The Grand Eastern Western Oregon Meetup and Random Discussion for TPBM (26)

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8179844
One would have 18,001 years to save up then.

DoodleBunz wrote in post #8179888
Hey, by then I can probably join you in India! That just might work!

Date changed in OP so I look less of a twit

Belmondo wrote in post #8179899
We were taking a client out for lunch today at my favorite Mexican restaurant. The client just called and canceled, so now I get to have lunch with just my wife.

Lunch at a good Mexican restaurant? Oh, I'm so there! *checks clock to see if I can make it there in time...*

No? Cwap!

gjl711 wrote in post #8178180
Your gonna stick your 5D under water How about picking up one of these?
http://www.dpreview.co​m …0902/09021805ca​nond10.asp

Thanks, don't know about Diane, but; I'm going to research that more.

3Turner wrote in post #8178570
Gah! What?! Look who you quoted first. Obviously I had to defend myself.....all it was...was self defense....self defense.

HA!...you are so guilty. *checks water supply*

misspix wrote in post #8178645
Love Janice, she was a one of a kind.

Ooo, me too and she has a similar range as I do.

Belmondo wrote in post #8178777
I usually have the opposite sort of thing---people long passed coming back and acting like nothing happened.

My Dad always shows up to give approval or not on important decisions.

neil_r wrote in post #8178919
Just booked next flights for India 13th July to 29th Aug. This time its Monsoon time

So hot and even higher humidity?

Woolburr wrote in post #8178926
Nice Avi Sid!

^^^^That.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #8178963
We're off for the weekend. Going to go to my sister's and spend the weekend at the lake with the canoe. *grins stupidly*

Have fun, sounds great.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8178967
Lisa has done that with me a couple times. The one time she caught me fooling around with another woman in her dreams. She was pissed at me for most of the day, and could not shake it. I could have accepted it better if I had of had the dream too.

Permagrin wrote in post #8179115
Becky, *points at the snake* show no mercy

None given. *hands over second pressure washer to Da Mouse*

misspix wrote in post #8179428
RE: Bounce and mosquito's: This method was told to me by my aunt. It works for me and most of my family. It needs to be a fresh, not used, dryer sheet. I have used other brands, bounce seems to work better, probably because the scent is stronger. I will rub one on my clothes/exposed skin and tuck another one in a pocket, leaving part of it exposed. In a mosquito saturated area, nothing is 100%, but I prefer fabric softener to deet *shrug*
I will also tuck one under Pup's collar.

I'm going to try it, certainly can't hurt.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8179730
For mossies I do nothing but swat them, or wear protective clothing. Mostly, their bites don't bother me at all,

That's the problem, not all, but several swell abnormally big and irritate stronger and longer than others. Benydril doesn't seem to help but Bite Off does. Best thing is meat tenderizer right after being bitten, works best with one's own saliva, wet the bite area, sprinkle with meat tenderizer and leave it until the grains fall off on their own.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8179806
I guess I will just have to stick to camping with my trailer, or canoe, for a bit then.

I could live with that plan.

neil_r wrote in post #8179817
I am planning to attend the POTN/TPBM 20010 meet up on air miles.

I will make it a point to attend also, if I live that long.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8179844
One would have 18,001 years to save up then.

See, I didn't pre-copy you.

Off to let the dog run and swim a bit before finishing up pictures for the CD's we want to burn this weekend and mail by Monday. See you all in a bit.

Woolburr wrote in post #8179868
Some people swear by it and others at it....but Avon Skin So Soft works for me. A little dab of that and the bugs pretty much avoid me.

*wonders just how Wooly Dan found this out*

Belmondo wrote in post #8179899
I love it when I can belch and chew with my mouth open.

You're lucky, I am not allowed to do that even in front of Lisa. Though those 'surprise' belches can't be avoided.

neil_r wrote in post #8179920
Date changed in OP so I look less of a twit

Yeah, but mine stays unless otherwise bribed.

Becky N wrote in post #8179923
See, I didn't pre-copy you.

sevillafox wrote in post #8179823
And, Ian seems to have developed a rash now. Doc says to quite the antibiotics.

Definitely quit the antibiotics, one of the first signs to allergic reaction. It happened to me with ampicillian, so no more of the 'cillians at all for me. Doctor told me each reaction can get worse so don't take them.

thomascanty wrote in post #8179922
Lunch at a good Mexican restaurant? Oh, I'm so there! *checks clock to see if I can make it there in time...*

No? Cwap!

Anytime you want to make the drive out here, we're good to go, Lonnie.

DoodleBunz wrote in post #8179888
Good points.... and UGH to the rash. Dang. You guys just can't win lately.

Eh, it happens.

Belmondo wrote in post #8179899
Woo Hoo!!

We were taking a client out for lunch today at my favorite Mexican restaurant. The client just called and canceled, so now I get to have lunch with just my wife.

I love it when I can belch and chew with my mouth open.

YAY!

Becky N wrote in post #8179944
Definitely quit the antibiotics, one of the first signs to allergic reaction. It happened to me with ampicillian, so no more of the 'cillians at all for me. Doctor told me each reaction can get worse so don't take them.

Yep. He had a little rash like this pop up the last time he was on antibiotics...but we thought it was just from the fever.

Belmondo wrote in post #8179946
Anytime you want to make the drive out here, we're good to go, Lonnie.

One of these days I'll be back that way again!

And I'm pretty sure I even know which restaurant you're talking about, too. That was where I met a fellow POTN member for the first time. I think his name was Tom...

OK I am hitting the worldwideinterwebby thing researching "Blogging" I am going to use Wordpress I think.

Whilst looking at other Blogs, I found THIS. Now I want to know, is it me or do any of you have the same jaw dropping reaction to this guys Blog intro

neil_r wrote in post #8179998
OK I am hitting the worldwideinterwebby thing researching "Blogging" I am going to use Wordpress I think.

Whilst looking at other Blogs, I found THIS. Now I want to know, is it me or do any of you have the same jaw dropping reaction to this guys Blog intro

You will LOVE it!!

And, lol on the guy's last post.

neil_r wrote in post #8179998
OK I am hitting the worldwideinterwebby thing researching "Blogging" I am going to use Wordpress I think.

Whilst looking at other Blogs, I found THIS. Now I want to know, is it me or do any of you have the same jaw dropping reaction to this guys Blog intro

Why would my jaw drop?

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8179926
*wonders just how Wooly Dan found this out*

I seem to recall reading it in Outdoor Life or one of those magazines about 40 years ago...I've used it ever since.

theague wrote in post #8180045
Why would my jaw drop?

I guess we are a little more reserved on this side of the pond, opening up like that would be very odd indeed. Call me unfeeling but all I can see is him turning up at his high-school shooting more than a camera.

Hi all!

Just got back from a Kona training lesson. We moved to private lessons because we needed help with specific things (recall) and oh my gosh, it was the most informative hour we've spent. She actually saw how he behaved (he stole something from her) so she showed us what to do first hand, since she was dealing with what we deal with every day. It worked SO WELL!! (not just food related training but toy related too...gosh it works well)

And we practiced all the recall exercises and they work with him.

I'm so glad we switched from the classes. It was a good move for us.

Woolburr wrote in post #8179185
One accident in a week is pretty amazing. I'd say she is doing very well.

I would too. I was jus thinking that "at least potty training won't be hard"

sevillafox wrote in post #8179187
Permie, that's great that she's only had one accident! Look on the bright side.

I'm not missing it. I promise

cfpackerfan wrote in post #8179232
Lisa, I can't believe it took her this long to have an accident! That's wonderful!

I was shocked into a lull myself.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8179249
Hale is doing great on the potty thing. Good for her (and you too).

lol, yeah, I'm pretty much the one that's potty trained at least I know when to take her out. So she's been great.


Okay, off to go grocery shopping.