gwp wrote:

No, he's the new hero of the current Dodgeball thread. Joe has provoked conversation amongst people who have realized that they're not as sure how they feel about things as they thought they were. And that there are alternative opinions, not necessarily wrong for those people. And stuff.

ME NO RIKE REMONADE!

gwp wrote:

No, he's the new hero of the current Dodgeball thread. Joe has provoked conversation amongst people who have realized that they're not as sure how they feel about things as they thought they were. And that there are alternative opinions, not necessarily wrong for those people. And stuff.

thanks gwp, I appreciate it. and KT, I appreciate it from you too. I do like the new thread- hard to start fires in wet sand though.

bluebledthesea wrote:

ME NO RIKE REMONADE!

That's the one! The comments on cheeseburger were all over the place. Some people like to champion a cause, even when it's not their cause, and others tend to find offense in anything and everything. I'd like to think the rest of us are somewhere in the middle, occasionally checking to see how others perceive us, and making adjustments if we're sending the wrong message.

And then there's Woot. Whoo boy ... don't get me started on those Wootites. What a backward group of people. Why, they couldn't _____ if their _____ depended on it. Not without a _____ at least.

Morning, going up to 75 today. Yippee... Spending the day outside, reading, soaking up the rays.

gwp wrote:
And then there's Woot. Whoo boy ... don't get me started on those Wootites. What a backward group of people. Why, they couldn't (verb) if their (plural noun) depended on it. Not without a (noun) at least.

I love mad libs!

"Why, they couldn't dance if their trophies depended on it. Not without a cake at least."

bluebledthesea wrote:

I love mad libs!

"Why, they couldn't dance if their trophies depended on it. Not without a cake at least."

i iz in yur cake, dancin with yur trophiez...

Just went to look at something and it warped me into someones PM's 127 messages. One popular person or one who never cleans up their PM's. Can't be KT's PM I am sure she cleans house. (smirk) Bye, bye

terrybatey wrote:Just went to look at something and it warped me into someones PM's 127 messages. One popular person or one who never cleans up their PM's. Can't be KT's PM I am sure she cleans house. (smirk) Bye, bye

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bbl. Have to go help a friend write thank-you notes from her husband's death. Ugh.

pooflady wrote:bbl. Have to go help a friend write thank-you notes from her husband's death. Ugh.

My uncle passed away last night...we're waiting on instruction.

Subject: Mouse Balls

If a mouse fails to operate or should it perform erratically, it may need a ball replacement.

Mouse balls are now available as FRU (Field Replacement Units).

Because of the delicate nature of this procedure, a replacement of
mouse balls should only be attempted by properly trained personnel.

Before proceeding, determine the type of mouse balls by examining the
underside of the mouse.

Domestic balls will be larger and harder than foreign balls.

Ball Removal - procedures differ depending upon the manufacturer of the mouse.

Foreign balls can be replaced using the pop off method.
Domestic balls are replaced by using the twist off method.

Mouse balls are not usually static sensitive. However, excessive
handling can result in sudden discharge. Upon completion of ball
replacement, the mouse may be used immediately.

It is recommended that each person have a pair of spare balls for
maintaining optimum customer satisfaction.

Any customer missing his balls should contact the local personnel in
charge of removing and replacing these necessary items.

Please keep in mind that a customer without properly working balls is
an unhappy customer.

dontwantaname wrote:

Sorry to hear that. Will you have to travel?

Yes to PA.

dontwantaname wrote:Ohhhh, Mailman is putting some boxes in his sack!

No, not it, something for hubby.

Ohhhhhhhh!!! UPS truck!

Yes, a box!


Yes a box from MA!!!!!!!


A KT box!!!!!


A BIRD HOUSE BOX!!!!!!

Did you open it?

dontwantaname wrote:

Who's brother, or was it a brother in law?

My dad's

dontwantaname wrote:
Not yet. I'm draging it out as long as I can.

You should open it and do the clear coat now while it is a decent temperature.

dontwantaname wrote:

Why, will the temperature in my basement change soon?

I need to get the foam brushes.

I told you to get them a few days ago!

killingtime wrote:

I told you to get them a few days ago!

heh. "click the mouse...NOW!"
I'm glad I never worked for you, KT.

Love cats? LOL!

More?

What? You say more?

See ya round...I'm going to pick up a pressure washer that I'm buying from someone on craigslist.

For those making NCAA tournament brackets: Bill Simmons Can Help! (Love this guy)

daj59 wrote:LOL I had to install some software on a person's computer (much higher position than me). It always took a long time and I soon as I saw the trackball, I said it was going to take longer. This person then went on and on about how great a trackball was and even made his/her assistant use one!!! At this point, I'm thinking... like hell you'd make me use one of those!

One of my users has a track ball and I hate it too! She swears by it, plus, it's left handed. It's impossible... and I let her know every time. We wouldn't buy her one so she bought it herself, but I don't provide technical support for such items.

killingtime wrote:
My dad's

Sorry to hear that. I hope your Dad is doing ok.

killingtime wrote:

My uncle passed away last night...we're waiting on instruction.

Sorry, KT. What area of PA?

killingtime wrote:See ya round...I'm going to pick up a pressure washer that I'm buying from someone on craigslist.

Craig's List has been good to me recently! Sorry to hear about your uncle. Is there a favorite story you might want to share with us?

What exactly is Craig's List?

pooflady wrote:What exactly is Craig's List?

wondrous

ps choose your region in the list on the right. Explore.

If you like craigslist, you'll like crazedlist

stlwooter wrote:
wondrous

ps choose your region in the list on the right. Explore.

I have four dining room chairs to sell. Would Craigs List be better than eBay?

pooflady wrote:

I have four dining room chairs to sell. Would Craigs List be better than eBay?

depends. I think ebay tends to get higher prices but not by much. Chairs and such are good things for Craigslist because is it so location dependent and people will come to pick them up. Don't have to deal with shipping. You must say so when you use it. Also, the list must be active in your area to make it work.