Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 21

Today | Me

[null and void]

I've made myself promise to get the quilt top I'm working on done by Feb. 5th

Batting but no beatings? I get it...

[null and void]

Pretty face, though...

[null and void]

A red x? Cute, wolfie, cute...

[nicmarlo]

I have managed to not accomplish one stitch on that quilt top.....I've got to get to that....today!!!!

[Lakeshark]

Thanks, Westy......good link.

I'm thinking you should just change your poster name to Bajaman......

[sweetliberty]

I have one of these in my yard now. What a scary looking bird. And this thing is huge! I think it could down a whole tree if it put a mind to it! When it hammers at a branch, the whole branch shakes and the shavings go flying.

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[sweetliberty]

I just got done watching this movie, Revenge of the Rats. It's a poorly dubbed foreign flick and not very well done, but it was quite easy to mentally create a symbolic comparison between the subjects of the movie and the DU. Looks like Darks' kind of movie.

[westmex]

It is changing to fast down there for me to be any kind of an expert....I do like the place, just wish I hadn't got started so late in life...A lot of places I'd of like to see, but time ran out on me....lol..Oh well such is life...

....Westy.....

[backhoe]

Don't you think that Carter and Clinton are as equally responsible for our lack in national security? I think they both are still quite dangerous, really.

Yes. Carter was our Governor, and while he appeared to mainly be incompetent ( the joke was "Wee Jimmy- he's like a real Governor, only smaller..." ) during his thankfully brief four years, the passage of time has revealed that a lot of the "reforms" he got passed were rather malicious. Remember he ran for President as a reformer and Washington outsider.

I regard him as the warmup act for inflicting the Clintons on America.

[Lakeshark]

Revenge of the Rats.

Sounds like someone has been having a slow day down there...........:-)

Ok.........now commence the beatings.......

[Woliff]

Try this:

http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/bc/80c13075_m41843858/bc/My+Documents/Blindman%b4s+Painting.jpg?BCukA_BBhw_07Z33

[Lakeshark]

How long ago did you start going there, and when was your last trip?

[Lakeshark]

Those things can be so beautiful, and then again, they can sound like a jack hammer on your house. Proud to say I've shot a few of the varmints..........

[sweetliberty]

There was one really funny scene in it. The guy hears a noise in the bathroom and goes to see what it is. There's a scratching sound coming from inside the toilet. He opens the toilet and there's this big rat in there. So he closes the toilet and goes and gets the plunger and he can't kill it so he closes the toilet again and goes and gets a gun. He opens the toilet and shoots it. LOL! Reminded me of this:

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[sweetliberty]

You could probably make a meal of one of them!

[Lakeshark]

A bit stringy, maybe. I've actually never heard of fried woodpecker, but there were days when I considered it as a torture.......

For the woodpecker, that is........

[backhoe]

I have a similar story, with some differences. I was a democrat when Clinton was first elected...

Don't sweat it- my wife of 20 years was a self-described New Deal Democrat, until 'sKerry' skeered her into voting Republican in the last election. Until Ronald Reagan came along, you could not run as a Republican in my part of Georgia and have a prayer of winning- everybody was a durn democrat! On the upside, a lot were more conservative than these no-good, mushy-middle Republicans. You knew where they stood, and they were willing to stand up and fight. I can support a fellow I don't always agree with, but I cannot support a fellow I can't trust.

[Lakeshark]

Zell Miller is better than all of the RINO's put together.......what a treat to listen to.

[lodwick]

Extra time's a good thing.

Have you tested the slab for moisture? Or is there any sign of moisture to indicate that a test would be necessary?

That really messed up our original plan, and sent us off in an entirely different direction.

[Conservababe]

When southern dems were conservative, it didn't matter so much who was elected. I was raised in south Louisiana and can remember the resistance of southerners to the new dem ideology. You know... the ragtail assortment of a varied and sometimes pervert coalitions. And then came Reagan to rescue us.

And then, when he went, we fell for the elitist moderate Bush the first, as if he had a clue of what should have been his legacy.

So, along comes another southern gentleman governor running for President. Of course, Clinton had no expectations of winning, as it was just a practice run. But, here he got lucky, as Perot was in the picture. So, southerners who were disgusted with Rockefeller republicans were divided in their vote for Perot and the new "moderate" democrat candidate. And they were fooled.

I will always believe that southerners would love to vote democrat if they just had any reasonable alternative as a candidate.