Sometimes where something is broken is where it becomes the strongest of all. Well done and wise, Maso. It's folks like you who keep me from stayin' away too long.
RoyLevosh
[quote]Oh, sad little poem this, mate. I don't know about sappy, though. I like it. [/quote] I wish I could add my own thoughts with out stealing Maso's. But...he said it best and I agree. I liked it too.
You know where I went wrong with her? She decided one fine day that she wanted “us” to “meet other people” and I was so all hung up ‘n shit about having “a relationship” and her being “the one” that I couldn’t see the forest for the trees and let her go. You know what “meeting other people” really means don’t cha bro? It’s a loose, polite, chicktalk trans
If the countryside seems boring, stop, get off your bike, and go sit in the ditch long enough to appreciate what was here before the asphalt came. That’s tried-and-true old biker wisdom and I think that’s exactly what I need to do for awhile. You know, to regain some perspective about things like my ego and my insatiable need to feel like I j
My oldest went back yesterday. he's all excited and ready too (lol!). Anyway, glad to see ya back Zoo!
It's a fact of life, I've decided. Like the certainty of death and taxes: that no matter what -come Hell, Heaven, or high water- there's always gonna be somebody who's just gotta bitch.
You [I]did[/I] say include fur-baby. The human variety around here is all growed up! [img]http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/3041/calfas7.jpg[/img]
[quote]I like those two guys! [/quote] They're nuts Donna!
[quote]Bottom line? Women aren't to be trusted, period.[/quote] Neither are men. Or cops. Or teachers. Or preachers. Or big business. Or banks. Or the gas companies. Or insurance people. Or used car salesmen. Or...
[quote]I am thinking I'll do a camouflage beanie next. [/quote] Now [I]that[/I] sounds cool.
[quote]I remember Saturday morning tv use to be entertaining. [/quote] I do too. I remember sitting in front of our monster black and white in my pajamas eating a bowl of Captain Crunch and watching [I]Atom Ant[/I] and [I]Underdog[/I] and [I]The Bugs Bunny Show[/I]. Those were the days! :)
[quote]'you're) an eejit. A dolt-faced-lah-brained-slack-jawed-booger-eatin'-feckin'-eejit,[/quote] Heh, don't you believe it for a minute, Daniel. Just stop for a minute and take a [I]look[/I] around at all the comments you get in this place. Keep it up! You'll be in the top ten in no time. :CONGRAT:
Welcome to JU
Uh...wouldn't a MasterCard work as well? :NOTSURE: Anyway, if it's a visa what you really want and need, I hope it comes soon!
[quote]Something stinks here...it stinks real bad. [/quote] I agree with Ted's comment above when he said... [quote]When you're in prison for the drug dealing, medical fraud you brag about, then you won't have to worry about eating anymore. I'm sure your kids will be better off too. Unless, this is fiction, then... A great piece of writing!!! [/quote]
la•cu•na (plural la•cu•nae or la•cu•nas) n 1. gap: a gap or place where something is missing, e.g. in a manuscript or a line of argument (literary) [Mid-17th century. Now there’s a good ten dollar word harvested from a recent surfing expedition in the ole dictionary. I like to do th
Hope your 2008 is a great one. And to paraphrase Jean-Luc Picard, we can "make it so." Or try to anyway....
Hahaha...the point being that sometimes it's all about whatcha [I]don't[/I] see. :)
Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence. -John Adams, [I]Argument in Defense of the Soldiers in the Boston Massacre Trials[/I], December 1770
So last night my husband came up with the brilliant idea of going to the urgent care and getting pain killers to sell so we can buy milk and diapers for the baby. Wished I'd a thought of that back in the day. Heh, I got through all those hard times back then the hard way - tripping all that heavy
[quote]you're either a criminal or an unsophisticated rural bogan.[/quote] I'm the latter. Anyway, nothin' worst than the old "limp fish." :p
[quote]- Moskowitz who hasn't commented because he's been so damned lazy lately[/quote] And I always miss seeing you around. It get's kinda [I]lonely[/I] 'round here sometimes, yanno.
Check this out Donna: Link I've heard this story all my life. It's a Texas thang!