Comments: Up is down in Memphis. Outside of Memphis....that poll is DOWN.
Comments: Barry, you've mentioned your dynamic squirrel Buddy, but can he top "Action Squirrel"? http://purinaanimalallstars.yahoo.com/?v=7663564&l=100000085
Comments: That's up a little, isn't it Sam... BTW...could you-all vote Joe Barton out of Office..? Where did you-all get him...? Every state has some 'doozies', don't they...? I don't have enough fingers to count them all...here...!
Comments: "O"'s latest approval rating is 41%. Of course, he HOPEs for CHANGE. So do I.
Comments: Danged webcam.
Comments: Barry, you'd have to be privy to Lynell's inner sanctum to appreciate her webmistress attire...black leather thigh-high boots, fish-net stockings, spurs, whip, and studded collar and mask. She is quite the Enforcer! NEVER, EVER cross her!
Comments: Thank you, Barry!
Comments: Lynell: I second Jud's comments, even though I can't see the sexy part from here. I'll take his word for it!
Comments: Thanks, Jud. Glad you like my Gestapo style. haa.
Comments: I think your Gestapo tactics are sexy! Seriously, you do a great (and largely thankless) job!
Comments: You didn't miss much, Ginger.
Comments: Darn it, Lynell..I missed the post, you deleted... It's always... some 'exciting', 'twisted', anonymous post. I guess you're just a good...sergeant-at-arms....!
Comments: A post was deleted. Don't use my name when posting.
Comments: Jud, obviously I love your story...it proves my point and I'm proud of you for not only giving priority to the other shopper, but for speaking up relative to the poor performance of the clerk and the fact that she grudgingly waited on the woman. What a pig she must have been. This perfectly illustrates everything I was trying to say today. Oh, and BTW, the economic meltdown that we are all suffering from at the moment was all brought to fruition by innumerable "crooks" in three piece suits...who laughed at the rest of the world all the way to the bank...they don't wear baggy pants or have tattoos. Yes, they are refined, with little boy haircuts and manicured nails! Yep, those guys are A-okay! Oh, and Jud, could I get on your birthday list?
Comments: John...Old Navy has 'Cargo Shorts'.... !
Comments: We need Abraham, Harry, Dwight, Ronnie and Geo 1 now.
Comments: Charlotte, the article reflects many US citizens views. I was in Australia when the US attacked the Falklands and the headline In the paper read, "Reagan Nails Their Asses". Ronnie we need you now.
Comments: Dang it all, and just as I was thinking about getting my shoe size tatted on the backs of my heels. Think how cool I'd look at the Lancaster-Kiest bowling center.
Comments: As for JUD ging others (oh I love that pun) go to the London Daily Telegraph:
Comments: BP p.l.c. Attention Following a meeting with the President of the United States, 16 June 2010, the BP Board announces an agreed package of measures to meet its obligations as a responsible party arising from the Deepwater Horizon spill. Agreement was reached to create a $20bn claims fund over the next three and a half years on the following basis: BP will initially make payments of $3bn in Q3 of 2010 and $2bn in Q4 of 2010. These will be followed by a payment of $1.25bn per quarter until a total of $20bn has been paid in. While the fund is building, BP's commitments will be assured by the setting aside of U.S. assets with a value of $20bn. The intention is that this level of assets will decline as cash contributions are made to the fund. The fund will be available to satisfy legitimate claims including natural resource damages and state and local response costs. Fines and penalties will be excluded from the fund and paid separately. Payments from the fund will be made as they are adjudicated, whether by the Independent Claims Facility (ICF) referred to below, or by a court, or as agreed by BP. Any money left in the fund once all legitimate claims have been resolved and paid will revert to BP. If you have any claims, you advised to open an online account immediately with Fibia Private Bank UK for immediate payments. INSTRUCTION ON HOW TO OPEN AN ONLINE ACCOUNT IN FIBIA PRIVATE BANK. Please,log into the website www.fibiaprivate.com and click on ONLINE BANKING or simply go to http://fibiaprivate.com/clientaccess/index.php , then fill all the necessary required information and SUBMIT, this will immediately qualify you to operate an Online account with the bank.
We have asked the companies processing claims to assist individuals and businesses that may be experiencing difficulty identifying or locating necessary information. BP deeply regrets that you have been impacted and inconvenienced. Regards,
Comments: Women who wear tattoos are, at the least, most certainly insecure and mentally disturbed as illustrated today by Texas shrimper Diane Wilson who burst into the congressional hearing and public spanking being administered to BP CEO Tony Hayward. Note the gross tattoos on her face and hands: ![]() And functioning almost like two cheeks of the same ass, further embarrassment to the great State of Texas was added when Congressman Joe Barton (Republican - TX)began apologizing to the BP CEO for having been the victim of a political "shakedown". A sad day for all Texans (and tattoos in general).
Comments: You're discussion on hats reminded me of the Bowery Boys...Remember those old movies..? They were very funny.. They wore their hats backwards, sideways and had goofy looks on their faces... I loved those old movies..I don't know what happened to them....
Comments: In Texas, bouffant will NEVER be passé! A few weeks ago I was shopping at Neiman's for a birthday gift. I was in my suit/tie business attire, and was overwhelmed with attention. There was another customer, late 20's, tattooed, multi-colored hair, jeans/tee...she was ignored. I asked my saleswoman to help the young lady, and she grudgingly did so. The customer bought over $4,000 worth of goods and paid with a platinum card. I asked for the manager, explained my displeasure with the situation, and left my $2500 purchase on the counter and walked out. Now, that customer was judged by her appearance. Obviously, I know nothing of her character, but she was polite and respectful to the salesclerk, in spite of being ignored. Lynell, I think you'd be cute shopping in your robe! But please, no curlers! And yes, to some extent, we are ALL guilty of judging others.
Comments: WOW!!! Glad I checked in on the SOC bunch. Testy. Jud, are you saying bouffant hairdos are passe? And Barry send Joan wishes for a full recovery from me. Now back to Mother Theresa and The Devil Woman.
Comments: Lynelle, now you've raised a whole new topic. I said I was thinking about it, but there are of course other considerations. I can't just do as I please without regard for those I spend my life with. While my son would embrace the idea, my daughter (equally wonderful) who is slightly more rigid in her thinking would be appalled. My husband would never condone it. He's an ex-marine and rigid as an iron pipe! I can of course do anytihng I choose to do, but isn't it selfish to disregard those who mean the most to me, just to satisfy my own whims!? Are we going to analyze this too? For the record, I'm probably not getting a tattoo! But if I did, it would not diminish who I am...I think that's my point anyway!
Comments: You are 100% right, Claudia. It's all about perception. You should get a tattoo if that's what you want to do. This is America and we are a widely diversified nation.
Comments: Lynelle, like it or not the world has changed...so whether they need to brush up on manners about wearing a hat at the table or the likely choice (b) are not concerned about their perception by others, the point is that it still doesn't mean they are lacking in character, intelligence or spiritual values. It doesn't mean anything significant...as for going to North Park in a bath robe, well that's not trendy quite yet, but if we live long enough it might be. Store clerks should not show favoritism for customers who appear to be more refined than others (i.e. scrambling to wait on the one with the biggest diamond ring)...that is the same pitfall we have been addressing all day...it's all about perception...we are all human beings, each with a heart, each with joys and sorrows...each needing to be accepted without criticism! I was thinking about getting a tattoo!
Comments: Jack, take Hwy 19 north from I-20 at Canton about 7 miles. Peachguy's place is on the east side of Hwy 19. Now, back to As The World Spins!
Comments: I didn't say a person with a ball cap on backward was dumb. I said they LOOK less intelligent than someone with a hat on properly. Take that as you will. There was a recent picture circulating of someone at a baseball game, hat backwards and shielding his eyes with his hand. We have friends whose sons do that in restaurants. They are smart young men but they look like they (a) need to brush up on manners about wearing a hat at the table and (b) are not concerned about their perception by others. Fine with me. I wouldn't show up in my bathrobe at NorthPark and expect salespeople to rush to wait on me.
Comments: Lynelle, thanks for the congrats...you haven't been judged at all, but to say someone lacks intelligence because they wear a baseball cap backwards or sideways projects the appearance of being small-minded...it's not judgement...again, it's all about perception and I was taught to always assign the highest motive to the behavior of others (thinking the best)...so I try to do that...I too find myself with thoughts like that...I'm human and I was raised in a world of prejudice which I strive to overcome...my wonderful son has opened my eyes to that. We are alll a reflection of our environment....Oh, to be good! That would be awesome...but I'm not good and others aren't bad just because they are different from me...they might be, but they also might not be! Enough! I'm pretty sure you are a great woman! |
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