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DukieInKansas wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:

Shammrog wrote:BTW, isn't it funny that the abbreviation for Kentucky is "KY?"

I've been wondering who would bring that up first.

You had doubts as to who it would be?

I had a mental list of who might mention it first. Shamm was definitely on the list.

Lunchtime!

Lavabe wrote:Shamm is running out of material. In the meantime, he could at least move in our Scrabble game.

BD: It's not September 1.

I'll change again, don't worry. But seriously, I was tired of looking at myself. I can only take so much of me. That's why I have you guys. The 'hot running gear' picture, well, you can't really tell it's me unless you look closely so I can deal.

Shamm, the next scarf I finish, I'll take a picture of myself wearing it, and only it. You'll still be very disappointed. But I will do it.

Shammrog wrote:(But, are you?)

Uhm, no?

I think that's the safe answer.

But I wouldn't mind taking Abby shopping sometime or teaching her to knit, you know, girlie stuff. Wendy can come too. You get drink beers and watch sports with my crew and make sophomoric potty humor jokes.

Bostondevil wrote:But I wouldn't mind taking Abby shopping sometime or teaching her to knit, you know, girlie stuff. Wendy can come too. You get drink beers and watch sports with my crew and make sophomoric potty humor jokes.

COOL!

Summer really is the hottest time of year.

Shammrog wrote:Summer really is the hottest time of year.

I mean, its certainly hotter than winter.

And usually hotter than spring or fall.

Unless it's Indian summer.

Oops - sorry - "Native American" summer.

ArkieDukie wrote: I've always liked "He Thinks He'll Keep Her" as well and am also intrigued by people's responses to it. I know one person in particular who thought it was a horrible song, but this particular person would likely be very much like the husband in the song. One could potentially get an interesting sociological study from that song.

For a lazy doofus like me, it's a warning shot across the bow to get up off my large posterior and make sure Mrs. Turk isn't running the house all by herself. I also think that most women who return to the corporate workd after being a full-time mom find office work to be child's play, pun intended. CTN ladies, any thoughts?

As for "I Feel Lucky", I love that cougar-esque "roooowwwwr" towards the end, but over Lyle Lovett? That's one goofy-looking dude... And BTW, "The Bug" is actually a Dire Straits / Mark Knopfler song....

I step away for three hours, and it took me 5 pages of reading to catch up on the LTE.

I just learned how to grill - sort of. Need some more practice...
But those onion rings look tastyyyyy!!!

CathyCA wrote:Oh yes you have. 90% of your friends over here have had problems with Jumbo. According to the associative property of friendship, you've had a problem with him, too.

Does the associative property of friendship include me retiring this weekend to a stately mansion in the hills?

CellR wrote:I just learned how to grill - sort of. Need some more practice...
But those onion rings look tastyyyyy!!!

What are you cooking us tonight?

CameronBornAndBred wrote:I step away for three hours, and it took me 5 pages of reading to catch up on the LTE.

Denny Crane, ehh...I mean Shamm, is trying to get his post count up.

CellR wrote:I just learned how to grill - sort of. Need some more practice...
But those onion rings look tastyyyyy!!!

Trial and error my friend. Trial and error.

Yay, I bought a new computer today. Yay!

YmoBeThere wrote:

CellR wrote:I just learned how to grill - sort of. Need some more practice...
But those onion rings look tastyyyyy!!!

What are you cooking us tonight?

Steak, Onion Rings, Baked Potato, Bread, Salad
Although I didn't cook all of it.