Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Mike, Raining out here? Yes indeed! Although there was just a glimpse of sunlight between the showers yesterday. Nothing of the sort today, or for the forseeable future, for that matter. Our normal rainy season runs from October to April. This year may last to March, anyway. I delight in the rain. Keeps my skin nice and soft. And my brain. I have an apartment above me. No rain on the roof. Just heavy footed young adults and a pit bull beating feet across the floor. I can't wait for the RIBA to be in full force so I can go up there and give them several very large pieces of my unsound mind. I was napping yesterday, yes, I know, napping is the bane of HCVers, but I was napping quietly, and suddenly was dreaming of the roof falling in. I guess the neighbor upstairs was playing fetch with his dog. A few nights ago, about 3 am, I swear they were moving furniture. I cannot believe the inconsideration of the youth these days. <shocked appearance> My only question is, should I bother to even dress and comb my hair before I run up to vent my RIBA rage on the kids? For several months after they moved in I didn't know they had a dog. I heard this grinding noise at odd hours, just above my computer desk. I thought sure they had the hugest rats on earth eating their walls. Seems that the dog has a bed just above me and is fond of a very large chewbone. Your kinfolk in WVa, I take it they weren't your parents, of which you are so fond? It would explain a great deal if it were <wink>. I meant to ask you, Mike, are you independently wealthy? I believe you alluded to something of that sort early on, but I brushed it by as bravado before strangers, a very MACHO thing. And I must admit, the men here are nothing if not macho. Keep warm and dry, Mike. I intend to do the same. Well, dry anyway. I can't afford to run the heat much. Its all electric, and even though we have the cheapest electric in the nation, its still going up in price, and I don't have my income yet. Soon, very soon! I've been making a " shopping list " for when my lump sum comes in. Stuff that will help me get through the next year or so on tx. And a few pleasantries. Maybe I need a real TV stand with space for the cable box and other good stuff, the CDs, the few precious VHS tapes, and all the cords! And perhaps a laptop computer. So I can cruise the net in bed with wifi. Happy Sunday, Sally Re: Mali says Monkey Sally, Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard Redskins fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet each new game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still pine for and " The Coach " ... Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in a state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent than anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching your Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. I bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all things unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The rain on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit you any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when it was raining so hard and me all dry. Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the rain and the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a lil red neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck dern can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till it clears up. Come ere Darlin Bet it's still raining out there, Mike Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Sally, I must confess, I never thought of doing THAT in bed 8-) It's raining here too, and windy with it; it takes the sand away from the beach so we're left with picturesque rocks. Then the tide will come in, and 12 hours later we'll have 6 feet of sand. It's amazing to wake up to different scenery in the same place. We have upstairs neighbors with a dog, but most of their noise is drowned out by the sound of the surf. And when a stormy tide is in, the water smacks our basement and rattles the window. I'm not worried unless there's a So. Calif. tsunami. . . And what I would give for even a hint of cold weather! Even in Napa Valley we used to see our breath in the winter and we'd get some snow on the hills around us. And we'd get to wear boots and sweaters and cuddly slipper and build fires and drink hot chocolate. It was 84 degrees at 10:00 last night. I never thought good weather would be so boring! Another nice damn day with the same damn blue sky, it's enough to irritate the $#@* out of me without any Riba! Ungratefully, Michele __________________________________________ DSL – Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less. dsl. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Oh, Michele! My sympathies on the boring weather. I love real weather, storms and such. Even when I was down in Fallbrook for 3 months it rained and stormed. I'd have gone completely bonkers without that. The changing sandscape would be interesting though. Not sure I'd like it knocking against my basement walls, though. Hope you have a good sump pump. Since I have no couch my only option to entertainment in a chair is entertainment in the bed. And there's no end of entertainment on the World Wide Web. sally Re: Rain and Redskins Sally, I must confess, I never thought of doing THAT in bed 8-) It's raining here too, and windy with it; it takes the sand away from the beach so we're left with picturesque rocks. Then the tide will come in, and 12 hours later we'll have 6 feet of sand. It's amazing to wake up to different scenery in the same place. We have upstairs neighbors with a dog, but most of their noise is drowned out by the sound of the surf. And when a stormy tide is in, the water smacks our basement and rattles the window. I'm not worried unless there's a So. Calif. tsunami. . . And what I would give for even a hint of cold weather! Even in Napa Valley we used to see our breath in the winter and we'd get some snow on the hills around us. And we'd get to wear boots and sweaters and cuddly slipper and build fires and drink hot chocolate. It was 84 degrees at 10:00 last night. I never thought good weather would be so boring! Another nice damn day with the same damn blue sky, it's enough to irritate the $#@* out of me without any Riba! Ungratefully, Michele __________________________________________ DSL - Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less. dsl. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Sally, I love it when you toss me a tasty bone like that, arf arf arf Yes, it was my (Cousin/Mom) and my (Dad/Uncle) who I lived with then. This was back when I was young and still dating my sisters. We all have since moved away and are not the close family we once were. It's a shame because we West Virginians are know for having very close knit familys and it sometimes upsets me to think of strange guys, not even relatives, off with my sisters. My one sister even married " out of the family " . Goes with out saying we ostracize her and her non thuroughbred spawn. How disgusting. My other sister married in the family to her cousin Ezikel but he comes from out of the holler which is just a tad better than out of the family. We don't cotton much to strangers in these parts. But being family we treat him like family. For the pit bull's sake yes do dress and comb your hair. Pit Bulls are finicy animals and if you go up there in a rage he is likely to be too scared to eat for days. Or if dressing is too much bother before leaving the house then try this. Go up there naked and hair unbrushed but in a good mood before treatment. Say hi to everyone and bring the dog a treat and bond with him. Explain you will be coming up to visit regularly like this except in a foaming mouth rage and just want to have the dog see you now so he doesn't get freightened later. Unfortunately I am not wealthy but not yet destitute. Being sick and paying all the family bills is sucking away my life savings but not my 401k so far. I too keep the heat low and sleep on the floor in a sleeping bag while the wife sleeps alone in my king size bed. Somehow it seems unfair to me but she assures me it is in my best interest. Mike > > Mike, > > Raining out here? Yes indeed! Although there was just a glimpse of sunlight > between the showers yesterday. Nothing of the sort today, or for the > forseeable future, for that matter. Our normal rainy season runs from > October to April. This year may last to March, anyway. I delight in the > rain. Keeps my skin nice and soft. And my brain. > > I have an apartment above me. No rain on the roof. Just heavy footed young > adults and a pit bull beating feet across the floor. I can't wait for the > RIBA to be in full force so I can go up there and give them several very > large pieces of my unsound mind. I was napping yesterday, yes, I know, > napping is the bane of HCVers, but I was napping quietly, and suddenly was > dreaming of the roof falling in. I guess the neighbor upstairs was playing > fetch with his dog. A few nights ago, about 3 am, I swear they were moving > furniture. I cannot believe the inconsideration of the youth these days. > <shocked appearance> My only question is, should I bother to even dress and > comb my hair before I run up to vent my RIBA rage on the kids? > > For several months after they moved in I didn't know they had a dog. I heard > this grinding noise at odd hours, just above my computer desk. I thought > sure they had the hugest rats on earth eating their walls. Seems that the > dog has a bed just above me and is fond of a very large chewbone. > > Your kinfolk in WVa, I take it they weren't your parents, of which you are > so fond? It would explain a great deal if it were <wink>. > > I meant to ask you, Mike, are you independently wealthy? I believe you > alluded to something of that sort early on, but I brushed it by as bravado > before strangers, a very MACHO thing. And I must admit, the men here are > nothing if not macho. > > Keep warm and dry, Mike. I intend to do the same. Well, dry anyway. I can't > afford to run the heat much. Its all electric, and even though we have the > cheapest electric in the nation, its still going up in price, and I don't > have my income yet. Soon, very soon! I've been making a " shopping list " for > when my lump sum comes in. Stuff that will help me get through the next year > or so on tx. And a few pleasantries. Maybe I need a real TV stand with space > for the cable box and other good stuff, the CDs, the few precious VHS tapes, > and all the cords! And perhaps a laptop computer. So I can cruise the net in > bed with wifi. > > Happy Sunday, > > Sally > > Re: Mali says Monkey > > > Sally, > > Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard Redskins > fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet each new > game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still pine > for and " The Coach " ... > > Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. > > You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in a > state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent than > anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching your > Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. I > bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all things > unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. > > Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The rain > on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit you > any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when it > was raining so hard and me all dry. > > Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the rain and > the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a lil red > neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck dern > can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till it > clears up. Come ere Darlin > > Bet it's still raining out there, > > Mike > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Sally, Your questions re parents answered below: Yes, I am indeed still quite Macho I was worried I'd lose it after the wife had me nuttered at the vets but it seems to be a psycological problem unlinked now to any physical apparatus. Somehow she talked the lady vet into letting her do it herself and the vet said sure WTF it's not like he's a poor innocent dog and deserves anestesia or sterile instruments. Just bring your favorite knife from home on his next visit I have to up his riba dose anyway he's hardly foaming at the mouth and still has two red blood cells. Mike In Hepatitis C , " mike " <hope_chem_survive@y...> wrote: > > Sally, > > I love it when you toss me a tasty bone like that, arf arf arf > > Yes, it was my (Cousin/Mom) and my (Dad/Uncle) who I lived with > then. This was back when I was young and still dating my sisters. We > all have since moved away and are not the close family we once were. > > It's a shame because we West Virginians are know for having very > close knit familys and it sometimes upsets me to think of strange > guys, not even relatives, off with my sisters. My one sister even > married " out of the family " . Goes with out saying we ostracize her > and her non thuroughbred spawn. How disgusting. > > My other sister married in the family to her cousin Ezikel but he > comes from out of the holler which is just a tad better than out of > the family. We don't cotton much to strangers in these parts. But > being family we treat him like family. > > For the pit bull's sake yes do dress and comb your hair. Pit Bulls > are finicy animals and if you go up there in a rage he is likely to > be too scared to eat for days. > > Or if dressing is too much bother before leaving the house then try > this. Go up there naked and hair unbrushed but in a good mood before > treatment. Say hi to everyone and bring the dog a treat and bond > with him. Explain you will be coming up to visit regularly like this > except in a foaming mouth rage and just want to have the dog see you > now so he doesn't get freightened later. > > Unfortunately I am not wealthy but not yet destitute. Being sick and > paying all the family bills is sucking away my life savings but not > my 401k so far. I too keep the heat low and sleep on the floor in a > sleeping bag while the wife sleeps alone in my king size bed. > Somehow it seems unfair to me but she assures me it is in my best > interest. > > Mike > > > > > > > > > > Mike, > > > > Raining out here? Yes indeed! Although there was just a glimpse of > sunlight > > between the showers yesterday. Nothing of the sort today, or for the > > forseeable future, for that matter. Our normal rainy season runs > from > > October to April. This year may last to March, anyway. I delight in > the > > rain. Keeps my skin nice and soft. And my brain. > > > > I have an apartment above me. No rain on the roof. Just heavy > footed young > > adults and a pit bull beating feet across the floor. I can't wait > for the > > RIBA to be in full force so I can go up there and give them several > very > > large pieces of my unsound mind. I was napping yesterday, yes, I > know, > > napping is the bane of HCVers, but I was napping quietly, and > suddenly was > > dreaming of the roof falling in. I guess the neighbor upstairs was > playing > > fetch with his dog. A few nights ago, about 3 am, I swear they were > moving > > furniture. I cannot believe the inconsideration of the youth these > days. > > <shocked appearance> My only question is, should I bother to even > dress and > > comb my hair before I run up to vent my RIBA rage on the kids? > > > > For several months after they moved in I didn't know they had a > dog. I heard > > this grinding noise at odd hours, just above my computer desk. I > thought > > sure they had the hugest rats on earth eating their walls. Seems > that the > > dog has a bed just above me and is fond of a very large chewbone. > > > > Your kinfolk in WVa, I take it they weren't your parents, of which > you are > > so fond? It would explain a great deal if it were <wink>. > > > > I meant to ask you, Mike, are you independently wealthy? I believe > you > > alluded to something of that sort early on, but I brushed it by as > bravado > > before strangers, a very MACHO thing. And I must admit, the men > here are > > nothing if not macho. > > > > Keep warm and dry, Mike. I intend to do the same. Well, dry anyway. > I can't > > afford to run the heat much. Its all electric, and even though we > have the > > cheapest electric in the nation, its still going up in price, and I > don't > > have my income yet. Soon, very soon! I've been making a " shopping > list " for > > when my lump sum comes in. Stuff that will help me get through the > next year > > or so on tx. And a few pleasantries. Maybe I need a real TV stand > with space > > for the cable box and other good stuff, the CDs, the few precious > VHS tapes, > > and all the cords! And perhaps a laptop computer. So I can cruise > the net in > > bed with wifi. > > > > Happy Sunday, > > > > Sally > > > > Re: Mali says Monkey > > > > > > Sally, > > > > Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard > Redskins > > fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet each > new > > game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still > pine > > for and " The Coach " ... > > > > Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. > > > > You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in a > > state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent > than > > anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching > your > > Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. I > > bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all things > > unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. > > > > Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The rain > > on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit you > > any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when it > > was raining so hard and me all dry. > > > > Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the rain > and > > the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a lil > red > > neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck dern > > can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till it > > clears up. Come ere Darlin > > > > Bet it's still raining out there, > > > > Mike > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Was it that old rusty fishing knife? Re: Mali says Monkey > > > > > > Sally, > > > > Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard > Redskins > > fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet each > new > > game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still > pine > > for and " The Coach " ... > > > > Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. > > > > You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in a > > state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent > than > > anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching > your > > Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. I > > bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all things > > unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. > > > > Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The rain > > on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit you > > any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when it > > was raining so hard and me all dry. > > > > Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the rain > and > > the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a lil > red > > neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck dern > > can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till it > > clears up. Come ere Darlin > > > > Bet it's still raining out there, > > > > Mike > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Sally, Yes, IT WAS A RUSTY old fishing KNIFE and dull too. Do you have one too? My wife says all women carry ba11 cutter knives nowadays so I ought to just stay in the marriage. Sorry if we seem too Macho but just so you know without use macho wild and crazy guys the estrogen level gets so high it gives me hot flashes. Damn it's hot! Michele, Sally is it hot or an I havin another hot flash. Is it just me? ROFLMAO Think I'll like my new GF. She's Catholic. On the plus side you can guilt em into anything real easy. On the down side once they get out of the cute plaid skirts and grow up they often get too rigid for me. Maybe she's got a Nunn Outfit. I can show her some of the methods I used to convert the foreign heathens back when I was a missionary man. Did you read the part below about my mOM AND DAD's trailer? Explains a lot about us West Virginians and our folk ways and such. Mike > > Sally, > > > > Yes, it was my (Cousin/Mom) and my (Dad/Uncle) who I lived with > > then. This was back when I was young and still dating my sisters. > We > > all have since moved away and are not the close family we once were. > > > > It's a shame because we West Virginians are know for having very > > close knit familys and it sometimes upsets me to think of strange > > guys, not even relatives, off with my sisters. My one sister even > > married " out of the family " . Goes with out saying we ostracize her > > and her non thuroughbred spawn. How disgusting. > > > > My other sister married in the family to her cousin Ezikel but he > > comes from out of the holler which is just a tad better than out of > > the family. We don't cotton much to strangers in these parts. But > > being family we treat him like family. > > > > For the pit bull's sake yes do dress and comb your hair. Pit Bulls > > are finicy animals and if you go up there in a rage he is likely to > > be too scared to eat for days. > > > > Or if dressing is too much bother before leaving the house then try > > this. Go up there naked and hair unbrushed but in a good mood > before > > treatment. Say hi to everyone and bring the dog a treat and bond > > with him. Explain you will be coming up to visit regularly like > this > > except in a foaming mouth rage and just want to have the dog see > you > > now so he doesn't get freightened later. > > > > Unfortunately I am not wealthy but not yet destitute. Being sick > and > > paying all the family bills is sucking away my life savings but not > > my 401k so far. I too keep the heat low and sleep on the floor in > a > > sleeping bag while the wife sleeps alone in my king size bed. > > Somehow it seems unfair to me but she assures me it is in my best > > interest. > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > Mike, > > > > > > Raining out here? Yes indeed! Although there was just a glimpse > of > > sunlight > > > between the showers yesterday. Nothing of the sort today, or for > the > > > forseeable future, for that matter. Our normal rainy season runs > > from > > > October to April. This year may last to March, anyway. I delight > in > > the > > > rain. Keeps my skin nice and soft. And my brain. > > > > > > I have an apartment above me. No rain on the roof. Just heavy > > footed young > > > adults and a pit bull beating feet across the floor. I can't wait > > for the > > > RIBA to be in full force so I can go up there and give them > several > > very > > > large pieces of my unsound mind. I was napping yesterday, yes, I > > know, > > > napping is the bane of HCVers, but I was napping quietly, and > > suddenly was > > > dreaming of the roof falling in. I guess the neighbor upstairs > was > > playing > > > fetch with his dog. A few nights ago, about 3 am, I swear they > were > > moving > > > furniture. I cannot believe the inconsideration of the youth > these > > days. > > > <shocked appearance> My only question is, should I bother to even > > dress and > > > comb my hair before I run up to vent my RIBA rage on the kids? > > > > > > For several months after they moved in I didn't know they had a > > dog. I heard > > > this grinding noise at odd hours, just above my computer desk. I > > thought > > > sure they had the hugest rats on earth eating their walls. Seems > > that the > > > dog has a bed just above me and is fond of a very large chewbone. > > > > > > Your kinfolk in WVa, I take it they weren't your parents, of > which > > you are > > > so fond? It would explain a great deal if it were <wink>. > > > > > > I meant to ask you, Mike, are you independently wealthy? I > believe > > you > > > alluded to something of that sort early on, but I brushed it by > as > > bravado > > > before strangers, a very MACHO thing. And I must admit, the men > > here are > > > nothing if not macho. > > > > > > Keep warm and dry, Mike. I intend to do the same. Well, dry > anyway. > > I can't > > > afford to run the heat much. Its all electric, and even though we > > have the > > > cheapest electric in the nation, its still going up in price, and > I > > don't > > > have my income yet. Soon, very soon! I've been making a " shopping > > list " for > > > when my lump sum comes in. Stuff that will help me get through > the > > next year > > > or so on tx. And a few pleasantries. Maybe I need a real TV stand > > with space > > > for the cable box and other good stuff, the CDs, the few precious > > VHS tapes, > > > and all the cords! And perhaps a laptop computer. So I can cruise > > the net in > > > bed with wifi. > > > > > > Happy Sunday, > > > > > > Sally > > > > > > Re: Mali says Monkey > > > > > > > > > Sally, > > > > > > Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard > > Redskins > > > fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet each > > new > > > game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still > > pine > > > for and " The Coach " ... > > > > > > Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. > > > > > > You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in a > > > state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent > > than > > > anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching > > your > > > Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. > I > > > bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all > things > > > unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. > > > > > > Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The > rain > > > on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit > you > > > any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when > it > > > was raining so hard and me all dry. > > > > > > Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the rain > > and > > > the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a lil > > red > > > neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck dern > > > can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till it > > > clears up. Come ere Darlin > > > > > > Bet it's still raining out there, > > > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Mike, my only pocket knife is the little scout knife I inherited from my mom. She got it as a gift from the cub scouts when she was den mother. I was an honorary scrub sprout. Way more fun than the girlie groups. Hot flashes? Try red clover. If you don't like the herb, try the wine. I made some very excellent red clover wine one year, way back when. As for the trailers, that tells a lot about ANY virgins. Oh, you said virginians. Well, close. I'm working on becoming a born again virgin. I can't be a born again christian, I'm pagan. Sally Re: Mali says Monkey > > > > > > > > > Sally, > > > > > > Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard > > Redskins > > > fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet each > > new > > > game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still > > pine > > > for and " The Coach " ... > > > > > > Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. > > > > > > You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in a > > > state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent > > than > > > anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching > > your > > > Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. > I > > > bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all > things > > > unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. > > > > > > Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The > rain > > > on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit > you > > > any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when > it > > > was raining so hard and me all dry. > > > > > > Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the rain > > and > > > the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a lil > > red > > > neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck dern > > > can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till it > > > clears up. Come ere Darlin > > > > > > Bet it's still raining out there, > > > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Yep, it's hot and you sure are hot, so that spontaneous combustion may be a danger!! Maybe you need to take a cold shower and live in a flood zone, huh? Your life just isn't miserable enough, hah hah. Michele --- Sally Hines <shines@...> wrote: > Was it that old rusty fishing knife? > > Re: Rain and > Redskins > > > Sally, > > Your questions re parents answered below: > > Yes, I am indeed still quite Macho I was worried I'd > lose it after > the wife had me nuttered at the vets but it seems to > be a > psycological problem unlinked now to any physical > apparatus. > > Somehow she talked the lady vet into letting her do > it herself and > the vet said sure WTF it's not like he's a poor > innocent dog and > deserves anestesia or sterile instruments. Just > bring your favorite > knife from home on his next visit I have to up his > riba dose anyway > he's hardly foaming at the mouth and still has two > red blood cells. > > Mike > > In Hepatitis C , " mike " > <hope_chem_survive@y...> wrote: > > > > Sally, > > > > I love it when you toss me a tasty bone like that, > arf arf arf > > > > Yes, it was my (Cousin/Mom) and my (Dad/Uncle) who > I lived with > > then. This was back when I was young and still > dating my sisters. > We > > all have since moved away and are not the close > family we once were. > > > > It's a shame because we West Virginians are know > for having very > > close knit familys and it sometimes upsets me to > think of strange > > guys, not even relatives, off with my sisters. My > one sister even > > married " out of the family " . Goes with out saying > we ostracize her > > and her non thuroughbred spawn. How disgusting. > > > > My other sister married in the family to her > cousin Ezikel but he > > comes from out of the holler which is just a tad > better than out of > > the family. We don't cotton much to strangers in > these parts. But > > being family we treat him like family. > > > > For the pit bull's sake yes do dress and comb your > hair. Pit Bulls > > are finicy animals and if you go up there in a > rage he is likely to > > be too scared to eat for days. > > > > Or if dressing is too much bother before leaving > the house then try > > this. Go up there naked and hair unbrushed but in > a good mood > before > > treatment. Say hi to everyone and bring the dog a > treat and bond > > with him. Explain you will be coming up to visit > regularly like > this > > except in a foaming mouth rage and just want to > have the dog see > you > > now so he doesn't get freightened later. > > > > Unfortunately I am not wealthy but not yet > destitute. Being sick > and > > paying all the family bills is sucking away my > life savings but not > > my 401k so far. I too keep the heat low and sleep > on the floor in > a > > sleeping bag while the wife sleeps alone in my > king size bed. > > Somehow it seems unfair to me but she assures me > it is in my best > > interest. > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Mike, > > > > > > Raining out here? Yes indeed! Although there was > just a glimpse > of > > sunlight > > > between the showers yesterday. Nothing of the > sort today, or for > the > > > forseeable future, for that matter. Our normal > rainy season runs > > from > > > October to April. This year may last to March, > anyway. I delight > in > > the > > > rain. Keeps my skin nice and soft. And my > brain. > > > > > > I have an apartment above me. No rain on the > roof. Just heavy > > footed young > > > adults and a pit bull beating feet across the > floor. I can't wait > > for the > > > RIBA to be in full force so I can go up there > and give them > several > > very > > > large pieces of my unsound mind. I was napping > yesterday, yes, I > > know, > > > napping is the bane of HCVers, but I was napping > quietly, and > > suddenly was > > > dreaming of the roof falling in. I guess the > neighbor upstairs > was > > playing > > > fetch with his dog. A few nights ago, about 3 > am, I swear they > were > > moving > > > furniture. I cannot believe the inconsideration > of the youth > these > > days. > > > <shocked appearance> My only question is, should > I bother to even > > dress and > > > comb my hair before I run up to vent my RIBA > rage on the kids? > > > > > > For several months after they moved in I didn't > know they had a > > dog. I heard > > > this grinding noise at odd hours, just above my > computer desk. I > > thought > > > sure they had the hugest rats on earth eating > their walls. Seems > > that the > > > dog has a bed just above me and is fond of a > very large chewbone. > > > > > > Your kinfolk in WVa, I take it they weren't your > parents, of > which > > you are > > > so fond? It would explain a great deal if it > were <wink>. > > > > > > I meant to ask you, Mike, are you independently > wealthy? I > believe > > you > > > alluded to something of that sort early on, but > I brushed it by > as > > bravado > > > before strangers, a very MACHO thing. And I must > admit, the men > > here are > > > nothing if not macho. > > > > > > Keep warm and dry, Mike. I intend to do the > same. === message truncated === __________________________________________ DSL – Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less. dsl. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2006 Report Share Posted January 9, 2006 Sally, At least be proud your not a heathen. Now which sect of Baptist is them Pagans. I bet one a then hardshell Southern Baptist sects like Moma used to blong to. Do yall handle snakes too? Mike > > > > > > > > Mike, > > > > > > > > Raining out here? Yes indeed! Although there was just a glimpse > > of > > > sunlight > > > > between the showers yesterday. Nothing of the sort today, or for > > the > > > > forseeable future, for that matter. Our normal rainy season runs > > > from > > > > October to April. This year may last to March, anyway. I delight > > in > > > the > > > > rain. Keeps my skin nice and soft. And my brain. > > > > > > > > I have an apartment above me. No rain on the roof. Just heavy > > > footed young > > > > adults and a pit bull beating feet across the floor. I can't > wait > > > for the > > > > RIBA to be in full force so I can go up there and give them > > several > > > very > > > > large pieces of my unsound mind. I was napping yesterday, yes, I > > > know, > > > > napping is the bane of HCVers, but I was napping quietly, and > > > suddenly was > > > > dreaming of the roof falling in. I guess the neighbor upstairs > > was > > > playing > > > > fetch with his dog. A few nights ago, about 3 am, I swear they > > were > > > moving > > > > furniture. I cannot believe the inconsideration of the youth > > these > > > days. > > > > <shocked appearance> My only question is, should I bother to > even > > > dress and > > > > comb my hair before I run up to vent my RIBA rage on the kids? > > > > > > > > For several months after they moved in I didn't know they had a > > > dog. I heard > > > > this grinding noise at odd hours, just above my computer desk. I > > > thought > > > > sure they had the hugest rats on earth eating their walls. Seems > > > that the > > > > dog has a bed just above me and is fond of a very large > chewbone. > > > > > > > > Your kinfolk in WVa, I take it they weren't your parents, of > > which > > > you are > > > > so fond? It would explain a great deal if it were <wink>. > > > > > > > > I meant to ask you, Mike, are you independently wealthy? I > > believe > > > you > > > > alluded to something of that sort early on, but I brushed it by > > as > > > bravado > > > > before strangers, a very MACHO thing. And I must admit, the men > > > here are > > > > nothing if not macho. > > > > > > > > Keep warm and dry, Mike. I intend to do the same. Well, dry > > anyway. > > > I can't > > > > afford to run the heat much. Its all electric, and even though > we > > > have the > > > > cheapest electric in the nation, its still going up in price, > and > > I > > > don't > > > > have my income yet. Soon, very soon! I've been making > a " shopping > > > list " for > > > > when my lump sum comes in. Stuff that will help me get through > > the > > > next year > > > > or so on tx. And a few pleasantries. Maybe I need a real TV > stand > > > with space > > > > for the cable box and other good stuff, the CDs, the few > precious > > > VHS tapes, > > > > and all the cords! And perhaps a laptop computer. So I can > cruise > > > the net in > > > > bed with wifi. > > > > > > > > Happy Sunday, > > > > > > > > Sally > > > > > > > > Re: Mali says Monkey > > > > > > > > > > > > Sally, > > > > > > > > Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard > > > Redskins > > > > fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet > each > > > new > > > > game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still > > > pine > > > > for and " The Coach " ... > > > > > > > > Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. > > > > > > > > You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in > a > > > > state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent > > > than > > > > anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching > > > your > > > > Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. > > I > > > > bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all > > things > > > > unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. > > > > > > > > Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The > > rain > > > > on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit > > you > > > > any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when > > it > > > > was raining so hard and me all dry. > > > > > > > > Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the > rain > > > and > > > > the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a > lil > > > red > > > > neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck > dern > > > > can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till > it > > > > clears up. Come ere Darlin > > > > > > > > Bet it's still raining out there, > > > > > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2006 Report Share Posted January 9, 2006 Michele, Yes, it's miserable. I hop you find it ammusing. Mike > > > > > > > > Mike, > > > > > > > > Raining out here? Yes indeed! Although there was > > just a glimpse > > of > > > sunlight > > > > between the showers yesterday. Nothing of the > > sort today, or for > > the > > > > forseeable future, for that matter. Our normal > > rainy season runs > > > from > > > > October to April. This year may last to March, > > anyway. I delight > > in > > > the > > > > rain. Keeps my skin nice and soft. And my > > brain. > > > > > > > > I have an apartment above me. No rain on the > > roof. Just heavy > > > footed young > > > > adults and a pit bull beating feet across the > > floor. I can't wait > > > for the > > > > RIBA to be in full force so I can go up there > > and give them > > several > > > very > > > > large pieces of my unsound mind. I was napping > > yesterday, yes, I > > > know, > > > > napping is the bane of HCVers, but I was napping > > quietly, and > > > suddenly was > > > > dreaming of the roof falling in. I guess the > > neighbor upstairs > > was > > > playing > > > > fetch with his dog. A few nights ago, about 3 > > am, I swear they > > were > > > moving > > > > furniture. I cannot believe the inconsideration > > of the youth > > these > > > days. > > > > <shocked appearance> My only question is, should > > I bother to even > > > dress and > > > > comb my hair before I run up to vent my RIBA > > rage on the kids? > > > > > > > > For several months after they moved in I didn't > > know they had a > > > dog. I heard > > > > this grinding noise at odd hours, just above my > > computer desk. I > > > thought > > > > sure they had the hugest rats on earth eating > > their walls. Seems > > > that the > > > > dog has a bed just above me and is fond of a > > very large chewbone. > > > > > > > > Your kinfolk in WVa, I take it they weren't your > > parents, of > > which > > > you are > > > > so fond? It would explain a great deal if it > > were <wink>. > > > > > > > > I meant to ask you, Mike, are you independently > > wealthy? I > > believe > > > you > > > > alluded to something of that sort early on, but > > I brushed it by > > as > > > bravado > > > > before strangers, a very MACHO thing. And I must > > admit, the men > > > here are > > > > nothing if not macho. > > > > > > > > Keep warm and dry, Mike. I intend to do the > > same. > === message truncated === > > > > > __________________________________________ > DSL – Something to write home about. > Just $16.99/mo. or less. > dsl. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2006 Report Share Posted January 9, 2006 My daddy claims Suthron Baptist. Personally I think he's a hypocrite. But that's a personal thing. His idea of christian charity is " Give me! " . Shamanist. Sally Re: Mali says Monkey > > > > > > > > > > > > Sally, > > > > > > > > Yes, I studied the med research and you can't kill die hard > > > Redskins > > > > fans. They grow used to losing every time but somehow greet > each > > > new > > > > game as a chance to win. Cowboys fans die like flies and still > > > pine > > > > for and " The Coach " ... > > > > > > > > Redskin fan, it's catagorized under rare mental diseases. > > > > > > > > You certainly are a rare bird out there in the rain. Living in > a > > > > state that sounds more like a circus sideshow with a leaky tent > > > than > > > > anyplace on earth except my house on a parental visit. Watching > > > your > > > > Redskins on a three hour time delay in the middle of the night. > > I > > > > bet you already started in on s remedy for sides and all > > things > > > > unplesant just to get an edge on the tx. > > > > > > > > Used to live in WVA one summer in a trailer with kinfolk. The > > rain > > > > on the tin roof was so loud sounded like the rain was gonna hit > > you > > > > any sec. Heck you should hear hail. Made it nice and cozy when > > it > > > > was raining so hard and me all dry. > > > > > > > > Kinda sexy sometimes too all that incessant hammering of the > rain > > > and > > > > the wind blowing the trailer a bit from side to side. Many a > lil > > > red > > > > neck was concieved on a riany day in the trailer park. Heck > dern > > > > can't go fishin may as well give the ol lady another roll till > it > > > > clears up. Come ere Darlin > > > > > > > > Bet it's still raining out there, > > > > > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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