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donald949
May 17, 2012, 1:42 PM
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SylviaSmile wrote: Haha, that reminds me of the joke one of my coworkers had as his gmail status message: "for loops are all fun and games until someone loses an i"
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donald949
May 17, 2012, 1:43 PM
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donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Haha, that reminds me of the joke one of my coworkers had as his gmail status message: "for loops are all fun and games until someone loses an i" oooooooooooooooooooooooo
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donald949
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SylviaSmile wrote: donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: erisspirit wrote: I finally clicked on the ham sammich thread... I made it 3 posts in and had to go buy some bacon... ^^^I like her I never did get my damned sammich. She may have potential as a climbing partner but I weep for whoever she marries. Harsh! I am trying to make good on the sandwich thing . . . actually I did feel really bad about that and there is a long story that forms my excuse: what happened was that I very unfortunately left all my sandwich stuff at my friend's house on Saturday and didn't realize it until it was too late for me to go and get it, and then I had to leave too early on Sunday for me to be able to get it, and the thought of going to the store and buying even more ham when I already had plenty of ham, cheese, and mayo I would never eat myself was a bit too discouraging, and plus I kind of thought it would be rained out. All that to say, I'm sorry I didn't make you a sandwich! Hey its sammy Sylvia. *waves* lol! I'm not sure I deserve the nickname till I actually produce the proof I can make one, right?
You shall henceforth and forever moar b known as sammy Silvia.
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donald949
May 17, 2012, 1:46 PM
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donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: erisspirit wrote: I finally clicked on the ham sammich thread... I made it 3 posts in and had to go buy some bacon... ^^^I like her I never did get my damned sammich. She may have potential as a climbing partner but I weep for whoever she marries. Harsh! I am trying to make good on the sandwich thing . . . actually I did feel really bad about that and there is a long story that forms my excuse: what happened was that I very unfortunately left all my sandwich stuff at my friend's house on Saturday and didn't realize it until it was too late for me to go and get it, and then I had to leave too early on Sunday for me to be able to get it, and the thought of going to the store and buying even more ham when I already had plenty of ham, cheese, and mayo I would never eat myself was a bit too discouraging, and plus I kind of thought it would be rained out. All that to say, I'm sorry I didn't make you a sandwich! Hey its sammy Sylvia. *waves* lol! I'm not sure I deserve the nickname till I actually produce the proof I can make one, right? Weather or knot u ever make a hammy sammy is inmaterial. You shall henceforth and forever moar b known as sammy Silvia.
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donald949
May 17, 2012, 1:49 PM
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sew las knight eye jumped on the rc.noob real quick 2 check sum NA pics a couple pages back. Cool jug hual by the way.
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donald949
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donald949 wrote: sew las knight eye jumped on the rc.noob real quick 2 check sum NA pics a couple pages back. Cool jug hual by the way. The google banner ads were 4...
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SylviaSmile
May 17, 2012, 1:51 PM
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donald949 wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: Graduated last Saturday. Mazel tov. Cool, where did you graduate from? Just some public university in Texas. Which one, though? I grew up in Texas, in a town with a public university, so it would be coincidental if it was the same one. I'll never tell! I don't know any of y'all!  *searches greggles IP *
Ooh, did you find out? I'm not a creepy Internet stalker, I just want to know! And if it's a public university, you would be one of several thousand, so it's not a huge defining piece of info.
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donald949
May 17, 2012, 1:55 PM
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SylviaSmile wrote: donald949 wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: Graduated last Saturday. Mazel tov. Cool, where did you graduate from? Just some public university in Texas. Which one, though? I grew up in Texas, in a town with a public university, so it would be coincidental if it was the same one. I'll never tell! I don't know any of y'all! *searches greggles IP * Ooh, did you find out? I'm not a creepy Internet stalker, I just want to know! And if it's a public university, you would be one of several thousand, so it's not a huge defining piece of info.
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SylviaSmile
May 17, 2012, 1:58 PM
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donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: donald949 wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: Graduated last Saturday. Mazel tov. Cool, where did you graduate from? Just some public university in Texas. Which one, though? I grew up in Texas, in a town with a public university, so it would be coincidental if it was the same one. I'll never tell! I don't know any of y'all! *searches greggles IP * Ooh, did you find out? I'm not a creepy Internet stalker, I just want to know! And if it's a public university, you would be one of several thousand, so it's not a huge defining piece of info. no. Actually I don't have access to that info, and really knot interested. but others do have access.
I don't care that much either, I just kinda want to get to 200 posts as well. But that will be some other day.
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SylviaSmile wrote: sungam wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: erisspirit wrote: I finally clicked on the ham sammich thread... I made it 3 posts in and had to go buy some bacon... ^^^I like her I never did get my damned sammich. She may have potential as a climbing partner but I weep for whoever she marries. Harsh! I am trying to make good on the sandwich thing . . . actually I did feel really bad about that and there is a long story that forms my excuse: what happened was that I very unfortunately left all my sandwich stuff at my friend's house on Saturday and didn't realize it until it was too late for me to go and get it, and then I had to leave too early on Sunday for me to be able to get it, and the thought of going to the store and buying even more ham when I already had plenty of ham, cheese, and mayo I would never eat myself was a bit too discouraging, and plus I kind of thought it would be rained out. All that to say, I'm sorry I didn't make you a sandwich! Less excuses, more time in the kitchen. Woman. And that goes for all the ladies of the SPCI. KNOW YOUR ROLE! Are you referring to this? In a highly scientific study, it has been shown that roughly 0.0363% of people cannot identify this kind of joking as humor and will be offended.  It seems we may have another person who can take "it" without ragequitting the internet. I had to look up "ragequit."  But sungam, this is super discouraging: I just can't see myself posting 7 posts at a go! It is like watching someone climb 5.12 and being like  I don't know how well I am going to do at this SPCI thing . . .
In other news... I need a sammich.
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sungam
May 17, 2012, 2:22 PM
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: On a serious note though, you should stay away from Sungam. That guy is an asshole and a cronic lier. Don't believe anything he says about me. That goes for everyone in this thread, actually. Except for Don, hes alright. Oh and there is also this guy Spikkedem. You should not talk to him. He is evil. The ponies are all Spike's fault. Stand up and be accountable for you own actions man. If they got the banz hammer, ewe haz two accept it az such. *serious fase*
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sungam
May 17, 2012, 2:22 PM
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donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: sungam wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: erisspirit wrote: I finally clicked on the ham sammich thread... I made it 3 posts in and had to go buy some bacon... ^^^I like her I never did get my damned sammich. She may have potential as a climbing partner but I weep for whoever she marries. Harsh! I am trying to make good on the sandwich thing . . . actually I did feel really bad about that and there is a long story that forms my excuse: what happened was that I very unfortunately left all my sandwich stuff at my friend's house on Saturday and didn't realize it until it was too late for me to go and get it, and then I had to leave too early on Sunday for me to be able to get it, and the thought of going to the store and buying even more ham when I already had plenty of ham, cheese, and mayo I would never eat myself was a bit too discouraging, and plus I kind of thought it would be rained out. All that to say, I'm sorry I didn't make you a sandwich! Less excuses, more time in the kitchen. Woman. And that goes for all the ladies of the SPCI. KNOW YOUR ROLE! Are you referring to this? In a highly scientific study, it has been shown that roughly 0.0363% of people cannot identify this kind of joking as humor and will be offended. It seems we may have another person who can take "it" without ragequitting the internet. I had to look up "ragequit." But sungam, this is super discouraging: I just can't see myself posting 7 posts at a go! It is like watching someone climb 5.12 and being like I don't know how well I am going to do at this SPCI thing . . . U R doing fine. Jess keep posting.
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sungam
May 17, 2012, 2:23 PM
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BTW< Sammy Silvy, about MLP:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPN5yZ5bpF8
Start from here. First two episodes are Way holy shit over the top cheesy. The other ones are only holy shit over the top cheesy. Enjoy! 
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sungam
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SylviaSmile wrote: There, fixed it for you ;)
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sungam
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Haha, that reminds me of the joke one of my coworkers had as his gmail status message: "for loops are all fun and games until someone loses an i" oooooooooooooooooooooooo dang someone's posting fast write noa. I had no idea that wuz going to be the pt. *don cries the real tears*
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erisspirit
May 17, 2012, 3:14 PM
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SylviaSmile wrote: donald949 wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Greggle wrote: Graduated last Saturday. Mazel tov. Cool, where did you graduate from? Just some public university in Texas. Which one, though? I grew up in Texas, in a town with a public university, so it would be coincidental if it was the same one. I'll never tell! I don't know any of y'all! *searches greggles IP * Ooh, did you find out? I'm not a creepy Internet stalker, I just want to know! And if it's a public university, you would be one of several thousand, so it's not a huge defining piece of info.
that's what all the stalkers say ...
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erisspirit
May 17, 2012, 3:15 PM
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Greggle wrote: Greggle wrote: Greggle wrote: Post 200!!! And PTFTW! Yep. It's gonna be a good day... Bacon for everybody! 
actually I must be slacking on the bacon... I dropped a pant size
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Lazlo
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: edge wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: edge wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: edge wrote: So the wife and son, who just moved back home after finishing his Junior year at UMass, have left for upstate NY for the weekend. Batchelor for the weekend! I can do whatever I want as long as I don't burn the house down and remember to feed the doggers and cat. Suggestions? Tomorrow I am going climbing for the first time since tweaking my leg 9 weeks ago. I will be rusty, sore, dirty, and loving every minute of it. After that, I dunno. 1) forget to feed the house 2) burn the cat and dog 3) wear your wife's lingerie 4) take pics but don't post them here 5) better yet, record a video and put it on the tube 6) do what Don did and cut your own rope 7) bake cookies 8) get those pics of the neighbor's wife you've been waiting to take but couldn't because your wife was always around 9) play that drum, LOUD 10) teabag the garden gnome in the front yard 11) go ask the nearest cop where the nearest doughnut shop is 12) ski cranmore 13) play your favorite 70s bands LOUDer than you play the drum 14) get that sheep's phone number (oops, sorry, that's my list for when sunny is alone) 14) call your wife at 3 a.m. asking her where she keeps the chlorine soap 15) wash the dishes that's about all I got. 16) wash the sheets, blankets, and towels Six of those accomplished already!!! Does anyone know if superglue will work for repairing garden gnomes? sniff...I'm gonna miss those fellas. on the other hand, i'm looking forward to the pics of the neighbor's wife. Not my neighbors wife, no how, no way. That's why the garden gnome project got bumped up to high priority. I got so excited I beheaded the little fokker. Yes super glue works on gnomes. skip the washing, or next time it will be an expected chore. Leave the house a mess, except one area, meticulously clean and smelling like chlorine. I hard forgotten I mentioned cutting my own rope, but its true. Not really recommended.  Get out all your climbing and camping gear, and unpack it in the living room. Tie the furniture together with pink webbing. Does anyone have a retired from leading but otherwise fine double or single they want to give me? that wasn't the intended fallout of washing the bed sheets while the wife is away. Like the idea of leaving the house a mess except for one spot with chlorine. Also like the idea of having the camping and climbing gear spread throughout the living room...especially if the tent is set up with the spare mattress stuffed inside. Okay, true I wasn't thinking about a better fallout for the house cleaning. I like the idea of the tent set up in the living room. Although my wife might not notice at first. The kids have play tents they set up in the living room all the time. Course it would be pretty phunny if awl kids trains, giant legos, tents, and play tents were moved out my klimbing gear and tents moved in.  I'm surprised the two ladies haven't chipped in yet, but changing the sheets when the wife is away is the kiss-of-death signal that it's not her hair she'll be finding all over the room days later.
Au contraire, I would be showered with praise were I to accomplish this chore while Leigha was away.
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erisspirit
May 17, 2012, 3:33 PM
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: edge wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: edge wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: edge wrote: So the wife and son, who just moved back home after finishing his Junior year at UMass, have left for upstate NY for the weekend. Batchelor for the weekend! I can do whatever I want as long as I don't burn the house down and remember to feed the doggers and cat. Suggestions? Tomorrow I am going climbing for the first time since tweaking my leg 9 weeks ago. I will be rusty, sore, dirty, and loving every minute of it. After that, I dunno. 1) forget to feed the house 2) burn the cat and dog 3) wear your wife's lingerie 4) take pics but don't post them here 5) better yet, record a video and put it on the tube 6) do what Don did and cut your own rope 7) bake cookies 8) get those pics of the neighbor's wife you've been waiting to take but couldn't because your wife was always around 9) play that drum, LOUD 10) teabag the garden gnome in the front yard 11) go ask the nearest cop where the nearest doughnut shop is 12) ski cranmore 13) play your favorite 70s bands LOUDer than you play the drum 14) get that sheep's phone number (oops, sorry, that's my list for when sunny is alone) 14) call your wife at 3 a.m. asking her where she keeps the chlorine soap 15) wash the dishes that's about all I got. 16) wash the sheets, blankets, and towels Six of those accomplished already!!! Does anyone know if superglue will work for repairing garden gnomes? sniff...I'm gonna miss those fellas. on the other hand, i'm looking forward to the pics of the neighbor's wife. Not my neighbors wife, no how, no way. That's why the garden gnome project got bumped up to high priority. I got so excited I beheaded the little fokker. Yes super glue works on gnomes. skip the washing, or next time it will be an expected chore. Leave the house a mess, except one area, meticulously clean and smelling like chlorine. I hard forgotten I mentioned cutting my own rope, but its true. Not really recommended. Get out all your climbing and camping gear, and unpack it in the living room. Tie the furniture together with pink webbing. Does anyone have a retired from leading but otherwise fine double or single they want to give me? that wasn't the intended fallout of washing the bed sheets while the wife is away. Like the idea of leaving the house a mess except for one spot with chlorine. Also like the idea of having the camping and climbing gear spread throughout the living room...especially if the tent is set up with the spare mattress stuffed inside. Okay, true I wasn't thinking about a better fallout for the house cleaning. I like the idea of the tent set up in the living room. Although my wife might not notice at first. The kids have play tents they set up in the living room all the time. Course it would be pretty phunny if awl kids trains, giant legos, tents, and play tents were moved out my klimbing gear and tents moved in. I'm surprised the two ladies haven't chipped in yet, but changing the sheets when the wife is away is the kiss-of-death signal that it's not her hair she'll be finding all over the room days later. Au contraire, I would be showered with praise were I to accomplish this chore while Leigha was away.
when I was in Ireland the BF was cat sitting so he had the keys to my house... I was stoked to find out that he washed and changed the sheets! He also did the dishes!
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donald949
May 17, 2012, 3:58 PM
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: On a serious note though, you should stay away from Sungam. That guy is an asshole and a cronic lier. Don't believe anything he says about me. That goes for everyone in this thread, actually. Except for Don, hes alright. Oh and there is also this guy Spikkedem. You should not talk to him. He is evil. The ponies are all Spike's fault. Stand up and be accountable for you own actions man. If they got the banz hammer, ewe haz two accept it az such. *serious fase* YESSIR!
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donald949
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epoch wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: sungam wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: erisspirit wrote: I finally clicked on the ham sammich thread... I made it 3 posts in and had to go buy some bacon... ^^^I like her I never did get my damned sammich. She may have potential as a climbing partner but I weep for whoever she marries. Harsh! I am trying to make good on the sandwich thing . . . actually I did feel really bad about that and there is a long story that forms my excuse: what happened was that I very unfortunately left all my sandwich stuff at my friend's house on Saturday and didn't realize it until it was too late for me to go and get it, and then I had to leave too early on Sunday for me to be able to get it, and the thought of going to the store and buying even more ham when I already had plenty of ham, cheese, and mayo I would never eat myself was a bit too discouraging, and plus I kind of thought it would be rained out. All that to say, I'm sorry I didn't make you a sandwich! Less excuses, more time in the kitchen. Woman. And that goes for all the ladies of the SPCI. KNOW YOUR ROLE! Are you referring to this? In a highly scientific study, it has been shown that roughly 0.0363% of people cannot identify this kind of joking as humor and will be offended. It seems we may have another person who can take "it" without ragequitting the internet. I had to look up "ragequit." But sungam, this is super discouraging: I just can't see myself posting 7 posts at a go! It is like watching someone climb 5.12 and being like I don't know how well I am going to do at this SPCI thing . . . [/lurking]Don't be discouraged by the riff-raff. They're jealous of what they cannot have. In other news... I need a sammich. [recommences lurking]
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donald949
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sungam wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: There, fixed it for you ;) MAI GAWD! You are most welcome here.
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erisspirit wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: edge wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: edge wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: edge wrote: So the wife and son, who just moved back home after finishing his Junior year at UMass, have left for upstate NY for the weekend. Batchelor for the weekend! I can do whatever I want as long as I don't burn the house down and remember to feed the doggers and cat. Suggestions? Tomorrow I am going climbing for the first time since tweaking my leg 9 weeks ago. I will be rusty, sore, dirty, and loving every minute of it. After that, I dunno. 1) forget to feed the house 2) burn the cat and dog 3) wear your wife's lingerie 4) take pics but don't post them here 5) better yet, record a video and put it on the tube 6) do what Don did and cut your own rope 7) bake cookies 8) get those pics of the neighbor's wife you've been waiting to take but couldn't because your wife was always around 9) play that drum, LOUD 10) teabag the garden gnome in the front yard 11) go ask the nearest cop where the nearest doughnut shop is 12) ski cranmore 13) play your favorite 70s bands LOUDer than you play the drum 14) get that sheep's phone number (oops, sorry, that's my list for when sunny is alone) 14) call your wife at 3 a.m. asking her where she keeps the chlorine soap 15) wash the dishes that's about all I got. 16) wash the sheets, blankets, and towels Six of those accomplished already!!! Does anyone know if superglue will work for repairing garden gnomes? sniff...I'm gonna miss those fellas. on the other hand, i'm looking forward to the pics of the neighbor's wife. Not my neighbors wife, no how, no way. That's why the garden gnome project got bumped up to high priority. I got so excited I beheaded the little fokker. Yes super glue works on gnomes. skip the washing, or next time it will be an expected chore. Leave the house a mess, except one area, meticulously clean and smelling like chlorine. I hard forgotten I mentioned cutting my own rope, but its true. Not really recommended. Get out all your climbing and camping gear, and unpack it in the living room. Tie the furniture together with pink webbing. Does anyone have a retired from leading but otherwise fine double or single they want to give me? that wasn't the intended fallout of washing the bed sheets while the wife is away. Like the idea of leaving the house a mess except for one spot with chlorine. Also like the idea of having the camping and climbing gear spread throughout the living room...especially if the tent is set up with the spare mattress stuffed inside. Okay, true I wasn't thinking about a better fallout for the house cleaning. I like the idea of the tent set up in the living room. Although my wife might not notice at first. The kids have play tents they set up in the living room all the time. Course it would be pretty phunny if awl kids trains, giant legos, tents, and play tents were moved out my klimbing gear and tents moved in. I'm surprised the two ladies haven't chipped in yet, but changing the sheets when the wife is away is the kiss-of-death signal that it's not her hair she'll be finding all over the room days later. Au contraire, I would be showered with praise were I to accomplish this chore while Leigha was away. when I was in Ireland the BF was cat sitting so he had the keys to my house... I was stoked to find out that he washed and changed the sheets! He also did the dishes!
But I usually don't do the sheets.
I've also been known to through away some of the kids junk toys.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Haha, that reminds me of the joke one of my coworkers had as his gmail status message: "for loops are all fun and games until someone loses an i" oooooooooooooooooooooooo dang someone's posting fast write noa. I had no idea that wuz going to be the pt. *don cries the real tears* Iz okay, bro. It wasn't a real PT anyways. Real PC++'ers use 100PPP
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Haha, that reminds me of the joke one of my coworkers had as his gmail status message: "for loops are all fun and games until someone loses an i" oooooooooooooooooooooooo dang someone's posting fast write noa. I had no idea that wuz going to be the pt. *don cries the real tears* Iz okay, bro. It wasn't a real PT anyways. Real PC++'ers use 100PPP If 100 is the new 25...
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