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Anyacat
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We get by
sometimes with a sigh
but we rarely cry
and always try.
sometimes with a sigh
but we rarely cry
and always try.
When your ship comes in throngs of band campers will be waiting dockside to welcome you home with a medley of Olivia Newton-John hits.
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Anyacat
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A medley of Olivia Newton-John hits will be featured during New York's fleet week.
Fleet week reminds me of the movie, On The Town with Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra.
On The Town with Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra includes an appearance by the first actress to portray nosy neighbor Gladys Kravitz on TV's "Bewitched."
Gladys Kravitz on TV's "Bewitched" was always trying to catch Samantha Stevens engaging in some sort of witch-like shenanigans.
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kenrayc
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Witch-like senanigans always kept Darrin on edge, especially those by mother in-law Endora.
Endora would often use witchcraft to interfere in her mortal son-in-law's life which created some very awkward situations.
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Anyacat
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Awkward situations abound when you "stick your fat face is other peeboes bidnez."
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Darth_vader
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Peeboes bidnez is either some French guy's name, or a corruption made by Anyacat on the words people's business.
Greetz from Seattle! Not much to say at this time, except that it's rainy as hell here in the Emerald City. I am en route to Anchorage to fix a blown-out PDP10 at FooBarCorp's data processing centre (yup, they are still using PDP10's, believe it or don't) and as far as I can see, barring any severe backups at BC Customs, figure there's probably about two more days of road-time until I finally get there.
Stay tuned for a hotel cable bandscan, coming soon to a National TV sub-board near you... ;o)
Greetz from Seattle! Not much to say at this time, except that it's rainy as hell here in the Emerald City. I am en route to Anchorage to fix a blown-out PDP10 at FooBarCorp's data processing centre (yup, they are still using PDP10's, believe it or don't) and as far as I can see, barring any severe backups at BC Customs, figure there's probably about two more days of road-time until I finally get there.
Stay tuned for a hotel cable bandscan, coming soon to a National TV sub-board near you... ;o)
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Anyacat
Guest
People's business is the correct choice and refers to a recent incident in a local Target that involved a screaming child, insane adults, one security guard and two cops.
'Two cops, a rabbi, and Divine Dave' sounds like the beginning of an interesting joke.
Our main office building is shut down for the weekend for a floor waxing. Everyone can hit the library or annex if you end up coming in this weekend. Semi-regular posters will have to sign in at the outer guard shack as the main identification key system is being upgraded all weekend and will only read the Executive Board members IDs (plus Silkie's and andrea's).
Our main office building is shut down for the weekend for a floor waxing. Everyone can hit the library or annex if you end up coming in this weekend. Semi-regular posters will have to sign in at the outer guard shack as the main identification key system is being upgraded all weekend and will only read the Executive Board members IDs (plus Silkie's and andrea's).
The beginning of an interesting joke years ago used to be, "A funny thing happened on the way to" wherever.
Of course there is the old parrot story about the guy who felt sorry for a parrot and took it in. The parrot was foul mouthed, downright vile, rude and never stopped misbehaving. The more the guy did to train the parrot the worse it got. Finally, in an act of desperation the guy threw the parrot in the freezer. After some squawking and frantically flapping about in the freezer all was quiet.
Worried that he had left the parrot in the freezer too long and killed it the guy opened the freezer door, and out stepped the parrot, calmly perched on the guy's finger and said, "Begging your pardon, sir, I believe I have conducted myself most unacceptably. I heartily repent of my ways, promise to be a good parrot forevermore and plead for your forgiveness. Incidentally, kind sir, do you object to my asking what the chicken did?
Of course there is the old parrot story about the guy who felt sorry for a parrot and took it in. The parrot was foul mouthed, downright vile, rude and never stopped misbehaving. The more the guy did to train the parrot the worse it got. Finally, in an act of desperation the guy threw the parrot in the freezer. After some squawking and frantically flapping about in the freezer all was quiet.
Worried that he had left the parrot in the freezer too long and killed it the guy opened the freezer door, and out stepped the parrot, calmly perched on the guy's finger and said, "Begging your pardon, sir, I believe I have conducted myself most unacceptably. I heartily repent of my ways, promise to be a good parrot forevermore and plead for your forgiveness. Incidentally, kind sir, do you object to my asking what the chicken did?
Wherever you go, there you are.
You are either part of the solution or part of the problem.
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kenrayc
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Our quest to page 50,000 is going to require some recruiting and some marketing strategy.
Some marketing strategy is the least of our worries, given the fact that it takes just over three years to make a thousand pages
Not that I am necessarily worried about it, because I can keep patience for several years to unravel a puzzle. I figure, what the heck, once again I will be the one standing - confidently, not sarcastically or arrogantly. It will only take about 20 years to get back to the place of beginning...again.
Not that I am necessarily worried about it, because I can keep patience for several years to unravel a puzzle. I figure, what the heck, once again I will be the one standing - confidently, not sarcastically or arrogantly. It will only take about 20 years to get back to the place of beginning...again.