The UNOFFICIAL weekend singles thread.

04-20-07 | RCA2000

[Army Air Corps]

Well, we could discuss how long bit of food has to rest on the floor (after falling from your plate) before you would refuse to eat it.

[Rca2000]

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[rzeznikj at stout]

Night of the two threads?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/1821051/posts

[Rca2000]

Well—as of 15 minutes ago, NO ONE had a thread. (And I DID check!!)

So, at least I tried.

I see I messed up again.
Shoot me

[rzeznikj at stout]

No, dude...

This is a historic First—and a challenge to us. Can we keep two threads going at the same time? Is there enough of a following?

There was the proposed split—hey, this could be a trial run...

I don’t see why we can’t keep both running...

[LaineyDee]

Nah, you’re good to go. I was wondering why I hadn’t received my Friday nite invite! lol

[ColdSteelTalon]

Can we talk about anything? I just applied for my concealed carry permit. Yee Haw !

[LaineyDee]

Well, we could discuss how long bit of food has to rest on the floor (after falling from your plate) before you would refuse to eat it.

Eww. No 10-second rules at my house!

[WFTR]

That's a pretty good idea for a topic.

For me, I don't think that gas prices will have a big effect on my travel plans. My little Saturn gets nearly 40 mpg on the highway, and the only big trip that I usually take in the summer is going home to see my folks. The price of gas could make the trip a little more expensive, but I make a good living and live carefully. I can afford to pay a little more for that trip.

A more interesting question for me will be whether I'm up to kayaking this summer. The truck that I use to carry the kayak doesn't get good mileage, but I just didn't have much energy or incentive to try kayaking last summer. If I'm still lacking energy this summer, then the price of gas will be irrelevant. If I feel more like doing things, I might end up doing more trips that are closer to home than I would if gas were cheap.

Bill

[WFTR]

Well, we could discuss how long bit of food has to rest on the floor (after falling from your plate) before you would refuse to eat it.

LOL That depends on where it lands!

[LaineyDee]

Congrats! I have the paperwork for mine.....but am procrastinating about it.

[WFTR]

Can we talk about anything? I just applied for my concealed carry permit. Yee Haw !

That's a good topic as well. Where do you live? How much training did you have to do?

[LaineyDee]

I’m a poor nursing student ... but can afford the gas. I would have to sleep on the ground where ever I landed though! *ha*

[Rca2000]

Around here, I would NOT want to eat much of anything that fell on the floor. My cat Tiki)whom I have shown here before), is BIG, and nosy, and so—there is a VERY good chance that wherever food drops—has has been there recently, or will come there. Not too mention—he vomits a lot, and I do NOT want any of “that “ in my food!!

[rzeznikj at stout]

Good point...

[WFTR]

I would have to sleep on the ground where ever I landed though!

I've done that a few times myself.

[Army Air Corps]

I am more of a “three second rule” person. If the surface is rather clean, then I may push it to five seconds.

[LaineyDee]

When I was young.....I didn’t mind it so much. My bones are getting too old for that. *chuckle*

[WFTR]

LOL I know that feeling too.