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Reply to A telling social experiment in Work JoeUser Forums

You're a sweetie, regardless if you have nail varnish on or not, and if they can't see that then you're not the one missing out Thanks babes, I appreciate it. XXOO That

Reply to Censorship and the law... in Current Events JoeUser Forums

I'm with Kelly on this one. If we find something offensive, we can always censor it ourselves. It shouldn't be the government's choice what I deem appropriate, but mine. I wouldn't want to see any of that stuff, but it's called TURNING OFF THE TV or CHANGING THE CHANNEL. Not too tough . . .

Reply to A telling social experiment in Work JoeUser Forums

Shovel: zookeeper. I'd get the hell out of that too, the moment I walked in the door. Maso: <TD class="mb-Body-Quote-T

Reply to A telling social experiment in Work JoeUser Forums

The first thing I do when I get off work is get out of my uniform! What do you do for a living, Shovel?

Reply to A telling social experiment in Work JoeUser Forums

I once spent 6 months wearing a suit and tie while trucking. The reactions I got were very interesting. That would be interesting . . . I bet people treated you quite differently than they would have otherwise . . .

Reply to Appreciating Other Bloggers! in Blogging JoeUser Forums

All right, with no intent to offend, I'll make my list . . . 1) Favourite Blogger - BlueDev. When the lazy galoot gets around to writing things, I love to read 'em. 2) Most Interesting Blogger - I really have been digging Bakerstreet's articles of late . . . 3) Most Talented Blogger - I'd have to go with the Doc and say Gid. His articles are voluminous and well-written! 4) Most Dedicated Blogger - The Doc. No one

Reply to A telling social experiment in Work JoeUser Forums

It may not be fair of us to judge like that, but we go where we are comfortable, and if even something as petty as nails are what make us feel uncomfortable in one store, there are usually plenty of other, more comfortable places to go. You're exactly right . . . and if it hadn't been the slow season at

A telling social experiment in Work JoeUser Forums

As I mentioned in my last article, last Friday I had the opportunity to be a clown in a parade. I went for the “punk rock” clown look – consequently, my little sister had painted my fingernails black. When I returned home, I was unable to find nail polish remover, so I decided to wear the polish to work the next day as a joke. Now, here's the deal –

Reply to What is your favorite website? in Internet JoeUser Forums

Call me a geek . . . or sophomoric . . . whatever. My favorite, without fail, is Homestar Runner. I absolutely love that site.

Reply to I was a tweenage clown in Humor JoeUser Forums

btw, you should've taken a pic of you in your "clown" outfit...I think it'd be quite a sight to see. I don't suppose there is any pictures of this transformation, or have I bugged

Reply to What did you look like at school? in Misc JoeUser Forums

Ok, you asked for it. Can we say UGLY!!!!! Wow, Doc, I'm loving the hair! That is one rocking doo.

Reply to I was a tweenage clown in Humor JoeUser Forums

It is times like these where we can say "what the heck" and just do it and have fun. Yup, that is pretty much how it went down. I had one heck of a good time, too!

Reply to What did you look like at school? in Misc JoeUser Forums

Ok, Mr. Smarty Pants! Let me find my old Passport. Good! Another brave soul! Thanks . . . like I said, I don't know what happened . . . wish I could still be that cute!

I was a tweenage clown in Humor JoeUser Forums

Here in Utah, we celebrate the 24th of July, in memory of when the first pioneers first wheeled their wagons into the Salt Lake valley. Consequently, this is a really big holiday around these parts - fireworks, parades, the whole kit 'n kaboodle. (That the right spelling, BlueDev? :P) This year, I had an opportunity to be a clown in the parade here in my h

Reply to What did you look like at school? in Misc JoeUser Forums

Whoo hoo! It worked! I was worried for a minute there . . . after about three edits, there they are! What a cute kiddy couple we would have made! PS . . . congrats on making the "top ten blog sites" list. I'll do all I can to keep you there!

Reply to What did you look like at school? in Misc JoeUser Forums

Hey, we'll have no more complaining out of you, love! Here's my pics . . . (I'm the only other one with the guts, huh? Sissies! ) That was me at about two or three . . . I think. <img src="http://img53.imageshack.us/img53/1862/me02uz9.jpg" alt="Image

Reply to Tears for my dad in Misc JoeUser Forums

You're in my prayers and thoughts too, dharma. hopefully between the lot of us, you can feel some (albeit small) consolation. "Death is just a gateway, and is temporary at best." -Miguel de Unamuno

Reply to What did you look like at school? in Misc JoeUser Forums

awww shucks *blushes*...there was a cruel twist of fate since then babes! Doubt it, but then, we're all full of self-deprecation, ain't we?

Reply to How well do we know people? in Misc JoeUser Forums

Sometimes I think it would be really nice to understand people, to realy talk to them - or even without talking to them - and know their thoughts, their reactions, their innermost secrets. I know, especially in relationships - especially at the end of relationships, in my case (my girl and I finally broke up, hon) - it would be nice to know how she felt. But in most instances, I like the not knowing. Keeps me in suspense and good and surpris

Reply to all i do in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Good luck to ya, Nicky. Hope you're still feeling lifted . . . that's the goal for me, too, when I blog a lot of times. Or, just to make the wonderful ladies of this site smile. So smile, already!

Reply to What did you look like at school? in Misc JoeUser Forums

You were a cute little girl. Do you have a current photo? No kidding! Now, seeing you as a young one, makes me imagine how beautiful you are in real life . . . ahh. I'll try to find one, get it scanned in, and up. You should see how cute I was as a kid. What the hell happened? <img src="../

Reply to Missing my goat in Misc JoeUser Forums

Sally: Aww is it wrong I just have a strong urge to pinch your cheeks? I'm still saving up for my trip over there, and then you can pinch me any way you'd like . . . <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor

Reply to Parenting, Pregnancy, Small Towns, Destitution... in Life Journals JoeUser Forums

Ugh, sorry about that with the finances . . . you'd think that they wouldn't pull crap like that, but oh well . . . Sounds like life is going well. Glad to read the update and hear how you are. Good luck with preschool and the young'un on the way!

Reply to Getting Married in Dating JoeUser Forums

Maso: If they're happy then good on them. Being happy together could be the fuel to help the relationship grow into a mature, long-term one. I have full faith that these two will make things work. I'm happy for him, and I know that his goal is to be with her forever, so I say, good on 'em. Bu

Reply to If you have any poo, fling it now! in Politics JoeUser Forums

How can we ever move past the crap going on in the world at the moment if the best we can do is resort to petty, schoolyard name-calling? My thought exactly, and the reason I wrote this article. <TD cl