When I was young I remember seeing Tim Maynard, Hoot Gibson,
When you were young the west was still wild and woolly. :)
When you were young the west was still wild and woolly. :)
Hence, shows like "The Wild Wild West", "Bonanza", and "Gunsmoke". <G>
When you were young the west was still wild and woolly. :)
Hence, shows like "The Wild Wild West", "Bonanza", and "Gunsmoke". <G>
Ed remembers going to see Buffalo Bill's Wild West shows.
He was kinda sweet on Annie Oakley. :)
Ed Vance wrote to All <=-
The RETRO TV channel has a Western/Cowboy Movie on Sunday at 5PM
Eastern Time.
The GRIT TV channel is great for Western TV and movies. I grew up
reading Louis L'Amour as my mother is a big fan of his, having nearly
his entire collection of books. I have a soft spot for Westerns especially spaghetti Westerns.
Howdy!
The RETRO TV channel has a Western/Cowboy Movie on Sunday at 5PM
Eastern Time.
I missed watching it today, but wondered if anyone else watches that
show, or if anyone reading likes the old Western Movies too.
When I was young I remember seeing Tim Maynard, Hoot Gibson,
Lash Larue, Sunset Carson and many other Cowboy Movies on the TV set.
Tried watching Gilligan's Island 35 years after I was addicted to it -- hooooo-boy, Hokey City!
You can find most of those old western movies & tv series on torrent sites. .
Not knowing the rules, I won't post links, but you've likely heard of ThePirateBay - it's still #1
I never watched that, but did find the run of Green Acres on the net
and really liked the show. I watched it once or twice when first run
but thought it was stupid. Now I saw if for the humour it had.
I'll re-post the monthly rules update for you.
I am not really strict about a lot of these, since only a few people
in the echo. The one's that are enforced are no discussion of current religion or politics.
I never watched that, but did find the run of Green Acres on the netand
really liked the show. I watched it once or twice when first run but thought it was stupid. Now I saw if for the humour it had.
That's where I get all my tv programs now. I download them to DVD-RW then watch when I want.
There's You Tube of course, but shows tend to disappear suddenly, the reason I burn the shows.
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/updates.html is another good site.
inNot knowing the rules, I won't post links, but you've likely heard of ThePirateBay - it's still #1
I'll re-post the monthly rules update for you.
I am not really strict about a lot of these, since only a few people
the echo. The one's that are enforced are no discussion of currentreligion
or politics.
That's where I get all my tv programs now. I download
them to DVD-RW then watch when I want. There's You Tube
of course, but shows tend to disappear suddenly, the
reason I burn the shows. https://www.solie.org/
alibrary/updates.html is another good site.
I'm lucky; Green Acres, Gomer Pyle, USMC, & Hogan's Heroes play nightly here; the same channel has two eps of MASH earlier on (probaby my all-tiome favourite sitcom); this fills my needs, so I've not hunted
them up in torrents. . .
YT isn't good for full shows, I find; there are other sites more
friendly to such (running copyrighted shows); Chrome has an addon
(Stream Series") that has most available to watch in your browser.
What means "current religion"?
I'm the same in FUNNY -- the only highlighted rule is that every post should have funny content (I play loose & fast, as one man's joke is another's dud).
In the old days, we'd have extended conversations on any topic & make
the post "legal" with the inclusion of an ObJ (obligatory Joke tacked
onto bottom of post)
I suppose I'm not yet officially the mod yet as I'm not in my own point yet. . . but I will likely keep it cazh -- not enough traffic in Fido
to alienate potential prticipants.
My competing joke echo was micro-managed with an iron fist; he was my
best promoter! :D I'd pop in, post a PG-5 joke, & get booted (again ho hum), & know my promotion engine was in full effect. . .
Of course, grew up n the 1970s, when life was casual. I'd be
walking home in the rain & a stranger would pull up, "Hey, kid, you want
a ride?" & my only thought was "What a silly question; of course I do
-- it's raining!" & I'd get a ride straight home with no concern of hijinks or "stranger danger".
I also remember being thirsty on a hot (95F+) summer afternoon, & going
to the neartest house to turn on the outsiode spigot, engulf the spout with my mouth & drink my fill. Never thought to ask permission,
unless someone was standing outside, then it just seemed courteous to
pro forma ask permission.
We were hitchiking starting about age 8.
Good times. Take your bike out to find friends to hang with, then just leave it lying on their front lawn while inside playing games until
their mom noticed (heard) us & kicked us outside to go to another's
place & repeat until supper time. . .
I've left my bike overnight sometimes because the only danger was that your friend might hide it to try to scare you that it was stolen.
My! How it's all changed!
So off I went, slightgly concerned. . Averaged $5-$6 each that day!
Now if I suggested this to a kid, even my own, I'd likely be arrested
for some thing or other, involving corrupting/abusing children. . .
The big dailies would be asking if I was getting kickbacks from local homeowners for them only paying $5 for a 3-hour job.
Bah! I mind my own business, mostly. . . Life is simple enough doing
that & having a good internet package, in which I've been known to download a Tb or more in a single month!
My hometown was about 30K wben I was young at about 12-13 it passed
50K & was redesignated as a "city" (whoopie!).
I was acting like a jackass in one of our local chain grocery srtores about age 6 or 7 & felt a SWAT hit my bottom! A complete stranger had
just HIT me!
Turns out they asked around, IDed me & gave my folks a full report
before I got home, where I had to relate the incident without deviation from the other party's description.
Hoo-boy! I couldn't leave quickly enough; now, though, I'd love to live
in a town like that, but they're gone. . . *sigh*. .
If you've warned the kids not to cut across your property, & they do,
you could turn the hose on them, even in January (best hurry home,
kids, before your clothes freeze on ya!")
Memories. . they sure ain't what they used to be, eh?
It's like society considers a movie with a G-rating "a
death sentence". [...]
Another good example was the late Archie Campbell, [...]
Rindercella [...] The Pee Thrittle Igs [...]
[...] the story of the snakes hissing in the pit...you
can get tongue tied on that one in a hurry. <G>
Except for autoposts with BBS and networks ads (the
frequency of these posts per day, for the same BBS or
network, is overwhelming), most echoes are dead.
The bottom line is that folks are lazy. I've seen many
able bodied folks get on the handicapable scooters, but
when the battery runs out, and the cart stops, they just
get up, take their groceries, and walk off. I've seen
several memes where "there was a healing in the liquor
aisle". :P
The one's that are enforced are no discussion of current
religion or politics.
What mreans "current religtion"?
Of course, grew up n the 1970s, whebn life was casual.
Io'd be walking home in the rain & a stranger would pull up, "Heu, kd, you want a ride?" & my only thought was "What a sillyu question; of course I do -- it's raining!" & I'd get a ride straight home with no concern of hijinks or "stranger danger"
even wshen tCanada's biggest serial killer was picking up teen boys
Basically and esp. if one states this one faith is better than
others.
Ie, "It's my church only, all others are doomed" type messages.
"My political party is the only way, the other side is full of
fools", etc.
I grew up in the '50s and pretty much the same.
In the summer you left the house and just had to be home by
dark/supper.
From around 18 to my early 30s I hitch hiked a lot and never had a problem. Of course being 6'1" and anywhere from 165-210 (my weight
varied a lot {pretty steady from 180-190 now}) may have been part of
that.
And when I had a car I often picked up hitch hikers as well.
Provided they looked decent (not standing along the road in bloody
clothes holding an axe). Never had a problem picking anyone up.
I often joke I was told by my family to never accept rides from strangers, UNLESS they offer you candy first. :)
One event comes to mind was with "The Rainbow Family" who were old hippies and held a annual love-in and dope smoking convention in the state. I got a ride from one of them and when the door opened for me smoke from all the joints they had been smoking rol
Cyberpop wrote --others.
The one's that are enforced are no discussion of current
religion or politics.
What mreans "current religtion"?
Basically and esp. if one states this one faith is better than
Ie, "It's my church only, all others are doomed" type messages.fools",
"My political party is the only way, the other side is full of
etc.
dark/supper.Of course, grew up n the 1970s, whebn life was casual.
I grew up in the '50s and pretty much the same.
In the summer you left the house and just had to be home by
From around 18 to my early 30s I hitch hiked a lot and never had a problem. Of course being 6'1" and anywhere from 165-210 (my weightvaried a
lot
{pretty steady from 180-190 now}) may have been part of that.
And when I had a car I often picked up hitch hikers as well.Provided
they looked decent (not standing along the road in bloody clothesholding an
axe). Never had a problem picking anyone up.
One time several years ago I was putt-putting along the sidewalk on campus in my golf cart and a young woman who worked in the office was returning from lunch. I rode up and asked "Hey there cutie, want aride? I
have
candy?" She asked without a pause "
I often joke I was told by my family to never accept rides from strangers, UNLESS they offer you candy first. :)
state.even wshen tCanada's biggest serial killer was picking up teen boys
One event comes to mind was with "The Rainbow Family" who were old
hippies and held a annual love-in and dope smoking convention in the
I gotthe
a ride from one of them and when the door opened for me smoke from all
joints they had been smoking
What mreans "current religtion"?
Basically and esp. if one states this one faith is better thanothers.
Ie, "It's my church only, all others are doomed" type messages.
Fair enough
What I miss most, though, is how I used to walk 10-80 miles/day.
I took a quiz on my smartphone on TV shows from the 1970's. Of the 50 questions, I only missed 5 -- I'd say I know my stuff. :) I will admit
that some of the questions I "guessed" on, and got right.
Here's some MEMORIES for the folks in here -- some of the shows included "M*A*S*H", "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", "The Bob Newhart Show", "The Odd Couple", "Happy Days", "Mork And Mindy", "Laverne And Shirley", "My Three Sons", "The Brady Bunch", "The Partridge Family", "Hawaii Five Oh", "Charlie's Angels", "The Love Boat", "Sanford And Son", "Three's Company", "Good Times", "One Day At A Time", "Alice", "Taxi", "Welcome Back, Kotter", and "Murder She Wrote". One they didn't note was one my late Mom and I
loved with Chad Everett and James Daly..."Medical Center". We also loved
to watch "Bewitched" and "I Dream Of Jeannie".
It's hard for me to sit at the computer for long periods of time anymore...and it's also getting to be the same for lying in bed, with
the arthritis. Man...I can't stand, sit, or lie down for long periods
of time...talk about being a basket case. :P
My eyes and back are hurting now, so once I finish this QWK packet
(I've been at this thing for at least 2 hours working on replies),
I'm going to get some dinner, and take my evening medications. I
didn't think I'd make this reply so long...but first, they couldn't
get me to talk...now, they can't get me to shut up. <G>
What means "current religion"?
Prosletyzing (sp?). Things like church bulletin bloopers (always love those) are OK. Originally, the late Grady Nutt and the late Jerry Clower were the only "Christian Comedians" I knew...but of late, I've watched routines of Mark Lowery and Chonda Pierce, on YouTube. At least with
these folks, the humor is all G-rated.
It's like society considers a movie with a G-rating "a death sentence". They'd be surprised how many of us prefer good, clean, funny humor. The
late Red Skelton, George Burns, Bob Hope, Jack Benny, and so many others
who are no longer with us, proved that "you don't have to be dirty to be funny".
I like what the late Jerry Clower said one night in a routine in Louisiana. He said "if you don't intend to laugh at anything, go home and look in the mirror...and see what everyone else has been laughing at all these years".
Another good example was the late Archie Campbell, when he did his spoonerism stories (he called them "bedtime stories for adults" (you
can find these on YouTube), of Rindercella (who went to the bancy fall,
and slopped her dripper), and of The Pee Thrittle Igs (where the wolf
huffed and puffed, and hoed her blouse down). On the latter, I about
wet my pants, as I was laughing so hard. Never mind the story of the
snakes hissing in the pit...you can get tongue tied on that one in a
hurry. <G>
Or like the tagline "After this post, we're back on topic". <G>
Except for autoposts with BBS and networks ads (the frequency of these posts per day, for the same BBS or network, is overwhelming), most echoes are dead. I avoid the "flame" echoes...because I believe "if you can't say something nice, keep your mouth shut".
Joe Mackey has told me some bizarre stories of where he works a college campus parking lot, ticketing violators. Some have been in here, and some have been via email.
The most recent bizarre case (I said he had met Dumb Dora, Dumb Donald, and Bertha Blonde's family) was where this woman had parked in a fire lane. When he told her she couldn't park there, she went right over to park in a handicapped spot...and all Joe could do was sigh. :P If her car had been red, she probably would've felt she was qualified to park there.
The bottom line is that folks are lazy. I've seen many able bodied folks get on the handicapable scooters, but when the battery runs out, and the cart stops, they just get up, take their groceries, and walk off. I've seen several memes where "there was a healing in the liquor aisle". :P
Joe also notes he has this portable camera deal, along with the electronic ticket book. The pictures never lie, and it's amazing what folks will say and do to get out of a ticket. And, if they don't have their tickets paid, they get other restrictions on them...and at times, the local constabulary "gets interested". It is so funny when they get "busted".
I love reading Joe's posts on these, no matter how many times I've read them. It brings to mind the saying that "duct tape can't fix stupid, but
it sure helps mask the noise". <G>
Nowadays, you're so afraid to say anything as someone will be offended. However, I've rarely seen Joe had to lower the boom here. Admittedly, I
have to practice my groveling at times. <G> But, I did have the extreme pleasure of meeting Joe as he was traveling around the country awhile back (this was before all the crap with COVID-19).
That's when life was much simpler, and you could have your doors unlocked at night. As the old Virginia Slims cigarette ad noted in its slogan, "You've come a long way, baby" -- I'd say so...for the worst. :P If you mention a lot of these old products and slogans, people wonder what planet you came from.
And, we didn't worry about the monkey bars, riding bikes, getting skinned up, eating mudpies, drinking from the hose, etc. Now, parents are so darned paranoid that their kids will become deathly ill, unless they're drowned in hand sanitizer. Doing stuff that we did built up all the immunities that helped us stay well later in life. And, they consider stuff like bikes and monkey bars as "too dangerous".
I'm also of "the old school", where "children should be seen and not heard, and not speak unless spoken to. Then, it's 'yes/no ma'am/sir'".
If the kids are well disciplined and behaved, that's fine. But, most
kids nowadays are so disrespectful that it's disgusting. When the little
kid cursed his Mom (you know which one I'm talking about, George), all I could do was shudder.
We were hitchiking starting about age 8.
I'd be scared to death to do that now.
We had to be home when the street light in front of our house came on.
I've left my bike overnight sometimes because the only danger was that your friend might hide it to try to scare you that it was stolen.
My! How it's all changed!
And, far for the worst, sadly.
When I did an afternoon newspaper route nearly 50 years ago in south Florida, around Christmas, I'd purchase and place a Christmas card in
each subscriber's paper. At that time, I collected $1.20 every 2 weeks
(the paper only cost 10 cents a day, and it didn't publish on Sunday).
Many folks would give me a $20 bill, and tell me to keep the change. I
also usually put the papers on their porches for them (I delivered them
from my bicycle after school was out), and got many of them to "pay by mail", where I didn't have to collect from them. That paper shut down
long ago.
Anyway, on my first date, I took this young lady in the choir (she
sang soprano, and I sang tenor) to the choir banquet, but we both were
still too young to drive. So, my parents drove me to her place, and
took us both to the Hialeah-Miami Lakes Country Club (they were almost
twin cities). Guys and girls were all dressed up spiffy and nice (suits
and ties for the guys, then dresses and gowns for the girls). The meal
was "London Broil" and all the trimmings. She said "her family ended up ordering out for pizza". <G> Then, my parents picked us up afterwards, driving her home, then me to my home. Obviously, there was no hanky
panky going on there...I think we were both 16 at the time.
Anyway, the new version is "Jack and Jill went up a hill, to do
some hanky panky. Poor old Jill forgot her pill...and now, there's
little Frankie". <BG>
Most folks want to work from 12 to 1, take an hour off for lunch, and
get a full check. Hmmmm...sounds like politicians. <G>
There was a country song that said "Why don't you mind your own business, so you won't be mindin' mine??". The joke is that "I don't gossip, as the things we say about our neighbors is all true...and you'd better listen close the first time". :P
Besides, I have enough crap in my life, and enough I'll have to answer for one day. I won't have to answer for anyone else's transgressions, as it were.
My late wife said that one time, her Mom (who died just over a year
after my Mom died), saw a woman warning her disobedient child not to
grab for, or do certain things in the store, or she'd spank him (she
was the kids' parent, so to me, she had the right to).
Well, the kid didn't comply, and Momma spanked her child. This other
woman scolded her, saying "How dare you spank that child!!". The woman replied to her "Shut up!! Or, you're next!!" <G>.
My brother and I got more than our share of spankings growing up, and
we consider ourselves better for it. This crap about "you can't spank
them, as it'll ruin their self esteem" is pure garbage.
If you got a whipping in school, somehow, your parents found out about
it, and you got a second whipping when you got home. And, if you varied
that story in any way, you got a worse whipping.
Now, they'd accuse you of assault, even if they were trespassing. So
many think that "the rules don't apply to me"...in so many situations.
Well, Sunday came and went, and the 2 preachers met again for lunch.
But, the exchange took an interesting turn. When asked how things went
with the sermon, the pedal-less preacher lamented "Not like I thought
they would". His partner asked "Didn't you preach the sermon on 'The
Ten Commandments'??"...and was told "Well, I did...but I never got to
'Thou Shalt Not Steal'. When I got to 'Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery';
I remembered where I had left the bicycle". <BG>
Kids don't get it -- we older folks can guess more truth than they've
ever known.
Our guesses are based on reality, experience, & facts.
I don't know Medical Centre, but he rest I sorta recall as I watched
most.
I don't like long viewinghs, so I'm more into sitcoms -- a nice
30-minute funny story fully wrapped up within 22-24(24 for the '70s)
Don't be a basket case -- you know where baskets are headed, eh? On the highway, yet. . .
I've never been the quiet type, ask anyone who knows me & those who
knew me as a child, even!
For Hollywod, it's all about numbers. You & others may like the
G-rated, but you don't go to them in droves to get them their money
back.
Directors are careful to ensure their movie crosses in to R territory, because that's a big moneymaker by itself!
Some cultures consider a man & woman married if they are in solitude
in a closed room together.
I'm waiting for one of these to hit the news. . .
I like what the late Jerry Clower said one night in a routine in Louisiana. He said "if you don't intend to laugh at anything, go home and look in the mirror...and see what everyone else has been laughing at all these years".
Oooooh, I like that one!
Oh, I would not allow autoposts, except if this one guy is still around who provided a monthly stats report into the echo.
We've got city bylaw for that -- they can be fined $400 for illegally parking in an accessible-marked spot.
We've most recently amended the bylaws to allow for side loading wheelchair vans, which need an even wider area on one side, & included
new signage.
We, the disabled community here in BC, are pointing out that just
because a person stands or walks does not mean they shouldn't
necessarily be in a wheelchair--that's between them & their doctor/OT/Physio. . .
Scofflaws should be the ones paying for the infrastructure to keep communities well-run & safe.
Why, should I, Joe Blow, any honest law-abiding citizen be the one
paying for parking enforcement departments & court challenges?
Silence is golden. . .
Yes, but duct tape is silver. . . (photo of child with mouth bound up)
Most peopple, especially the ones old enough to be from the OG BBS/Fido scene, tend to be better behaved. or at least respectful when informed
of how they've broke a rule.
Best to learn pain young when it doesn't permanently damage you. Get a scrape, get a minor infection, suffer & boohoo to mommy, but go on with
a lesson leaerned deeply.
I believe we've moved past that & we need to start teaching our kids to
be adults sooner, & how to communicate as such. It's a far different world they go into than we did.
In some cultures. Word is in Japan, if you leave your bike unattended
for a month, it'll be exactly where you left it, & not joyridden
either.
So you more than covered thecost of the cards, eh? Nice one! I know
you just did it to gret them & thank them for being paying customers,
but it did turn out nicely for you, eh?
Now if a girl is told to be careful it means "or you might get herpes, AIDS, &/or pregnant" back then it meant "or you might get kissed"
& sleep during that 12-1 if they're Senators up here, who are appointed for life.
Then there was this new Baptist preacher who began prweaching against adultery, theft, murder, getting a chorus of "AMEN!" & "Preach it, brother!" after each point.
The next week he began preaching against gossiping, & an old lady in
back was heard muttering, "Now he's gone from preachin' to meddlin'"
Well, the kid didn't comply, and Momma spanked her child. This other
woman scolded her, saying "How dare you spank that child!!". The woman replied to her "Shut up!! Or, you're next!!" <G>.
ooo, I like that one! :D
Yup, no school whippings by my generation, at least up here.
All this non-punishmenmt & free license for tyhe kids & those who complain about spankings are also the ones wondering why crime is so
high in their city. . .
Ten Commandments'??"...and was told "Well, I did...but I never got to
'Thou Shalt Not Steal'. When I got to 'Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery';
I remembered where I had left the bicycle". <BG>
Tsk tsk, naughty, naughty. . .
In the face of authority, Tonm cracvked & told the truth. The minster said, indly laying his hand over Tom's shoulders, "You should go home, Tom."
"Why," he asked.
"Because I'm not married."
Our guesses are based on reality, experience, & facts.
Experience is the best teacher.
The TV sets here haven't been plugged in or turned on in over 3 years.
The only "TV" I watch is if the local newscast is on, then I go to their website, or view it on the smartphone.
That's for sure. Or like the cartoon: "Welcome to H***. May I park your handbasket??". Or the other one that has the character asking "Where Am I?? And, why am I in this handbasket??". :P
Fifty years ago, my Dad and I went to the Dade County Youth Fair in west Miami. There was this heavy set comedian from Kentucky called "The Duke Of Paducah". All I remember is that it was G-rated, and it was hilarious. As I've said many times, people like Red Skelton, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Groucho Marx, etc. proved "you don't have to be dirty to be funny".
There was a book when I was majoring in Radio/TV/Film in college, called "Subliminal Seduction". The sexiest thing in Playboy is NOT the centerfold... it's some of these ads, especially for alcoholic beverages.
Some cultures consider a man & woman married if they are in solitude
in a closed room together.
Common law marriage.
I'm waiting for one of these to hit the news. . .
Or the tabloids.
With mine, it's like this:
1) Today In History -- on various topics in the appropriate echoes, once a year. This includes Burma Shave ads, Pun History, Weather History (partial after 1990), Comedy/Bloopers, Random Quotes, QWK Mail Taglines, etc.
While there are disabled folks who are in worse shape than I am, what really gets me mad is vehicles that park in the handicapped spot, with
no indication of a hangtag, license plate, or disability. Basically, they parked there, because they were lazy.
We, the disabled community here in BC, are pointing out that just because a person stands or walks does not mean they shouldn't necessarily be in a wheelchair--that's between them & their doctor/OT/Physio. . .
You have a valid point. Yet, I'm sane...just ask my psychiatrist. <G>
Now if a girl is told to be careful it means "or you might get herpes, AIDS, &/or pregnant" back then it meant "or you might get kissed"
I don't think I kissed her. The poor thing had acne real bad, and a lot
of pitting on her face. They say "beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes clear to the bone"...yet to me, if they have an inner beauty, that more than
makes up for it.
& sleep during that 12-1 if they're Senators up here, who are appointed for life.
Like the US Supreme Court Justices.
Nowadays, you could be taken to court for abuse.
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Experience is the best teacher.
Is it? Experience kills everyone she teaches. Everyone.
Does it say something about volumes of traffic that it's a highway to Hell, but a staircase to Heaven?
Nobosy's saying otherwise, but that era is gone & past. There are some funny ones now, but not enough people watch them to make it a
profitable exercise/pursuit. I miss John Pinette(RIP) -- a great storyteller & downright funny guy! Look him up on YouTube. . .
I usually enjoyed the articles & jokes more than the centrefolds.
Now I can't be bothered to open any. . . as the stories got dumber &
more about promoting the smut side of the business than being
interesting insights into the world we live in.
I was most impressed in first seeing the list of women who refused $1,000,000 (in the '70s & earlier) to appear in Playboy.
I'd prolly ask you to limit it to once a week in the Funny echo, until there's enough contribution so your autoposts aren't all bunched up. .
.
Our placards come with a letter to not use the spaces even if entitled,
if we're having a good day & don't fully need it, to leave it for those who really have no choice.
Well, it's an ongoing fight, to keep city hall remembering that we are people, too, & equally deserving of fair treatment under the law as
anyone else.
Acne isn't contagious. If I liked her & she was looking for a kiss,
I'd've kissed her. If I was't ready to be serious with her for a commitment, I'd keep my kiss basic & not long & French.
I was not "hitting" my child, I was "teaching an important lesson"; one
is punishment/revenge, the other is the carefullyl considered lesson
that makes the child a better human being & citizen in the long run.
i'd 'x' MSIE & it'd pop up a message, "Internet Exploder stopped. Reloading. . ." WTHHHH????
A Stairway To Heaven. There was a lawsuit filed over that, because apparently someone used the melody for something else.
Well, in trying to get a seat for Darci Lynn Farmer's shows, they sell
out fast...and her stuff is all G-rated.
I rarely read it. In "Mad Magazine" once, there was a cartoon, where someone added grafitti (sp?) to a newsstand, that was selling Playboy,
etc. So, it read "If you enjoy self PLAY, BOY this magazine sure will help!!". <G>
It's like the medical folks and nudity...you've seen one, you've seen
them all.
OK, I will discontinue them. But, it's not like in the BBS ad echoes, where some systems are posting the same ad for their BBS several times
a day.
It also notes "Hangtag must be removed before vehicle is in motion". I can't tell you how many vehicles I see with those still on the rearview mirror, which restricts your visibility.
The elite and those in charge thing they are special, that their fecal excrement doesn't stink, plus that they are the kings, and were are the sheeple servants.
Is kissing in France just kissing?? :P
They say stuff like that is too old fashioned...we live in an enlightened age. They said that before the Noahic flood.
i'd 'x' MSIE & it'd pop up a message, "Internet Exploder stopped. Reloading. . ." WTHHHH????
It was Internut Exploder...if you have the balls to run it. :P
Can you guarantee beyond doubt that the lyric you wrote wasn't based on something you heard 5 years ago?
I can't afford to pay for shows -- I wait for the YouTube uploads!
I rarely read it. In "Mad Magazine" once, there was a cartoon, where someone added grafitti (sp?) to a newsstand, that was selling Playboy,
etc. So, it read "If you enjoy self PLAY, BOY this magazine sure will help!!". <G>
That's funny! I loved Mad before what's his enormity died. .
It's like the medical folks and nudity...you've seen one, you've seen
them all.
To a point. . . for me, there's endless variety. but not in pictures on
a sceen or book. . .
& that's all that's available to me, with my vows taken to my wife.
I know, that BBS AD echo is purt much only these bots; I pop in once in
a while to look for those posted by real sysops.
It also notes "Hangtag must be removed before vehicle is in motion". I can't tell you how many vehicles I see with those still on the rearview mirror, which restricts your visibility.
Good plan. . .
Yup, we are the enemy of their having everything at any time. Because everything given to us feels like theft to them, because they live by
the Toddler Rules of Acquisition Rule 1 (If I want it, it's mine).
Is kissing in France just kissing?? :P
There was a fad to call it English kissing for a while.
we call condoms "French safes"; they call tihem "English bonnets"
It's old fashioned to want to be safe walking at night in your own
city?
I can't afford to pay for shows -- I wait for the YouTube uploads!
You might as well. Then, you can fast forward to the part you want to see.
I rarely read it. In "Mad Magazine" once, there was a cartoon, where someone added grafitti (sp?) to a newsstand, that was selling Playboy, etc. So, it read "If you enjoy self PLAY, BOY this magazine sure will help!!". <G>
That's funny! I loved Mad before what's his enormity died. .
Remember Spy Versus Spy?? <G>
To a point. . . for me, there's endless variety. but not in pictures on a sceen or book. . .
A butt is a butt is a butt...but... <G>
It's going on 15 years since I lost my Dad and my wife (she died 2 1/2 months after he did)...and I lost my Mom just over 2 years ago. But, I have all the wonderful memories that no one can take away.
I post mine on the first of the month ONLY...although I discovered the
URL was wrong for the Feedback link...so I had to correct and repost it.
I figure once a month is sufficient...several times a day is overkill.
I don't know if the police can actually ticket you for driving with the hangtag on or not. They are doing a campaign for the next week, to catch folks who are texting and driving.
Yup, we are the enemy of their having everything at any time. Because everything given to us feels like theft to them, because they live by the Toddler Rules of Acquisition Rule 1 (If I want it, it's mine).
Sounds like what the dachshund has. <G>
Is kissing in France just kissing?? :P
There was a fad to call it English kissing for a while.
Loose lips sink ships...and relation-ships. <G>
we call condoms "French safes"; they call tihem "English bonnets"
Do we have a rubber match to see who's best 2 out of 3?? <G>
It's old fashioned to want to be safe walking at night in your own city?
Really.
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