The 39th TPBM Perfect Timing - Summer's Here, Let's Chat Thread

CrazieCricket wrote in post #10745214
I'm not understanding this. So we can't have a Business FB account? If so then why do they give you that option when signing up for FB? or is it that we can't post the same things on our business and personal pages?


uck!!!! I don't like cooked ones much unless it's a pizza sauce or something. Don't like cooked tomato chunks. LOVE raw fresh maters though!

I think it was a case of someone using a personal account as a business page. I have link backs to my personal page from the business page all the time...I don't think it is an issue...

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #10746576
I've been trying not to clog up this thread with TR stuff so as to not bore you with trivialities of the comic, such as it is. This, however, is an important installment for TR. In here, is frame 571 for this series. James Bovine, which up to now, has been the longest TR to date. Monterey Jack will, obviously, blow that away as we're only in chapter 9 with quite a few to go.

I just wanted to say thanks to those of you that follow this little diversion.

Clicky for today's set:

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Cat was in Delta Force? Just when you think you know someone...

Skrim17 wrote in post #10746872
Holy wow!! You need to be 17 for a permit in NJ! 18 for a license.

I wish it was the same way here. We have too many deaths of young drivers in California, even with the restrictions placed on drivers under 18.

Becky N wrote in post #10747126
This reminds me, last night I was working at a fund raiser, tending bar. They had 3 kinds of boxed wine. I kept thinking of Paula all evening.

Awwww shucks, you thought about me and my box of wine. I got a new one yesterday too!!!

Miniflash wrote in post #10747131
Good night friends ..have fun and Ill see ya on the flip if all goes well

Nighters, Deb!

JWright wrote in post #10747215
I wish it was the same way here. We have too many deaths of young drivers in California, even with the restrictions placed on drivers under 18.

I think maybe the more rural areas have the age younger. In fact there are some states where a kid can have a farming drivers license as young as 14 I believe.

JWright wrote in post #10747215
I wish it was the same way here. We have too many deaths of young drivers in California, even with the restrictions placed on drivers under 18.

Actually, since the brought in the graduated license here, the young drivers are some of the best. For 2 years after getting their license, if they have even a whiff of booze on their breath, they lose their license and start over again. They are allowed very few demerit points, which basically means if the get 2 tickets in 2 years they are at risk of losing their license. Another good side to this, is that it gets them to use good habits as they gain experience, habits that will stick with them as they get older. When I was a kid, it was not like that. I drove very insanely much of the time.

Evening

cfpackerfan wrote in post #10746866
Learners permit? He's had it for a year, done all his practice driving, taken his drivers ed course, and is now driving with the instructor for his license. He should have it in a couple weeks.

wow. That went by fast!

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #10747004
Thanks.



A lot less you getaway drivers that way.

In AB it is 14 for a learners, 16 for a license. We drive kids around for 16 years, that is way more than enough.

Here it's 15 for a permit, 16 for a limited license...they can drive but cannot have anyone in their car (except family) for a year or maybe it's until they are 18. I can't remember.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #10747271
When I was a kid, it was not like that. I drove very insanely much of the time.

When you were a kid? I'm thinking there is a certain Oregon officer who may think it may have lingered into adulthood.:p

Permagrin wrote in post #10747327
I can't remember.

Yeah, just wait 'til you get to my age.
Or older.

Becky N wrote in post #10747332
When you were a kid? I'm thinking there is a certain Oregon officer who may think it may have lingered into adulthood.:p

LOL!!

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #10747337
Yeah, just wait 'til you get to my age.
Or older.

well, I'm safe for another 32 years or so, right? :p

Becky N wrote in post #10747332
When you were a kid? I'm thinking there is a certain Oregon officer who may think it may have lingered into adulthood.:p

Still tryin' hard to hold onto my youth.

Skrim17 wrote in post #10746872
Holy wow!! You need to be 17 for a permit in NJ! 18 for a license.

But I'm 40 and have issues driving near N.Y. city. So 30 should be permit age in NJ.

Permagrin wrote in post #10747349
well, I'm safe for another 32 years or so, right? :p

Let me get out my calculator and check.

Hmmmmm......1967 minus 1957 does not quite equal 32, at least in Canada.

hi guys

short5 wrote in post #10742293
I know we are not supposed to do religion but I have to share. I was hungry so I headed to the kitchen sorta hoping in praying I found food. It was not like a drop to my knees begging a god for nourishment or anything, just a lot of hope. So I open the fridge and a light, a light from above, comes on illuminating the contents. There in the middle shelf sits a before unknown marbled bundt cake. I swear I heard music. Yum . Sorry to evangelize but the story of the holy bundt must be told.

*begins planning bundt pilgrimage*

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #10742906
HUH!!! WHAT!!!
Oh, good morning Zane.
How 'bout I do a dance for entertainment.
*does a pirouette*
OUCH!!! *crashes*

LOL!!

Permagrin wrote in post #10744342
Morning.

Simon's cat has a band new video

HAHAHA! LOVE Simon's Cat!

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #10746032
DEB, beautiful flowers, I too really like the yellow one.

MIKE, that is a great portrait. I love the solemn expression.

I agree with both of Mr. BearLee's statements!

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #10746576
I've been trying not to clog up this thread with TR stuff so as to not bore you with trivialities of the comic, such as it is. This, however, is an important installment for TR. In here, is frame 571 for this series. James Bovine, which up to now, has been the longest TR to date. Monterey Jack will, obviously, blow that away as we're only in chapter 9 with quite a few to go.

I just wanted to say thanks to those of you that follow this little diversion.

Clicky for today's set:

No, Dan. Thank YOU

And holy moly! Cat? Delta Force??!

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #10746712
No, thank you again for creating this wonderful diversion for us. Your efforts and the resultant are nothing short of phenomenal, and I greatly appreciate what you bring to us.

short5 wrote in post #10746726
What Jim of the North said^

cfpackerfan wrote in post #10746741
What Zane of the Zombies said. ^^

thomascanty wrote in post #10746751
^^ What the Delta Force C@ said.

Jon wrote in post #10746824
What the Pink Panties said . . .

CrazieCricket wrote in post #10746943
^^^^What Mr. Mod enforcer said...

I refuse to be a lemming

But yeah, what all the other freaks of nature said

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #10747375
Let me get out my calculator and check.

Hmmmmm......1967 minus 1957 does not quite equal 32, at least in Canada.

whoa. chivalry IS dead.

Good evening non-lemming dragon type lady.