cruzer wrote:night all

Night, Cruzer.

Me, three.
Night all. Tomorrow.

dontwantaname wrote:Now you show up and go to sleep?

No wootbot.
I deleting everything and people are whinning about it.
Oh well.

Good for dname! They can suffer, there is always a lot of whining after a woot-off anyway.

Goodnight all.

dontwantaname wrote:It went from only me, to three mods!
I deleted about a page.
Corrado showed up and deleted another bunch!
Gatzby showed up and who knows if anything was left!

Well, sorry KtC, see you tomorrow.
Hope the kiddies sleep well for you!

Sorry I was filing unemployment. Yes, I hope they sleep too.

goodnight.

joyner wrote:Poof, are you familiar with the term poke meaning a bag? Spongebrain used it in one word and I was surprised. Maybe he has some Appalachian roots?

My grandmother on my father's side was from West Virginia and used terms like that all of the time. Some of them stuck and appear at the oddest times.

Morning all.

spongebrain wrote:My grandmother on my father's side was from West Virginia and used terms like that all of the time. Some of them stuck and appear at the oddest times.

Morning all.

"Poke is a dialectal term for bag or sack . . . the word poke dates to c.1300 when it appears in The Lay of Havelok the Dane:

Hise pokes fulle of mele an korn.
(His pokes are full of meal and corn.)" ~wordorigins.com

Mornin', folks

G'morning. Stupid internet stopped working this weekend at the house and I was too lazy to unplug the modem and router and reset everything. Maybe tonight. Busy week ahead both at work and home. Have something to do every night this week - I'd better write it all down because I'm bound to forget...

morning all

Good morning everybody!....goes to catch up.

Mornin', daj and j'ner

spongebrain wrote:My grandmother on my father's side was from West Virginia and used terms like that all of the time. Some of them stuck and appear at the oddest times.

Morning all.

I figured there was a connection there to Appalachia!

It's Monday everywhere!

daj59 wrote://smack

hey, just because I slept doesn't mean you have to smack me...

daj59 wrote:Looks like you're yawning too.

I'm yawning so dang much I look like I'm crying from watering eyes. Sigh. Doesn't help any that it's cloudy, dreary, and supposed to storm ("some severe") today. Perfect stay in bed day. Sigh. Sigh. Sigh. Sigh.

goof.

//smack

daj59 wrote:Morning. Bad news....it's Monday.

But also opening day for the local team. Go Tribe!

daj59 wrote:Looks like you're yawning too.

I'm yawning so dang much I look like I'm crying from watering eyes. Sigh. Doesn't help any that it's cloudy, dreary, and supposed to storm ("some severe") today. Perfect stay in bed day. Sigh. Sigh. Sigh. Sigh.

I slept lousy, too. Kept waking up. I can't "stay" in bed because I've been up. However, I can go back to bed. I'm debating. Morning everyone.

daj59 wrote:Local team of what?

Baseball. Cleveland Indians

spongebrain wrote:Baseball. Cleveland Indians

And Cincinnati Reds.

pooflady wrote:And Cincinnati Reds.

Morning Ms. Poof.

pooflady wrote:And Cincinnati Reds.

they still exist?

pooflady wrote:And Cincinnati Reds.

Last night I was playing baseball in my dream and dove to catch a ball - apparently I whacked the husband in my attempt to save the game. He didn't appreciate my sportsmanship at 3am.

I've got to go do Mom things this morning and meet with the tax guy this afternoon. This is the latest we have ever put off meeting with him. We are expecting as huge bill. Oh well. it will be what it will be.

See y'all later.

krapposelli wrote:Last night I was playing baseball in my dream and dove to catch a ball - apparently I whacked the husband in my attempt to save the game. He didn't appreciate my sportsmanship at 3am.

HA! I've done that before.

good stuff.

krapposelli wrote:Last night I was playing baseball in my dream and dove to catch a ball - apparently I whacked the husband in my attempt to save the game. He didn't appreciate my sportsmanship at 3am.

Had a werewolf dream once; bit my wife in the back . . .

I still have the bruises to prove it.

Okay, nap was great. Now to the shower.

cruzer wrote:HA! I've done that before.

good stuff.

No injuries this time - in the past I've scratched his cornea. It wasn't until we were at the eye doctor and he asked if he had been struck in the eye that we remembered me hitting him in the middle of the night. We started laughing once the doctor left the room. I'm almost positive I don't do this on purpose.

AZGman wrote:Had a werewolf dream once; bit my wife in the back . . .

I still have the bruises to prove it.

Does she still have the bite mark?

krapposelli wrote:Does she still have the bite mark?

No; I didn't get a firm enough grip before she smacked me. She said I had been making weird noises before I did it.

krapposelli wrote:I'm almost positive I don't do this on purpose.

I don't know, selli.

While in the normal state of dreaming, the muscles relax and the brain blocks signals that would permit the limbs to move, thus preventing the body from acting out its dreams. I believe that you might have been acting out a subconscious desire to


<wait for it>


//smack the krapp out of him

daj59 wrote:Morning Sponge, Az, Selli.

//yawn

Had trouble getting to sleep last night. Only got about 3 hrs sleep. Ugh. Gonna be a long day.

morning... i didn't sleep well either... was supposed to work at 4:30 this morning, but I called out around 4am since I figured I wasn't in much shape to work on a tv show, much less drive 20 minutes. i think i went to sleep sometime after 6, and woke up around 10.

freaking pollen

daj59 wrote:I think maybe son could read a map if he could figure out where he was. That's the problem for him though. Can't follow directions worth a crap either. No matter how I give him directions, he said my directions are bad. He can guide us all over a huge city on the subways & trains though. Weird.

i'm guessing mapquest is useless for y'all's kids?