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IowaDevil wrote:Way to go Duke LAX! Showed those tarholes who's boss!

What ID said! WooHoo!

The lax game was great. Both teams played hard but our guys were the best. Congratulations to womens and mens lax team!!!

Miles wrote:

DevilAlumna wrote:

Miles wrote:Looks like it's a Bloody Mary kinda Sunday.

Ooh, I like those kinds of Sundays.

Yeah, it's cold and rainy. Perfect day to stay indoors.

Tonight, comfort food: meatloaf, mashed potatoes and collards.

Weird. For me, Bloody Mary's are for sunny Sunday brunches.

And no offense to you personally, but "Ha!" that it's cold & rainy there. We've had an almost perfect 70's & sunny weekend, the first one since sometime last August.

Miles wrote:

CathyCA wrote:I gave blood at the Bloodmobile following church this morning.

But no Bloody Marys for me.

I can't give blood because I may carry Mad Cow Disease.

You too?

DevilAlumna wrote:

Miles wrote:

DevilAlumna wrote: Ooh, I like those kinds of Sundays.

Yeah, it's cold and rainy. Perfect day to stay indoors.

Tonight, comfort food: meatloaf, mashed potatoes and collards.

Weird. For me, Bloody Mary's are for sunny Sunday brunches.

And no offense to you personally, but "Ha!" that it's cold & rainy there. We've had an almost perfect 70's & sunny weekend, the first one since sometime last August.

Bloody Mary's are definitely for Sunday brunches. Don't sell yourself short and think you have to go out for brunch! Rainy weekend days always mean 'cooking days', and that usually begins with brunch.

DevilAlumna wrote:

Miles wrote:

CathyCA wrote:I gave blood at the Bloodmobile following church this morning.

But no Bloody Marys for me.

I can't give blood because I may carry Mad Cow Disease.

You too?

Yeah, we lived in Scotland when I was young during the early 80s. My poor father found out the hard way he couldn't donate. He decided to donate at a blood mobile and was sitting in a bus with a few other people getting ready to be stuck when someone said he could not give blood, then asked him to get up and go speak with them in private. He was mortified, and couldn't imagine what would be wrong that they wouldn't let him donate blood. He was relieved to found out it was something so silly.

Our latest "like" on Facebook was from Kenny Dennard. (I don't care that he's "Ken", don't sound right.)
We now have 555. Nice number.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Our latest "like" on Facebook was from Kenny Dennard. (I don't care that he's "Ken", don't sound right.)
We now have 555. Nice number.

Like.

I'd hate to ruin a nice round number like that...555.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Our latest "like" on Facebook was from Kenny Dennard. (I don't care that he's "Ken", don't sound right.)
We now have 555. Nice number.

111 more and we'll have a Devil of a number!

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Our latest "like" on Facebook was from Kenny Dennard. (I don't care that he's "Ken", don't sound right.)
We now have 555. Nice number.

111 more and we'll have a Devil of a number!

No, the real Devil of a number is Pantone 2-8-7-6-6-6 .

(If you were paying close attention to a certain secret admirer letter last June 4, you would recognize/remember it as the # for T.B.D ;) .)

Miles wrote:

DevilAlumna wrote:

Miles wrote:I can't give blood because I may carry Mad Cow Disease.

You too?

Yeah, we lived in Scotland when I was young during the early 80s. My poor father found out the hard way he couldn't donate. He decided to donate at a blood mobile and was sitting in a bus with a few other people getting ready to be stuck when someone said he could not give blood, then asked him to get up and go speak with them in private. He was mortified, and couldn't imagine what would be wrong that they wouldn't let him donate blood. He was relieved to found out it was something so silly.

Semester abroad in Glasgow, fall of 1996. It was around the time when the craze of mad cow crossover to humans was coming to light.

If they ever come up with a way to test for CJD in humans, I'd get it, just so I could continue being a blood donor. But right now, as the nurse at the bloodmobile told me, the only test available is via an autopsy. I'll pass, thanks.

DevilAlumna wrote:

Miles wrote:

DevilAlumna wrote: You too?

Yeah, we lived in Scotland when I was young during the early 80s. My poor father found out the hard way he couldn't donate. He decided to donate at a blood mobile and was sitting in a bus with a few other people getting ready to be stuck when someone said he could not give blood, then asked him to get up and go speak with them in private. He was mortified, and couldn't imagine what would be wrong that they wouldn't let him donate blood. He was relieved to found out it was something so silly.

Semester abroad in Glasgow, fall of 1996. It was around the time when the craze of mad cow crossover to humans was coming to light.

If they ever come up with a way to test for CJD in humans, I'd get it, just so I could continue being a blood donor. But right now, as the nurse at the bloodmobile told me, the only test available is via an autopsy. I'll pass, thanks.

I guess that you, me and Denny Crane will never find out.

Today is Lance Thomas's birthday. I sang the "Happy Birthday" song to him on FB, and he thanked me!

Those of you who are Lance's FB friends be sure to go over there and wish him a very happy birthday.

CathyCA wrote:Today is Lance Thomas's birthday. I sang the "Happy Birthday" song to him on FB, and he thanked me!

Those of you who are Lance's FB friends be sure to go over there and wish him a very happy birthday.

I did earlier, but I didn't sing (since I can't sing as pretty). I did note that he'll be playing a game in the NBA tonight though. He started the last two.

The one-legged guy is back. This time he is charged with running from the police.

In a car, in case you were wondering.

lawgrad91 wrote:The one-legged guy is back. This time he is charged with running from the police.

In a car, in case you were wondering.

What a kick it must be to prosecute him! ;)

CathyCA wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:The one-legged guy is back. This time he is charged with running from the police.

In a car, in case you were wondering.

What a kick it must be to prosecute him! ;)

Y'all trip me out.

lawgrad91 wrote:The one-legged guy is back. This time he is charged with running from the police.

In a car, in case you were wondering.

It would really be freaky if he was wearing one stolen shoe and carrying a baton at the time he was stopped.

DevilAlumna wrote:

If they ever come up with a way to test for CJD in humans, I'd get it, just so I could continue being a blood donor. But right now, as the nurse at the bloodmobile told me, the only test available is via an autopsy. I'll pass, thanks.

Isn't that the same method to be definite of rabies?

Good thing we didn't step in it.