzy Logics' plight sounds so familiar. Hmmmm, well a few years ago my aged old parents came to live with me. Only for a while they said. Going on 3 yrs now. Then my daughter divorced and moved in with her two children. To say privacy here is in short supply is an understatement. Then I had a grand idea and built a nice little apt. onto my own house so that I could live in my own space. Needless to say everybody began to call it the original OLD CRAB SHACK! Fuzzy build your own shack, and put i
Kona. Kona. Listen to China Cat. Get a new OS. Get XP. You will be astonished at the difference between 98 and XP. For all its' faults it is the best OS MS has put out.
I loved DW. Yes, Baker was the best Dr. The others also had strong points. Remember that the Dr. had to be reincarnated from time to time. As for the new Dr. I do believe it should be someone who could carry on in the tradition of the series. Someone like Ozzie Osbourne. No just kidding. Charles Bronson. No. Ummmmm,......let's see. How about ...just don't know...oh....darn......just get the series going again. ><img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/mad.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddl
Happy Birthday and many more. >
Hrrrrrmmmmmmmmm. A little spy of mine has told me that there are shenanigans going on back at my Treehouse. I'll return soon and the place had better be back in tip top shape or...... . > Anyway, magnificent strawberries to everyone. Oh, found a specimen I've named and classified as Javabean_a_podadon. Even after millions of years it's still jumping around. ><img src="http://images.stardoc
For. No, against. For. I don't know. I've got one from way back when I was in the Navy. Our boat squadron. 116. >
Hmmmmmm, matters of the heart. Terrible curse upon mankind. Errr...Humankind. Take it one day at a time. No potion, pill, or tonic will ever help. Healing takes a long, long, long time. Sounds terrible, but billions of people go throught the same emotional turmoil as you do every day. Either that or get a good sewing kit and sew the two halves back together. >
Hmmmmmmmm, Hpapity byrthdaz Jafo. Hoist one on me. Just put it on your tab. >
Hmmmmmmm, word pad. Copy into and save. Do over if needed. Does alot if given half a chance. No gimmicks. >
I puff on my pipe. Drink an espresso, sometimes a homemade brew. Watch my cat make an idiot out of himself. But mostly I realize somewhere someone else is probably a lot worse off and realize that I'm probably going to get over whatever...however, I'm often in a nasty mood and consider it abnormal to be in good mood. >
Update from the Rocky Candy Mountain Expedition sponsored by the good folks at Hershy's. I discovered at layer 23 the remains of a giant fellow with large feet. It seemed to be evolving into a beast of some rather higher intelligence. It traveled around with two large flat stones in which it seemed to catch and squash other beasties that were way too prevalent back then and have messed up many fossil beds. I've named them Troll_a_dons. Anyway this fellow seemed to try to arrange the Troll_a_
I just can't stand this type of drivel. But curiosity got the best of me. Dirty Harry Kidd. Thought about doing it again but I deep-sixed the pooter. > > > ><img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles
I think, therefor, ass I am. >
Floating around on a ship in the US Navy, wondering what would happen if it sank. >
I came out as Loki the Bloodthirsty. Me? Gotta be a mistake somewhere. >
HHHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM,.........I think I'll just beat a hasty retreat right here to the Chocoalate Planet thread. I was going to throw in $.02 worth of my opinion but....why? These types of arguments have been completely done to death. Yes I believe in Evolution and yes I believe in God. We'll probably never understand God or the Universe until we EVOLVE into a higher state of being. Sorry, couldn't resist. ><img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/m
Yes, I too wish to thank all the skinners-new and old. Someday when I retire from the farming biz I going to learn how to make skins. I used to be pretty good at drawing and painting. A few months ago I even bought a Wacom tablet that sits unused in front of me, even now, mocking me. Until I retire then, I'll just be the head leech. > [Message Edited]
Has anybody ever thought that the speed of light may be just a slow form of a physical particle stream and thereby be a non-judicious form of standard speed measurement. Come on, people we've only just now stepped out of the stone age (geologically speaking) and we already seem to be saying we understand the mechanicians of the Universe. Arrogance in the extreme! There's probably unheard and unknown speeds in the Universe that we can't now or ever be able to fathom. The web site is an interestin
Old Crab is now amused. With middle name inserted I've now become...Gregory Glossy Fruitbat. >
Old Crab is NOT amused. Anyway >Matthew Elastic Lionheart [Message Edited]