The Ka-tet Cantina 2
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HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND EVERYBODY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good morning Tet Mates. Finished painting on a drum. Trying different techniques on ways of painting. I will post pictures in my thread in a bit.
Working good. Sore but good. Lot of hard work this week. Speaking of work, my Mrs. had been promoted to lead cook at her job.
Our live has improved for the better each day. Sad we had to move away from a town we were starting to think of as home.
Working good. Sore but good. Lot of hard work this week. Speaking of work, my Mrs. had been promoted to lead cook at her job.
Our live has improved for the better each day. Sad we had to move away from a town we were starting to think of as home.
For my real name, King Stinger and for once- I like. *laughs*
Good to see you. Congrats to the Mrs. Hard work is good. Have a restful weekend. Love and green lights.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Sure - let's just not let it all get to our heads, though. The hungry for adventure part sounds quite appealingYour 5 dominant traits are: Spiritual, Emotionally Intelligent, Charismatic, Analytical and Grounded. You are very in touch with your senses and read other people very well. You are hungry for adventure and excited about life, but you are also very humble and sincere. You are a great problem solver and have a balanced perspective about things.
Can I join your club Nessy?
Have you seen this?
The Coneheads talking to Jake from State farm!
The Coneheads talking to Jake from State farm!
Which nationality do your manners belong to?
You are
Japanese!
Etiquette is very, very important to you – after all, Japanese social conventions have been around for thousands of years. Even forgetting about the simplest of rules can be seen as a sign of serious disrespect, so you are always careful to be as polite as possible. Whenever you travel somewhere new, you find the new social customs a little confusing and much prefer to stick to what you know.
You are
Japanese!
Etiquette is very, very important to you – after all, Japanese social conventions have been around for thousands of years. Even forgetting about the simplest of rules can be seen as a sign of serious disrespect, so you are always careful to be as polite as possible. Whenever you travel somewhere new, you find the new social customs a little confusing and much prefer to stick to what you know.
I am British
The British have very defined rules about decorum in public spaces, but they sure know how to let loose around friends! Your friends could swear you have a split personality. You have a strict business-like demeanor in public, but the second you're alone with your pals you tell the dirtiest jokes and seem to do away with common decency. You believe that things have a time and a place, and you stick to that rule whenever it comes to any of your antics. Then again, no one will ever catch you dining with elbows on the table!
The British have very defined rules about decorum in public spaces, but they sure know how to let loose around friends! Your friends could swear you have a split personality. You have a strict business-like demeanor in public, but the second you're alone with your pals you tell the dirtiest jokes and seem to do away with common decency. You believe that things have a time and a place, and you stick to that rule whenever it comes to any of your antics. Then again, no one will ever catch you dining with elbows on the table!
Fantastic!Dad-Mode kicking in.
(Except... in that 3rd one--what in the hell was that guy thinking of in the first place having that baby just sitting there on the edge without (at least!) hands on him/her?!
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Oooo, that last one is scary. But glad to see dog has a lifevest. Okay, the others are bad too.Dad-Mode kicking in.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Which nationality do your manners belong to?
You are
Japanese!
Etiquette is very, very important to you – after all, Japanese social conventions have been around for thousands of years. Even forgetting about the simplest of rules can be seen as a sign of serious disrespect, so you are always careful to be as polite as possible. Whenever you travel somewhere new, you find the new social customs a little confusing and much prefer to stick to what you know.
I cannot get the link to work but I would like to see if I am Japanese, too!
I'm ashamed I only got 8/10. One was a little tricky and one I just didn't know. The rest were easy peasy.
I have never seen this picture: Good one!
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I have never seen this picture: Good one!
You should read the article - it's interesting
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/04/magazine/stephen-kings-family-business.html?_r=0
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