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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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(18867 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 9:09 AM
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> Good morning all. It feels like spring here! Bright
> sun and warm. Another day of wading through medicare
> supplemental insurance. Grrrrrrr. How's everone?
Sun??? I vaguely remember that. It's a ball in the sky that supposedly gives off heat, right?
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(18866 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 9:09 AM
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> Yeah! And don't forget, they get teenage boys all
> worked up so they can't think straight and get
> anything done.
>
> And young men too.
>
> Middle aged men as well.
>
> Of course old men should be included.
The teenage boys I think I can handle, though I won't like it.
The rest better back their shit down, or I WILL go all Elin Woods on their asses.
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(18865 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 9:07 AM
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> > Good morning all. It feels like spring here!
> Bright
> > sun and warm. Another day of wading through
> medicare
> > supplemental insurance. Grrrrrrr. How's
> everone?
>
> Morning Wicky. Glad you are having nice weather. I
> have a sore throat. There's some virus going around
> here. Other than that, all is well.
Eww, sorry, I had that. Sore throat then coughing and sneezing, head achey nastiness.
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(18864 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 9:04 AM
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> > Pretty and Lu -
> >
> > I'm waiting for the day, that will surely come,
> when
> > my 20 yr old daughter realizes that her mom is
> > sometimes right. I now realize that
> teenage
> > girls, from the age of about 14 thru 23, should
> be
> > sent away and not let back into the home until
> that
> > span is complete. Very few redeeming qualities
> about
> > a teenage daughter.
> >
> > I tell her, "It's a good thing you're cute.
> Cuz
> > otherwise I'd have to kill ya." LOL
>
> Yeah! And don't forget, they get teenage boys all
> worked up so they can't think straight and get
> anything done.
>
> And young men too.
>
> Middle aged men as well.
>
> Of course old men should be included.
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(18863 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 9:03 AM
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> Pretty and Lu -
>
> I'm waiting for the day, that will surely come, when
> my 20 yr old daughter realizes that her mom is
> sometimes right. I now realize that teenage
> girls, from the age of about 14 thru 23, should be
> sent away and not let back into the home until that
> span is complete. Very few redeeming qualities about
> a teenage daughter.
>
> I tell her, "It's a good thing you're cute. Cuz
> otherwise I'd have to kill ya." LOL
Yeah! And don't forget, they get teenage boys all worked up so they can't think straight and get anything done.
And young men too.
Middle aged men as well.
Of course old men should be included.
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(18862 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 8:58 AM
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> Good morning all. It feels like spring here! Bright
> sun and warm. Another day of wading through medicare
> supplemental insurance. Grrrrrrr. How's everone?
Morning Wicky. Glad you are having nice weather. I have a sore throat. There's some virus going around here. Other than that, all is well.
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(18861 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 8:57 AM
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> Good morning all. It feels like spring here! Bright
> sun and warm. Another day of wading through medicare
> supplemental insurance. Grrrrrrr. How's everone?
Hey Wicky - bummer about the insurance mess, but YAY for sunshine!
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Dec 3, 2009 8:56 AM
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Good morning all. It feels like spring here! Bright sun and warm. Another day of wading through medicare supplemental insurance. Grrrrrrr. How's everone?
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Dec 3, 2009 8:56 AM
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> >
> > Love this one! My dad told me a long time ago,
> that
> > as music went, he could appreciate things
> decades
> > later than he didn't like when they where
> popular.
>
>
> Heh. That' funny because I'm the same way. I never
> like what is currently popular. I'm usually 15-20
> years behind. That Kurt Cobain turned out some good
> shit.
Yes, he did. Even Courtney, bat shit crazy as she is, put out some good shit.
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Dec 3, 2009 8:54 AM
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> Pretty and Lu -
>
> I'm waiting for the day, that will surely come, when
> my 20 yr old daughter realizes that her mom is
> sometimes right. I now realize that teenage
> girls, from the age of about 14 thru 23, should be
> sent away and not let back into the home until that
> span is complete. Very few redeeming qualities about
> a teenage daughter.
>
> I tell her, "It's a good thing you're cute. Cuz
> otherwise I'd have to kill ya." LOL
OMG, I live in fear of the day that she turns. I know I put my mom through hell. We are really the best of friends now, but it was anything but smooth sailing through those years.
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Dec 3, 2009 8:42 AM
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> Pretty and Lu -
>
> I'm waiting for the day, that will surely come, when
> my 20 yr old daughter realizes that her mom is
> sometimes right. I now realize that teenage
> girls, from the age of about 14 thru 23, should be
> sent away and not let back into the home until that
> span is complete. Very few redeeming qualities about
> a teenage daughter.
>
> I tell her, "It's a good thing you're cute. Cuz
> otherwise I'd have to kill ya." LOL
I just said to my 16 year old today "Don't rely on marrying well! Do things for yourself!"
LOL she was being whiney today
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Dec 3, 2009 8:16 AM
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> > Pretty and Lu -
> >
> > I'm waiting for the day, that will surely come,
> when
> > my 20 yr old daughter realizes that her mom is
> > sometimes right. I now realize that
> teenage
> > girls, from the age of about 14 thru 23, should
> be
> > sent away and not let back into the home until
> that
> > span is complete. Very few redeeming qualities
> about
> > a teenage daughter.
> >
> > I tell her, "It's a good thing you're cute.
> Cuz
> > otherwise I'd have to kill ya." LOL
>
> LOL!
>
> Gee, I have so much to look forward to. My girl's
> 12, so I guess I have two years before the fun starts.
The first sign of trouble is when she stops talking to you voluntarily. That's the leap from child to teen. I found out the best way to have a talk with my teen was to go someplace in the car together. Much later in her life she told me that it was easier to talk to me when she didn't have to look right at me.
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(18855 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 5:57 AM
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> Crazy American.
If only I had a nickel for every time that I've heard that!
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(18854 of 19362)
Dec 3, 2009 5:37 AM
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Crazy American.
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Dec 3, 2009 5:05 AM
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> I'm also trying not to get shot. It's deer gun
> season, and I can hear the blamming. There's a reason
> I keep a dayglo orange knit cap.
At least they're not using kalishnikovs and uzis. Kinda freaks me out sometimes. But it's best to show no fear, makes them wonder why. 
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