Posted on 01/06/2006 5:49:22 AM PST by BJClinton
Cool, the first OFST of the new year. My only standing resolution was to make no more resolutions and I've already broken it. *shrugs*
You have always been a trailblazer!
;-)
Me too!
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You scored as Tea / Coffee. TEA- A British favourite. COFFEE- The mostly Brazilian-produced all-conquering office drink. Both have become part of almost all cultures and essentially serve the same cultural role with the nice side-effect to keep you awake...
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Pot's illegal.
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You scored as Wine. Wine - associated with a relaxed life-style and civilised drinking. "connaiseurs" of the good grapes can often be as pretentious as the word, however it's fair to say that you just drink it out of enjoyment, rather than for a brief drunken high or for the longing of a social status.
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We-e-e-lll...I like wine but I prefer BEER!
You scored as Republican. <'Imunimaginative's Deviantart Page'>
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Not if you're serving coffee from it.
I saved a dog today. She was two seconds away from getting killed, and I saved her.
Approaching a very busy intersection after getting my daughter from preschool, my daughter sees a little schnauzer walking on the sidewalk on the other side of the street. She had a collar on, but was all by herself.
I couldn't stop where I was, as there are eight lanes of traffic going in all directions. So, I turned left, went into the first neighborhood, pulled into the first driveway, and my daughter and I got out and started running.
By the time we got to the corner and looked east, I didn't see the dog. Darned little kids can't run very fast.
As I kept walking on the sidewalk, I noticed the dog was walking in the gutter, and kept darting back and forth into traffic. She was obviously very confused, very scared, and had no prior traffic experience.
She would go six inches, stop, go back, walk a ways, then do it again. She started to walk into the street again, and the light had turned green. All the cars started coming. I let go of my little one's hand (we were on the sidewalk, so she was safe), and I ran as fast as I could.
I held my hand up to the oncoming car, and the guy stopped. I knelt down into the street, and called her. She just stood there. I kept talking high puppy talk, and she eventually came to me. I grabbed her collar, and gently coaxed her onto the grass.
She was sooooo scared, shaking all over. She was obviously really old, as she was blind in one eye and had a very thin coat.
I got her onto the sidewalk and checked her tag. Had the name of her vet on it, which was just up the road.
I was afraid that she would bite me if I picked her up, seeing as how she was old and blind and scared out of her wits, but I bit the bullet, picked her up, put her in my car, and took her to her vet.
The girl at the vet's office was so glad to see the little dog, whose name is Susie. Her owner is an elderly man who had just lost his wife. She called him, and he was on his way to get his baby when I left.
Yeah!!!!!!!!!!
Have to agree with you.
Congratulations! You are obsessive-compulsive! You know nothing curbs images of mutilating your mother like a good counting/checking/washing ritual... wait, DID you forget to turn off the stove???
Congratulations! You are obsessive-compulsive! You know nothing curbs images of mutilating your mother like a good counting/checking/washing ritual... wait, DID you forget to turn off the stove???
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 50%
Unipolar Depression 33%
Antisocial Personality Disorder 17%
Eating Disorders 17%
Borderline Personality Disorder 8%
Schizophrenia 0%
LOL, back at ya!
98 worked rather well but wasn't particularly network-friendly. So MS wanted to make a few bucks and released ME until they could come up with a reasonably working OS for networks which was Windows 2000 (Win2K). But Win2K really wasn't much of an improvement over anything they made before, just a fusion of NT and 98 but less atable than either. A few years later XP comes out, it works fine but hogs system resources unless you really know how to configure it. But if you know how to configure XP like that why not use Linux, it's pretty-much free.
That's the short answer.
That is so cool, Teeny!
You scored as Republican. <'Imunimaginative's Deviantart Page'>
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You scored as Wine. Wine - associated with a relaxed life-style and civilised drinking. "connaiseurs" of the good grapes can often be as pretentious as the word, however it's fair to say that you just drink it out of enjoyment, rather than for a brief drunken high or for the longing of a social status.
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Like minds?
Ok, I need a tissue now....that's sweet.
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You scored as Beer. Beer - Blame it on the Monks, after all they invented it. You are probably a man, the opposite of hyper-active and not into ueber-trendy clubbing. A proper bloke!
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94% Beer - That's me!!
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