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Jilleysue said:I have to agree...I have had sooo much to read and really nothing to type...LOL. Everyone keeps asking where I am, but I am here. I am just reading and not typing.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:...we must all be coming out of the ether.
It's ether that or the M-F members are still in shock.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:...we must all be coming out of the ether.
It's ether that or the M-F members are still in shock.
It wasn't your fault.momof2_pc4u said:I think I may have come at an awkward time, I guess.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:BTW - will you guys stop preceeding your threads with OT?
EVERYTHING in the Lounge is Off Topic. That's why it's the Lounge!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:BTW - will you guys stop preceeding your threads with OT?
EVERYTHING in the Lounge is Off Topic. That's why it's the Lounge!
Were you bitten by a jellyfish?speedychef said:OUCH!
You're right again - I can't change it...The_Kitchen_Guy said:I don't think you can change a tread title.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Are we still in the ether? Of course, we are. This place is a gas!
speedychef said:Well first of all, the M-F crowd is probably busy celebrating Casmir Pulaski Day, duh!
janetupnorth said:However, I can tell you a true story some day about my husband, a vibrating cell phone and a vascetomy. That one I unsympathetically busted a gut laughing about!
raebates said:Ah, it's good to be here with so many friends. As a good friend told me today:
Friendship is like peeing your pants. Everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.
rennea said:OMG LMAO!
speedychef said:LOLOLOL! I love you guys! You crack me up!
I think Casmir Pulaski is a Chicagoland holiday. I remember when they first started it when I was a kid, and we thought, "We don't know who he is, but WHEE! A day off school!"
*for anyone who might be interested... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casmir_Pulaski
I'm glad he's alrightjanetupnorth said:Well on my way to camp I was paged for a one car roll over on 47 north of Backwaters so I turned around and started to head to the accident. I didn't use my lights or siren due to the crappy road conditions. So I just drive over the bridge on Bridge road and something happened. What was it that happened you ask? Well I tell you. My cell phone vibrated because a server status email was coming in. Now normally this wouldn't be a big deal. But remember my nuts were cut off a week ago. I personally feel fine but my right nut apparently is still sensitive. I now know this because the phone in my pocket was close to my nut and as it vibrated it set a hell of a shock trough me. Now I don't know if I he the gas or brake while this happen but next thing I know the car is sliding towards the ditch. Luckily it was the dry side of the road and not the wet side.
Anyway we owe $40 for towing. I know we're not planning on it. They can't take credit cards on the road so I got his card and we need to call it in. The cars fine.
ME
janetupnorth said:Well on my way to camp I was paged for a one car roll over on 47 north of Backwaters so I turned around and started to head to the accident. I didn't use my lights or siren due to the crappy road conditions. So I just drive over the bridge on Bridge road and something happened. What was it that happened you ask? Well I tell you. My cell phone vibrated because a server status email was coming in. Now normally this wouldn't be a big deal. But remember my nuts were cut off a week ago. I personally feel fine but my right nut apparently is still sensitive. I now know this because the phone in my pocket was close to my nut and as it vibrated it set a hell of a shock trough me. Now I don't know if I he the gas or brake while this happen but next thing I know the car is sliding towards the ditch. Luckily it was the dry side of the road and not the wet side.
Anyway we owe $40 for towing. I know we're not planning on it. They can't take credit cards on the road so I got his card and we need to call it in. The cars fine.
ME
janetupnorth said:Well on my way to camp I was paged for a one car roll over on 47 north of Backwaters so I turned around and started to head to the accident. I didn't use my lights or siren due to the crappy road conditions. So I just drive over the bridge on Bridge road and something happened. What was it that happened you ask? Well I tell you. My cell phone vibrated because a server status email was coming in. Now normally this wouldn't be a big deal. But remember my nuts were cut off a week ago. I personally feel fine but my right nut apparently is still sensitive. I now know this because the phone in my pocket was close to my nut and as it vibrated it set a hell of a shock trough me. Now I don't know if I he the gas or brake while this happen but next thing I know the car is sliding towards the ditch. Luckily it was the dry side of the road and not the wet side.
Anyway we owe $40 for towing. I know we're not planning on it. They can't take credit cards on the road so I got his card and we need to call it in. The cars fine.
ME
janetupnorth said:Well on my way to camp I was paged for a one car roll over on 47 north of Backwaters so I turned around and started to head to the accident. I didn't use my lights or siren due to the crappy road conditions. So I just drive over the bridge on Bridge road and something happened. What was it that happened you ask? Well I tell you. My cell phone vibrated because a server status email was coming in. Now normally this wouldn't be a big deal. But remember my nuts were cut off a week ago. I personally feel fine but my right nut apparently is still sensitive. I now know this because the phone in my pocket was close to my nut and as it vibrated it set a hell of a shock trough me. Now I don't know if I he the gas or brake while this happen but next thing I know the car is sliding towards the ditch. Luckily it was the dry side of the road and not the wet side.
Anyway we owe $40 for towing. I know we're not planning on it. They can't take credit cards on the road so I got his card and we need to call it in. The cars fine.
ME
janetupnorth said:Well on my way to camp I was paged for a one car roll over on 47 north of Backwaters so I turned around and started to head to the accident. I didn't use my lights or siren due to the crappy road conditions. So I just drive over the bridge on Bridge road and something happened. What was it that happened you ask? Well I tell you. My cell phone vibrated because a server status email was coming in. Now normally this wouldn't be a big deal. But remember my nuts were cut off a week ago. I personally feel fine but my right nut apparently is still sensitive. I now know this because the phone in my pocket was close to my nut and as it vibrated it set a hell of a shock trough me. Now I don't know if I he the gas or brake while this happen but next thing I know the car is sliding towards the ditch. Luckily it was the dry side of the road and not the wet side.
Anyway we owe $40 for towing. I know we're not planning on it. They can't take credit cards on the road so I got his card and we need to call it in. The cars fine.
ME
It's also funny that he inaccurately describes what a vasectomy is, despite having one a couple of days previously.janetupnorth said:I posted it unedited...my husband never was the best typist...
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