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09 Feb 2008, 12:56 pm

nuthin like cruisin the morgue on a saturday morning.... ok, you folks have fun, take care, i'm off in search of caffeine and food.



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09 Feb 2008, 12:57 pm

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yah, it is. :wink:

got one of them rice rockets, don'tcha.


Ummm, they would be past tense now. Got a station wagon and it isn't 4 wheel drive. Ouch, my manhood. Still can get the dog in though, but can't get that damn gun rack in the back window. Freakin gun falls out everytime I open it.


you should fix that. guns that fall out everytime you open a gun is a problem, i'd say. can't fire 'em if they're falling out all over the place.


I did fix it. I got a bigger dog.


dog's gonna fire the gun then?

We tried, figured I could drive and he could shoot. He's not a good shot and I have to stop to reload fer em.


it must be the lack of opposeable thumbs.


Pretty much what we figured. Same problem with me shootin and him drivin.


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09 Feb 2008, 12:57 pm

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nuthin like cruisin the morgue on a saturday morning.... ok, you folks have fun, take care, i'm off in search of caffeine and food.


Have a good one! :)



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09 Feb 2008, 1:53 pm

Nan wrote:
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yah, it is. :wink:

got one of them rice rockets, don'tcha.


Ummm, they would be past tense now. Got a station wagon and it isn't 4 wheel drive. Ouch, my manhood. Still can get the dog in though, but can't get that damn gun rack in the back window. Freakin gun falls out everytime I open it.


you should fix that. guns that fall out everytime you open a gun is a problem, i'd say. can't fire 'em if they're falling out all over the place.


I did fix it. I got a bigger dog.


dog's gonna fire the gun then?

I figured it was more like, with that dog, who needs a gun?

"Go get the moose, boy! Go get him! Good dog! Now bring him back here - dammit, I SAID BRING HIM BACK HERE, YOU STUPID MUTT!!"

Okay, so it's not a perfect solution...


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09 Feb 2008, 4:26 pm

......Robyn sips her first coffee of the day and sighs with contentment. All is right with the world!. PP is causing havoc again with dogs and guns and pancakes and he's all redded up (by Heather). .... and everyone is infected by his craziness!.......


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09 Feb 2008, 4:40 pm

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What's that sailing over my head? Oh, it's the chat. I wonder what language they're speaking?

Apart from everything else I don't get, what is 'retted' Richie.

...and Merle we Aussies say pissed off. It's a bit more delicate that straight out 'pissed'. It has nothing to do with irrigation and all to do with irritation, PP.


the irrigation might begin when the irritation warrents it! :wink:

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Apart from everything else I don't get, what is 'retted' Richie.


I think he means "Redded." Which I have heard used as a way of saying cleaning or putting things in their places around the house. I first heard it being used by a Kentuckian.

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Utterly unable to hold myself back from the red/ret debate...

Although I'd concede that "d" versus "t" is pretty irrelevant, as the spelling of words is not an exact science, I couldn't find anything remotely connected to cleaning under the various meanings of "ret". And... the same for "red". But...
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redd v.

Forms: 5- red, 6- redd, (7, 9 redde), 8 rade. pa. tense and pa. pple. 7- redd, 9 red; also 5 reddyt, 6 reddit. [= MLG. and Du. redden, in the same senses, but the origin and relationship of the forms is not clear. It is possible that they are independent developments from ME. r{emac}den and the equivalent LG. rêden, reiden (see REDE v.2), in Eng. by assimilation of the vowel of the pres. and inf. to that of the pa. tense and pa. pple. (cf. KEP v.). Most of the senses of the word are also represented under RID v.]

6. a. With up. To put in order; to make neat or trim. (Also in U.S. and general use.)
Also, to clear up by discussion or explanation, to criticize sharply, assail with invective, etc. (see Eng. Dial. Dict.).

1718 RAMSAY Christ's Kirk Gr. III. vii, Right well red up and jimp she was. 1768 ROSS Helenore III. 121 Anither forward unto Bony-Ha', To tell that there things be red up an' bra'. 1820 SCOTT Abbot xxvi, Doctor Lundin failed not to be a confused sloven, and his..housekeeper, whose life, as she said, was spent in ‘redding him up’ [etc.]. 1842 Spirit of Times (Philad.) 12 Aug. (Th.), I never used to red up their chamber without thinking of it. 1854 MRS. GASKELL North & S. xxxvii, To do something that she suggested towards redding up the slatternly room. 1864 E. A. MURRAY E. Norman I. 160, I left her and Kristy redding up their hair, and making themselves grand. 1887 P. M'NEILL Blawearie 99 The other pair on having the wall-face redd up fell to ‘holing’ once more. 1896 E. HIGGINSON Flower that grew in Sand 120 ‘You got your front room red up, Emarine?’ ‘No; I ain't had time to red up anything.’ 1909 A. QUILLER-COUCH True Tilda xix. 258 They tumbled out and redded up the place in a hurry. 1912 MULFORD & CLAY Buck Peters i. 19, I guess you two men can take care of each other while I red up. 1951 L. CRAIG Singing Hills xix. 181 You take this baby while I redd up the room. 1977 J. AIKEN Five-Minute Marriage ix. 141 The rooms..are all clean and redd up, sir.


You hear the expression redded up or retted up quite a lot in West Pennsylvania, around Pittsburgh. I hear sometimes used
by some of the Mennonites that live in south central PA.
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the season of Lent....


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09 Feb 2008, 4:58 pm

ohmy. i hope this does not forecast this summer. it is the middle of february (reality check? it is february?). it's 84F outside. we had to come home because the kid was getting too hot.

uh oh. 8O :(



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09 Feb 2008, 5:10 pm

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ohmy. i hope this does not forecast this summer. it is the middle of february (reality check? it is february?). it's 84F outside. we had to come home because the kid was getting too hot.

uh oh. 8O :(


It's the season of yo-yo weather.... Nearly 70 degrees F on Tuesday now we might be seeing snow and cold snaps again.


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09 Feb 2008, 5:34 pm

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ohmy. i hope this does not forecast this summer. it is the middle of february (reality check? it is february?). it's 84F outside. we had to come home because the kid was getting too hot.

uh oh. 8O :(


It's the season of yo-yo weather.... Nearly 70 degrees F on Tuesday now we might be seeing snow and cold snaps again.


it doesn't typically do that here.



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09 Feb 2008, 5:37 pm

It's -25F here today. It was 32F here yesterday. And this isn't unusual for this area.



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09 Feb 2008, 5:41 pm

...this should help Ike, Postie:
http://www.chiefsupply.com/Vehicle_Equi ... cks/ELS270

...very effective for holding a Confucian push-button rapid-fire pancake hat assault rifle TM, which provides ease of use for those with stubby fingers or paws. Unless Ike is wearing pancake mittens to keep his paws warm. Complicates things a bit. And the syrup tends to get everywhere.



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09 Feb 2008, 7:38 pm

...contributions to Doodle Day from old sketchbooks:
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age 9, experiment in line drawing, felt-tipped pen doodle

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age 17, first experiment using hand-made gray ink, added to felt-tipped pen doodle



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09 Feb 2008, 7:43 pm

Wow, Chuck! I bet you do great nudes! :)


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09 Feb 2008, 8:43 pm

Chuck wrote:
...contributions to Doodle Day from old sketchbooks:


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age 17, first experiment using hand-made gray ink, added to felt-tipped pen doodle



my goodness, Chuck, it looks just like the pic we have of you doing your body culture thing!

you doodled your self in the gym!

yr gurl,

Merle

(isn't it cool that Aspies can get all bent out of shape, and then get over it and forget it ever happened??)


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09 Feb 2008, 9:12 pm

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(isn't it cool that Aspies can get all bent out of shape, and then get over it and forget it ever happened??)

We do that? :wink:


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09 Feb 2008, 9:43 pm

MrMark wrote:
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(isn't it cool that Aspies can get all bent out of shape, and then get over it and forget it ever happened??)

We do that? :wink:


I forget the incidences, but never the feelings.


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