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48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Ophelia" > wrote in message ... > > > "Cheri" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Gary" > wrote in message >> ... >>> Ophelia wrote: >>> >>>> "dsi1" wrote: >>> >>>> > On 6/26/2015 Julie Bove wrote: >>>> >> Oh and I turned 56 >>>> >> today so happy birthday to me! >>> >>>> > Well, happy birthday! >>>> >>>> Happy Birthday from me too. >>> >>> One more from me. I meant to write this yesterday. >>> Happy belated BD, Julie. Hope it was a good one. >>> >>> Today is mine. I bought a tiny 3" square piece of carrot cake. I've >>> had them before and they are VERY good for a commercial cake. I don't >>> dare bake a whole cake for myself as I would just eat that all day, >>> night, and tomorrow and skip all real food until is was gone. This is >>> why I don't make dessert food at home. >>> >>> G. >> >> Happy Birthday Gary, and a belated Happy Birthday to Julie! It would have >> been fine to eat the whole cake if you did it all today since birthday >> calories and such don't count. ;-) > > Indeed and any other day, if you break it into pieces all the calories run > out! LOL, yes...that too. :-) Cheri |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> On 6/27/2015 1:23 PM, cshenk wrote: > > La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > On 6/27/2015 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote: > > > > Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that Jetta > > > > > couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite hiding spot > > > > > when she needed to go to the vet. > > > > > > > > LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue dogs is > > > > blind (Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we adopted her). > > > > Well e have a thunderstorm brewing and her idea of 'hiding' is > > > > pretty unique! > > > > > > > > She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small beagle) out > > > > from the normal place (they always find me and pet me there) to > > > > what she thinks is a hidden spot (middle of the living room > > > > floor). > > > > > > > > Grin, she's a cutie. > > > > > > > > http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...F1191.jpg.html > > > > ?sor t=3& o=1 > > > > > > > > Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take turns. > > > > > >>> Carol > > > > > > > > > > Simply adorable! > > > > Thanks! She's been entered as a candidate for the Blue Wilderness > > dog food site on the rescue page. I hope they are bold enough to > > use a one eyed blind dog! Her name is Iowna (eye-own-a). That > > picture, she is snoozing and she tries to out snooze the cat (comes > > darn close!). She's going to be 14 on 2 July. > > > > Carol > > > > The simple joy of two pets sleeping together is one of life's > greatest gifts. > > Your other photo of her wearing the sweater is priceless! > > What a smile. Hehe here, I posted more where you can see them. http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...smiling-as-alw ays.jpg.html?sort=3&o=18 -- |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
Dave Smith wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> On 2015-06-27 2:25 PM, cshenk wrote: > > > > Yeah, like I have been reading for several hours now and who ever La > > Mirada is, there was only one polite post. It was to John Kuthe on > > a recipe. The rest seem autoposted by a rule insults. > > > > I am not the sort to kill file (I just skip by) but I do remove > > those with no purpose in life except to spam or otherwise abuse > > others. > > You haven't missed much. I looks like the aftermath sort of love > affair between a couple of mentally unstable guys. > > > Well looks like La Miranda seems ok but with a possible auto post. I'll just skip by those and reply to what i want to, as I always have. -- |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/27/2015 3:08 PM, cshenk wrote:
> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> On 6/27/2015 1:23 PM, cshenk wrote: >>> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>> >>>> On 6/27/2015 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote: >>>>> Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that Jetta >>>>>> couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite hiding spot >>>>>> when she needed to go to the vet. >>>>> >>>>> LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue dogs is >>>>> blind (Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we adopted her). >>>>> Well e have a thunderstorm brewing and her idea of 'hiding' is >>>>> pretty unique! >>>>> >>>>> She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small beagle) out >>>>> from the normal place (they always find me and pet me there) to >>>>> what she thinks is a hidden spot (middle of the living room >>>>> floor). >>>>> >>>>> Grin, she's a cutie. >>>>> >>>>> http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...F1191.jpg.html >>>>> ?sor t=3& o=1 >>>>> >>>>> Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take turns. >>>>> >>>>> Carol >>>>> >>>> >>>> Simply adorable! >>> >>> Thanks! She's been entered as a candidate for the Blue Wilderness >>> dog food site on the rescue page. I hope they are bold enough to >>> use a one eyed blind dog! Her name is Iowna (eye-own-a). That >>> picture, she is snoozing and she tries to out snooze the cat (comes >>> darn close!). She's going to be 14 on 2 July. >>> >>> Carol >>> >> >> The simple joy of two pets sleeping together is one of life's >> greatest gifts. >> >> Your other photo of her wearing the sweater is priceless! >> >> What a smile. > > Grin, not a sweater. The green crocheted thing? > She's a tri-color classic beagle. AKC registered > at birth actually. Iowna Link. She was a show winner in agility > trials before glaucoma got her at age 9. We got her 3 years ago at age > 11. Very cool. > BTW, if you flipped about that photobucket, you will also see Aunti > Mabel (now passed on age 20.5). She was also a tri-color beagle but > you can see she had a very thin delicate nose/jaw in comparison. Aunti > Mabel was deaf after years of ear infections (due to allergies) when we > got her age 18. At least, 18 was the lowest age 5 vets would go with > for her when we adopted her. No, its not a record breaker for beagles. > Elderly for sure, but there are older ones by far. > > Carol > Ok, got that now, she's the one in the green with the pink tag. What a looker. Sleeping pets make me happy. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/27/2015 3:10 PM, cshenk wrote:
> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> On 6/27/2015 1:23 PM, cshenk wrote: >>> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>> >>>> On 6/27/2015 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote: >>>>> Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that Jetta >>>>>> couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite hiding spot >>>>>> when she needed to go to the vet. >>>>> >>>>> LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue dogs is >>>>> blind (Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we adopted her). >>>>> Well e have a thunderstorm brewing and her idea of 'hiding' is >>>>> pretty unique! >>>>> >>>>> She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small beagle) out >>>>> from the normal place (they always find me and pet me there) to >>>>> what she thinks is a hidden spot (middle of the living room >>>>> floor). >>>>> >>>>> Grin, she's a cutie. >>>>> >>>>> http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...F1191.jpg.html >>>>> ?sor t=3& o=1 >>>>> >>>>> Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take turns. >>>>> >>>>> Carol >>>>> >>>> >>>> Simply adorable! >>> >>> Thanks! She's been entered as a candidate for the Blue Wilderness >>> dog food site on the rescue page. I hope they are bold enough to >>> use a one eyed blind dog! Her name is Iowna (eye-own-a). That >>> picture, she is snoozing and she tries to out snooze the cat (comes >>> darn close!). She's going to be 14 on 2 July. >>> >>> Carol >>> >> >> The simple joy of two pets sleeping together is one of life's >> greatest gifts. >> >> Your other photo of her wearing the sweater is priceless! >> >> What a smile. > > Oh! The one with the green sweater? Forgot I had it there. Thats > Spangler, a special fellow and I had the picture hosted for another so > they could use it as a link. He's pretty neat too! > > > OK, yes he's a real looker, talk about personality! |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/27/2015 3:28 PM, cshenk wrote:
> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> On 6/27/2015 1:23 PM, cshenk wrote: >>> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>> >>>> On 6/27/2015 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote: >>>>> Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that Jetta >>>>>> couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite hiding spot >>>>>> when she needed to go to the vet. >>>>> >>>>> LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue dogs is >>>>> blind (Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we adopted her). >>>>> Well e have a thunderstorm brewing and her idea of 'hiding' is >>>>> pretty unique! >>>>> >>>>> She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small beagle) out >>>>> from the normal place (they always find me and pet me there) to >>>>> what she thinks is a hidden spot (middle of the living room >>>>> floor). >>>>> >>>>> Grin, she's a cutie. >>>>> >>>>> http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...F1191.jpg.html >>>>> ?sor t=3& o=1 >>>>> >>>>> Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take turns. >>>>> >>>>> Carol >>>>> >>>> >>>> Simply adorable! >>> >>> Thanks! She's been entered as a candidate for the Blue Wilderness >>> dog food site on the rescue page. I hope they are bold enough to >>> use a one eyed blind dog! Her name is Iowna (eye-own-a). That >>> picture, she is snoozing and she tries to out snooze the cat (comes >>> darn close!). She's going to be 14 on 2 July. >>> >>> Carol >>> >> >> The simple joy of two pets sleeping together is one of life's >> greatest gifts. >> >> Your other photo of her wearing the sweater is priceless! >> >> What a smile. > > Hehe here, I posted more where you can see them. > > http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...smiling-as-alw > ays.jpg.html?sort=3&o=18 Thank you! So does kitty really have green eyes or was that the flash? Great attitude for a beagle with one eye. It's cool how pets adapt and move on. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/27/2015 3:34 PM, cshenk wrote:
> Dave Smith wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> On 2015-06-27 2:25 PM, cshenk wrote: >>> >>> Yeah, like I have been reading for several hours now and who ever La >>> Mirada is, there was only one polite post. It was to John Kuthe on >>> a recipe. The rest seem autoposted by a rule insults. >>> >>> I am not the sort to kill file (I just skip by) but I do remove >>> those with no purpose in life except to spam or otherwise abuse >>> others. >> >> You haven't missed much. I looks like the aftermath sort of love >> affair between a couple of mentally unstable guys. >> >>> > > Well looks like La Miranda seems ok but with a possible auto post. > I'll just skip by those and reply to what i want to, as I always have. Sound policy. What I really should do is create a second nym for those anyway. That was they're more easily passed over by those for whom they weren't intended. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 13:07:14 -0500, "cshenk" > wrote:
>Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> >> I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that Jetta >> couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite hiding spot when >> she needed to go to the vet. > >LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue dogs is blind >(Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we adopted her). Well e have a >thunderstorm brewing and her idea of 'hiding' is pretty unique! > >She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small beagle) out from >the normal place (they always find me and pet me there) to what she >thinks is a hidden spot (middle of the living room floor). > >Grin, she's a cutie. > >http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...g.html?sort=3& >o=1 > >Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take turns. They both look very happy and comfortable :) |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 01:01:24 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> wrote: > >"Jeßus" > wrote in message .. . >> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 17:46:03 -0400, jmcquown > >> wrote: >> >>>On 6/25/2015 8:51 PM, Bruce wrote: >>>> On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 17:40:25 -0700, "Julie Bove" >>>> > wrote: >>>> >>>>> "Bruce" > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Jeßus >>>>>> > wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>>>>> can't get past it. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>>>>> >>>>>>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>>>>> like that cut of meat >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>>>>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, >>>>>>> pepper >>>>>>> and onion >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>>>>> like the leftovers. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>>>>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> And the best one of all: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>>>>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>>>>>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>>>>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>>>>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture >>>>>>> is >>>>>>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>>>>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do >>>>>>> feel >>>>>>> sorry for you" >>>>>>> >>>>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>>>> >>>>>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>>>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>>>>> care less if you object to this post. >>>>>> >>>>>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>>>>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't >>>>> really >>>>> like him! :):):) >>>> >>>> It's a good thing he lives on the other side of the world. Otherwise >>>> he'd be going through your garbage bin and hiding under your bed soon. >>>> >>>Did you see her reply to you? You mentioned a garbage bin and suddenly >>>she has had a problem with a neighbor and her garbage. >> >> LOL. That made me laugh :) > >You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned this >before. This came during the time period where I happened upon someone >trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the other side had >been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the new appliances. So >I was making it a point to go out throughout the night since the robberies >were happening at night. That particular time though I had just gone out to >put out some trash or recycling and saw the security lights on and a black >SUV out front. Not long after, a man was caught, I believe in the Lake >Stevens area with a ton of stolen tools. It was the tool shed on the other >side of me that was open when I went out there. > >During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been putting >out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard is, I can >not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are put out unless >I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone to put things there >after I was in for the night. > >Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, Angela >had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one extra can >one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just happened to be >outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the crime in the area >and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. After that, not only did >this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing it, suddenly brought back >his trash trailer. I just thought that he had no place to put it because >there had been a PODS there. But after the contents of the PODS was stolen, >he had it removed and the trash trailer came back. Now I could well be >barking up the wrong tree here but it doesn't appear that way. At any rate, >whoever was doing it has now stopped. >> >>>"Ever since that person put their garbage out with mine, I check on it >>>about every two hours when I am home. So far, nothing significant but I >>>do suspect that it was my neighbor because since I spoke to him, it has >>>not happened and he now has his trash trailer back." >> >> LOL, again (I must have missed Julie's reply). Imagine living like >> that - checking your bin every two hours... ROTFL... :) > >It wasn't just the bin. We'd been having incidents of 17 to 21 crimes every >day in a 2 mile radius, many of them considered to be larceny. We also have >strong evidence of drug dealing near my house. We have been robbed 3 times >since we moved here, nearly 11 years ago and stolen property was found in >our bushes. And we discovered that there was a beer drop across the street >from our house. Meaning that an adult would drop beer off in the park and >teens would come pick it up. So the Sheriff has asked us to keep an eye out >and report any suspicous activity. My one neighor is working on a >neighborhood watch. Oh and my husband's car and my neighbor's van were both >totalled out by drunk drivers. > >I suspect if you lived in an area like this, you'd watch out too! And I am >up all night. Most of my neighbors are not. Some are because the night >that my husband's car was hit, two of them came over to see if they could >help. >> >> Anyway, it's probably the raccoons again, trying to create disharmony >> between Julie and her neighbours. > >Nope. Raccoons might steal stuff but not appliances and bathtubs. I'll be honest and say I only skimmed over that last lot. It's too early in my day to wrap my head around your world... I'll just say if Bothell is such a terrible place to live (and you've made that abundantly clear over the years), then why in the hell do you stay there? I'd have been long gone if even half of what you say is true about the place. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> On 6/27/2015 3:28 PM, cshenk wrote: > > La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > On 6/27/2015 1:23 PM, cshenk wrote: > > > > La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > > > > > On 6/27/2015 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote: > > > > > > Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that > > > > > > > Jetta couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite > > > > > > > hiding spot when she needed to go to the vet. > > > > > > > > > > > > LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue dogs > > > > > > is blind (Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we adopted > > > > > > her). Well e have a thunderstorm brewing and her idea of > > > > > > 'hiding' is pretty unique! > > > > > > > > > > > > She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small > > > > > > beagle) out from the normal place (they always find me and > > > > > > pet me there) to what she thinks is a hidden spot (middle > > > > > > of the living room floor). > > > > > > > > > > > > Grin, she's a cutie. > > > > > > > > > > > > http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...a/DSCF1191.jpg. > > > > > > html ?sor t=3& o=1 > > > > > > > > > > > > Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take > > > > > > turns. > > > > > > > >>>>> Carol > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Simply adorable! > > > > > > > > Thanks! She's been entered as a candidate for the Blue > > > > Wilderness dog food site on the rescue page. I hope they are > > > > bold enough to use a one eyed blind dog! Her name is Iowna > > > > (eye-own-a). That picture, she is snoozing and she tries to > > > > out snooze the cat (comes darn close!). She's going to be 14 > > > > on 2 July. > > > > > >>> Carol > > > > > > > > > > The simple joy of two pets sleeping together is one of life's > > > greatest gifts. > > > > > > Your other photo of her wearing the sweater is priceless! > > > > > > What a smile. > > > > Hehe here, I posted more where you can see them. > > > > http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...ink-smiling-as > > -alw ays.jpg.html?sort=3&o=18 > > Thank you! > > So does kitty really have green eyes or was that the flash? > > Great attitude for a beagle with one eye. It's cool how pets adapt > and move on. Yup! Kitty has awesome green eyes. She's actually a rescue feral (estimated wild 7 years). Had a rap sheet a mile long and no offers for 18 months once captured and put in the adoption cycle by a no kill. In fact, 12 months of that was in a cage and she went through 6 foster homes in the other 8 months. She likes dogs. On the beagle, Iowna is a treasure but make no mistakes. She is blind in the remaining eye and has been since she was 9 so 5 years now. Glaucoma in dogs is not a happy thing. Normally you remove the eye to remove the pain but there are alternatives and Iowna had what is called'ablation' (Gentamycin treatment) in the eye she was able to retain. The rescue thought she'd have a better chance of adoption if she had an eye, even if it was blind. Grin, she's happy, healthy, a bit fat but over all, HAPPY which is what matters! Carol -- |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/27/2015 5:03 PM, cshenk wrote:
> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> On 6/27/2015 3:28 PM, cshenk wrote: >>> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>> >>>> On 6/27/2015 1:23 PM, cshenk wrote: >>>>> La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>>>> >>>>>> On 6/27/2015 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote: >>>>>>> Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that >>>>>>>> Jetta couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite >>>>>>>> hiding spot when she needed to go to the vet. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue dogs >>>>>>> is blind (Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we adopted >>>>>>> her). Well e have a thunderstorm brewing and her idea of >>>>>>> 'hiding' is pretty unique! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small >>>>>>> beagle) out from the normal place (they always find me and >>>>>>> pet me there) to what she thinks is a hidden spot (middle >>>>>>> of the living room floor). >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Grin, she's a cutie. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...a/DSCF1191.jpg. >>>>>>> html ?sor t=3& o=1 >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take >>>>>>> turns. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Carol >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Simply adorable! >>>>> >>>>> Thanks! She's been entered as a candidate for the Blue >>>>> Wilderness dog food site on the rescue page. I hope they are >>>>> bold enough to use a one eyed blind dog! Her name is Iowna >>>>> (eye-own-a). That picture, she is snoozing and she tries to >>>>> out snooze the cat (comes darn close!). She's going to be 14 >>>>> on 2 July. >>>>> >>>>> Carol >>>>> >>>> >>>> The simple joy of two pets sleeping together is one of life's >>>> greatest gifts. >>>> >>>> Your other photo of her wearing the sweater is priceless! >>>> >>>> What a smile. >>> >>> Hehe here, I posted more where you can see them. >>> >>> http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...ink-smiling-as >>> -alw ays.jpg.html?sort=3&o=18 >> >> Thank you! >> >> So does kitty really have green eyes or was that the flash? >> >> Great attitude for a beagle with one eye. It's cool how pets adapt >> and move on. > > Yup! Kitty has awesome green eyes. She's actually a rescue feral > (estimated wild 7 years). Had a rap sheet a mile long and no offers > for 18 months once captured and put in the adoption cycle by a no kill. > In fact, 12 months of that was in a cage and she went through 6 foster > homes in the other 8 months. She likes dogs. That's astounding for a formerly feral cat. Clearly she's her own boss and fearless. She also looks like she transitioned to being an indoor kitty rather well. > On the beagle, Iowna is a treasure but make no mistakes. She is blind > in the remaining eye and has been since she was 9 so 5 years now. > Glaucoma in dogs is not a happy thing. Normally you remove the eye to > remove the pain but there are alternatives and Iowna had what is > called'ablation' (Gentamycin treatment) in the eye she was able to > retain. The rescue thought she'd have a better chance of adoption if > she had an eye, even if it was blind. I can see their thinking on that one. I've not yet encountered a dog with active Glaucoma so this is an interesting read. I wonder now if the dogs I have seen with an eye missing were similarly afflicted. In any event it's promising to know there alternatives and treatment. I found this write-up encouraging: http://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/...laucoma?page=2 It looks like if caught early the eyes can be saved. > Grin, she's happy, healthy, a bit fat but over all, HAPPY which is what > matters! > > Carol Sure is, good on you for being there for her too! |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 08:14:09 -0700 (PDT), Kalmia
> wrote: >On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 11:08:01 PM UTC-4, Je?us wrote: >> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 07:41:35 -0700 (PDT), Kalmia >> > wrote: >> >> >On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je?us wrote: >> >> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >> >> >> >> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >> >> can't get past it. >> >> >> >> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >> >> >> >> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >> >> like that cut of meat >> >> >> >> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >> >> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >> >> and onion >> >> >> >> I hate getting a huge plate of food >> >> >> >> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >> >> >> >> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >> >> >> >> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >> >> like the leftovers. >> >> >> >> I just do not like the seasonings. >> >> >> >> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >> >> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >> >> >> >> >> >> And the best one of all: >> >> >> >> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >> >> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >> >> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >> >> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >> >> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >> >> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >> >> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >> >> sorry for you" >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> >> >> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >> >> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >> >> care less if you object to this post. >> > >> >It's not just her dislikes one might tally. >> > >> > >> >"This is the tale of La Bove, >> >Who was stung by a strong garlic clove, >> >Quoth her pseudo pet psychic, >> >'I know you won't like it, >> >but keep a big gun by yer stove' >> > >> >There once was a kook name of Julie, >> >by a shallot was treated most cruelly. >> >Said she to the shallot, >> >You've ruined my palate. >> >CSA, it's all your fault, truly. >> > >> >Pursued by a parka of red, >> >down aisle after aisle Julie sped, >> >At Winco this happened, >> >Good thing she warn't nappin', >> >Shopping now fills her with dread. >> > >> >"Oh, joy! I must post this online. >> >My episodes certainly shine. >> >Some help I'll entice, >> >But won't heed their advice, >> >I'd rather just go there and whine." >> >> Well done :) > >Maybe it deserved a separate post - then she can be sure to gloat over her celebrity. She surely missed it, or else the rebuttals would be flyin'. Indeed she must have missed it. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
jmcquown wrote:
> On 6/27/2015 4:01 AM, Julie Bove wrote: >> You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned >> this before. This came during the time period where I happened upon >> someone trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the >> other side had been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the >> new appliances. So I was making it a point to go out throughout the >> night since the robberies were happening at night. That particular time >> though I had just gone out to put out some trash or recycling and saw >> the security lights on and a black SUV out front. Not long after, a man >> was caught, I believe in the Lake Stevens area with a ton of stolen >> tools. It was the tool shed on the other side of me that was open when >> I went out there. >> >> During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been >> putting out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard >> is, I can not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are >> put out unless I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone >> to put things there after I was in for the night. >> >> Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, >> Angela had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one >> extra can one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just >> happened to be outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the >> crime in the area and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. >> After that, not only did this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing >> it, suddenly brought back his trash trailer. I just thought that he had >> no place to put it because there had been a PODS there. But after the >> contents of the PODS was stolen, he had it removed and the trash trailer >> came back. Now I could well be barking up the wrong tree here but it >> doesn't appear that way. At any rate, whoever was doing it has now >> stopped. > > Yeah. Okay. Another whine. It was the neighbors. It was maybe > robbers! It was because of some PODS containers. It's because she > can't see the street from her crooked house. And due to all this > drama, her trash pickup bill was HUGE! > > I don't know about anyone else but I don't pay a bill which is > obviously incorrect. I pick up the phone, call the company and > dispute the bill. What's the point of posting about it here? > > Jill > Why do you target this woman? |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/27/2015 7:34 PM, Alex wrote:
> jmcquown wrote: >> On 6/27/2015 4:01 AM, Julie Bove wrote: >>> You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned >>> this before. This came during the time period where I happened upon >>> someone trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the >>> other side had been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the >>> new appliances. So I was making it a point to go out throughout the >>> night since the robberies were happening at night. That particular time >>> though I had just gone out to put out some trash or recycling and saw >>> the security lights on and a black SUV out front. Not long after, a man >>> was caught, I believe in the Lake Stevens area with a ton of stolen >>> tools. It was the tool shed on the other side of me that was open when >>> I went out there. >>> >>> During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been >>> putting out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard >>> is, I can not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are >>> put out unless I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone >>> to put things there after I was in for the night. >>> >>> Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, >>> Angela had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one >>> extra can one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just >>> happened to be outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the >>> crime in the area and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. >>> After that, not only did this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing >>> it, suddenly brought back his trash trailer. I just thought that he had >>> no place to put it because there had been a PODS there. But after the >>> contents of the PODS was stolen, he had it removed and the trash trailer >>> came back. Now I could well be barking up the wrong tree here but it >>> doesn't appear that way. At any rate, whoever was doing it has now >>> stopped. >> >> Yeah. Okay. Another whine. It was the neighbors. It was maybe >> robbers! It was because of some PODS containers. It's because she >> can't see the street from her crooked house. And due to all this >> drama, her trash pickup bill was HUGE! >> >> I don't know about anyone else but I don't pay a bill which is >> obviously incorrect. I pick up the phone, call the company and >> dispute the bill. What's the point of posting about it here? >> >> Jill >> > > Why do you target this woman? Thank you for acknowledging the campaign I've had such difficulty halting. Good man. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Jeßus" > wrote in message ... > On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 01:01:24 -0700, "Julie Bove" > > wrote: > >> >>"Jeßus" > wrote in message . .. >>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 17:46:03 -0400, jmcquown > >>> wrote: >>> >>>>On 6/25/2015 8:51 PM, Bruce wrote: >>>>> On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 17:40:25 -0700, "Julie Bove" >>>>> > wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> "Bruce" > wrote in message >>>>>> ... >>>>>>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Jeßus >>>>>>> > wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>>>>>> can't get past it. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>>>>>> like that cut of meat >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>>>>>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, >>>>>>>> pepper >>>>>>>> and onion >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>>>>>> like the leftovers. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>>>>>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> And the best one of all: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>>>>>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. >>>>>>>> None >>>>>>>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>>>>>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>>>>>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture >>>>>>>> is >>>>>>>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>>>>>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do >>>>>>>> feel >>>>>>>> sorry for you" >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in >>>>>>>> several >>>>>>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>>>>>> care less if you object to this post. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>>>>>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't >>>>>> really >>>>>> like him! :):):) >>>>> >>>>> It's a good thing he lives on the other side of the world. Otherwise >>>>> he'd be going through your garbage bin and hiding under your bed soon. >>>>> >>>>Did you see her reply to you? You mentioned a garbage bin and suddenly >>>>she has had a problem with a neighbor and her garbage. >>> >>> LOL. That made me laugh :) >> >>You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned >>this >>before. This came during the time period where I happened upon someone >>trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the other side >>had >>been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the new appliances. >>So >>I was making it a point to go out throughout the night since the robberies >>were happening at night. That particular time though I had just gone out >>to >>put out some trash or recycling and saw the security lights on and a black >>SUV out front. Not long after, a man was caught, I believe in the Lake >>Stevens area with a ton of stolen tools. It was the tool shed on the >>other >>side of me that was open when I went out there. >> >>During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been putting >>out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard is, I can >>not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are put out >>unless >>I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone to put things >>there >>after I was in for the night. >> >>Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, Angela >>had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one extra >>can >>one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just happened to be >>outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the crime in the area >>and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. After that, not only did >>this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing it, suddenly brought back >>his trash trailer. I just thought that he had no place to put it because >>there had been a PODS there. But after the contents of the PODS was >>stolen, >>he had it removed and the trash trailer came back. Now I could well be >>barking up the wrong tree here but it doesn't appear that way. At any >>rate, >>whoever was doing it has now stopped. >>> >>>>"Ever since that person put their garbage out with mine, I check on it >>>>about every two hours when I am home. So far, nothing significant but I >>>>do suspect that it was my neighbor because since I spoke to him, it has >>>>not happened and he now has his trash trailer back." >>> >>> LOL, again (I must have missed Julie's reply). Imagine living like >>> that - checking your bin every two hours... ROTFL... :) >> >>It wasn't just the bin. We'd been having incidents of 17 to 21 crimes >>every >>day in a 2 mile radius, many of them considered to be larceny. We also >>have >>strong evidence of drug dealing near my house. We have been robbed 3 >>times >>since we moved here, nearly 11 years ago and stolen property was found in >>our bushes. And we discovered that there was a beer drop across the >>street >>from our house. Meaning that an adult would drop beer off in the park and >>teens would come pick it up. So the Sheriff has asked us to keep an eye >>out >>and report any suspicous activity. My one neighor is working on a >>neighborhood watch. Oh and my husband's car and my neighbor's van were >>both >>totalled out by drunk drivers. >> >>I suspect if you lived in an area like this, you'd watch out too! And I >>am >>up all night. Most of my neighbors are not. Some are because the night >>that my husband's car was hit, two of them came over to see if they could >>help. >>> >>> Anyway, it's probably the raccoons again, trying to create disharmony >>> between Julie and her neighbours. >> >>Nope. Raccoons might steal stuff but not appliances and bathtubs. > > I'll be honest and say I only skimmed over that last lot. It's too > early in my day to wrap my head around your world... I'll just say if > Bothell is such a terrible place to live (and you've made that > abundantly clear over the years), then why in the hell do you stay > there? I'd have been long gone if even half of what you say is true > about the place. Because we own this house and we can't sell it. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
Sqwertz wrote:
> > Hopefully you get the real Chinese Hot & Sour Soup has duck or pigs > blood in it. Yum! Never heard of it before but I see you are correct. I did read that it's rare in the USA. I suppose I can ask at restaurants. I do like authentic food whenever possible vs dumbed down food for American taste. Question for you: How hot is that soup supposed to be? I'm trying various local chinese places for good h&s soup. The last one I bought from was very bland. This next one I plan to try this week offers all "hot" food in 3 choices....mild, medium, and very spicy. I tend to go with the last one. Thanks in advance for any info you might provide. :) |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
dsi1 wrote:
> > Happy birthday pal! Don't eat that cake all at once! :-) Actually, I never did get around to eating it later. :-o > Here's what I had for breakfast yesterday. It makes you feel like it's your birthday every time you have it - except you won't be another year older. > >http://www.foodspotting.com/places/4...ocolate-waffle That looks very good (and dangerous!) heheh Looks like one of those things that it's better to never try as you might like it too much. Back in my smokin' weed days, I twice turned down free offers to try a line of coke. I knew it was too expensive for me so better to never know. ;) |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
In article >, cshenk1
@cox.net says... > Grin, she's happy, healthy, a bit fat but over all, HAPPY which is what > matters! It must be difficult if not impossible to give a blind beagle all the excercise that energetic breed needs to stay slim. One of our dogs (energetic collie) went deaf and blind when he was 15 or so; until then he was very active, very rarely been on a lead in his life. When he could no longer hear commands or see us, lead-walks became the only outings he could manage, very boring and frustrating for him. Janet UK |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Alex" > wrote in message ... > jmcquown wrote: >> On 6/27/2015 4:01 AM, Julie Bove wrote: >>> You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned >>> this before. This came during the time period where I happened upon >>> someone trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the >>> other side had been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the >>> new appliances. So I was making it a point to go out throughout the >>> night since the robberies were happening at night. That particular time >>> though I had just gone out to put out some trash or recycling and saw >>> the security lights on and a black SUV out front. Not long after, a man >>> was caught, I believe in the Lake Stevens area with a ton of stolen >>> tools. It was the tool shed on the other side of me that was open when >>> I went out there. >>> >>> During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been >>> putting out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard >>> is, I can not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are >>> put out unless I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone >>> to put things there after I was in for the night. >>> >>> Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, >>> Angela had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one >>> extra can one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just >>> happened to be outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the >>> crime in the area and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. >>> After that, not only did this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing >>> it, suddenly brought back his trash trailer. I just thought that he had >>> no place to put it because there had been a PODS there. But after the >>> contents of the PODS was stolen, he had it removed and the trash trailer >>> came back. Now I could well be barking up the wrong tree here but it >>> doesn't appear that way. At any rate, whoever was doing it has now >>> stopped. >> >> Yeah. Okay. Another whine. It was the neighbors. It was maybe >> robbers! It was because of some PODS containers. It's because she can't >> see the street from her crooked house. And due to all this drama, her >> trash pickup bill was HUGE! >> >> I don't know about anyone else but I don't pay a bill which is obviously >> incorrect. I pick up the phone, call the company and dispute the bill. >> What's the point of posting about it here? >> >> Jill >> > > Why do you target this woman? It makes her feel superior? She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't need her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... -- http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
Ophelia wrote:
>Alex wrote: >>jmcquown wrote: >>>Julie Bove wrote: >>>> You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned >>>> this before. This came during the time period where I happened upon >>>> someone trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the >>>> other side had been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the >>>> new appliances. So I was making it a point to go out throughout the >>>> night since the robberies were happening at night. That particular time >>>> though I had just gone out to put out some trash or recycling and saw >>>> the security lights on and a black SUV out front. Not long after, a man >>>> was caught, I believe in the Lake Stevens area with a ton of stolen >>>> tools. It was the tool shed on the other side of me that was open when >>>> I went out there. >>>> >>>> During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been >>>> putting out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard >>>> is, I can not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are >>>> put out unless I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone >>>> to put things there after I was in for the night. >>>> >>>> Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, >>>> Angela had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one >>>> extra can one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just >>>> happened to be outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the >>>> crime in the area and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. >>>> After that, not only did this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing >>>> it, suddenly brought back his trash trailer. I just thought that he had >>>> no place to put it because there had been a PODS there. But after the >>>> contents of the PODS was stolen, he had it removed and the trash trailer >>>> came back. Now I could well be barking up the wrong tree here but it >>>> doesn't appear that way. At any rate, whoever was doing it has now >>>> stopped. >>> >>> Yeah. Okay. Another whine. It was the neighbors. It was maybe >>> robbers! It was because of some PODS containers. It's because she can't >>> see the street from her crooked house. And due to all this drama, her >>> trash pickup bill was HUGE! >>> >>> I don't know about anyone else but I don't pay a bill which is obviously >>> incorrect. I pick up the phone, call the company and dispute the bill. >>> What's the point of posting about it here? >>> >>> Jill >>> >> >> Why do you target this woman? > >It makes her feel superior? > >She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't need >her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... Yoose gotta give Julie kudos, she never personalizes her posts about anyone but herself. For some other posters the only pleasure they have in their narrow little lives is usenet stalking, sad wretched lives. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Brooklyn1" > wrote in message ... > Ophelia wrote: >>Alex wrote: >>>jmcquown wrote: >>>>Julie Bove wrote: >>>>> You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I >>>>> mentioned >>>>> this before. This came during the time period where I happened upon >>>>> someone trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the >>>>> other side had been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of >>>>> the >>>>> new appliances. So I was making it a point to go out throughout the >>>>> night since the robberies were happening at night. That particular >>>>> time >>>>> though I had just gone out to put out some trash or recycling and saw >>>>> the security lights on and a black SUV out front. Not long after, a >>>>> man >>>>> was caught, I believe in the Lake Stevens area with a ton of stolen >>>>> tools. It was the tool shed on the other side of me that was open >>>>> when >>>>> I went out there. >>>>> >>>>> During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been >>>>> putting out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my >>>>> yard >>>>> is, I can not see to the street and can not see the bins after they >>>>> are >>>>> put out unless I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for >>>>> someone >>>>> to put things there after I was in for the night. >>>>> >>>>> Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, >>>>> Angela had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had >>>>> one >>>>> extra can one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just >>>>> happened to be outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the >>>>> crime in the area and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. >>>>> After that, not only did this stop but the neighbor I suspected of >>>>> doing >>>>> it, suddenly brought back his trash trailer. I just thought that he >>>>> had >>>>> no place to put it because there had been a PODS there. But after the >>>>> contents of the PODS was stolen, he had it removed and the trash >>>>> trailer >>>>> came back. Now I could well be barking up the wrong tree here but it >>>>> doesn't appear that way. At any rate, whoever was doing it has now >>>>> stopped. >>>> >>>> Yeah. Okay. Another whine. It was the neighbors. It was maybe >>>> robbers! It was because of some PODS containers. It's because she >>>> can't >>>> see the street from her crooked house. And due to all this drama, her >>>> trash pickup bill was HUGE! >>>> >>>> I don't know about anyone else but I don't pay a bill which is >>>> obviously >>>> incorrect. I pick up the phone, call the company and dispute the bill. >>>> What's the point of posting about it here? >>>> >>>> Jill >>>> >>> >>> Why do you target this woman? >> >>It makes her feel superior? >> >>She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't need >>her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... > > Yoose gotta give Julie kudos, she never personalizes her posts about > anyone but herself. For some other posters the only pleasure they > have in their narrow little lives is usenet stalking, sad wretched > lives. Yes! -- http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 201> Ophelia wrote:
>> Alex wrote: >>> jmcquown wrote: >> She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't need >> her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... > > Yoose gotta give Julie kudos, she never personalizes her posts about > anyone but herself. For some other posters the only pleasure they > have in their narrow little lives is usenet stalking, sad wretched > lives. It ain't stalking when you KF the attention seeking psycho and then her sisterhood of stupidity reply to almost every post and quote her idiocy, then KF the sisterhood who live to indulge her. It's hard to get away from vortex of idiocy. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/28/2015 11:26 AM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> Ophelia wrote: >> Alex wrote: >>> jmcquown wrote: >>>> Julie Bove wrote: >>>>> You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned >>>>> this before. This came during the time period where I happened upon >>>>> someone trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the >>>>> other side had been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the >>>>> new appliances. So I was making it a point to go out throughout the >>>>> night since the robberies were happening at night. That particular time >>>>> though I had just gone out to put out some trash or recycling and saw >>>>> the security lights on and a black SUV out front. Not long after, a man >>>>> was caught, I believe in the Lake Stevens area with a ton of stolen >>>>> tools. It was the tool shed on the other side of me that was open when >>>>> I went out there. >>>>> >>>>> During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been >>>>> putting out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard >>>>> is, I can not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are >>>>> put out unless I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone >>>>> to put things there after I was in for the night. >>>>> >>>>> Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, >>>>> Angela had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one >>>>> extra can one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just >>>>> happened to be outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the >>>>> crime in the area and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. >>>>> After that, not only did this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing >>>>> it, suddenly brought back his trash trailer. I just thought that he had >>>>> no place to put it because there had been a PODS there. But after the >>>>> contents of the PODS was stolen, he had it removed and the trash trailer >>>>> came back. Now I could well be barking up the wrong tree here but it >>>>> doesn't appear that way. At any rate, whoever was doing it has now >>>>> stopped. >>>> >>>> Yeah. Okay. Another whine. It was the neighbors. It was maybe >>>> robbers! It was because of some PODS containers. It's because she can't >>>> see the street from her crooked house. And due to all this drama, her >>>> trash pickup bill was HUGE! >>>> >>>> I don't know about anyone else but I don't pay a bill which is obviously >>>> incorrect. I pick up the phone, call the company and dispute the bill. >>>> What's the point of posting about it here? >>>> >>>> Jill >>>> >>> >>> Why do you target this woman? >> >> It makes her feel superior? >> >> She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't need >> her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... > > Yoose gotta give Julie kudos, she never personalizes her posts about > anyone but herself. For some other posters the only pleasure they > have in their narrow little lives is usenet stalking, sad wretched > lives. > +1 |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/28/2015 11:35 AM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 201> Ophelia wrote: > >> Alex wrote: > >>> jmcquown wrote: > >>> She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't >>> need >>> her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... >> >> Yoose gotta give Julie kudos, she never personalizes her posts about >> anyone but herself. For some other posters the only pleasure they >> have in their narrow little lives is usenet stalking, sad wretched >> lives. > > It ain't stalking when you KF the attention seeking psycho and then her > sisterhood of stupidity reply to almost every post and quote her idiocy, > then KF the sisterhood who live to indulge her. It's hard to get away > from vortex of idiocy. > > WHEN YOU YOURSELF ARE THE NEXUS OF IT. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Sun, 28 Jun 2015 06:37:53 -0400, Gary > wrote:
>Sqwertz wrote: >> >> Hopefully you get the real Chinese Hot & Sour Soup has duck or pigs >> blood in it. Yum! > >Never heard of it before but I see you are correct. I did read that >it's rare in the USA. I suppose I can ask at restaurants. I do like >authentic food whenever possible vs dumbed down food for American >taste. > >Question for you: How hot is that soup supposed to be? I'm trying >various local chinese places for good h&s soup. The last one I bought >from was very bland. This next one I plan to try this week offers all >"hot" food in 3 choices....mild, medium, and very spicy. I tend to go >with the last one. > >Thanks in advance for any info you might provide. :) Chinese Hot & Sour soup is easy and quick to prepare, and there is no one recipe, it's prepared as many different ways as cooks who prepare it... every Chinese restaurant prepares it differently, even of the Chinese restaurants in NY's Chinatown, those where mostly Chinese eat, each one prepares a different version, and never consistant, depends which cook is on duty... often the same cook will prepare different versions. I prepare Chinese hot & sour soup at home probably at least once a month, always varies by what's in the fridge. There was a popular Chinese restaurnat on Long Island, Smithtown, on Nesconset Highway, they had two versions on their menu, one was the usual type, the other a creamed corn version, was excellent and quite hot but the corn mellowed out the heat. I tried to duplicate it at home but never got it right, and can't find it on line. I'm sure it contained canned creamed corn. This looks good but is not the one from that Chinese restaurant: http://www.food.com/recipe/hot-and-s...rn-soup-196212 This one looks even better but still not it: http://www.rasoikimalkin.com/2010/08...sour-soup.html All different: https://foursquare.com/top-places/ne...-hot-sour-soup |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> On 6/27/2015 5:03 PM, cshenk wrote: > > La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > On 6/27/2015 3:28 PM, cshenk wrote: > > > > La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > > > > > On 6/27/2015 1:23 PM, cshenk wrote: > > > > > > La Mirada wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 6/27/2015 12:07 PM, cshenk wrote: > > > > > > > > Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so > > > > > > > > > that Jetta couldn't squeeze under there. That was a > > > > > > > > > favorite hiding spot when she needed to go to the vet. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > LOL! I have probably mentioned that one of my rescue > > > > > > > > dogs is blind (Glaucoma, went blind 2 years before we > > > > > > > > adopted her). Well e have a thunderstorm brewing and > > > > > > > > her idea of 'hiding' is pretty unique! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > She just dragged her favorite cat bed (she's a small > > > > > > > > beagle) out from the normal place (they always find me > > > > > > > > and pet me there) to what she thinks is a hidden spot > > > > > > > > (middle of the living room floor). > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Grin, she's a cutie. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cshenk/media/DSCF1191. > > > > > > > > jpg. html ?sor t=3& o=1 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Right now she's in the brown one. She and the Cat take > > > > > > > > turns. > > > > > > > > > >>>>>>> Carol > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Simply adorable! > > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks! She's been entered as a candidate for the Blue > > > > > > Wilderness dog food site on the rescue page. I hope they > > > > > > are bold enough to use a one eyed blind dog! Her name is > > > > > > Iowna (eye-own-a). That picture, she is snoozing and she > > > > > > tries to out snooze the cat (comes darn close!). She's > > > > > > going to be 14 on 2 July. > > > > > > > >>>>> Carol > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > The simple joy of two pets sleeping together is one of life's > > > > > greatest gifts. > > > > > > > > > > Your other photo of her wearing the sweater is priceless! > > > > > > > > > > What a smile. > > > > > > > > Hehe here, I posted more where you can see them. > > > > > > > > http://s1134.photobucket.com/user/cs...na-Link-smilin > > > > g-as -alw ays.jpg.html?sort=3&o=18 > > > > > > Thank you! > > > > > > So does kitty really have green eyes or was that the flash? > > > > > > Great attitude for a beagle with one eye. It's cool how pets adapt > > > and move on. > > > > Yup! Kitty has awesome green eyes. She's actually a rescue feral > > (estimated wild 7 years). Had a rap sheet a mile long and no offers > > for 18 months once captured and put in the adoption cycle by a no > > kill. In fact, 12 months of that was in a cage and she went > > through 6 foster homes in the other 8 months. She likes dogs. Yup. The term 'feral' can be confusing. Many use it lightly meaning 'found it outside'. Others use it as 'cant be fixed' (and add that anyone who has, didnt have the real thing because they personally never managed to do it). I just laugh at them. Sheldon's barn cats are pretty much ferals though some may be recent to that status. He saves as many as he can and neuters/spays as many as he can. > > That's astounding for a formerly feral cat. Not really. Takes knowing how though and much of the internet posts do stupid things like lock them in a room or basement for up to 6 months thinking they will socialize to humans when there is no interaction (idiots). > > Clearly she's her own boss and fearless. > > She also looks like she transitioned to being an indoor kitty rather > well. Yup on both! She actually acts like she is afraid to lose her comfy indoor home and will not go out. > > > On the beagle, Iowna is a treasure but make no mistakes. She is > > blind in the remaining eye and has been since she was 9 so 5 years > > now. Glaucoma in dogs is not a happy thing. Normally you remove > > the eye to remove the pain but there are alternatives and Iowna had > > what is called'ablation' (Gentamycin treatment) in the eye she was > > able to retain. The rescue thought she'd have a better chance of > > adoption if she had an eye, even if it was blind. > > I can see their thinking on that one. I've not yet encountered a dog > with active Glaucoma so this is an interesting read. I wonder now if > the dogs I have seen with an eye missing were similarly afflicted. In > any event it's promising to know there alternatives and treatment. I > found this write-up encouraging: > > http://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/...laucoma?page=2 > > It looks like if caught early the eyes can be saved. The vets keep saying that but in fact, no one has managed it. What they can do is a treatment that leaves the eye blind but retained. It's only done after the eye is blind. What they hide there is it is only a matter of time if they have glaucoma in one eye, before it hits the other. You get 3 months to 3 years (at tops, average is 12 months). Vets make a LOT of money off the drops but then never work for more than at top end, 3 years. > > Grin, she's happy, healthy, a bit fat but over all, HAPPY which is > > what matters! > > > > Carol > > Sure is, good on you for being there for her too! Hehe she's glorious! -- |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/28/2015 12:37 AM, Gary wrote:
> Sqwertz wrote: >> >> Hopefully you get the real Chinese Hot & Sour Soup has duck or pigs >> blood in it. Yum! > > Never heard of it before but I see you are correct. I did read that > it's rare in the USA. I suppose I can ask at restaurants. I do like > authentic food whenever possible vs dumbed down food for American > taste. > > Question for you: How hot is that soup supposed to be? I'm trying > various local chinese places for good h&s soup. The last one I bought > from was very bland. This next one I plan to try this week offers all > "hot" food in 3 choices....mild, medium, and very spicy. I tend to go > with the last one. > > Thanks in advance for any info you might provide. :) > I used to eat hot and sour soup for lunch 30 years ago. The restaurant across the street from where I worked had a special for $2.99. You get a bowl of the soup and then a plate of rice and Szechuan beef. Those were the most memorable lunches ever even though I usually ate by myself. Hot and sour soup is chicken stock thickened with cornstarch and flavored with black pepper, shitake mushroom, and vinegar. It's one of the few dishes where black or white pepper takes center stage. You add enough pepper and vinegar to make these ingredients predominant in the flavor profile. Your best bet is to go to a Chinese restaurant and have a bowl. Tasting is worth a bajillion words. I'll add some shoyu to get a proper brownish color. I'd recommend you ditch all the funky Chinese vegetables/fungus and stick with thinly sliced shitake, bamboo shoots, and tofu. These are added to the boiling soup along with some small pieces of pork. The pork is poached in the soup for a few minutes. Thicken with cornstarch slurry. You can add a little sesame oil if you like. Some folks will swirl in a beaten egg, I feel it gums up the works but my wife likes it that way. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"La Mirada" > wrote in message ... > On 6/28/2015 11:35 AM, Dave Smith wrote: >> On 201> Ophelia wrote: >> >> Alex wrote: >> >>> jmcquown wrote: >> >>>> She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't >>>> need >>>> her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... >>> >>> Yoose gotta give Julie kudos, she never personalizes her posts about >>> anyone but herself. For some other posters the only pleasure they >>> have in their narrow little lives is usenet stalking, sad wretched >>> lives. >> >> It ain't stalking when you KF the attention seeking psycho and then her >> sisterhood of stupidity reply to almost every post and quote her idiocy, >> then KF the sisterhood who live to indulge her. It's hard to get away >> from vortex of idiocy. >> >> > WHEN YOU YOURSELF ARE THE NEXUS OF IT. YES!!! He and HIS brotherhood of daffy little boys absolutely can't stop themselves from replying to anything that involves Julie. Cheri |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
Janet wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> In article >, cshenk1 > @cox.net says... > > > Grin, she's happy, healthy, a bit fat but over all, HAPPY which is > > what matters! > > It must be difficult if not impossible to give a blind beagle all > the excercise that energetic breed needs to stay slim. > > One of our dogs (energetic collie) went deaf and blind when he was > 15 or so; until then he was very active, very rarely been on a lead > in his life. When he could no longer hear commands or see us, > lead-walks became the only outings he could manage, very boring and > frustrating for him. > > Janet UK Smile, it's a bit of a shift but Iowna manages, if a bit plump for her size. She should be about 13.8lbs but is 15.3lbs. Grin, not obese or anything. Today she had a walk to a yardsale and enjoyed sniffing about as well as all the pettings she automatically gets no matter where she goes. -- |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
Brooklyn1 wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> Yoose gotta give Julie kudos, she never personalizes her posts about > anyone but herself. For some other posters the only pleasure they > have in their narrow little lives is usenet stalking, sad wretched > lives. This is true. I can not recall Julie ever doing that. This doesnt mean I will ever spend 5 hours of my life looking up answers to her questions, to have the answers tossed back in my lap without even a thank you for trying. I am over it. I will talk with her on occasion and not abuse her, but I will not waste time answering her unanswerable predicaments. She accepts no answers. Instead, I will talk with Ophelia, Garahm, Gary and others. Carol -- |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 2015-06-28 4:39 PM, cshenk wrote:
> This is true. I can not recall Julie ever doing that. This doesnt > mean I will ever spend 5 hours of my life looking up answers to her > questions, to have the answers tossed back in my lap without even a > thank you for trying. I am over it. I will talk with her on occasion > and not abuse her, but I will not waste time answering her unanswerable > predicaments. She accepts no answers. > > Instead, I will talk with Ophelia, Garahm, Gary and others. > Julie's entourage.... the sisterhood of stupidity. |
48 hours of Sheldon hypocrisy
On 6/29/2015 4:11 PM, Sqwertz wrote:
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48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 21:01:28 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> wrote: > >"Jeßus" > wrote in message .. . >> On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 01:01:24 -0700, "Julie Bove" >> > wrote: >> >>> >>>"Jeßus" > wrote in message ... >>>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 17:46:03 -0400, jmcquown > >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>>On 6/25/2015 8:51 PM, Bruce wrote: >>>>>> On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 17:40:25 -0700, "Julie Bove" >>>>>> > wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> "Bruce" > wrote in message >>>>>>> ... >>>>>>>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Jeßus >>>>>>>> > wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>>>>>>> can't get past it. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>>>>>>> like that cut of meat >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>>>>>>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, >>>>>>>>> pepper >>>>>>>>> and onion >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>>>>>>> like the leftovers. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>>>>>>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> And the best one of all: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>>>>>>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. >>>>>>>>> None >>>>>>>>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>>>>>>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>>>>>>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture >>>>>>>>> is >>>>>>>>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>>>>>>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do >>>>>>>>> feel >>>>>>>>> sorry for you" >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in >>>>>>>>> several >>>>>>>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>>>>>>> care less if you object to this post. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>>>>>>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't >>>>>>> really >>>>>>> like him! :):):) >>>>>> >>>>>> It's a good thing he lives on the other side of the world. Otherwise >>>>>> he'd be going through your garbage bin and hiding under your bed soon. >>>>>> >>>>>Did you see her reply to you? You mentioned a garbage bin and suddenly >>>>>she has had a problem with a neighbor and her garbage. >>>> >>>> LOL. That made me laugh :) >>> >>>You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I mentioned >>>this >>>before. This came during the time period where I happened upon someone >>>trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the other side >>>had >>>been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of the new appliances. >>>So >>>I was making it a point to go out throughout the night since the robberies >>>were happening at night. That particular time though I had just gone out >>>to >>>put out some trash or recycling and saw the security lights on and a black >>>SUV out front. Not long after, a man was caught, I believe in the Lake >>>Stevens area with a ton of stolen tools. It was the tool shed on the >>>other >>>side of me that was open when I went out there. >>> >>>During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been putting >>>out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my yard is, I can >>>not see to the street and can not see the bins after they are put out >>>unless >>>I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for someone to put things >>>there >>>after I was in for the night. >>> >>>Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, Angela >>>had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have had one extra >>>can >>>one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just happened to be >>>outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the crime in the area >>>and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. After that, not only did >>>this stop but the neighbor I suspected of doing it, suddenly brought back >>>his trash trailer. I just thought that he had no place to put it because >>>there had been a PODS there. But after the contents of the PODS was >>>stolen, >>>he had it removed and the trash trailer came back. Now I could well be >>>barking up the wrong tree here but it doesn't appear that way. At any >>>rate, >>>whoever was doing it has now stopped. >>>> >>>>>"Ever since that person put their garbage out with mine, I check on it >>>>>about every two hours when I am home. So far, nothing significant but I >>>>>do suspect that it was my neighbor because since I spoke to him, it has >>>>>not happened and he now has his trash trailer back." >>>> >>>> LOL, again (I must have missed Julie's reply). Imagine living like >>>> that - checking your bin every two hours... ROTFL... :) >>> >>>It wasn't just the bin. We'd been having incidents of 17 to 21 crimes >>>every >>>day in a 2 mile radius, many of them considered to be larceny. We also >>>have >>>strong evidence of drug dealing near my house. We have been robbed 3 >>>times >>>since we moved here, nearly 11 years ago and stolen property was found in >>>our bushes. And we discovered that there was a beer drop across the >>>street >>>from our house. Meaning that an adult would drop beer off in the park and >>>teens would come pick it up. So the Sheriff has asked us to keep an eye >>>out >>>and report any suspicous activity. My one neighor is working on a >>>neighborhood watch. Oh and my husband's car and my neighbor's van were >>>both >>>totalled out by drunk drivers. >>> >>>I suspect if you lived in an area like this, you'd watch out too! And I >>>am >>>up all night. Most of my neighbors are not. Some are because the night >>>that my husband's car was hit, two of them came over to see if they could >>>help. >>>> >>>> Anyway, it's probably the raccoons again, trying to create disharmony >>>> between Julie and her neighbours. >>> >>>Nope. Raccoons might steal stuff but not appliances and bathtubs. >> >> I'll be honest and say I only skimmed over that last lot. It's too >> early in my day to wrap my head around your world... I'll just say if >> Bothell is such a terrible place to live (and you've made that >> abundantly clear over the years), then why in the hell do you stay >> there? I'd have been long gone if even half of what you say is true >> about the place. > >Because we own this house and we can't sell it. You own it but can't sell it. Perfectly rational and understandable. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
Ophelia wrote:
> > > "Alex" > wrote in message > ... >> jmcquown wrote: >>> On 6/27/2015 4:01 AM, Julie Bove wrote: >>>> You wouldn't laugh if it happened to you and I am sure that I >>>> mentioned >>>> this before. This came during the time period where I happened upon >>>> someone trying to rob the house on one side of me. The house on the >>>> other side had been robbed and they stole tools a bathub and all of >>>> the >>>> new appliances. So I was making it a point to go out throughout the >>>> night since the robberies were happening at night. That particular >>>> time >>>> though I had just gone out to put out some trash or recycling and saw >>>> the security lights on and a black SUV out front. Not long after, >>>> a man >>>> was caught, I believe in the Lake Stevens area with a ton of stolen >>>> tools. It was the tool shed on the other side of me that was open >>>> when >>>> I went out there. >>>> >>>> During this same time period, unbeknownst to me, someone had been >>>> putting out trash and yard waste with mine. Because of the way my >>>> yard >>>> is, I can not see to the street and can not see the bins after they >>>> are >>>> put out unless I walk up to them. So it would be very easy for >>>> someone >>>> to put things there after I was in for the night. >>>> >>>> Then I got my bill. And it was HUGE! During this period of time, >>>> Angela had done a big clean out of her room and we may well have >>>> had one >>>> extra can one week but nothing like what the bill claimed. I just >>>> happened to be outside talking to three of my male neighbors about the >>>> crime in the area and I asked if they had trash problems as I had. >>>> After that, not only did this stop but the neighbor I suspected of >>>> doing >>>> it, suddenly brought back his trash trailer. I just thought that >>>> he had >>>> no place to put it because there had been a PODS there. But after the >>>> contents of the PODS was stolen, he had it removed and the trash >>>> trailer >>>> came back. Now I could well be barking up the wrong tree here but it >>>> doesn't appear that way. At any rate, whoever was doing it has now >>>> stopped. >>> >>> Yeah. Okay. Another whine. It was the neighbors. It was maybe >>> robbers! It was because of some PODS containers. It's because she >>> can't >>> see the street from her crooked house. And due to all this drama, her >>> trash pickup bill was HUGE! >>> >>> I don't know about anyone else but I don't pay a bill which is >>> obviously >>> incorrect. I pick up the phone, call the company and dispute the bill. >>> What's the point of posting about it here? >>> >>> Jill >>> >> >> Why do you target this woman? > > It makes her feel superior? > > She is a bully. There is a lot of that around here. If they didn't > need her so badly, they would killfile her posts, but as you see ... > > > She's unrelenting. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Saturday, June 27, 2015 at 12:26:46 AM UTC-7, Julie Bove wrote:
> > --- > > And FOAD to you! Aw, Julie, I won't be able to F*&@ off and die today. I have too many necessary things to do to get ready for our annual Fourth of July bbq. I've mentioned it here before, but it is one of four biggees that we have here and I love to cook lots of crowd pleasers. Everyone has a good time and they keep coming back, I think that speaks volumes. So many lazy, juvenile people will be here to have some fun and laughs and to enjoy each others' company (and not a Lego in sight) : ) Nellie |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Nellie" > wrote in message ... > On Saturday, June 27, 2015 at 12:26:46 AM UTC-7, Julie Bove wrote: > > > >> >> --- >> >> And FOAD to you! > > > > Aw, Julie, I won't be able to F*&@ off and die today. I have too many > necessary things to do to get ready > for our annual Fourth of July bbq. I've mentioned it here before, but it > is one of four biggees that we have here and I love to cook lots of crowd > pleasers. Everyone has a good time and they keep coming back, I think that > speaks volumes. > > So many lazy, juvenile people will be here to have some fun and laughs and > to enjoy each others' company (and not a Lego in sight) : ) Isn't that lovely. You go right ahead and pump people full of carcinogens. We don't eat BBQ here. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 9:21:59 PM UTC-7, Julie Bove wrote:
> "Nellie" > wrote in message > ... > > On Saturday, June 27, 2015 at 12:26:46 AM UTC-7, Julie Bove wrote: > > > > > > > >> > >> --- > >> > >> And FOAD to you! > > > > > > > > Aw, Julie, I won't be able to F*&@ off and die today. I have too many > > necessary things to do to get ready > > for our annual Fourth of July bbq. I've mentioned it here before, but it > > is one of four biggees that we have here and I love to cook lots of crowd > > pleasers. Everyone has a good time and they keep coming back, I think that > > speaks volumes. > > > > So many lazy, juvenile people will be here to have some fun and laughs and > > to enjoy each others' company (and not a Lego in sight) : ) > > Isn't that lovely. You go right ahead and pump people full of carcinogens. > We don't eat BBQ here. Of course you don't. We all know that carcinogens and BBQs are not the issue here, LOL. "Pump people full of carcinogens,"says she whose family is constantly sick. To the point that you lay in sacks of (cheap) rice for those occasions. I can't remember when the last time any of us were sick, at least five years, probably more. But that's not the point is it? Anyhow, it has been fun parrying with you. Have a good week! Nellie |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 7:13:16 PM UTC-4, Je�us wrote:
> On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 21:01:28 -0700, "Julie Bove" > > wrote: > > >Because we own this house and we can't sell it. > > You own it but can't sell it. Perfectly rational and understandable. She might be upside-down on the mortgage. Lots of people still are. Cindy Hamilton |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Nellie" > wrote in message ... On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 9:21:59 PM UTC-7, Julie Bove wrote: > "Nellie" > wrote in message > ... > > On Saturday, June 27, 2015 at 12:26:46 AM UTC-7, Julie Bove wrote: > > > > > > > >> > >> --- > >> > >> And FOAD to you! > > > > > > > > Aw, Julie, I won't be able to F*&@ off and die today. I have too many > > necessary things to do to get ready > > for our annual Fourth of July bbq. I've mentioned it here before, but > > it > > is one of four biggees that we have here and I love to cook lots of > > crowd > > pleasers. Everyone has a good time and they keep coming back, I think > > that > > speaks volumes. > > > > So many lazy, juvenile people will be here to have some fun and laughs > > and > > to enjoy each others' company (and not a Lego in sight) : ) > > Isn't that lovely. You go right ahead and pump people full of > carcinogens. > We don't eat BBQ here. Of course you don't. We all know that carcinogens and BBQs are not the issue here, LOL. "Pump people full of carcinogens,"says she whose family is constantly sick. To the point that you lay in sacks of (cheap) rice for those occasions. I can't remember when the last time any of us were sick, at least five years, probably more. But that's not the point is it? Anyhow, it has been fun parrying with you. Have a good week! Nellie --- I lay in sacks of cheap rice? Hardly. I did say that when someone was sick as in stomach issues, I will make them cheap rice. Probably none of you have food intolerances either. Once again, Nellie, you are just trying to prove that you are superior. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Cindy Hamilton" > wrote in message ... On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 7:13:16 PM UTC-4, Je�us wrote: > On Sat, 27 Jun 2015 21:01:28 -0700, "Julie Bove" > > wrote: > > >Because we own this house and we can't sell it. > > You own it but can't sell it. Perfectly rational and understandable. She might be upside-down on the mortgage. Lots of people still are. Cindy Hamilton --- Nope. But we did refinance and signed papers not to sell for 5 years. But the bigger issue is that the house is not up to code and probably never will be. The price we paid was based on getting some work done to get it up to code. Unfortunately, the guy who said he could do this for $2,000 was somehow connected to the real estate agent and when he came back, he fled quickly, telling me that he would contact my husband, which he never did. He would also not return our calls and when I pointed this out to the real estate agent, she just said she was sorry He muttered something about how he thought he could do it but then his partner said it would be at least $10,000 and even at that it still might not be up to code. Something about how if I fire started, the house would burn down if this wasn't fixed. Oddly enough, a fire did start in that very area (the garage) but I happened to be walking through there as it happened, due to a ballast burning in a light fixture. That has since been fixed but the initial problem has not been and probably never will be. I expect due to all the screw ups in this house that to get it to code it would need to be rewired plus the additional $10,000 plus. |
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