His mother married a dog could just be a figure of speech or it could be good fodder for a reality TV show.
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Fantastic word game
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Good fodder for a reality show would be to have "Survivor" where there's no end to the season, and whoever doesn't die wins.
Whoever doesn't die wins and I bet they get a lot of prize money but no matter how much the winner receives, you won't see me on one of those shows anytime soon.
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"Whomever doesn't die wins" increasingly seems to be the rule for elections given the blood-thirsty state of politics these days.
@quadraphonic--
Actually, now that I think of it, likening Mum's current hubby to a dog was a bit over the top. See, dogs are *useful* creatures to humanity. I've known (even raised) dogs who are far more civil, good-natured and unslovenly than this guy!
Edit add: Perhaps he can be re-trained.........
dmargalotti beat me to it--
Soon ¢om¢a$t's influence will be strong upon NBC's programming division, and the whole network will devolve into a bunch of ads for the cable company, mark my words.
@quadraphonic--
Actually, now that I think of it, likening Mum's current hubby to a dog was a bit over the top. See, dogs are *useful* creatures to humanity. I've known (even raised) dogs who are far more civil, good-natured and unslovenly than this guy!
Edit add: Perhaps he can be re-trained.........
dmargalotti beat me to it--
Soon ¢om¢a$t's influence will be strong upon NBC's programming division, and the whole network will devolve into a bunch of ads for the cable company, mark my words.
Mark my words, there is no business like TFWG business.
Getting there is most of the fun.
The fun began inauspiciously over four years ago and continues today as I wonder if any other thread on Radio-Info will ever come close to matching our incredible run.
Miss Silkie, I see 1637 pages, not 1634, but then again that might be those 3 pages of contributions that keep disappearing and reappearing so who knows.
Miss Silkie, I see 1637 pages, not 1634, but then again that might be those 3 pages of contributions that keep disappearing and reappearing so who knows.
Our incredible run is not going to be over until they turn the lights out on the internet, which I've heard is called "net neutrality."
Neutrality might work if you're Switzerland but as for the rest of us, it's probably not a good idea.
A good idea someone put into the comment box is to have a Super Bowl party, so that's what we're planning for Sunday.
Sunday should be a lot of fun and I can hardly wait to see what tasty treats Miss Silkie prepares for the big game.
The big game might be ignored by me because I may have to work over the weekend to make up for lost time due to more snowstorms this week.
This morning and this evening, my normal 1 hour commute was 2 hours each way due to heavy snow but I made it in anyway. Tomorrow, however, is an even worse forecast with sleet, rain, snow and everything in between. I'll be TFWG'ing from home tomorrow. ;D
This morning and this evening, my normal 1 hour commute was 2 hours each way due to heavy snow but I made it in anyway. Tomorrow, however, is an even worse forecast with sleet, rain, snow and everything in between. I'll be TFWG'ing from home tomorrow. ;D
While we were on vacation, we only listened to Olivia Newton-John.
She doesn't like snow, so next year we offered to just let her do her performances inside, and she was glad to accept.
There are no foulups in the bookletting since Silkie took over the organization system at the library.
The library will be open today in spite of some icy and hazardous road conditions.