"Dave Smith" wrote in message
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KW wrote:



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Sorry.... couldn't resist a little editing :-)


Ah've created a monster G

KW

rosie wrote:
When you step on one of those little cars barefooted..;. It is too
many.
Rosie

Oh hell, I do that 2-3 times a day. That's why they are now on the
dining room table.

-L.

Cindi - HappyMamatoThree wrote:
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okay whatever you do do not look at the art before reading the WHOLE post.
Because the need for a support post may traumatize some of those more busty
around here because I have to say that's what hit me first.

LOL. Nice to see you here, BTW! Are you new to RFC or have I been
missing you all this time?

-L.
(brain dead atm...)

-L. wrote:
Oh hell, I do that 2-3 times a day. That's why they are now on the
dining room table.

-L.


I bet you could get 50c ea for them on ebay

lol

go for it!

don't get me wrong here, 5 bux is 5 bux!

"Dave Smith" wrote:
KW wrote:



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Sorry.... couldn't resist a little editing :-)

Were you a fan of "ASCII porn"? ;-)

How many people remember that stuff? It's another lost art from 20 or so years
ago. Many of the ones I saw were "motion pictures". Ever see a stick figure
masturbating? I remember the final frames had something like this in them:

===== o o o o

This was only part of the stick figure (male), but with some imagination you
should be able to figure out what part. (Hint: the FINAL frames).

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Nancy Young wrote on 18 May 2007 in rec.food.cooking


"david the elder" wrote

On May 18, 4:09 pm, "Nancy Young" wrote:

Not as bad as stepping on jacks, or those Lincoln log connecter
things. Yikes!

That's a tradition in our family, stepping on the Lincoln log
thingies. My dad stepped on mine, and I stepped on my son's (much to
my dad's delight when I told him.) Can't wait for my granddaughters to
be old enough so my son can have the opportunity to step on some. :-)

Haha! That's funny. You can just smile. Heh.

nancy




The worst is stepping on a freshly used disposable diaper. Been there done
that.

On Sat, 19 May 2007 04:30:22 GMT, Mr Libido Incognito
wrote:

The worst is stepping on a freshly used disposable diaper. Been there done
that.


YOU????? It's hard to believe you were ever a kid, let alone having
been around one.

LOL

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"Mr Libido Incognito" wrote

Nancy Young wrote on 18 May 2007 in rec.food.cooking

"david the elder" wrote

On May 18, 4:09 pm, "Nancy Young" wrote:

Not as bad as stepping on jacks, or those Lincoln log connecter
things. Yikes!

That's a tradition in our family, stepping on the Lincoln log
thingies. My dad stepped on mine, and I stepped on my son's (much to
my dad's delight when I told him.) Can't wait for my granddaughters to
be old enough so my son can have the opportunity to step on some. :-)

Haha! That's funny. You can just smile. Heh.

The worst is stepping on a freshly used disposable diaper. Been there done
that.

Oh, that would hurt on a different level. (shudder)

nancy

Nancy Young wrote:
"Mr Libido Incognito" wrote


The worst is stepping on a freshly used disposable diaper. Been there done
that.

Oh, that would hurt on a different level. (shudder)

Isn't thread drift a wonderful thing?

OBFood: Got a pot roast in the oven - smells good already.
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wrote:
"Michael \"Dog3\" Lonergan" wrote:

Thanks to you for this info. Thanks to all for their input. A wind sensor
would be a consideration for us. It gets real windy here sometimes. Of
course the power goes off at the drop of a hat and we would not be able to
get it closed. I can see a lot of issues with a wind sensor.

They all have a manual crank to use if the power is out. Of course, you
would not want to leave it open if you were away from home, so I'm not
sure of the utility of a wind sensor. My niece and her husband have one
that I think they just open when they want to use the deck and close most
of the time otherwise. They seem to love theirs. I've been looking at
them for my house as well.

Bill Ranck
Blacksburg, Va.

Even if you are at home, a thunderstorm wind can rip it off your house
before you can get to it. Many people keep them open to help cool the
house and protect contents from the sun. The wind sensor is a very good
idea.

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