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Bummer, Matty! That's a drag.
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Originally Posted by mattman91
Bummer, Matty! That's a drag.
Bleech, beer!
Ready to cut the hair after 28 months.
What are the best hair donation organization? I hear Locks of Love isn't quite as charitable as people thought.
I'm about ready to donate mine as well, but I was unaware there were issues with Locks of Love.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
Apparently they charge their recipients for the wigs. I'd rather not have someone profit off of my donation.Quote:
Originally Posted by kmspeaks
I hear your place of employ is going away! Where will you be landing?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
Hendersonville!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
I'm honestly looking at changing jobs, just too many changes happening. I'm technically locked in until the end of the year for reimbursement money, but it is never too early to start preparing for an exit strategy :o
I did it. I feel sick. Do not like it.
My wife has a nasty cold. Cooking soup.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
I have a good friend who has donated hers several times. If you can hold out a couple of days, I will get in touch with her. It's not Locks of Love, I do know that.Quote:
Originally Posted by kmspeaks
I'm sending mine to Wigs for Kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Back to reality weatherwise tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by mattman91
Good for you! Well done!
Where is everyone?
frolicking!
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Originally Posted by weezie
Must be a winter Gothic wonderland!
Did anyone post that Charlie Rose underwent heart valve replacement surgery yesterday?
Get better vibes for our Charlie!
He's a national treasure.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Sitting in passenger seat. Driver is very erratic. May be last post on DBR.
God speed. Er, not speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
Geez, are you driving somewhere with my daughter?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
Tell devildeac to put the beer down and watch the damn road.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
I have no idea where the hell mattman is tonight. And, I'm in the back seat anyway. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
I always get sick in the back seat. Before any libations, even...Quote:
Originally Posted by devildeac
-jk
So, he didn't make it. FWIW, I find pretty much anyone else's driving to be erratic and worrisome.
Oh and what's the story with weeze ad devildeac's signatures? Did more words/phrases get added to the prfanity filters?
What is the story with all my typos in this post? You would think I didn't proofread my own data.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
You were lucky it wasn't last evening when the wanker filter went rogue on us. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
I made it! But I was hanging on to the "oh S*** bar" the entire time :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
He's alive! He's alive!Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
Sunday, time to hit the grocery store...
The basement is now, finally, clean and straightened up.
I don't have a basement. :(
I've been sick.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
I've found that my posting goes up in those situations. Without the pressure of the Public Policy threads, we've slowed down quite a bit.
Ah well, it's only natural. When a thread becomes the all time champion, it's tempting to rest on laurels.
I spent time hiding on this thread when the other threads were all full of negativity. So, like three weeks ago.
Also - there is the pressure of current public policy which we aren't allowed to talk about but kind of all I'm thinking about. At least I got over my whatever it was illness before rehearsals started. The read through for The Real Inspector Hound was Tuesday night. We open March 18th.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
Do you tell the author to break a leg, too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostondevil
Yes, but I didn't write this one - it's Tom Stoppard. I'm the assistant director this time around.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
But I did just find out today that I've got my second Chicago production coming up in May.
Congrats!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostondevil
Terrific news! Where? I know a young lady who is acting in Chicago - wonder if she is in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostondevil
Alas, no, it's a play for 2 men. In my defense, I wrote it as part of a festival where I was assigned 2 actors at random and I got 2 males. The play is getting its 5th production overall. I'm rather excited though because the play is set in Boston and I wasn't sure it would resonate outside of Boston (it takes place on the T).Quote:
Originally Posted by DukieInKansas
Every time I manage to find a subcontractor who does what he says he will do, and does it on time, I feel like jumping into his arms and running away with him. I dream of the projects we could start AND finish together. The fantasy of a finished barn...it's a sparkly picture in a pink cloud...:cool:
I've tried to fire my subcontractor on many occasions. He just keeps coming back however. It is a nightmare, but he doesn't charge me anything. One of these days I'll wise up and hire someone who will get the work done.
PS Yes, I'm my own subcontractor.
Please...I'm sending my husband over to your house so I can get something done around here. His picture comes up when you search "Jack of All Trades, Master of Never Having the Correct Drill Bit"
Just allow him a couple of hours on your couch during the Duke games and I promise he'll do a simply awful job for you on your chore list.
LOL, will I need to stock up on any particular beverages in preparation?Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Hmmm, one a day...
I've been extra promiscuous with my sporker today.
A beer a day keeps the doctor awayQuote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
The boss's beer of the (every other) month club box arrived today. I hope he likes this month's selections.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
In my case a beer (or two) a day keeps those size 4 pants tucked away in the back of the closet...:(
A friend wth chickens brought over a dozen fresh eggs. My new favorite person. Yum!
So, a case or two of beer a day is a lot of liquid to intake...
That's why you need a balanced diet. A few pizzas a day will help absorb the liquid and thus help your overall health.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
You can thank me later.
Doc devildeac thanks you today. He has a car payment due. Badaboom! 😊😂👺😎Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
What the heck, I'll just give up and start sporting a sexy mu-muu. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
It's actually pretty funny -- I swore off bread/pizza and beer/soda a month ago, and have lost 15 pounds. Increased exercise and watching portions probably helped that too.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Not quite in bikini shape yet though. Summer's just around the corner.
I only drink one soda a week now. I love them too much to swear them off completely and one a week seems to do the trick. Beer is a different story...Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
:p whoops upside your head I said a whoops upside your head. MEN! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Never been a soda guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by luburch
Beer and coffee on the other hand(s)...
Never been a coffee person(except as a concession to sig. others), one beer and I'm done.
Soda on the other hand...
I only drink rain water and grain alcohol. Purity of essence.
Just lost a dear family friend. Single (husband recently left) mother of two (8 year old girl, 7 year old boy) at age 36. Diagnosed with Leukemia on a Friday, died from complications (brain bleed, I believe) on Monday. So sudden. A true travesty.
Grief is hard. And it sucks.
More here
Very sorry for your loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by grad_devil
I'm so sorry for your loss. I'll keep her children in my prayers. I hope they have a strong family and group of friends around them to help them grieve and to keep memories of their mother in their lives going forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by grad_devil
Sorry to hear about this - my condolences.
What a terribly sad situation. Also joining the above posters in hoping those babies have plenty of family to hold them close and keep them safe.
Sorry for your loss, grad_devil and my condolences to her family.
A good friend lost his niece on Friday. His sister's daughter and his goddaughter, she did nearly everything with he and his wife and two sons after her parents divorced.
She had multiple forms of cancer, osteosarcoma, leukemia and another which I have forgotten. She was 18.
I'm sorry for your friend's loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
If anyone wants to send some vibes toward Clemson around noon EST today, that would be great. Bre, a friend of Nephew Alex will be defending her dissertation today.
She successfully defended her dissertation. Her work was on using a 3d printer for orthotics for diabetics with foot issues. They get their orthotics much faster than the usual process. Congratulations to Bre!Quote:
Originally Posted by DukieInKansas
Congrats to Bre!
Just saw the movie Get Out.
Enjoyed it much more than I thought I would. Highly recommend.
I have heard excellent things.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
Had a wonderful treat this past weekend and got to meet a friend from the boards (and his family!).
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Just terrific spending time with Devildeac!
dd is good people. And his wife is a saint for humoring him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Corey
More than saintly. I can always count on OPK for a reputation/character-boosting endorsement. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Let's just stipulate that you are a character and leave it at that. ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by devildeac
Sausage Haus? Sounds like a heart heathy location. Must have been been suggested by...
DD is always looking for business.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
Just not personal business. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by DukieInKansas
I'm not one that believes in fate, but it was a really special afternoon.
I've written extensively (too much?) about my father and our shared passion for Duke basketball (and DBR); it was special then, on the 12th anniversary of his death, to spend some time meeting a father and son that care as deeply about Duke basketball as my father and I did, another friendship forged on this special site from this special community.
And yes, it was a sausage haus. Anytime any of you are in town, we'll go. :)
I was about to sit down and casually blow through some posts/threads here upon arriving home from work and the LTE was my first stop and this was the first post. I foresee significant difficulty in doing that after reading this post. I am deeply touched and very grateful we were able to finally meet and eat (well, gorge) for those couple hours on Saturday and sorry your wife could not join us. Next time. I also shared a story with Mike (that my wife and family have heard probably way too many times:o) about my elderly Dad, who like his father, was a huge Duke MBB fan, but knew nothing about DBR (taking the good with the not-so-good;)). I'll share that here sometime or over some Ymm, Beer material when another DBR friendship is cultivated again in the near and/or distant future. Give me a holler when you're in town later this month or next.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Corey
I'm going to be flying into RDU in July on my way to Duck. My nephew and his wife will be with me so a tour of the campus will be on the agenda. If anyone is available for a meal, that would be fun. Depending on flight times, we may spend the night in the area on the way to or from.
Just wait until he starts bringing trunk loads of beer on his visits...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Corey
Mr. And Mrs. DD are lovely. Glad I have had the opportunity to meet them in person as well.
Well, our son, Matt, does have a carved, wooden map of NC with a buncha empty places for NC beer caps that I could help him complete...Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
We'd like to be included on your guest list.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by DukieInKansas
I'll swear I posted a reply to this earlier. Perhaps I never hit the submit reply box or DBR ate it or it got deleted. Thanks for posting this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Corey
The pleasure was ours, Mike. Thanks for joining us and sorry your wife couldn't be there, too. Next time. And it was mere coincidence/photo-shopping/blind luck/trickery that the photo was taken in front of the oldest, best-est German all-you-can-eat "Autobahn" sausage buffet restaurant in all of middle America. :rolleyes::o
I think the important question is whether M/M DD gave you a dance demonstration. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Corey
Eating demonstration this visit. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by sue71, esq
Very good day here. The missus got a job offer.
**beams**
Congratulations to the missus. I hope it is exactly what she wants and she enjoys what she does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
Who tipped better? :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by sue71, esq
Excellent!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
Congrats to your wife!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
And in other news, looks like I shut down another thread...
Congratulations? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
I'm thinking I should add it to my resume.Quote:
Originally Posted by DukieInKansas
Hmmm, debating more replies.
Too much activity on the boards? Trying to stamp out rampant posting?Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
(I kid because I love, of course)
Just flaunting my skills as the threadkiller?Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
There's always my old fav, what's for dinner?
But first, it's cold and there are about sixteen tons of sticks and tree limbs to drag to the burn pile. "I get allergic smelling hay!!! I just adore a penthouse view"
So, it went by without much fanfare, but we just passed the 10 year mark on this version of the boards a short while ago( 2-25-2007).
So, congrats DBR and thanks for providing these forums.
I only just realized as I tried to look up any commentary on the 2007 movie Into the Wild. I'll save that for other posts.
I need to mow my lawn...Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Just make sure you yell at the kids to get off it first.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
The sun rose this morning
Overcast and cloudy here, no sun sightings yet today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
Will do, I have to rebuild the carburetor on my lawn mower first.Quote:
Originally Posted by kmspeaks
Jinx! Was just discussing this very item with the husband. 20 year old Honda pushmower, metal housing-whatever (not plastic so therefore a veritable treasure, so I'm told) well the damned thing always leaked gas. So, being the chief weezie in charge, I took it to a repair shop and himself declared it was never the same. So, there it sits sinking into the detritus of the garage. All it needs is a new carburetor, says he. 20 years it hasn't moved. Told him it might make a sweet headstone one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
Fascinating, no?
Yes, NOT.
Those carbs can be had for under $20. The one for my John Deere Briggs and Stratton engine was $35. Rebuild parts were $15.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Thanks! That will make a perfect wedding anniversary gift. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
I'll bet you cash money that it never starts again, even with the new part. He's adorable he is.
I've been avoiding carbs lately. Big help in my weight loss.
Words of wisdom from my dad:Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
"Any job worth doing is worth paying someone else to do it."
Ok, you...I'm really happy for you but if I see a picture of OPK standing inside one leg of his giant old fat pants I'm grabbing a wiffle ball bat...Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Before:Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
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^^^^ I'm taking a few warmup swings in the back yard. Pretty funny OPK!
"Down, down in the basement, we hear the sound of machines..."
But, to more serious matters, hey DinK, are you ok out there in Tornado-land? Saw some bad reports!
I'm fine but some of the damage wasn't too far away. I managed to leave work just in time - I could feel the temperature drop as I walked across the parking lot and it started to rain as I got in my car. The downpour started before I was able to drive 50 feet. Interesting evening.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Thanks for asking.
I am in the nicest, cleanest, quietest, calmest laundromat I have ever seen.
Is the beer laundromat on your side of town still open?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
Sadly, no. Conventional laundering.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
Laundry drain is clogged and needs professional assistance.
I'm all lost in a supermarket,
I can no longer shop happily.
I came in for a special offer:
Guaranteed personality.
One of my former coworkers was lost in the grocery store when we had to go pickup som things for a company function. He hadn't set foot in one for nearly 10 years.
Picked up two Boston butts today, gonna fire up the smoker to kick off the season. Waaaaaay stoked.
Hehehe, he said butts.
I feel ya...about time for me to get a new washer/dryer. Mine is about 13 years old...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
Insert story of washer/dryer being older than the person being spoken to here.
Mine just might be.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
I was feeling super-hip at work the other day, pounding through some administrative tasks and listening to the Beastie Boys "Paul's Boutique." I then realized - that particular album is older than any of my employees that were working that day.
Then I went home, ate some prunes, and tried to set my VCR clock.
12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00
Nein nein nein neinQuote:
Originally Posted by weezie
VCR broke?Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Medication schedule?Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
I believe OPK is closest. Someone doesn't know how to set the clock correctly.
Or am I just being too literal? And petty in another thread?
Was just riffing on Mtn Devil's VCR clock and prunes story...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
You guys!
Everyone must be asleep...
Smoking two Boston butts, been up and down from the couch all night. Just got a new wireless Bluetooth thermometer system though which helps monitor from inside:Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
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Big help on a cold night.
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Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
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Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Okay maybe it is more like, heh heh heh, he said butts.
Happy Daylight Savings Time morning! I don't sleep that well after games, win or lose. But nice to lose an additional hour. :)
I'm so accustomed to planning my day around 4 games in 4 days, I don't know what to do today. (I've already watched all of the replays . . . one particular one several times.:D)
Well, you can spend some time changing your clocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by TruBlu
No snow here in South Central Tejas. It is a bone chilling 55F right now. Poor kids are on Spring Break while it is overcast and misty/rainy. Maybe they will all go see Lego Batman?
I am considering "Logan" myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
Since we're stuck inside today, I am considering making currant scones and then ricotta stuffed shells for dinner.
Sounds like a perfect way to spend a snowbound day!Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Some(-jk) might say that it is a good day for grilling...Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Not sure yet, but when I shoveled a path through my back yard, I did include a spur to the grill!Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
-jk
Capital Beltway~Capital GrillwayQuote:
Originally Posted by -jk
:rolleyes:
When you see white smoke, you know we have a new Pope!
Can't wait for tomorrow night's special MSNBC report on who shot J.R. Ewing.
:rolleyes:
I didn't know he got shot - thought he just got a technical.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
It will probably be more interesting than the 60 Minutes piece on who was buried in Grant's Tomb.
"Geraldo Rivera: Return to Capone's Vault"
Tonight, exclusive, MSNBC.
But what happened to the Titanic?Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
The person who shot JR will know...Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
On hold with the IRS.
Anyone else have issues with receiving tax refunds this year?
Is it possible to be too old for a PB&J?
Not if it's crunchy peanut butter. Smooth peanut butter, on the other hand, yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
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Originally Posted by mattman91
I have one every couple of months. And as was stated, crunchy.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Of course, once you get to a certain age, and have no teeth, you might need to switch back to smooth.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Never! Just at PB&J crackers. And I'm older than you.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
This will get me demerits, I'm sure, but I'm not a fan of crunchy peanut butter. Never have been - probably because I grew up on smooth.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Does this work:Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/2446/112659/
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I just knew you would post that!Quote:
Originally Posted by devildeac
What's a "refund?"Quote:
Originally Posted by mattman91
I misread the OP. I prefer Crunchy. Put creamy peanut butter on the bread and I'll wonder what I did wrong to not deserve peanut chunks.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Glad out Bishop gave dispensation from Lenten fasting, etc.
Of course, as the Bishop of Savannah, I don't think he had much choice if he did not want a riot.
Yes, I'll have a bit of the creamy Guinness tonight.
Health reasons, of course. And it "Gives a Body Strength"
Make sure you pour it correctly:Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/...draws-ire.html
I toured the Guinness brewery last summer. They take the proper pulling of a pint VERY seriously.
More on the seriousness of a well-pulled pint, ripped from the headlines:
(not posted for political purposes -- it was just Paul Ryan doing it wrong) --
http://www.ajc.com/news/washington-p...CaDTJWUcfCZxJ/
^^^ Yes, saw this but gee whiz, what might the reaction had been if he'd poured it onto the floor, scoffing at the lack of foam?
Can you supply irrefutable proof that Speaker Ryan actually pulled the tap? And, was it or was it not a nitrous-infused tap, which as we Irish all know (from the cradle) is the only acceptable kind of tap for Guinness? The people demand answers! I'm inclined to give the guy a break on this one.
And maybe a shot of Jameson's with which to commence the festivites.
As long as you didn't say Biushmill -- 'cause then we'd have a problem. ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
My heritage is more Scottish than Irish, though some members of the family did relocate to Ireland. Of course, they were wanted for horse theft, so it wasn't entirely voluntary.
Is it safe to go outside now?
For anyone depending on my vast knowledge of college basketball, please keep in mind that yesterday I was a fantastic 3 - 5 in my bracket.
I once was pretty good in my predictions, and actually won some $$ pools. Am I getting stupid-er, or is there more parity these days?
(To be honest, I don't follow as many games/teams as I once did. I watch only Duke games, and games where someone is playing the cheaters and might have a chance at beating the low down scum.)
I blame the NCAA and their inability to seed properly. Speaking of seeds, I need to go look at some plants for my front yard.Quote:
Originally Posted by TruBlu
New plants planted, anyone know how to build a flagstone patio?
No, only how to call guys to put one in, a flagstone patio, that is. I've tried to float that as a reality tv show: me waiting for work guys to show up and then me standing around watching them and then me writing painful checks. Some yelling at my husband about the work guys tossed in for drama.
I'm convinced it's going to be a hit.
Should have done my herbs and tomatoes this weekend, hope we have weather next weekend to get things planted.
Hrmmm... where are you, planting tomatoes?Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Georgia. In pots unfortunately, because deer eat everything I plant in the yard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
Today is going to get up to 74 degrees. First day of spring.
Tomorrow is supposed to be up to 85 degrees. First day of summer.
So, no one thinks I have a hit show on my hands? HGTV won't be calling?Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
Well, if you are using the contractors I've used, you'll have at least a season's worth of episodes waiting for the job to get done.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
I think you need to include a peanut gallery - perhaps OPK, DD, Mtn Devil, I and a few others can sit on the sidelines sipping beer/wine/liquor and add the occasional witty comment to the events.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
and so it begins.
Outstanding. Count me in.Quote:
Originally Posted by DukieInKansas
A contractor friend once told me the key to a good flagstone patio is to grade and thoroughly tamp the ground, lay a finely crushed bluestone base, wet and thoroughly tamp that, then lay the flagstones. Set with more finely crushed bluestone between the flagstones and gently water that in; lather, rinse, repeat until it's all even.Quote:
Originally Posted by YmoBeThere
And most importantly, make certain absolutely no water courses across it; your patio must be the local maxima or all is for nought. (Well, unless you pour a concrete base and set the flagstones above it in still more concrete. It's more durable but it's harder to repair. And uglier.)
We built a deck...
-jk
I'm in for the beer. Occasionally witty? Not so much. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by DukieInKansas
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Originally Posted by -jk
Waaaayyy too helpful. I mean really. -jk may only get a brief guest shot on my show, not a recurring role. "Do-it-right-yourself-the-first-time" guy cameo appearance.
Interesting, I'm not sure bluestone is readily available here in Ess Ehhh(SA/San Antone).Quote:
Originally Posted by -jk
Husband-of-Weezie needs a brother-in-law or neighbor to tell him that he's doing it wrong. That always helps a project and gives a side plot line.Quote:
Originally Posted by weezie
^^^ That's good OPK, I like the way you're "fleshing" this out. Kind of the Green Acres sidekick yapper type.
Isn't it fun when we all try to work through basketball disappointment together? Yeah, I know...sad...
I can provide the occasional witty comment and I mean very occasional. The beer, not so much. Like the current trend in college basketball, I'm one and done.
I'm afraid that if I am on the show, it will likely have to be on a non-broadcast network. Or else a lot of bleepings. It's a bad habit that's getting more pronounced as I get older, not less so.
So... what's anyone watching on TV that they like?
I was glad to see Designated Survivor back on the air. Also Criminal Minds IRT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15
Looking forward to the Amazing Race - mainly like to see where they get to go.
Deadliest Catch probably starting up again soon
Catching up on season 2 Man In The High Castle. WOW!
My TV is rarely on any more for anything other than sporting events.
Not sure to which I have a greater aversion -- pres-season threads speculating about minute distributions, or post-season threads speculating about who will leave early and who will return.
{sigh}