Red-Ringed Tupperware Party with (ineffective) Tin Foil Hats (5)

Maureen Souza wrote in post #4451623
Mooooooo

Tired moooo, anyways. What's new?

Mooo Mo...

Maureen Souza wrote in post #4451623
Mooooooo

Tired moooo, anyways. What's new?

I'm a trouble maker and a meanie head.

Off to do some Christmas shopping. Wish me sanity!

timbernet wrote in post #4451633
One I missed I even asked the teacher about and ended up more confused - it was about imports and exports and how the exchange rate effects them, and it was about USA and Canada and I asked him "from which countries point of view?" -- because that makes a big difference in how I answer...

not really, the country with the lower exchange rate gets the shaft on imports but tends to benefit on exports. (Least I think... I can't remember)

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #4451461
I was in horrible pain for 12 days before the 3rd Dr. could figure out I had a kidney that need to be removed.

I think you missed a word.

I had a cat scan a few years ago, and they couldn't find my other kidney.

aussieskier wrote in post #4448362
Sorry my mouse jumps on this laptop when I bump it and starts me typing in random spots. It should read It is hard to guess or know until you get there, it will be closed off if it is too bad anyways.

Serves you right for getting a computer with a mush pad that can't be turned off.

Woolburr wrote in post #4449368
Since it was quiet here tonight...been surfing the rest of the forum...my favorite is the multi-page dissertation on why you should paint your white lenses black...It appears that the combined photographic experience of all the posters adds up to about 6 weeks...

Get over it...go take pictures...sheeeeeeeee​eeeeeesh.

Hey! I posted in there (to point out the 24-70 L draws the same kind of attention, and it's black)!!!!

Let's see . . . average exposure speed, say 1/60 sec. x 60 sec./min x 60 min/hr. x 24 hr/ day x 7 day/wk. x 6 wk. 21,772,800 photos. Yeah. That's about my total # shots.

Woolburr wrote in post #4449787
I like my little wind-up alarm clock...it has to be wound every day....so the alarm gets checked while winding...

You're retired! Waddya need a clock for, let alone an alarm clock?

Jon wrote in post #4451795
Serves you right for getting a computer with a mush pad that can't be turned off.

I can't tell if it is the touch pad or the eraser knob in the center that does it. I need to double check to make sure the software daemon that stops it is running at start since I upgraded my OS version.

Woolburr wrote in post #4450300
They certainly are in this part of the state.

Yoda forgot politicians, door-to-door religion peddlers and tele-marketers.

I'm with you there. My last post was filled with sarcasam, just so you know.

The bad thing is, my father in law used to be a car salesman

Pete wrote in post #4451782
I had a cat scan a few years ago, and they couldn't find my other kidney.

I had a cat scan.

They found my cat.

I was very clost to typing "scat can" then, but I corrected myself...

*exsits soap box*

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #4451938
*exsits soap box*

^^ we all know he can't spell.

aussieskier wrote in post #4451833
I can't tell if it is the touch pad or the eraser knob in the center that does it. I need to double check to make sure the software daemon that stops it is running at start since I upgraded my OS version.

Probably the mush pad - I always bump it with my thumbs, and if I haven't turned it off, it send the cursor skittering all over while I'm typing.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #4451975
^^ we all know he can't spell.

you know it. LOL. EXITS.

moooorning tuppers


Speaking of not being able to spell, you almost got moooooning instead of mooooorning


David, we just bring out the cowtapult when the owl is all worked up. It distracts him from his past difficulties and gives him present one to think about