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Fantastic word game

Spiritual godfathers will surely be up to the task of stopping by the lounge, which we are hastening to convert to a lovely reception area for post baptismal luncheon.

I have personally seen to it that the dart board, billiard tables and pinball machines have been temporarily moved to the casino. Naturally, if anyone would like to drop by there, we would ask for discretion on such an important occasion. We wish to thank WMC and the others for their understanding, support and assistance. Icy Hot patches are available behind the bar. Thank you.
 
Post baptismal luncheon festivities will be followed by a post, post baptismal dance as your favorite DJ's from Illusions make the trek down from Connecticut to spin your favorite Olivia Newton-John tunes all night long.
 
Misuse them and the lovely ON-J may decide to dump us and go to that other long-but-not-as-good-as-us thread a few doors down.
 
That other long-but-not-as-good-as-us thread a few doors down has a "barely more fun than a barrel of eunuchs" ratings in Zagat's, and I don't think the purest humanitarian portion of Olivia would even take a trip slumming over there.
 
Over there is a different game, but then there is another game just past that one which involves using a hefty degree to fool us, only to have to try to calculate how, when and from which direction we might come out fighting, but it is not to be found anywhere in the archives.

No need to speak poorly of the game room up the hall. We all have a good time there. Good, healthy competition does not require sabotage or other malice. It just involves a teensy bit of showing what kind of knowledge we might have. Not saying we do, but we might.
 
Tagalongs and wannabes usually end up getting caught with their tits in a wringer while their hands are in the cookie jar.
 
Criminal deeds are often carried out by those with criminal minds, but we are still analyzing and deciding whether attempts to stick us with last year's library costs rises or sinks quite to that level
 
Above board, clean, and all friendly-like is how we try to roll around here.


Miss Silkie??? "Tits in a wringer"?? What???? :D :D :D :D :D
 
Around here you'd be hard pressed, this time of year, to find some Tagalongs and Wannabes to accompany the Thin Mints and Samoas.

[size=8pt]At home, as well. Too bad the Girl Scouts don't sell them more often!

However, Keebler have recently started selling a brand of cookies known as "Coconut Dreams". A "Coconut Dream" is for all intents and purposes a Samoa, looks and tastes exactly the same, but is at least 75% the size of the Girl Scout counterpart. I'm waiting for them to put out a Thin Mint counterpart.....

It helps to mention that, whilst the Coconut Dreams are being produced by Keebler, so are all the Girl Scout cookies. "Little Brownie Bakeries" is, in fact, a subsidiary of Keebler.
 
Thin Mints and Samoas,are most often hawked by parents in front of K-Mart or Walmart, unlike the days when we went door to door taking orders in the brutal cold of February and March, and then had to deliver the danged things.
 
The danged things are available at every doorstop in town for a month or so, and I for one can see why they don't send girls around door-to-door fundraising in today's society.

Our kids only fundraise at grandma's when it comes up at school. Every six months, there's a towheaded young'un on our doorstep holding a folder who can't explain what it's for, and no sign of a parent in sight. I do not get that at all. Sending your kid around your neighborhood alone only helps narrow the places to search, at best, in theory. As much as I trust my neighbors, there's too many other ne'er-do-wells and scalawags about.
 
Today's society has ruined door to door Girl Scout cookie sales.


I bought 3 boxes ( 2 of them cashews, not cookies) via my sister-in-law's email regarding my 10 year old niece selling cookies. What a great country. ;D
 
Door to door Girl Scout cookie sales, usually accompanied by a parent, are still happening in my folks' neighbourhood even to this day.

[size=8pt]Now, as for me? Well, I live in an apartment complex and the manager's beyond anal-retentive about things such as girls selling cookies, so I have to buy them from one of the aforementioned parents in front of Fred Meyer's. (There's no longer an active K-Mart in America's Vancouver that I am aware of, the only one having closed in 2009, and I wouldn't even set foot near any of the three "local" [ha!] Wal-Marts.)
 


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