Re: Random Ramblings

by **tGreenWay** 8/1/2017, 10:27 pm

Hey Goose, can I have any boots hobnailed? I have an old pair of Keen winter boots that have almost no tread left but is otherwise in pretty good shape. I'd like to see if they can be hobnailed for when it's extra slippery and I'm out walking the dog.

by Guest 8/1/2017, 10:43 pm

tGreenWay wrote:Hey Goose, can I have any boots hobnailed? I have an old pair of Keen winter boots that have almost no tread left but is otherwise in pretty good shape. I'd like to see if they can be hobnailed for when it's extra slippery and I'm out walking the dog.

So they're only being used for walking? No oppression action planned?

by **tGreenWay** 8/1/2017, 10:46 pm

LooseGoose wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:Hey Goose, can I have any boots hobnailed? I have an old pair of Keen winter boots that have almost no tread left but is otherwise in pretty good shape. I'd like to see if they can be hobnailed for when it's extra slippery and I'm out walking the dog.

So they're only being used for walking? No oppression action planned?

Only on brown shirt Tuesdays.

by Guest 8/1/2017, 11:12 pm

tGreenWay wrote:
LooseGoose wrote:

So they're only being used for walking? No oppression action planned?

Only on brown shirt Tuesdays.

The Sheridan might hold up under oppression usage, I'd have no faith in their other models.

by **Wally Fairway** 8/1/2017, 11:14 pm

http://archive.li/rI248

classic thread in wayback machine from tRCMB

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by **The Pantry** 8/1/2017, 11:19 pm

Wally Fairway wrote:http://archive.li/rI248

classic thread in wayback machine from tRCMB

How the fuck did you come up with that? Trevor supposedly lost everything at least twice.

by aualum06 8/1/2017, 11:23 pm

The Pantry wrote:
Wally Fairway wrote:http://archive.li/rI248

classic thread in wayback machine from tRCMB

How the fuck did you come up with that? Trevor supposedly lost everything at least twice.

Meh, it's not Al eating a cheeseburger

by **The Pantry** 8/1/2017, 11:35 pm

aualum06 wrote:
The Pantry wrote:How the fuck did you come up with that? Trevor supposedly lost everything at least twice.

Meh, it's not Al eating a cheeseburger

The donkey pic was classic

by **Rocinante** 8/2/2017, 12:18 am

The sandwich that broke the internet

by **tGreenWay** 8/2/2017, 10:41 am

As they grow old, do spiders wake up a couple of times a night just because they have to spin silk?

by **Floyd Robertson** 8/2/2017, 10:42 am

tGreenWay wrote:As they grow old, do spiders wake up a couple of times a night just because they have to spin silk?

Do you ever wonder if spiders make an o-face when they spin silk?

by **tGreenWay** 8/2/2017, 10:47 am

Floyd Robertson wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:As they grow old, do spiders wake up a couple of times a night just because they have to spin silk?

Do you ever wonder if spiders make an o-face when they spin silk?

by **Wally Fairway** 8/2/2017, 12:00 pm

The Pantry wrote:How the fuck did you come up with that? Trevor supposedly lost everything at least twice.

Internet wayback machine came up on another board & I went there and this came up. That thread was hilarious.

The Pantry wrote:The zonkey pic was classic

fify

by Guest 8/3/2017, 7:01 pm

The Maine Farm That Inspired Charlotte’s Web Is Up for Sale

White purchased the property with his wife Katharine in 1933, three years after publishing his first book of poems and nearly two decades before publishing Charlotte’s Web. The idea for the story was first planted in his head when he saw a spider fabricating an egg sac in the corner of his barn. He collected the sac and stored it inside an old candy box where it sat for weeks before erupting into a swarm of tiny spiders. Rather than reacting with terror, White was awestruck and got to work writing a novel about a literate spider and her pig friend.

The same barn that housed the original Charlotte is included in the listing for the 44-acre property. The North Brooklin farm also features ponds, an 18th-century farmhouse, a guesthouse, and the gardens Katharine White spent decades cultivating.

by **tGreenWay** 8/3/2017, 10:53 pm

In the global community of Little People, are the shortest men considered the most desirable?

by **DWags** 8/3/2017, 11:48 pm

tGreenWay wrote:In the global community of Little People, are the shortest men considered the most desirable?

Depends, do they have the biggest hands?

by Guest 8/4/2017, 8:47 pm

Just tipped one back for a proud Spartan.

Neil H. Rosquin
8/4/1960
7/31/1983

RIP buddy, never forgotten.

by **DWags** 8/4/2017, 8:49 pm

by **DWags** 8/4/2017, 8:55 pm

My hometown. So laid back, easy going. Pretty cool. Love that theatre.

by **tGreenWay** 8/4/2017, 9:24 pm

Whoever came up with the idea that it's good luck to have a bird poop on your head must've been a parent trying to make their kid feel better. It ain't good luck. It's bird shit on your head, clothes, whatever.

by **tGreenWay** 8/4/2017, 9:25 pm

In other news, a bird pooped on me today.

by **Floyd Robertson** 8/4/2017, 9:26 pm

tGreenWay wrote:In other news, a bird pooped on me today.

Had that happen once, right on the shoulder. Not a blessing from da skies.

by **tGreenWay** 8/4/2017, 9:28 pm

Floyd Robertson wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:In other news, a bird pooped on me today.

Had that happen once, right on the shoulder. Not a blessing from da skies.

Head and back of jacket for me. Happened while out walking the dog in a nearby neighborhood. Birds must be pissed that I've never invited them over for a meal.

by **DWags** 8/5/2017, 7:55 am

Of all my close friends in high school and college we just lost one of the last two living fathers. Of ten of us just o e father left. Lots of sports trips campfires and hunts between the so s and fathers.

Hug your dad today.

by Guest 8/5/2017, 8:11 am

DWags wrote:Of all my close friends in high school and college we just lost one of the last two living fathers. Of ten of us just o e father left. Lots of sports trips campfires and hunts between the so s and fathers.

Hug your dad today.

Makes you sad doesn't it Wags? I was being sad last night for Mr. & Mrs. Rosquin....buried their oldest son at 22 and their oldest daughter at 39. Both MSU grads. He's passed but Mrs is still with us. I had my grandson over and was thinking how they never got that...made me want to cry. Damned nice people that always treated me well that had some really bad luck. I can't even imagine the heartbreak of burying my 2 oldest. I've told all my kids that I want to die before any of them.

by **DWags** 8/5/2017, 8:34 am

LooseGoose wrote:
DWags wrote:Of all my close friends in high school and college we just lost one of the last two living fathers. Of ten of us just o e father left. Lots of sports trips campfires and hunts between the so s and fathers.

Hug your dad today.

Makes you sad doesn't it Wags? I was being sad last night for Mr. & Mrs. Rosquin....buried their oldest son at 22 and their oldest daughter at 39. Both MSU grads. He's passed but Mrs is still with us. I had my grandson over and was thinking how they never got that...made me want to cry. Damned nice people that always treated me well that had some really bad luck. I can't even imagine the heartbreak of burying my 2 oldest. I've told all my kids that I want to die before any of them.

Cant imagine burying a child. Hard enough burying a parent.

by Guest 8/6/2017, 11:35 am

Roe? Read this as a lesson to be very careful with what you say.....

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by Guest 8/8/2017, 9:36 am

Some of you may remember that a month or so ago I had a refrigerator begin to die. Consumers Power gives you $50 for your old appliance if you buy a new one. So after I got my new fridge I put the old one in the garage for them to come pick up. They were
just here and I guess the $50 comes later in the form of a check but left me a goodie box with night lights, some cool LED light bulbs
and an energy monitor to determine usage.

Not a bad deal at all compared to paying to take the thing to the dump somewhere or giving it to the company bringing your new appliance.

by **Floyd Robertson** 8/8/2017, 9:42 am

LooseGoose wrote:Some of you may remember that a month or so ago I had a refrigerator begin to die. Consumers Power gives you $50 for your old appliance if you buy a new one. So after I got my new fridge I put the old one in the garage for them to come pick up. They were
just here and I guess the $50 comes later in the form of a check but left me a goodie box with night lights, some cool LED light bulbs
and an energy monitor to determine usage.

Not a bad deal at all compared to paying to take the thing to the dump somewhere or giving it to the company bringing your new appliance.

A few years ago I got a special offer in the mail from CP. I don't remember what the catch was (other than it didn't cost me a red cent) and they sent me an energy-saving package with some light bulbs, shower faucet head and other goodies. CP is nice people, I guess.

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