OT/RATSC reunion
MsLiz
don't participate, I would invite all of my RATSC buddies to a
pleasant resort so that we could meet face to face. But lately I have
thought that instead of name tags, we would each be assigned,
randomly, another name, and would not tell each other who we are.
That way we could get to know each other face to face without the
baggage from any disputes that have arisen here from time to time.
Alas, I can only play with this in my head.
Jude Comier would have a cajun dialect. Okay, I am embellishing,
based upon his French sounding surname and Louisiana home. He would
be cute but have no idea that he is cute. All the ladies would
(((hug)))) him.
Dana would be the dykiest woman there, as she has described herself.
I would be the chubby redhead who speaks TMI.
Shirley would be wearing a bomber jacket and windblown hair and a big
smile, having just flown in.
Anthony and Record Hunter and Rtherquiet would be thin, well dressed
and neat, not that there is anything wrong with that.
Anthony would have the gift of prophecy (how does he know everything a
week before it happens?)
DonnaB would be talkative and use a strange mix of expressions derived
from the deep south and Brooklyn
Diva would be thin and liberal
Queenie would be very pleasant (I've just started to know you,
Queenie)
Ravl would be a teacher, but a bit tired and stressed these days (keep
up the good work!)
T. David would have a Maine accent and ride in on a Harley with a girl
he keeps gazing at lovingly, like Jack used to with Carly.
Marlene B would try to pass off Canadian dimes
D.M. Stillwood would be wearing an Ann Coulter Sux T-Shirt
Cory would be handsome and seated in a lounge chair on the deck,
surrounded by all these middle aged women who adore him. Then he
would start ranting about Republicans.
Karen would be discussing politics and I would agree with eveything
she says
KC would be warm and friendly
Patricia Wadley would be making lists of things we all like and don't
like
Chicagofan would be speaking in a Georgia drawl and have a Blue Dot in
a Red State bumper sticker
Elmer would be rational and eloquent
Alia would be a fascinating southern lady full of surprises
Who have I missed? They must be having slunch.
MsLiz
Jude Cormier
"MsLiz" <Ms...@msliz.com> wrote in message
news:46d97011...@news.charter.net...
>I have often thought that if I won the lottery, and I won't because I
> don't participate, I would invite all of my RATSC buddies to a
> pleasant resort so that we could meet face to face. But lately I have
> thought that instead of name tags, we would each be assigned,
> randomly, another name, and would not tell each other who we are.
> That way we could get to know each other face to face without the
> baggage from any disputes that have arisen here from time to time.
>
> Alas, I can only play with this in my head.
>
> Jude Comier would have a cajun dialect. Okay, I am embellishing,
> based upon his French sounding surname and Louisiana home. He would
> be cute but have no idea that he is cute. All the ladies would
> (((hug)))) him.
>
Hey I resemble all those comments! :D
You want to see a pic of me? I can e-mail ya or you e-mail me
My g/f thinks I'm adorable :))
MsLiz
wrote:
I have sent you an email with my accurate address.
I can't reciprocate, but my natural shade of strawberry blonde has
been seen on Morning Joe this week, a Time reporter named Ana
something. Imagine that on a classically round WASP farmgirl face.
MsLiz
chicagofan
that's exactly what it would be! :) Sounds like a great time!!!
bj
onchee aka onchangel
Somewhere out there I know there is a tiny violin being played for
me.
Onchee
Dana Carpender
chicagofan wrote:
> What a great memory you have, Ms Liz! And if I had a bumper sticker,
> that's exactly what it would be! :) Sounds like a great time!!!
> bj
>
>
>
> MsLiz wrote:
>
>> I have often thought that if I won the lottery, and I won't because I
>> don't participate, I would invite all of my RATSC buddies to a
>> pleasant resort so that we could meet face to face. But lately I have
>> thought that instead of name tags, we would each be assigned,
>> randomly, another name, and would not tell each other who we are.
>> That way we could get to know each other face to face without the
>> baggage from any disputes that have arisen here from time to time.
>> Alas, I can only play with this in my head.
>>
>> Jude Comier would have a cajun dialect. Okay, I am embellishing,
>> based upon his French sounding surname and Louisiana home. He would
>> be cute but have no idea that he is cute. All the ladies would
>> (((hug)))) him.
>>
>> Dana would be the dykiest woman there, as she has described herself.
Dykiest *straight* woman there. Not sure I'd out-dyke any actual dykes.
I'm also short and stocky, with a big chest. And I'm a female baritone.
Get "sir" over the phone not infrequently.
Dana
Jude Cormier
> I can't reciprocate, but my natural shade of strawberry blonde has
> been seen on Morning Joe this week, a Time reporter named Ana
> something. Imagine that on a classically round WASP farmgirl face.
>
> MsLiz
I grew up on a farm, so howdy neighbor! :)
chicagofan
>
>> MsLiz wrote:
>>
>>> I have often thought that if I won the lottery, and I won't because I
>>> don't participate, I would invite all of my RATSC buddies to a
>>> pleasant resort so that we could meet face to face. But lately I have
>>> thought that instead of name tags, we would each be assigned,
>>> randomly, another name, and would not tell each other who we are.
>>> That way we could get to know each other face to face without the
>>> baggage from any disputes that have arisen here from time to time.
>>> Alas, I can only play with this in my head.
>>>
>
> Dykiest *straight* woman there. Not sure I'd out-dyke any actual dykes.
>
> I'm also short and stocky, with a big chest. And I'm a female baritone.
> Get "sir" over the phone not infrequently.
>
> Dana
LOL!!! That has to be irritating... then again, I like voices like that,
so maybe not. :)
I'm sort of short too, 5'4", 110 lbs. and virtually flat chested by
today's standards. ;) I'm the klutzy, hapless, Diane Keaton type when
it comes to anything domesticated, that women are supposed to be so good
with. So I wouldn't be much help in party preparations. ;)
bj
MsLiz
OOoooo, sorry. I had that in my head but my fingers didn't get the
word.
MsLiz
MsLiz
Come on in, bring some Irish Whiskey!
MsLiz
MsLiz
kar...@G-F.cupcaked-DOT-you-know-what (Karen) wrote:
>Hey, I'm in. Sounds like a good time, but I understand only four
>lucky people won that big lottery last night. One was from NJ but it
>wasn't me :-( I still buy tickets (but I don't get carried away)
>because I know several people who have won big.
>
>P.S. - How about Ryka and Cheri, my partners-in-crime for B&B related
>stuff?
>
>Karen
>
They are welcome to come, I just don't know any personal tidbits since
I don't participate in the B&B discussions. I know I like Ryka's
politics.
MsLiz
onchee aka onchangel
>
> - Show quoted text -
Guinness, Irish Stew, Bono whatever ya need.
Onchee
Lindy
> > >> Who have I missed? They must be having slunch.
Hey, I resemble that remark. :-)
~Lindy~
Terry Pulliam Burd
among random neurons and opined:
<snippidy>
>Who have I missed? They must be having slunch.
Dang! The after work chardonnay strikes again!
Terry Pulliam Burd
--
"If you're going to be wrong, be wrong at the top of your lungs."
Lucy, "Peanuts"
Judy Taber
"Dana Carpender" <dcar...@kivanospam.net> wrote in message
news:W4qdnfNBXIJLKUTb...@insightbb.com...
I'm not a regular poster but have lurked for years. I would like to go to
this reunion also since I feel I have gotten to know all of you over the
years [maybe I could hang around and watch and listen - sort of like I do
here ;) ]. Dana, I would know you in a moment since I am one of your low
carb fans. I've seen your picture on your website, have some of your books
and have seen you on TV. But I became even more of a fan from enjoying your
posts and getting to know your politics on this group. Are you still for
John Edwards this time around?
MsLiz
wrote:
>I'm not a regular poster but have lurked for years. I would like to go to
>this reunion also since I feel I have gotten to know all of you over the
>years [maybe I could hang around and watch and listen - sort of like I do
>here ;) ]. Dana, I would know you in a moment since I am one of your low
>carb fans. I've seen your picture on your website, have some of your books
>and have seen you on TV. But I became even more of a fan from enjoying your
>posts and getting to know your politics on this group. Are you still for
>John Edwards this time around?
Hey Judy, you are welcome to attend my fantasy reunion! Come in out
of lurkdom, the water's fine.
MsLiz
MsLiz
God, I hadn't even thought of the musicians we would have. My first
choice will be the Neville Brothers, Linda Ronstadt since RH loves her
(sorry I never answered you about that album; I have a turntable but
it hasn't been connected since I moved to this house in 1999.) and
since this is fantasy, all four Beatles, Otis Redding, and I am sure I
will think of others.
MsLiz
onchee aka onchangel
> On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 17:52:07 -0700, onchee aka onchangel
>
>
>
>
>
The Bee Gees, since it is fantasy
The Eagles
Donna Summer
Garou
Duran Duran
Tears for Fears
Robbie Williams
Chicago
Earth, Wind & Fire
America
Little River Band
Styxx
That should get us started. ..
Onchee
Ryka
"Karen" <kar...@G-F.cupcaked-DOT-you-know-what> wrote in message
news:46e2c1a1...@news.optonline.com...
> lucky people won that big lottery last night. One was from NJ but it
> wasn't me :-( I still buy tickets (but I don't get carried away)
> because I know several people who have won big.
>
> P.S. - How about Ryka and Cheri, my partners-in-crime for B&B related
> stuff?
>
> Karen
>
Thanks for shout-out, Karen! I was looking forward to a guess description!
Would love if we could all meet IRL!
ravelation
shovey...@youknowwhat.com (Lindy) wrote:
Damn, girl! You took the words out of my mouth when I read that!!!!
Ravl
except my words were, "Hey, Lindy resembles that remark!"
ravelation
Ms...@msliz.com (MsLiz) wrote:
>Ravl would be a teacher, but a bit tired
>and stressed these days (keep up the
>good work!)
Ha! Guess what? As of Wednesday, Sept. 5, this gal is a free bird!! This
chick gave her notice and after 13 years of tending other people's kids
during their school recesses, I am DONE!! Didya hear the WOOHOO! I just
gave?!
With everything happening with my son, my husband and I decided it was
time for me to call it quits. Children and parents have changed so much
and administration is so fearful of something happening to cause a
lawsuit, the last thing I need on my head is to worry about saying or
doing the wrong thing. I'll miss the $17.00 an hour and the great
schedule it afforded, but the pressure that's been lifted is very
liberating.
Thanks for the shout out MsLiz!
Ravl
MsLiz
kar...@G-F.cupcaked-DOT-you-know-what (Karen) wrote:
>Speaking of water, do we have to bring our bathing suits? Is this a
>spa-type fantasy gathering?
>
>Karen
>
You have to imagine the best suit you can, on the best body you ever
had or wanted. That's what you will look like.
For me, that is May, 1980.
Did I mention that Michael Zaslow and Douglas Marland may put in an
appearance?
MsLiz
MsLiz
wrote:
Jeep Chick, dancing to the tune of Free Bird!
What did the administration say? they have to hire a replacement
*now*?
Hey, ya gotta do what ya gotta do.
MsLiz
Diva
> "MsLiz" <Ms...@msliz.com> wrote in message
>
> news:46d98e44...@news.charter.net...
>
> > I can't reciprocate, but my natural shade of strawberry blonde has
> > been seen on Morning Joe this week, a Time reporter named Ana
> > something. Imagine that on a classically round WASP farmgirl face.
>
Diva
Ryka
"ravelation" <ravel...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:25776-46D...@storefull-3335.bay.webtv.net...
Isn't getting "free" the greatest feeling? My last day of teaching was the
happiest day of my life! Even more exciting than the first day!
Congratulations and Best Wishes on the rest of your life!!
Lindy
> Damn, girl! You took the words out of my mouth when I read that!!!!
>
> Ravl
> except my words were, "Hey, Lindy resembles that remark!"
Which begs the question, had no one here, except me, ever heard of slunch?
It's such an oldie (at least back to the 70's) I would have thought people
knew what it was.
~Lindy~
Lindy
> Ha! Guess what? As of Wednesday, Sept. 5, this gal is a free bird!! This
> chick gave her notice and after 13 years of tending other people's kids
> during their school recesses, I am DONE!! Didya hear the WOOHOO! I just
> gave?!
Good for you Rav. When I retired back in '97, it was wonderful. The first
year was like a complete vacation, then I got a bit depressed, missing the
whole work routine. Didn't take me too long to get back to the wonderful
part. Enjoy the hell out of it.
~Lindy~
MsLiz
wrote:
No, not her. She isn't a redhead, and doesn't have the facial
features I am referring too. There is a reason I have no photos
available.
Jude by the way, has a beautiful head of brown hair, and is quite
attractive.
MsLiz
Barbara Wolfe
May I attend? I promise not to take up anymore space than needed.
Barbara
If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be
a horrible warning.
- Catherine Aird
Barbara Wolfe
Never heard of it before here. Still sounds sort of unpleasant, for
some reason, even though it is totally pleasant.
Barbara
--
Terry Pulliam Burd
>Ha! Guess what? As of Wednesday, Sept. 5, this gal is a free bird!! This
>chick gave her notice and after 13 years of tending other people's kids
>during their school recesses, I am DONE!! Didya hear the WOOHOO! I just
>gave?!
Congratulations, Ravl! Life is too short, huh?
>
>With everything happening with my son, my husband and I decided it was
>time for me to call it quits. Children and parents have changed so much
>and administration is so fearful of something happening to cause a
>lawsuit, the last thing I need on my head is to worry about saying or
>doing the wrong thing. I'll miss the $17.00 an hour and the great
>schedule it afforded, but the pressure that's been lifted is very
>liberating.
Some things money can't buy. And just because it's a cliche, doesn't
mean it ain't right.
Terry Pulliam Burd
--
"Sell crazy someplace else, we're all stocked up here."
- Jack Nicholson in "As Good as it Gets"
Dana Carpender
Barbara Wolfe wrote:
> Lindy wrote:
>
>>> Damn, girl! You took the words out of my mouth when I read that!!!!
>>>
>>> Ravl
>>> except my words were, "Hey, Lindy resembles that remark!"
>>
>>
>> Which begs the question, had no one here, except me, ever heard of
>> slunch?
>> It's such an oldie (at least back to the 70's) I would have thought
>> people
>> knew what it was.
>
>
> Never heard of it before here. Still sounds sort of unpleasant, for
> some reason, even though it is totally pleasant.
>
Urban Dictionary has "slunch" defined as:
Sex instead of lunch
A combination of a slap and a punch
A combination of a slut, a cunt, and a bitch
So two of three meanings are pretty unpleasant.
I like the wine with lunch thing. Sex is nice, too.
Dana
Jude Cormier
>>
> No, not her. She isn't a redhead, and doesn't have the facial
> features I am referring too. There is a reason I have no photos
> available.
Boy, you sure sound like me........in the past I really detested my photos
and tried my best to avoid the camera
> Jude by the way, has a beautiful head of brown hair, and is quite
> attractive.
>
> MsLiz
awwwwww shucks....... :)
Ok, I don't compare to any of the soap hunks, but I'll do :D
Jude Cormier
"ravelation" <ravel...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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>
wow--well, I wasn't in the teaching profession, but I know the feeling!
Jude Cormier
"Lindy" <shovey...@youknowwhat.com> wrote in message
news:PqWdnTITFIO2ckfb...@comcast.com...
Uh, *raises hand*, I still don't...... LOL
Jude Cormier
oh.... around here, I coined a term akin to "brunch".....when you combine
lunch and supper (as a mid afternoon meal)....I call it "lupper"
DonnaB shallotpeel
<A2ECi.4864$3R5.1436@trnddc05>, Barbara Wolfe <bev...@verizon.net> wrote:
> Lindy wrote:
> >
> > Which begs the question, had no one here, except me, ever heard of slunch?
> > It's such an oldie (at least back to the 70's) I would have thought people
> > knew what it was.
>
> Never heard of it before here. Still sounds sort of unpleasant, for
> some reason, even though it is totally pleasant.
Never heard of it before.
--
DonnaB shallotpeel
"Thou shalt not be a victim. Thou shalt not be a perpetrator. Above all,
thou shalt not be a bystander." - Holocaust Museum, Washington, DC
DonnaB shallotpeel
<46db2f79$0$47162$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net>, "Jude Cormier"
<jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> oh.... around here, I coined a term akin to "brunch".....when you combine
> lunch and supper (as a mid afternoon meal)....I call it "lupper"
Now this I have heard of for ages. So, if you coined it, so did tons of
other people all over the place. <G>
--
DonnaB shallotpeel
"Those who see do not always understand. Those who claim to understand can
be the blindest of all." - chapter epigraph, SANDWORMS OF DUNE, Brian
Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson (2007)
DonnaB shallotpeel
<46db2dfe$0$47101$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net>, "Jude Cormier"
<jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "MsLiz" <Ms...@msliz.com> wrote in message
> news:46daff46...@news.charter.net...
> >>
> > No, not her. She isn't a redhead, and doesn't have the facial
> > features I am referring too. There is a reason I have no photos
> > available.
>
> Boy, you sure sound like me........in the past I really detested my photos
> and tried my best to avoid the camera
I'm fully photophobic part of the time. The rest of the time I struggle with
it.
--
DonnaB shallotpeel
"Those who flee temptation generally leave a forwarding address." - Lane
Olinghouse
grace...@gmail.com
>
> - Show quoted text -
Two? I can guess you'd go with 'slap and punch' as unpleasant, but I'm
not sure which of the other two are unpleasant. One is an daily
noontime goal of mine and the other a lifetime personality achievement.
Jude Cormier
"DonnaB shallotpeel" <shall...@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:vegmd3hoak698kk1m...@4ax.com...
> In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Sun, 2 Sep 2007 16:47:35 -0500 in Msg.#
> <46db2f79$0$47162$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net>, "Jude Cormier"
> <jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> oh.... around here, I coined a term akin to "brunch".....when you combine
>> lunch and supper (as a mid afternoon meal)....I call it "lupper"
>
> Now this I have heard of for ages. So, if you coined it, so did tons of
> other people all over the place. <G>
Well I never heard of it until I made it up :D
Ever heard of "dunch"?
Barbara Wolfe
> On Sun, 02 Sep 2007 19:19:44 GMT, Barbara Wolfe <bev...@verizon.net>
> wrote:
>
>> May I attend? I promise not to take up anymore space than needed.
>>
>> Barbara
>
>
> MsLiz
Other than my constant incorrect memories of how things happened? LOL!
Barbara
--
Barbara Wolfe
Thanks, Dana. They're my two picks as well.
Barbara Wolfe
> "MsLiz" <Ms...@msliz.com> wrote in message
> news:46daff46...@news.charter.net...
>> No, not her. She isn't a redhead, and doesn't have the facial
>> features I am referring too. There is a reason I have no photos
>> available.
>
> Boy, you sure sound like me........in the past I really detested my photos
> and tried my best to avoid the camera
Not to get heavy here, but have some taken and hide them.
You don't need to look at them ever, but eventually someone
will be thrilled to find them buried in a drawer. Honest.
Jude Cormier
"Barbara Wolfe" <bev...@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:5NJCi.981$kI5.289@trnddc08...
> Jude Cormier wrote:
>> "MsLiz" <Ms...@msliz.com> wrote in message
>> news:46daff46...@news.charter.net...
>>> No, not her. She isn't a redhead, and doesn't have the facial
>>> features I am referring too. There is a reason I have no photos
>>> available.
>>
>> Boy, you sure sound like me........in the past I really detested my
>> photos and tried my best to avoid the camera
>
> Not to get heavy here, but have some taken and hide them.
> You don't need to look at them ever, but eventually someone
> will be thrilled to find them buried in a drawer. Honest.
>
> Barbara
>
oh don't worry, there are plenty of photos of me lying around! :)
Judy Taber
> On Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:01:03 -0500, "Judy Taber" <jta...@tx.rr.com>
> wrote:
>
>>I'm not a regular poster but have lurked for years. I would like to go to
>>this reunion also since I feel I have gotten to know all of you over the
>>years [maybe I could hang around and watch and listen - sort of like I do
>>here ;) ]. Dana, I would know you in a moment since I am one of your low
>>carb fans. I've seen your picture on your website, have some of your
>>books
>>and have seen you on TV. But I became even more of a fan from enjoying
>>your
>>posts and getting to know your politics on this group. Are you still for
>>John Edwards this time around?
>
> Hey Judy, you are welcome to attend my fantasy reunion! Come in out
> of lurkdom, the water's fine.
>
> MsLiz
Thanks for the fantasy reunion invite. I have posted a very few times - but
I so enjoy the analyses you folks come up with on all of the stories that I
don't feel I often have a lot to offer that is as good as what you all do.
I have been watching ATWT since the fall of 1960 and GL a few years after
that - in fact, I can remember listening to GL on the radio as a child
before it was on TV. I have the books on both series so am really into it.
BTW, I never ff any of the storylines though I like some more than most.
Right now I am really interested in the Luke/Noah story and least interested
in anything about Will/Gwen and especially Allison. Also, I really enjoy
reading the comments of the RATSC people who are gay on the L/N storyline;
it gives me a good perspective on it. And I just love, love seeing Scott
Bryce again as Craig and having Rosanna back so that is also a favorite SL.
Judy
DonnaB shallotpeel
<46db6339$0$47126$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net>, "Jude Cormier"
<jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "DonnaB shallotpeel" <shall...@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:vegmd3hoak698kk1m...@4ax.com...
> > In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Sun, 2 Sep 2007 16:47:35 -0500 in Msg.#
> > <46db2f79$0$47162$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net>, "Jude Cormier"
> > <jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >> oh.... around here, I coined a term akin to "brunch".....when you combine
> >> lunch and supper (as a mid afternoon meal)....I call it "lupper"
> >
> > Now this I have heard of for ages. So, if you coined it, so did tons of
> > other people all over the place. <G>
>
> Well I never heard of it until I made it up :D
> Ever heard of "dunch"?
You have to understand that an English Professor of mine said that we were
each entitled to only two coinages, so it matters to pick carefully!!
But, no, I've never heard of dunch. And, I've never been to Spain.
--
DonnaB shallotpeel
"Since when do you have to agree with people just to defend them from
injustice?" - Lillian Hellman, Writer (1905-1984)
DonnaB shallotpeel
<46d97011...@news.charter.net>, Ms...@msliz.com (MsLiz) wrote:
> DonnaB would be talkative and use a strange mix of expressions derived
> from the deep south and Brooklyn
Could be, I guess, since it's your fantasy. But, could be that I'd be very
quiet and wouldn't use any odd expressions at all. Most likely I'd try to
draw people out & get them to talk about themselves.
--
DonnaB shallotpeel
"Shared joy is double joy. Shared sorrow is half sorrow." - Swedish Proverb
Jude Cormier
> each entitled to only two coinages, so it matters to pick carefully!!
uh, yea............right :)
> But, no, I've never heard of dunch. And, I've never been to Spain.
>
And I haven't either....... :)
ravelation
Ms...@msliz.com (MsLiz) wrote:
>Jeep Chick, dancing to the tune of Free
>Bird!
Don't you know it!!
>What did the administration say? they
>have to hire a replacement *now*?
Not only that, another girl gave her notice at around the same time. I
didn't even know!
>Hey, ya gotta do what ya gotta do.
Yeah. It sucks to be the principal right now 'cause she doesn't know
what's headed her way! (IOW, my lack of "presence" will be felt for a
while!)
Ravl
my counterparts have that deer-in-the-headlights look these days...
ravelation
Ryka@dancin'shoes.com (Ryka) wrote:
>Isn't getting "free" the greatest feeling?
>My last day of teaching was the
>happiest day of my life! Even more
>exciting than the first day!
>Congratulations and Best Wishes on the
>rest of your life!!
Thank you, thank you THANK YOU! It really is a liberating feeling.
Anyone who's been involved with schools can tell you it's very
rewarding, but also VERY stressful as anyone can relate to how difficult
it is to discipline other people's children.
Ravl
no mo' no mo' no mo' no mo'! --Phil Collins
ravelation
jh...@hotmail.com (Jude Cormier)
wrote:
>wow--well, I wasn't in the teaching
>profession, but I know the feeling!
Yes, changing *anything* after that long is an exciting feeling. I
equate it to Karen wanting to move, but there's no packing and throwing
away involved. The hard part will be Tuesday and Wednesday saying
goodbye to the kids. I'll miss the hugs.
May I just add that I had a blown away feeling when I found out you were
a guy!
I don't follow you real close because our soap worlds don't collide, but
your name has always rang out as a chick. Surprise is on me!
Ravl
now that I hear you're a dude, it all sounds right, too!
ravelation
ntpu...@spaminator.net (Terry Pulliam Burd) wrote:
>Some things money can't buy. And just
>because it's a cliche, doesn't mean it
>ain't right.
True dat. Hubs does real well $$wise, so it's a blip on our screen.
Thankfully.
Ravl
ravelation
>Good for you Rav. When I retired back in
>'97, it was wonderful. The first year was
>like a complete vacation, then I got a bit
>depressed, missing the whole work
>routine. Didn't take me too long to get
>back to the wonderful part. Enjoy the
>hell out of it.
You know I will, Lindygirl! (If'n I can get past all of the "drama"
around here.)
Ravl
MsLiz
wrote:
>
>jh...@hotmail.com (Jude=A0Cormier)
Jude is a dude with a great attitude. We middle aged ladies have
enjoyed his company for years.
When Harley gave birth to Jude we all figured it was in honor of our
Jude!
MsLiz
record hunter
> On Sun, 2 Sep 2007 10:13:28 -0700, "Lindy"
>
> <shoveyours...@youknowwhat.com> wrote:
>
> >> Damn, girl! You took the words out of my mouth when I read that!!!!
>
> >> Ravl
> >> except my words were, "Hey, Lindy resembles that remark!"
>
> >Which begs the question, had no one here, except me, ever heard of slunch?
> >It's such an oldie (at least back to the 70's) I would have thought people
> >knew what it was.
>
>
> --
>
> "BB [Big Brother] knows the average age of BB viewers
> is lower than the number of states that voted Republican in the last
> presidential election, but higher than their IQs."
>
> MORPH
I have never heard of slunch except here.
DonnaB shallotpeel
<46dc2078$0$47118$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net>, "Jude Cormier"
<jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "DonnaB shallotpeel" <shall...@comcast.net> wrote in message >
> > You have to understand that an English Professor of mine said that we were
> > each entitled to only two coinages, so it matters to pick carefully!!
>
> uh, yea............right :)
Huh? ... Really. I was relating a real experience, not yanking your chain.
--
DonnaB shallotpeel
"Nothing in fine print is ever good news." - Andy Rooney [1919- ]
Barbara Wolfe
Good. I wasn't sure from your other post.
Jude Cormier
> In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Mon, 3 Sep 2007 09:55:49 -0500 in Msg.#
> <46dc2078$0$47118$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net>, "Jude Cormier"
> <jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> "DonnaB shallotpeel" <shall...@comcast.net> wrote in message >
>> > You have to understand that an English Professor of mine said that we
>> > were
>> > each entitled to only two coinages, so it matters to pick carefully!!
>>
>> uh, yea............right :)
>
> Huh? ... Really. I was relating a real experience, not yanking your chain.
Well, sorry.....he can say what he wants, but in America, I have freedom of
speech too, so I'll coin all the dam words I want to
*giggles*
Jude Cormier
LOL!!!!!!!!!
yep, believe it or not, some of us named Jude are guys :)
Jude Cormier
"Karen" <kar...@G-F.cupcaked-DOT-you-know-what> wrote in message
news:46e02cae...@news.optonline.com...
>>>oh.... around here, I coined a term akin to "brunch".....when you combine
>>lunch and supper (as a mid afternoon meal)....I call it "lupper"
>
> in fact, I think it was attributed to a female partner of Jerry's in
> one episode.
>
> Karen
hmmmmmmm, maybe subconsciously I picked it up from there......but in any
case, I thought lupper sounded better than dunch. LOL
Jude Cormier
"queenie" <que...@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 3 Sep 2007 13:25:15 -0500, "Jude Cormier" <jh...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>yep, believe it or not, some of us named Jude are guys :)
>
> and it was a song about JL's son, Julian. It's one of the best songs
> ever written, imo.
also their biggest chart hit. I was born the same year it came out, so
people assumed that's why I named Jude. Nope, after the saint.
But I would sure love the royalties just from that song alone.
Ryka
"Jude Cormier" <jh...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I wrote my master's thesis on Thomas Hardy - one of his novels is Jude the
Obscure - about a man; so I assumed you are a guy. Glad I was right - I like
the name!
Jude Cormier
"Ryka" <Ryka@dancin'shoes.com> wrote in message
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>>
> I wrote my master's thesis on Thomas Hardy - one of his novels is Jude the
> Obscure - about a man; so I assumed you are a guy. Glad I was right - I
> like the name!
Me too......I love the Biblical meaning "praise" and funny you should
mention the Thomas Hardy novel--I use that as my username on a few bulletin
boards!
grace...@gmail.com
> "Jude Cormier" <jh...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:46dc5cc4$0$47116$892e...@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> >news:t1lod3hcucb5kmrda...@4ax.com...
> >> On Mon, 3 Sep 2007 13:25:15 -0500, "Jude Cormier" <jh...@hotmail.com>
> >> wrote:
>
> >>>yep, believe it or not, some of us named Jude are guys :)
>
> >> I'd never heard that name before the Beatles came out with "Hey Jude"
> >> and it was a song about JL's son, Julian. It's one of the best songs
> >> ever written, imo.
>
> > also their biggest chart hit. I was born the same year it came out, so
> > people assumed that's why I named Jude. Nope, after the saint.
>
> > But I would sure love the royalties just from that song alone.
>
> I wrote my master's thesis on Thomas Hardy - one of his novels is Jude the
> Obscure - about a man; so I assumed you are a guy. Glad I was right - I like
>
> - Show quoted text -
Oh, I loved that book. I thought I was the only one. I was a Hardy
huge fan for the longest time. I devoured as many of his books as I
could ~ Far From the Madding Crowd, The Return of the Native, Tess of
the d'Urbervilles,The Woodlanders, The Mayor of Casterbridge. I'm glad
to hear you did your thesis on him. He was a genius.
KC
kar...@G-F.cupcaked-DOT-you-know-what (Karen) wrote:
>"Jude Cormier" <jh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Dana Carpender" <dcar...@kivanospam.net> wrote in message
>>news:8fCdnSHAhLAtvkbb...@insightbb.com...
>>>
>>>
>>> Barbara Wolfe wrote:
>>>
>>>> Lindy wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>> Damn, girl! You took the words out of my mouth when I read that!!!!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ravl
>>>>>> except my words were, "Hey, Lindy resembles that remark!"
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Which begs the question, had no one here, except me, ever heard of
>>>>> slunch?
>>>>> It's such an oldie (at least back to the 70's) I would have thought
>>>>> people
>>>>> knew what it was.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Never heard of it before here. Still sounds sort of unpleasant, for
>>>> some reason, even though it is totally pleasant.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Urban Dictionary has "slunch" defined as:
>>>
>>> Sex instead of lunch
>>> A combination of a slap and a punch
>>> A combination of a slut, a cunt, and a bitch
>>>
>>> So two of three meanings are pretty unpleasant.
>>>
>>> I like the wine with lunch thing. Sex is nice, too.
>>>
>>> Dana
>>
>>oh.... around here, I coined a term akin to "brunch".....when you combine
>>lunch and supper (as a mid afternoon meal)....I call it "lupper"
>
>Sounds familiar, like it might have been a line on Seinfeld years ago;
>in fact, I think it was attributed to a female partner of Jerry's in
>one episode.
>
>Karen
Jeanine Garafalo's character, IIRC. Jerry fell for her because they
had exactly the same sense of humor, then broke it off because, "How
can I be with another me?"
KC
Ryka
<grace...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I think he was a genius too. It's a shame that there are not more lit
courses about him anymore. His novels/philosophy are so today but it's hard
to teach young people about that (guess because it requires contemplating,
which to many of them is a waste of time!) I've also noticed that there's
not a lot of finding the meaning of one's life anymore - now it's just
entitlement and their "whatever" philosophy!
Judy Taber
"Jude Cormier" <jh...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> news:t1lod3hcucb5kmrda...@4ax.com...
>> On Mon, 3 Sep 2007 13:25:15 -0500, "Jude Cormier" <jh...@hotmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>yep, believe it or not, some of us named Jude are guys :)
>>
>> I'd never heard that name before the Beatles came out with "Hey Jude"
>> and it was a song about JL's son, Julian. It's one of the best songs
>> ever written, imo.
>
> also their biggest chart hit. I was born the same year it came out, so
> people assumed that's why I named Jude. Nope, after the saint.
Jude, is there a story behind you being named after St Jude? Since he is
the saint of the impossible I just wondered. I was named after him also
because my mother almost died during her pregnancy and prayed to him.
Judy - also originally from Louisiana (New Orleans)
Jude Cormier
"Judy Taber" <jta...@tx.rr.com> wrote in message
news:46de0994$0$18968$4c36...@roadrunner.com...
> Jude, is there a story behind you being named after St Jude? Since he is
> the saint of the impossible I just wondered. I was named after him also
> because my mother almost died during her pregnancy and prayed to him.
>
> Judy - also originally from Louisiana (New Orleans)
I'll have to ask my mom and get back to ya.
Cajun Country