Calling All FReepers - Our 1st Quarter '07 FReepathon ... Thread 5

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[Mo1]

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[Mo1]

Thanks for replying

she sent me an email (from down stairs) saying "I made some stuff with the morph thingy! But I can't save them and it's expired" and if I can help her find something to make cartoon flashes

I sent her an email back asking what a morph thingy was

I guess I'll have to go down stairs and see what she's trying to tell me *L*

[onyx]

92% THANK YOU FREEPER DONORS!!!

   Q1 2007 Scoreboard -- ranked by total receipts   

Rank	Location	Receipts	Donors/Avg		Freepers/Avg		Monthlies
1	California	$5,659.56	147	$38.50		$	$1,348.56	95
2	Texas	3,853.00	97	39.72			966.00	66
3	New York	2,269.00	45	50.42			418.00	23
4	Florida	2,056.41	57	36.08			697.11	42
5	Pennsylvania	1,270.00	36	35.28			308.00	21
6	Missouri	1,180.00	27	43.70			175.00	12
7	Virginia	1,173.00	26	45.12			603.00	29
8	New Jersey	1,131.00	26	43.50			215.00	10
9	Maryland	1,115.00	27	41.30			175.00	11
10	Georgia	1,000.00	30	33.33			210.00	14
11	Illinois	954.50	27	35.35			275.50	16
12	Alabama	920.00	18	51.11			280.00	14
13	Washington	905.00	27	33.52			315.00	18
14	Massachusetts	770.00	26	29.62			360.00	19
15	Ohio	727.25	26	27.97			567.25	15
16	Minnesota	720.00	14	51.43			75.00	6
17	Tennessee	673.00	18	37.39			108.00	9
18	Arizona	670.00	27	24.81			140.00	13
19	Colorado	574.12	18	31.90			185.00	12
20	North Carolina	562.00	20	28.10			315.00	20
21	Australia	550.00	2	275.00
22	Michigan	500.00	12	41.67			120.00	9
23	Montana	493.33	4	123.33			343.33	2
24	Connecticut	485.00	13	37.31			30.00	3
25	Indiana	470.00	17	27.65			103.00	10
26	Oregon	460.00	15	30.67			100.00	10
27	Kansas	430.00	10	43.00			70.00	5
28	Louisiana	410.00	11	37.27			75.00	7
29	Panama	400.00	1	400.00
30	Arkansas	365.00	9	40.56			55.00	3
31	Utah	360.00	10	36.00			92.00	5
32	Canada	355.00	11	32.27			15.00	2
33	New Hampshire	350.00	8	43.75			10.00	1
34	Alaska	325.00	8	40.62			75.00	3
35	Hawaii	300.00	8	37.50			50.00	4
36	Wisconsin	300.00	12	25.00			140.00	10
37	Nevada	285.00	9	31.67			80.00	4
38	New Mexico	250.00	8	31.25			40.00	2
39	Oklahoma	246.00	8	30.75			121.00	6
40	South Carolina	200.00	11	18.18			95.00	8
41	Kuwait	200.00	1	200.00
42	Vermont	185.00	4	46.25			76.00	4
43	South Dakota	160.00	2	80.00			40.00	2
44	North Dakota	150.00	2	75.00
45	Sweden	150.00	1	150.00
46	Delaware	140.00	4	35.00
47	Nebraska	137.50	5	27.50			42.50	3
48	Wyoming	120.00	3	40.00
49	Idaho	120.00	4	30.00			85.00	4
50	Rhode Island	120.00	4	30.00			45.00	2
51	Kentucky	115.00	6	19.17			10.00	2
52	Mississippi	110.00	5	22.00			145.00	7
53	South Korea	100.00	1	100.00
54	Iowa	95.00	3	31.67			65.00	3
55	West Virginia	80.00	4	20.00			50.00	2
56	Maine	70.00	4	17.50			10.00	1
57	Finland	50.00	1	50.00
58	Germany	50.00	1	50.00
59	Armed Forces - Europe	40.00	3	13.33			25.00	2
60	Puerto Rico	25.00	1	25.00
61	China	10.00	1	10.00			10.00	1
62	Malaysia	10.00	1	10.00
	Norway						10.00	1
	United Kingdom						5.00	1
	Croatia						5.00	1
Never Never Land		1,430.00	64	22.34			238.00	20
63 locations total		$39,384.67	1,051	$37.47		$0.00	$10,212.25	615

[Just A Nobody]

Oh my! That Kiva is gorgeous!!! I may have to change my plans...or add another fireplace. ;*)

[Lady Jag]

DON'T FENCE ME IN

 (Cole Porter)

 Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies above, Don't fence me in

 Let me ride through the wide open country that I love, Don't fence me in

 Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze

 And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees

 Send me off forever but I ask you please, Don't fence me in

 Just turn me loose, let me straddle my old saddle

 Underneath the western skies

 On my Cayuse, let me wander over yonder

 Till I see the mountains rise

 I want to ride to the ridge where the west commences

 And gaze at the moon till I lose my senses

 And I can't look at hovels and I can't stand fences

 Don't fence me in

 Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies, Don't fence me in

 Let me ride through the wide open country that I love, Don't fence me in

 Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze

 And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees

 Send me off forever but I ask you please, Don't fence me in

 Just turn me loose, let me straddle my old saddle

 Underneath the western skies

 On my Cayuse, let me wander over yonder

 Till I see the mountains rise

 I want to ride to the ridge where the west commences

 And gaze at the moon till I lose my senses

 And I can't look at hovels and I can't stand fences

 Don't fence me in, no

 Pop, oh don't you fence me in

 

 

[don-o]

That place would go for at least 300K out here. ;-)

You making me an offer? Because I am upside down with the mortgage.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

They really warm a room up....

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

That has a mortgage?

[MEG33]

*SUPPORT FREE REPUBLIC*

[don-o]

What can I tell you? It turns pretty decent cash flow from around back (not pictured) but always the expenses...

[Global2010]

Oregon Bump.


Jim, King Vanity asked me to Thank You for the gift he recieved via snail mail.

[NormsRevenge]

I'd like to talk to whoever gave you a mortgage on it in the first place. ;-)

[Jim Robinson]

Thank you, Mo1!

Howdy everyone!

Woo hoo!!

We have incoming:

$20 from Oregon
$20 from Michigan
$20 from Ohio
$20 from West Virginia
$10 from Never Never Land
$100 from Georgia
$50 from Ohio
$10 monthly from Virginia
$100 from New Jersey
$10 from Pennsylvania
$20 from New Mexico
$20 from Virginia
$10 from North Carolina
$50 from Utah
$10 from Never Never Land
$50 from New York
$25 from Maryland
$20 from New Mexico
$20 from Never Never Land
$100 from Michigan
$20 from Washington
$20 monthly from Kansas
$10 from Never Never Land
$20 from Never Never Land
$50 from New Jersey
$100 from California

Thank you all very much!!

Less than $5k to go...

[Mo1]

Woo hoo!!

We have incoming:

$20 from Oregon
$20 from Michigan
$20 from Ohio
$20 from West Virginia
$10 from Never Never Land
$100 from Georgia
$50 from Ohio
$10 monthly from Virginia
$100 from New Jersey
$10 from Pennsylvania
$20 from New Mexico
$20 from Virginia
$10 from North Carolina
$50 from Utah
$10 from Never Never Land
$50 from New York
$25 from Maryland
$20 from New Mexico
$20 from Never Never Land
$100 from Michigan
$20 from Washington
$20 monthly from Kansas
$10 from Never Never Land
$20 from Never Never Land
$50 from New Jersey
$100 from California

Thank you all very much!!

Less than $5k to go...

[Jim Robinson]

Woo hoo!!

We have a new Monthly!

Please welcome debbieargel to the Monthly Donor list!

Thank you, Debbie!!

Thank you all very much!!

[Jim Robinson]

Well, thank you both very much!!

[Mo1]

Welcome to the the Monthly Donor list, debbieargel
Thank you for all your support !!

[Jim Robinson]

Thank you very much, Ernest_at_the_Beach!!

[Lady Jag]

 

 

IT'S NOT TOO LATE

 

He was a gentle man who stood with pride,
His body was ebbing like the outgoing tide.
His walk was slow, for age took its toll,
To live but one season was his goal.
Passing two lads in the park,
He noticed something, though almost dark.
There was a cloth on the ground,
A cloth that the boys had recently found.
With cold gray eyes he looked their way,
Then tears fell as be bowed to pray.
God, give me strength, show me what to do,
To teach them respect for the red, white and blue.
Mister, why are you crying, what did we do?
It's just an old rag that's red, white and blue.
That cloth you call just an old rag,
Is Old Glory, our nation's flag.
There's 13 stripes and 50 stars,
Blood was shed for those bars.
Each star represents one great state,
Pick up the flag, it's not too late.
But mister, why are you angry, oh what did we do?
It's still just a rag that's red, white and blue.
He bent is head and closed his eyes,
Then looked at the boys and said with a sigh,
This is your flag, a sight to behold,
A symbol of freedom worth more than gold.
Our freedom to speak and think as we choose,
For this our ancestors paid their dues.
They fought in wars, and gave their lives,
Fever took their children and their wives.
These were your families as well as mine,
We put their honor on the line.
So our flag can fly for all to see,
Symbolizing freedom for you and me.
Mister, we're so sorry, what can we do?
We'll brush off the dirt from the red, white and blue.
And put up a pole here in the park,
Fly her with pride from morn' til dark.
The three stood still and silence was strong,
The boys knew now why they were wrong.
As they gazed upon that tattered flag,
Their hearts told them this was no rag.
Though dirty and torn, she flew that day,
"That's our flag," he heard them say.

Poem written by Pat Odiorne, Brandon, Florida.

 

 

MEG, I love your beautiful mind!

[onyx]

Woo hoo!!

We have a new Monthly!

Please welcome debbieargel to the Monthly Donor list!

Thank you, Debbie!!

Thank you all very much!!

[onyx]

Woo hoo!!

We have incoming:

$20 from Oregon
$20 from Michigan
$20 from Ohio
$20 from West Virginia
$10 from Never Never Land
$100 from Georgia
$50 from Ohio
$10 monthly from Virginia
$100 from New Jersey
$10 from Pennsylvania
$20 from New Mexico
$20 from Virginia
$10 from North Carolina
$50 from Utah
$10 from Never Never Land
$50 from New York
$25 from Maryland
$20 from New Mexico
$20 from Never Never Land
$100 from Michigan
$20 from Washington
$20 monthly from Kansas
$10 from Never Never Land
$20 from Never Never Land
$50 from New Jersey
$100 from California

Thank you all very much!!

Less than $5k to go...