Posted on 03/29/2009 7:41:27 PM PDT by A_cool_guy
I know some jokes, but I don't know any good political jokes!! Could everyone post some good jokes here?
Thanks,
A_cool_guy
Yeah! :o)
Morning...
To cats, humans and human belongings are mere collateral damage in their quest for world domination.
No claws, no fangs. Feh! We’re just over-sized rodents too big to eat and too stupid to run away.
I love cats!
Good morning. My neighborhood smells like chicken farms today. Aaah, spring!
Ick. Not too spring fresh lol.
The grass is ris'
Wonder where the flowers is!
We have a few flowers. Anoreth spotted hummingbirds this morning.
I need to go hunt for trash bags. The kids insist we don’t have any, but they’re always wrong about this kind of thing.
My grandmother used to have a hummingbird feeder outside the windopw of her kitchen.
The "hummers" were so pretty.
So, he’s receiving a call of congratulations from the President of the United States, right?
I hope not!
The Offspring are done their tests! Anoreth will take them to the post office later (keeping the change as her tip, I’m sure).
Now I have to go to the Real Grocery Store to get shredded coconut and New Zealand wine.
Right up Darks’ ally! ;o)
A Canadian colleague and I had rather a chuckle over this one. The sign actually says "Elevator" in Finnish (left) and Swedish (right) -- virtually all signs here are bi-lingual. But my mind keeps translating it into "HISSY FIT" (over here, please).
This is a typical scene on the outskirts of Helsinki -- these apartment buildings are everywhere and uniformly huge.
The building where we met. A rather stark exterior, but rather different inside. LoM knows the person in the picture. Also, though one can't see it, the sign identifies one building occupant as "Vineyard International Oy." Not sure what "Oy" means, but it must be something like "Business" because all businesses end in "Oy".
The room where we held the workshop. They didn't want cameras during the workshop so I held off until after. During the workshop the tables were full of laptops and equipment, with Ethernet and power cables everywhere. A unique element of this workshop was the tables on wheels -- each manufacturer had a table, and when it came time to move our stations for different pairwise or group testing, we simply wheeled them around the room. Nice.
The other side of the wall to the left appears to the left in this photo. A three-story atrium, looking north, where we'd relax or eat lunch. A very nice facility!
ANd now I have to go meet some colleagues for dinner. Later...
It’s all very rectangular. I guess this isn’t the reindeer part of Finland!
Good morning!
Sorry I’m late, today. I had a hard time waking up.
The wind has blown for two days, and didn’t let up last night, so my brain is congested. *sigh*
And yesterday, I kept getting the cigarette smoke from my nex door neighbor, and coughed and hacked most of the day. Man. I hate that.
Anyway, I’m here. I’ll go to the PO in a bit.
Good luck at the Post Orifice. We’re (the six younger children and me) going to a setaround with the Catholic homeschooling group later, after a stop to pick up my Girl Scout troop’s cookie prizes. Anoreth and Bill can stay home and get supper ready for their dad.
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