Winter is on it's way
williamboyd
have to winterize the RV sooner than I expected. Hard to comprehend that
I have to face freezing weather after all the plans I had for migrating
with the most of you guys.
By the way you fine folks that likes to keep their heads in the sand, I
morphed your filters again because I had to get a new Newsgroup ISP,
seems as though the old one was not posting on this new Vista POS.
BILL P
&
DOG
Lone Haranguer
> Sure wish I was in south AZ, got down to 43 here in NW AL. Guess I will
> have to winterize the RV sooner than I expected. Hard to comprehend that
> I have to face freezing weather after all the plans I had for migrating
> with the most of you guys.
Hey! It was 46 here yesterday morning but 80 by lunch time. Love this
weather. Humidity at 3 PM was 11%, temperature 83 degrees.
It doesn't get any better than this folks, unless there is a place that
includes free beer.
LZ
bill horne
> Hey! It was 46 here yesterday morning but 80 by lunch time. Love this
> weather. Humidity at 3 PM was 11%, temperature 83 degrees.
>
> It doesn't get any better than this folks, unless there is a place that
> includes free beer.
> LZ
That would be here. It got down to 46 at 5 AM, and it's 75 now. I
bought Dogs yesterday, but the humidity is about 35%.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
not the moderator
at night. Great for a walk and sitting outside. We sleep with the doors
open and screen doors shut. The dog likes to lay at the front door until
about midnight, then to bed.
GBinNC
>The dog likes to lay at the front door until about midnight, then to bed.
Just curious: How many eggs does the dog usually produce in one evening?
GB in NC
Max
"GBinNC" wrote
> not the moderator wrote:
>
>>The dog likes to lay at the front door until about midnight, then to bed.
>
> Just curious: How many eggs does the dog usually produce in one evening?
>
> GB in NC
You wouldn't like the eggs he lays.
Max
Technobarbarian
"Max" <thesam...@sbcxxglobal.net> wrote in message
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This already appears to be one strange dog, but wouldn't it be the
eggs *she* lays? And how do you know GB wouldn't like them? Inquiring minds
want to know.
TB
williamboyd
they persist. Don't think I would care for those eggs regardless he or she.
--
BILL P.
&
DOG
bill horne
Doesn't matter. The dog's probably an egg-eater.
Max
"Technobarbarian" <Technobarbar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I'm thinking the dog (he or she) will lay the same type "eggs" my dog "lays"
not long after she eats.
I call them "land mines"; my wife refers to them as "deposits".
I think GB would recognize the difference between dog "eggs" and the poultry
type.
(This all started with the confusion between "lie" and "lay".)
Max
Max
"bill horne" wrote
> Technobarbarian wrote:
>> "Max" wrote
>>> "GBinNC" wrote
>>>> not the moderator wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> The dog likes to lay at the front door until about midnight, then to
>>>>> bed.
>>>> Just curious: How many eggs does the dog usually produce in one
>>>> evening?
>>>>
>>>> GB in NC
>>> You wouldn't like the eggs he lays.
>>
>> This already appears to be one strange dog, but wouldn't it be the
>> eggs *she* lays? And how do you know GB wouldn't like them? Inquiring
>> minds want to know.
>
> Doesn't matter. The dog's probably an egg-eater.
>
> --
> bill
> Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
I thought dogs "sucked" eggs. That's what Johnny Cash said.
Max
GBinNC
>(This all started with the confusion between "lie" and "lay".)
Which is a good example of why it's important to use the right one....
GB in NC
Bruce S
"GBinNC" <GBi...@xgmailx.com> wrote in message
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Well, in truth, there was no confusion, just GB maintaining his position as
a pedant.
Bruce
GBinNC
>> Which is a good example of why it's important to use the right one....
>>
>> GB in NC
>Well, in truth, there was no confusion, just GB maintaining his position as
>a pedant.
Hey, I have a reputation to uphold. And occasionally I have competition
for the position.
GB in NC
bill horne
Well. Then. OK. If Johnny said it........Nevermind.
Jack B.
the real humans alone you pathetic pile of shit.
-JB
Don Lampson
turning, and falling, now on the Central Coast.
Last week, we had our first frost, but at least we've had some rain!
There's nice things about the Fall, but Summer's end gives me a
melancholy feeling that lasts until around Thanksgiving!
Don
Robert Bonomi
I've heard of dogs that were 'setters'. <*GRIN*>
GBinNC
>I've heard of dogs that were 'setters'. <*GRIN*>
Set. Stay.
GB in NC
Hunter
(Robert Bonomi) wrote:
>I've heard of dogs that were 'setters'. <*GRIN*>
There's a skeet shooting club in Bridgeport, CT.
On the ladies room door it says, "Setters"
On the men's room door it says, "Pointers"
Hunter
bill horne
For a person in your line of work, this is a Good Thing. Without that
annual experience, you wouldn't be qualified to write blues songs.
You need to work on extending your fall melancholy into full-blown SAD,
http://www.clevelandclinic.org/health/health-info/docs/2300/2361.asp?index=9293
and then you could be right up - or down - there with Elton John.
bill horne
So I go in the ladies room if I have to crap?
Maybe that explains the bumper sticker I saw in the NE:
Real Men Crap Standing Up
Robert Bonomi
Hunter
wrote:
>
>So I go in the ladies room if I have to crap?
>Maybe that explains the bumper sticker I saw in the NE:
>Real Men Crap Standing Up
Hahahaha!!!
Hunter
Robert Bonomi
It *SAYS*????
The local Isaac Walton League chapter has _pictures_ of the breeds on the
doors. _Nice_ bas relief carvings, realistically painted.
No words at all.
williamboyd
Well he does have some song writing skills, but can't improve them until
he improves ability to accept advice with out taking it as being criticized.
Don Lampson
Besides posting lyrics to a Willie Nelson song, what "advice" have
you offered about song writing?
I used to treat my SAD with a couple of Winter trips per year down to
some tropical location, like Mexico, or Costa Rica.....
However, I was also getting away from the "priz biz" which was quite
depressing any time of year! HawHawHaw!
Since I've retired, there's nothing to "get away from" besides
Winter, which isn't all that bad in this part of California, anyway!
Remember, no matter how far one travels, one can never run away from
one's self, or something like that!
Don
Lone Haranguer
> So what you are saying is Don should be able to write a SAD song right.
> Well he does have some song writing skills, but can't improve them until
> he improves ability to accept advice with out taking it as being
> criticized.
>
being given advice you know. None they would accept anyway. :)
Most of it is probably pretty vulgar and involves impossible feats of
dexterity. :)
LZ
Lone Haranguer
> Remember, no matter how far one travels, one can never run away from
> one's self, or something like that!
>
free of them.
Give it a shot and report back.
LZ
williamboyd
lyrics in a song and repeat them rather than have your story continuous.
The lyrics were fine just enough for more than one song. Read all the
greats, they repeat their selves making the story more comprehensive.
A good song writer never retires!
http://www.cowboylyrics.com/lyrics/campbell-glen/rhinestone-cowboy-656.html
Some examples here can be seen to repeat their lyrics.
No criticism is intended by this advice.