40 year old women are still young, more confident too.

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Lukester Wrote:

>
>
> I'd like to share with the rest of you the really
> sick things she sent me in the email, but that
> would be really irresponsible on my part, and I
> just thank god that she was thoughtful enough to
> run them by me first.
>
> y'all have a nice day.


Bad form, Lukester.

We'd love to see them cindyc (ok. I would-since I cant speak for everybody). Given you've been around much longer than I have, I'll defer to your judgement.

cirrhosis Wrote:
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> Are you prepared to literally have your
> money work for you?

I'm prepared to have my money work for me. God knows one of us needs to get our lazy ass off the couch, and I nominate the money. What little of it there is, anyway.

WMiller Wrote:

We'd love to see them cindyc (ok. I would-since I cant speak for everybody). Given you've been around much longer than I have, I'll defer to your judgement.

Hello WMiller. I guess on this one I have to trust my first instincts which was to send it to Lukester privately. I will send it to your email if you like, or Luke, if you know how to post it so that it just shows a link on IORR, that would work too. Perhaps start another thread since I think we have ruined the integrity of this one. Perhaps the title should be "For sick bastards only?

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> CindyC Wrote:
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> >
> > What do you do up there for work up there in
> your
> > little wilderness? What kinds of jobs do
> most
> > people have? Are there office buildings
> or is
> > it mostly farm type things?
>
> Hi Cindy!
> Most of the people here don't walk outside the
> fences that surounds our village. But I've got a
> very big (and strong) friend, and we go outside
> every day, to catch polar-bears or wild elks. We
> use a boomerang, produced by a local craftman. If
> we get close to the animals, we use our own hands
> only. And each evening the whole village gathers
> around a big "fire", where we barbeque our catch
> of the day. Lots of beer too. We also showel snow,
> and sell fur to tourists. Or rob them if they
> can't speak Norwegian.

Barbecued polar bear - yum! Now there is a delicacy I haven't had in a while, because my boomerang is in the shop. Every time I threw it it would only come half way back.

CindyC,
Do you really think I should post it somewhere, off site of course? I'm thinking I could get into some kind of legal trouble, seriously.

Tell you what, if you want to see it I'll email it to you. cirrhosis,my liver disease riddled, gimp coveting friend, yours is on the way.

You see, cindyc, I liken your original posting to the first few pages of Tommyknockers.

I'm walking through the woods and stumble across something sticking out of the ground. I dig a little and find that it is bigger than I thought. Suddenly, the next thing I know, I'm obsessed with finding out what it is. I keep digging and digging, NEEDING to know just what it is....get the point?

WMiller Wrote:
I know, I'm obsessed with finding out what it is. I keep digging and digging, NEEDING to know just what it is....get the point?

Yes, but a build up like that is a sure comedy killer. Nothing can live up to what you might be expecting. And this doesn't even have human batteries (or was it dog batteries, I forget). And what if you've already seen it? How embarrassed would I be then? I'm in a no-win situation

Send me your email, and I'll send it.

WMiller Wrote:
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> You see, cindyc, I liken your original posting to
> the first few pages of Tommyknockers.
>
> I'm walking through the woods and stumble across
> something sticking out of the ground. I dig a
> little and find that it is bigger than I thought.
> Suddenly, the next thing I know, I'm obsessed with
> finding out what it is. I keep digging and
> digging, NEEDING to know just what it is....get
> the point?

I know the feeling, but trust me when I say an obsessive desire for the truth can sometimes get you in trouble

Your really updating your rolodex today.

(thanks cindyc)



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ohnonotyouagain Wrote:

I know the feeling, but trust me when I say an obsessive desire for the truth can sometimes get you in trouble

HAHAHA That's for sure ONNYA!!! Amen to that!