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...because we need one.
This is just a thread to relax and chat. Anything goes. There are a lot of us here that get a long very well, even when we disagree. I thought I'd make a place for us to say hey, maybe play some music, and just shoot the shit.
We can party here on the 4th. Whatever your choice, win or lose, I think we'll all need a drink.
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Nov 24, 2009 9:19 AM
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good morning, I 'm having tea today. I think I caught Lu's sore throat.
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Breakfast is ready! I'll keep some warm for Wicky  .
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Nov 24, 2009 2:39 AM
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> All of my sisters were much older than me, so rather
> than sisters, they were more like surrogate mothers.
> Not that I would suggest that that is healthy - no
> o wonder I'm so effing insecure!!
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> In any case, when I was about 5 years old, my sister
> was babysitting me. I had crawled under the bed to
> play and fell asleep. My sister was so scared that I
> had run away or been taken, she called my mom at work
> and all of the neighbors and the cops. Everyone was
> looking for me and it wasn't until I woke up from my
> nap and asked everybody what was going on, that the
> whole escade came to an end. LOL
Candice - sounds like my childhood. My 3 sisters were teens when I was born. My brother was 9. It was like being in another generation.
A little insomnia tonight.
See y'all for breakfast
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Nov 23, 2009 11:10 PM
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Hey bar! Just stopping in for a night cap. The MD game is on....yawn.
Anyway, my brother and I were too far apart in age to fight like that, so I've nothing to add to the convo, sorry.
Dexter was really good tho. WOW, what an ending this week.
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My brother and I stopped throwing things at each other after a rock I chucked cracked his skull. Blood everywhere. After that we settled for just throwing each other. Usually against walls or through doors. He was a lot bigger and stronger but I was faster and strong enough. Whenever I got him on the ground I used to pound his head against it to daze him long enough to jump up and run outside of the house. If he could grab me before I got out the door I would end up slamming against the walls again.
I do not recommend two boys of close age as children. 
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Nov 23, 2009 9:04 PM
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All of my sisters were much older than me, so rather than sisters, they were more like surrogate mothers. Not that I would suggest that that is healthy - no wonder I'm so effing insecure!!
In any case, when I was about 5 years old, my sister was babysitting me. I had crawled under the bed to play and fell asleep. My sister was so scared that I had run away or been taken, she called my mom at work and all of the neighbors and the cops. Everyone was looking for me and it wasn't until I woke up from my nap and asked everybody what was going on, that the whole escade came to an end. LOL
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Nov 23, 2009 8:51 PM
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> ronnie
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> did you have siblings
Yes.
Of course we fought like siblings do but nothing physical.
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Nov 23, 2009 8:46 PM
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ronnie
did you have siblings
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Nov 23, 2009 8:45 PM
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We were always throwing things at each other. My brother had perfect aim and always got me. I usually missed and broke a window...lol
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> My brothers and I fought a lot as kids. We even took
> to running around the house with knives! It is
> a wonder we all survived.
OMG!
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That used to be such a part of Fall...
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> > > My brother set my pants on fire by
> accident...
> > still
> > > have the scar.
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> > Ouch! How does one set someone's pants on fire
> > accidentally? 
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> We were burning leaves and being brothers.
Got it. I miss the smell of burning leaves.
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My brothers and I fought a lot as kids. We even took to running around the house with knives! It is a wonder we all survived.
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> > My brother set my pants on fire by accident...
> still
> > have the scar.
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> Ouch! How does one set someone's pants on fire
> accidentally?
We were burning leaves and being brothers.
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My little brother locked me out of the house once in a fight. I pounded on the glass part of the screen door, it broke, slashed my wrist. That scar didn't fade till I was in my 30s so people who saw it always thought I was a suicide survivor.
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