I'm so stupid, I signed up and got the Zot.

[hk409]

THIS SITE IS ZOT!

GIMME A BRAKE ALREADY! YOU GUYS MUST BE THE BIGEST MORONS ON THE WORLD! THE BIGEST MORONS NEXT TO THAT SOFTWARE COMPANY I USED TO VISIT SIX YEARS AGO! OY YOY! YOY! YOY! YOY! YOY! YOY! YOY! YOY! EACH TIME I TRYED TO POST SOMETHING NO MATTER HOW SMART! NO MATTER HOW CONSERVATIVE! EVEN IF I BEND OVER BACK AND DO BACK FLIPS AND THEN BEND OVER FOR THAT DUMB LIBERAL WE UNFORTUNATELY ELECTED! EVEN IF SPELL CHECKER ARE WORKING I STILL GET THEN KICKED OFF!! THEN ZOTTED!! WHY? IS IT JUST BECAUSE I WRITE SO BRILLIANT? BOB RUNS THINGS HERE!? OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. MAEYBE PEEPLE LIKE JJFATE AND NOAH HORSEFLY IS ASKING FOR IT BUT WHAT ABOUT ME!

[annyokie]

I love that last one. What a cutie-pie!

[annyokie]

Eh! All my boys look like me, except that they get a lot taller than Mom.

[Tax-chick]

That's my favorite, too. I'll put one in the mail for you.

[Tax-chick]

Tom and Pat look more like their dad.

[tuliptree76]

Have a good night, 'Face! Hopefully, I'll see you tomorrow.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

(In unison.)

AWWWW.

How precious.

You really do have a beautiful family, C.

:)

-good times, G.J.P. (Jr.)

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Hot cheese, cold drinks, good friends, you can't ask for much more out of life.

[tiamat]

I saw Venezualan wines the other day.

I needed a bottle of Cabernet, and was trying to decide.. the Venezualin looked interesting, but I felt safer with teh Australian.

[NicknamedBob]

I Wouldn’t Choose...

I wouldn’t choose to be struck blind,
Though some, they say, don’t seem to mind.
They get around quite well, as yet,
But it’s really tough in the Internet.

I don’t think deaf I’d like to be,
My life would shrink in quality.
I’d be imprisoned in my mind,
Especially if I were also blind.

I’d hate to have my limbs go down,
And not be free to wander ‘round.
Stumbling into things, I guess,
Let’s face it. I would be a mess.

And if, somehow I lost my voice,
I guess I’d type. I’d have no choice,
Unless my fingers didn’t fling,
Ah, then I’d be a hopeless thing.

If all these ailments struck at me,
I’d then depend on charity.
And on the ones who like to say,
“No one would want to live this way.”

With deafened ears, I’d hear them tell,
“His life’s become a Living Hell,
He’s little more than just a slug,
I think we ought to pull the plug.”

What in their past gives them the sight,
To know for me it would be right,
Though I lay chained, and bound, and fettered,
That in Dead Hell I would be bettered?

Could they perchance, know of this place,
Because they’re of a “different” Race?
A race of Demons sent to sell,
A tourist trap that they call Hell.


NicknamedBob . . . March 31, 2005

[tiamat]

Yes!

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

...only I had a dress in mine.

As the French would say: Vive le difference!

:&)

-good times, G.J.P. (Jr.)

[Tax-chick]

Thanks, G. It's my call in life :-).

[Tax-chick]

I've had Chilean reds (very iffy, maybe a 1-in-4 change of getting a drinkable one, without research in advance) but never Venezuelan. Australian wines are very solid; you'd have to read up to find a really outstanding one under $10, but you're unlikely to get something ghastly off the shelf.

[annyokie]

Thanks!

[annyokie]

You had a on dress in your's, too!? Woo hoo!

[tiamat]

This is the kind of Australian i had the other day.

http://www.lindemans.com.au/

It was a 2001 CAbernet, and it only cost 10 bucks!

It was pretty good, too.

Went with a very nice, rare roast...

[tuliptree76]

Awww...Cute pictures!

[Tax-chick]

Wow. The last stanza, though, seems a little opaque.

[Tax-chick]

We like Lindemans. We used to get their Shiraz-Cabernet special ordered, back in Tennessee where it was hard to get wine at all. I'm not a big fan of Cabernet, but my husband and father like it with red meat. I'd rather have Merlot, Shiraz, or Grenache for a red wine.

[Tax-chick]

Thank you. How's your fish?