problems with my ZOT

[beccix]

i can not connect to my interent it keeps telling me my domain name server configuration is wrong how do i repair this

[Monkey Face]

I was 10...so what?

;o]

[fanfan]

Did you know that face didn’t like sparrows when she was ten?

Bob, did you know that I used to cut worms in half, because someone told me it would make 2 worms?

DC, what do you know about all this?

[fanfan]

That’s a silent but deadly item...I used to be really good at knocking off sparrows.

Sling shots are ingenious. "Man" invents some pretty cool stuff.

[Tax-chick]

Don’t love sparrows, myself, but the catz find them thrilling! We have nicer birds around.

[fanfan]

Do you have tulips yet?

[Monkey Face]

Worms?

We used to go hunting night crawlers, then the next morning, we’d take them out of the cans and put them on the hot sidewalk, and/or use a magnifying glass on them. Or on any insects we could find.

I could run farther than the boys, climb higher, and I won all their marbles by the middle of third grade, so they didn’t want to have anything to do with me....

I never could figure that out. Bunch of sore losers.

[Monkey Face]

We had far too many sparrows. They became a problem to the farmers (them and seagulls) so it was mostly open season on sparrows. Since the seagull is the state bird in Utah, we couldn’t touch them. Flying garbage dumps.

[Monkey Face]

TC...my daughter wants to try some Australian wines, but only the whites and roses. Do you have a preference?

[Monkey Face]

TC...my daughter wants to try some Australian wines, but only the whites and roses. Do you have a preference?

[Monkey Face]

TC...my daughter wants to try some Australian wines, but only the whites and roses. Do you have a preference?

[Monkey Face]

AAAARRRGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Tax-chick]

We mostly drink Australian (and South African) reds, but Rosemount Estate is a good brand for any variety. Little Penguin and Black Opal are pretty good, too.

[Tax-chick]

Two!

[Monkey Face]

Thanks! I’ll let her know. Right now, she prefers the German Riesling/Gewurtztraminer/Mosel, but wants to experiment. She doesn’t want to pay big bucks for something she may not like.

I told her to try the Taylor Vineyard brand from New York. They seem to be really consistent.

[ThomasThomas]

Arr, me hearty

Shiver me timbers!

Now, if ye intends ta go on account, thar be a few Chantey Swag that you posted t’ same thin’ three times.

Arrrrrr!

[Tax-chick]

Any of the Aussie wines I’ve mentioned cost $6-8 a bottle in the grocery store here, depending on the current markdowns. “Sebeka” is a good South African brand.

Washington State Rieslings and Gewurtztraminers are good. I’ve had a few New York wines. Iirc, several were tasty and one was awful!

[Monkey Face]

Thanks!

[Tax-chick]

I’m always happy to discuss spirituous beverages.

[Monkey Face]

I just called her. She said, “THANKS!”
She also said she has a friend who belongs to a wine-tasting club, and will talk to her about memberships. I told her that would be the best way to do it. It would at least give her more information than I can give her.

[Tax-chick]

If your state allows big wine stores such as “Total Wine,” they often have free tastings on the weekends.