The Ka-tet Cantina 2

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Dana Jean

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I'm innocent, i promise. Just pointed out how easy it would be because tjey are so nice animals.... We are allright now, yes????
Yes, I understand, a bedouin has got to eat. And as Roseanne said (paraphrasing it my way), "My family could probably live a month off of one Bedouin." hahaha! Ick. I wouldn't eat either. Knowingly.

I'm just digging deeper here.
 

Kurben

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Yes, I understand, a bedouin has got to eat. And as Roseanne said (paraphrasing it my way), "My family could probably live a month off of one Bedouin." hahaha! Ick. I wouldn't eat either. Knowingly.

I'm just digging deeper here.
You know it would be foolish to awaken the Wrath Of Dana Jean. That is one lady you should stay on the right side of.... Good advice is always welcome, you know.....=D
 

Walter Oobleck

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I'm concerned about the vision of the chipmunk. Today, up in Centennial Heights, lunch, sitting on the steps. Little chipmunk running around in the tall grass...we're talkin jungle, hay, past due. Customer lives in Madison and this is an old beater of a mining house they picked up for a song and a dance...foreclosure...installed 20+ windows last fall, triple-pane. Hoped to work there winter, but no such luck. Did I tell you about trying to dig a sump well, March? Heh! Frozen ground, under the basement floor. Anyway, lunch time, munching on a venison sausage sandwich, Coke, some chips...little chippy out there be-bopping around, eye-balling the underside of the pickup I'd backed up almost to the steps. Ooop...what's this? Here comes chippy hopping up the steps. Maybe the sun was in his eyes. He got about a foot away and then maybe he winded me...da feet...da agony of da feet. Turns on a dime and runs through the jungle. So...sun in the eyes? Going blind like the chippy by my house? What?

Mosquitoes seem to have recovered...was concerned they might be in decline, but they showed up in force the other day. What was I doing? Putzing around in the garden I think.

Got the shop cleaned up this weekend...that's a task that's been about a year or two overdue. Onward! Ever onward!
 

Lepplady

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Parenting: Smart-aleck kid's mom is doing it right.
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Neesy

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May 24, 2012
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Well, hopefully everyone had a nice relaxing weekend away from the board. I had plenty to keep me out of trouble.
Got a scare Saturday evening. Some guy knocked on the front door, and I was alone in the house, so I didn't answer it. I peeked out the curtain, and he was standing in the driveway, and later at the end of the driveway. some time later he was gone. Kinda scared me.
Was he about 6 foot 4 - dark (ish) 'going grey hair' and glasses? It was the big guy SK himself come to visit - he knew you were bored!
 

muskrat

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Bonechizzlin at work today, meaning finishing orders of bone chisles, used in pounding out precise sections of bone during surgery. The ones I do resemble futuristic vampire stakes, forged from steel and machined to medical standards--a flat shaft of steel, one end a hollowed, zig-zag head with razor-edged tip ( the business end) the other has a flat head welded to the shaft--the 'pounding' end, if you will. Tis my job to make the thing beautiful, bring it into geometric tolerance, sharpen--like a blade smith, but for the orthopedic industry. S'what I do. The pays pretty decent, but you gotta be kinda Jedi to do it, so I'm worth it. Doggone it.

Gimme anudder Cutty and water, six flaming Cactus Blasters (with salt on the side), and an Angora Vizigoth heavy on the broth--and see what Walter's having...

And get Neesy a shot of Cuervo. Nothing for Flake, she's workin...
 

Neesy

#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
May 24, 2012
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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Bonechizzlin at work today, meaning finishing orders of bone chisles, used in pounding out precise sections of bone during surgery. The ones I do resemble futuristic vampire stakes, forged from steel and machined to medical standards--a flat shaft of steel, one end a hollowed, zig-zag head with razor-edged tip ( the business end) the other has a flat head welded to the shaft--the 'pounding' end, if you will. Tis my job to make the thing beautiful, bring it into geometric tolerance, sharpen--like a blade smith, but for the orthopedic industry. S'what I do. The pays pretty decent, but you gotta be kinda Jedi to do it, so I'm worth it. Doggone it.

Gimme anudder Cutty and water, six flaming Cactus Blasters (with salt on the side), and an Angora Vizigoth heavy on the broth--and see what Walter's having...

And get Neesy a shot of Cuervo. Nothing for Flake, she's workin...
Cuervo - what's that?
 

skimom2

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I am downloading it on my Kindle now, as we speak/write! I will check it out!
Glen Campbell was such a huge part of my childhood--my dad listened to his albums almost every day on the HUGE stereo in our living room....I couldn't bear to watch him on the documentary. I think my heart would break.
His last song... FUGGIDABOUTIT. I cry like a baby every time I hear or even think about it. My parents loved him when I was a kid (I think mom still has a bunch of his albums hanging around.
 
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