Yo Tex!
Charlie L.
waiting until Thanksgiving Day? Odor is making me sick 'nd causing tears
in my eyes. ;-)
Or maybe just flip the handle of pull the chain if you don't feel like
digging?
http://the-old-gnu-zoo.org/photos/down_the_tubes.wav
How many holes ya gits in today?
Had a disk die early yesterday and just now getting main machine back
up. Decided to put my Win XP 64 Professional back on for a while until I
decide if I gonna spend any more money on MS. XP 'nd Mandriva went
pretty flawless once I got over my cryng jag, pulled up my socks, blew
my nose and got going on bringing the 'chine back to life. ;-)
Lemme know what you think we should do about the burial, so's I knows if
I needs sharpen a shovel 'r any thing.
CC
Tex
All last week it was reported ....Rain and/or Fog all weekend. But
come the weekend it was clear and sunny ...Sat it was cool with some
pretty good winds ... today it was cool & sunny no wind ... got 18 in
both days ....
To heck with digging holes ...just let it fade away into the sunset.
I was thinking going Win 7 but would have to be a criminal to do it.
:)
Charlie L.
I thought 'bout going down one them dark trails in the woods over other
side pasture and whistling up the Devil and do some soul trading or
sellin. Prolly wind up both us gitten screwed though.
Just as well the puter decided to bork this weekend. Our weather was
yucky. Out about an hour ago and got cresent moon 'nd stars all purty
like now though. Cool 52 degrees. Not bad.
I was pleasantly surprised my XP 64 activated again without having to
holler at MS, but no prollem.
CC
Tex
<c...@chronocidal-charlie.me> wrote:
>
>Just as well the puter decided to bork this weekend. Our weather was
>yucky. Out about an hour ago and got cresent moon 'nd stars all purty
>like now though. Cool 52 degrees. Not bad.
>
>I was pleasantly surprised my XP 64 activated again without having to
>holler at MS, but no prollem.
>
>CC
Actually most people around here are looking forward to the rain and
cool/cold weather .... but personally I lean more towards warm/hot.
The biggest weather bitch I have is the Tule Fog...when it really
rolls in I can't tell which eye I see out of. :)
When I was drinking and looking for something to do it didn't bother
me or at least didn't slow me down ... now I'm older and doing nothing
with a little more nothing that I want to do I don't like going out in
it ...especially driving. When it does roll in it will give me an
excuse to do a couple indoor projects I have put off.
I don't like the short days either!
Charlie L.
> On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 23:28:42 -0600, "Charlie L."
> <c...@chronocidal-charlie.me> wrote:
>
>> Just as well the puter decided to bork this weekend. Our weather
>> was yucky. Out about an hour ago and got cresent moon 'nd stars all
>> purty like now though. Cool 52 degrees. Not bad.
>>
>> I was pleasantly surprised my XP 64 activated again without having
>> to holler at MS, but no prollem.
>>
>> CC
>
> Actually most people around here are looking forward to the rain and
> cool/cold weather .... but personally I lean more towards warm/hot.
> The biggest weather bitch I have is the Tule Fog...when it really
> rolls in I can't tell which eye I see out of. :)
Can't comment on that literally *yet* but, my world as I can
figuratively see, is gradually growing gray again, seemingly, regardless
of my squinting one eye to take better aim. Cloudy, grubby days or night
are gitten once again to be a, fuzzy, blurry, blight, if I forgets in
the morning to don my kaleidoscopic contact lens. ;-)
>
> When I was drinking and looking for something to do it didn't bother
> me or at least didn't slow me down ... now I'm older and doing
> nothing with a little more nothing that I want to do I don't like
> going out in it ...especially driving. When it does roll in it will
> give me an excuse to do a couple indoor projects I have put off.
My gnu *bestest* buddy, similar to what "Old Trucker" was before he up
and died on me, who is, inside and out, a BBBW, a nurse with lot of
experience in psycho 'nd psychi, in addition to being and having a lot
of other good desirable things like an ability listen as well as talk,
and slightly afflicted herself with an empty nest syndrome, totally
affected with "Why fsck up a good friendship by fscken attitude" that
seems to have come about by lot of experiences similar to what I've had,
took off her nurses cap last night and tied a red Aunt Jemima rag 'round
her hed, 'nd in a 'round about way, chided me, "Charlie, I ain't never
gonna be no Bobby McGee, so I ain't gonna even try to be, but... 'pears
to me, thet disk din't die. Yew kilt it damn it, 'cause yew din't got
'nuff nutten to do over the weekend. I knows yew, don't try pull thet
*po* *me* jive. But I do got bunch of cold chiken 'nd tater salad. You
look like you kinda neglected eaten while you engaged in all that nutten
you been doing last couple of days. I fix you plate to tek home wiff ya
to eat 'fore you goes to bed."
> I don't like the short days either!
What damn days? You mean them brief interludes of dim light. ;-)
Sum songs to start the day in dim light of what been say 'bout thet
McGee thing what come creeping in. I seen the one down in Austin, during
a stop over 'tween Europe 'nd SE Asia, but don't remember whole hell lot
of it due to my cloudy condition at the time. Seems Janis was little
cloudy at time also compared to the rare studio take. Poor dubbing on
video on that one by who ever did it. Don't sound like I remembers it
being neither. ;-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JMcMuabWhQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iX-EcRKXJw&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irU5oihACj4&feature=related
CC
Charlie L.
> Tex wrote:
about foggy days.
See! I tole yew sew.
http://the-old-gnu-zoo.org/photos/temple_fog.jpg
CC
Tex
<c...@chronocidal-charlie.me> wrote:
> I fix you plate to tek home wiff ya
>to eat 'fore you goes to bed."
The *tek home wiff ya* .... dats the bestest part ....visits is good
... the other...well it seems to go stale on me faster than a 99 cent
loaf of white bread.
Tex
When it really hit here ya could be sittin' at that table in your pic
and only hear voices from the other side of the table...hell maybe
like Goz ... I ain't seen but heard me some ghosts. :)
(David P.)
It's rainin' on my '95 GT 'Stang. Dang acid rain discolors
thet ragtop, but it's still cheeper t' replace than t' git a ga-rage.
Charlie L.
Bull shite! Yew don't got no concerns 'bout ecology nor acid rain nor
even discoloration on top of really nice automobile.
Yew jest tryen *impress* us with thet *reserved* parking space. I know
whut yer up to there David. Ain't foolen me none 'tal. ;-)
Been thar, done thet.
CC
Tex
Ya should junk out the Stang and use public transportation... you are
using and wasting too many resources and will make future generations
pay the price.
F.H.
> Can we go on and dig a hole 'nd put this stinking corpse away instead of
> waiting until Thanksgiving Day? Odor is making me sick 'nd causing tears
> in my eyes. ;-)
Because I could not stop for Death �
He kindly stopped for me �
The Carriage held but just Ourselves �
And Immortality.
We slowly drove � He knew no haste
And I had put away
My labor and my leisure too,
For His Civility �
(David P.)
> "(David P.)" <imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> >"Charlie L." <c...@chronocidal-charlie.me> wrote:
> >> Charlie L. wrote:
>
> >>http://the-old-gnu-zoo.org/photos/temple_fog.jpg
>
> >It's rainin' on my '95 GT 'Stang. Dang acid rain discolors
> >thet ragtop, but it's still cheeper t' replace than t' git a ga-rage.
>
> >http://imagehost.vendio.com/a/30377179/aview/deck01.JPG
>
> using & wasting too many resources & will make future
> generations pay the price.
I mostly drive my '08 Nissan Versa. Gits better mileage.
No, livin' too long is what uses/wastes the resources.
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(David P.)
> > waiting until Thanksgiving Day? Odor is making me sick 'nd causing
> > tears in my eyes. ;-)
>
> He kindly stopped for me –
> The Carriage held but just Ourselves –
> And Immortality.
>
> We slowly drove – He knew no haste
> And I had put away
> My labor and my leisure too,
>
> http://www.civilwarartillery.com/sounds/taps.wav
Tex
wrote:
>Charlie L. wrote:
>> Can we go on and dig a hole 'nd put this stinking corpse away instead of
>> waiting until Thanksgiving Day? Odor is making me sick 'nd causing tears
>> in my eyes. ;-)
>
>Because I could not stop for Death �
>He kindly stopped for me �
>The Carriage held but just Ourselves �
>And Immortality.
>
>We slowly drove � He knew no haste
>And I had put away
>My labor and my leisure too,
>For His Civility �
>
>http://www.civilwarartillery.com/sounds/taps.wav
That was beautiful! My favorite song as long as it's played for the
other guy! :)
Tex
I think your view is very narrow so as to benefit yourself. :)
Hopefully when the time comes you will be a man of honor and do the
right thing ... for the future generations.
(David P.)
> "(David P.)" <imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> >Tex <twizz...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> "(David P.)" <imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> >> >"Charlie L." <c...@chronocidal-charlie.me> wrote:
> >> >> Charlie L. wrote:
>
> >> >>http://the-old-gnu-zoo.org/photos/temple_fog.jpg
>
> >> >It's rainin' on my '95 GT 'Stang. Dang acid rain discolors
> >> >thet ragtop, but it's still cheeper t' replace than t' git a ga-rage.
>
> >> >http://imagehost.vendio.com/a/30377179/aview/deck01.JPG
>
> >> Ya should junk out the Stang & use public trans... you're
> >> using & wasting too many resources & will make future
> >> generations pay the price.
>
> >I mostly drive my '08 Nissan Versa. Gits better mileage.
> >No, livin' too long is what uses/wastes the resources.
>
> Hopefully when the time comes you will be a man of honor
> and do the right thing ... for the future generations.
Can't build a solid foundation on special interest.
Gotta be general interest...
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CW
So, exactly how old do you have to be in order to be considered a waste
of resources?
Tara Green
It wouldn't be a problem if people didn't
overbreed so much.
(David P.)
How's things gonna work out as the population
rises toward 9 billion?
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Sharx35
"Charlie L." <c...@chronocidal-charlie.me> wrote in message
news:hee38l$5g2$1...@aioe.org...
Here, it's still fairly dark at 8 a.m. and getting dark towards FOUR p.m..
Count yourself lucky.
Sharx35
"(David P.)" <imb...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:822c2705-372b-4b0b...@31g2000vbf.googlegroups.com...
Well, EACH one of you should ask yourselves, "How much did *I* add to the
population?"
Sharx35
Well, YOU can solve THAT problem VERY quickly. Get the book "Final Exit",
for starters.
Sharx35
"Tara Green" <jellybea...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:7n0i68F...@mid.individual.net...
Your parents, for starters.
(David P.)
> "(David P.)" <imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> > Tex <twizz...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> "(David P.)" <imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >It's rainin' on my '95 GT 'Stang. Dang acid rain discolors
> >> >thet ragtop, but it's still cheeper t' replace than t' git a ga-rage.
> >>
> >> >http://imagehost.vendio.com/a/30377179/aview/deck01.JPG
> >>
> >> Ya should junk out the Stang & use public trans... you're
> >> using & wasting too many resources & will make future
> >> generations pay the price.
> >
> > I mostly drive my '08 Nissan Versa. Gits better mileage.
> > No, livin' too long is what uses/wastes the resources.
>
> Get the book "Final Exit", for starters.
Can't build a solid foundation on special interest.
Gotta be general interest...
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Tex
wrote:
>Here, it's still fairly dark at 8 a.m. and getting dark towards FOUR p.m..
>Count yourself lucky.
Jeebus ... I'd be lookin' for a long rope and a short ladder if I had
to freeze and be in the dark that much!
CW
CW
I'm only askin' because, while we all know how important it is to
complain about the weather -- comin' up with an actual, viable plan to
do something about it... now THAT's really all that fuckin' matters.
Don't ya think?
Tara Green
And what resources get used up by the aged?
Prunes. And soup. Maybe Depends, though I'm
sure there's a more renewable resource that
can be used for those.
CW
CW
Oops! Gettin' all mikewestvale with the send button.....
CW
IIRC, it's got something to do with nursing care and the fact that
David's inheritance got wasted on keeping Grandpa P (or Mama P.)
comfortable in his/her old age, instead of going directly to someone who
could've really used it..., like David. But then that's only a guess.
Hell, I can't seem to get a straight answer out of the guy these days.
It's like I'm talkin' to Yoda or some shit.....
CW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYKpEqQ32JE
Harmlessly passing your time in the grassland away;
Only dimly aware of a certain unease in the air.
You'd better watch out!
There may be dogs about
I looked over Jordan, and I've seen
Things are not what they seem.
That's what you get for pretending the danger's not real.
Meek and obedient you follow the leader
Down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel.
What a surprise!
A look of terminal shock in your eyes.
Now things are really what they seem.
No, this is not a bad dream.
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want
He makes me down to lie
Through pastures green He leadeth me the silent waters by.
With bright knives He releaseth my soul.
He maketh me to hang on hooks in high places.
He converteth me to lamb cutlets,
For lo, He hath great power, and great hunger.
When cometh the day we lowly ones,
Through quiet reflection, and great dedication
Master the art of Judo,
Lo, we shall rise up,
And then we'll make the bugger's eyes water.
Bleating and babbling we fell on his neck with a scream.
Wave upon wave of demented avengers
March cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream.
Have you heard the news?
The dogs are dead!
You better stay home
And do as you're told.
Get out of the road if you want to grow old.
Tara Green
Ah, so by "resources" he means "cash"
That makes a lot more sense.
CW
When you put it that way it makes him sound like a money grubbing
cold-hearted bastid. How about using the word /capital/ instead (of
'cash')? IT makes him sound a little less like a stickup artist....
(David P.)
Why should future generations have to live in more crowded
conditions, with greater demand for food, fuel, clean air,
clean water, and everything else?
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(David P.)
The first step is everyone needs to understand /why/.
We're not there yet.
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Sharx35
"Tex" <twiz...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a4img5hlhafh48ep9...@4ax.com...
We northern Canadians are a tough lot! No wonder we drank, eh? And, in the
present, no wonder we have a strong presence in this newsgroup!
Tex
wrote:
A presence in the ng! Now that is funny!
mikewestvale
> "Tex" <twizz...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:a4img5hlhafh48ep9...@4ax.com...
>
> > On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:10:23 GMT, "Sharx35" <shar...@hotmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
> >>Here, it's still fairly dark at 8 a.m. and getting dark towards FOUR p.m..
> >>Count yourself lucky.
>
> > Jeebus ... I'd be lookin' for a long rope and a short ladder if I had
> > to freeze and be in the dark that much!
>
> We northern Canadians are a tough lot! No wonder we drank, eh? And, in the
> present, no wonder we have a strong presence in this newsgroup!
Don`t be counting me as a northern Canadian-- I hate winter and I live
in Southern Ontario which in all likelihood may be even on a south of
where Tex lives. Parts of Southern Ontario lie farther south than
parts of Northern California. I love my country just hate the climate.
Tex
Mike ... I can't say I *love* my country ... nor can I say I * hate*
winter. Well, I could say both I suppose, but then one can say just
about anything.
I can say I prefer warmer weather over colder weather... I can say I
prefer my birth country over others I've been to and those I've read
about.
I don't hold to the automatics of birth ..... be it country, parents,
political leanings, etc....especially relatives. :) Guess it goes with
the name Thomas... as in doubting thomas.
(David P.)
> "(David P.)" <imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> > No, livin' too long is what uses/wastes the resources.
>
> Get the book "Final Exit", for starters.
When the wives tell the husbands "You need to quit drinking",
that doesn't work, because it's special interest. When the
drunks meet and say "We need to abstain, and let's try it
this way", it works, because it's general interest.
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Tara Green
Wow. Way to misrepresent facts, Dave
(David P.)
Ask a loaded question, get a loaded answer.
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CW
OK, but when you make statements like 'livin' too long is what
uses/wastes the resources' it seems to me that you should be able to say
exactly how long is 'too long'
Don't ya think?
Charlie L.
No! No! No! CW. No way Jose! That like trying to pin an *exact* numeric
value or measure thanger on whut is "Too damn much, too damn often for
too damn long" as pertains to Alcoholism. Fer sum creatures out of the
6.2 or 6.3 or more billion H. S. supposedly inhabiting this big blue
marble, in my humble opinion, five minutes 'fore conception or twinkle
of time prior to the conceptor even got a gleam in it's eyes or chill
runnen up it leg be lil bit "too long" fer any practical purpose.
OPOMV
CC
Tex
<c...@chronocidal-charlie.me> wrote:
>, in my humble opinion, five minutes 'fore conception or twinkle
>of time prior to the conceptor even got a gleam in it's eyes or chill
>runnen up it leg be lil bit "too long" fer any practical purpose.
It's during that time span I'm Pro-Life!
(David P.)
> >>>>>> Charlie L. wrote:
> >>>>>>http://the-old-gnu-zoo.org/photos/temple_fog.jpg
> >>>>> It's rainin' on my '95 GT 'Stang. Dang acid rain discolors
> >>>>> thet ragtop, but it's still cheeper t' replace than t' git a ga-rage.
> >>>>>http://imagehost.vendio.com/a/30377179/aview/deck01.JPG
> >>>> Ya should junk out the Stang & use public trans... you're
> >>>> using & wasting too many resources & will make future
> >>>> generations pay the price.
> >>> I mostly drive my '08 Nissan Versa. Gits better mileage.
> >>> No, livin' too long is what uses/wastes the resources.
> >> I think your view is very narrow so as to benefit yourself. :)
> >> Hopefully when the time comes you will be a man of honor
> >> and do the right thing ... for the future generations.
>
> > Gotta be general interest...
>
> So, exactly how old do you have to be in order to be
> considered a waste of resources?
I asked the question to Obama's office.
They said it's the age at which you can't
survive a bout with the flu.
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