Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[MOXOMUMD]

I hurt. From head to toe. And a whole lot of places in between.
And I'm tired.

Complaining over now. Carry on.

I hope you get a nap.

 

[Nemo14]

Wait...frying pans??? wasn't that in the Ingall's thread?

 

[Wrangler-Rick]

Oh No!!! I accidentally swallowed an insect while I was cutting the grass! Am I gonna die???

 

[monothingie]

Take this from a kindrid spirit.

Only you can stop the cycle.

Yeah, I know, Fortune Cookie mush, but it is true.

That being said, there's a difference between being depressed and lashing out. One that has taken me a long time to learn and I still haven't mastered. Don't follow that model. Focus more on the positives in life, and you will find they are more abundant than you suspect.

Take this from someone who is also negative, and take it, like you should take all advice, with a grain of salt.

Oh...and since I'm giving out advice from my soapbox...wear sunscreen.

Dr . Phil Approves:

 

[englanddg]

Dr . Phil Approves:

He's my hero. Plus he makes good cookies.

 

[Wrangler-Rick]

Did somebody say they wanted rhubarb?

 

[englanddg]

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Did somebody say they wanted rhubarb?

Baby got back!

 

[unkadug]

Oh No!!! I accidentally swallowed an insect while I was cutting the grass! Am I gonna die???

It depends upon the size of said insect.

 

[englanddg]

It depends upon the size of said insect.

 

[acishere]

Oh No!!! I accidentally swallowed an insect while I was cutting the grass! Am I gonna die???

Yes. Yes you are going to die. Not because of the bug, but just because everyone eventually dies from something.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

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Did somebody say they wanted rhubarb?

You've got a lovely bunch of rhubarb...

 

[unkadug]

You've got a lovely bunch of rhubarb...

That's the BEST pick-up line I've EVER heard!

 

[MOXOMUMD]

That's the BEST pick-up line I've EVER heard!

 

[Gabe1]

In my area (as is the case, I believe, for Starbucks around the country now) they replaced some nicer, local pastries, etc., with the LaBoulange items, that are shipped frozen to the stores. (I read that recently, and I regret I do not recall the site for reference here.) IMO, I can get frozen bakery items at the supermarket for much less money; thawed-out frozen items are o.k., but nothing like fresh bakery pastries.

I resent paying a premium price for bakery items that were not baked fresh that day. Also, there's something about the display of these items in the glass case that looks so cookie-cutter and boring. (Side note: I'm sure, the actual LaBoulange bakery (wherever that's located) probably has delicious items, freshly-made, "same day" and available to their own local community.)

Now, for a chuckle: In my area, we have a few locations with Starbucks and Dunks, side-by-side. I go into Starbucks for coffee, and then walk over to Dunkies for pastry! (Dunks in my area has an in-state bakery that ships fresh to the stores, daily.)

That is why I get annoyed with those who ooh'd and ahhh'd over Starbuck's Bakery comparing it too the Main St. Bakery items of yesteryear. I just wanted to stay stop please, I just thought it instead.

 

[Wrangler-Rick]

Yes. Yes you are going to die. Not because of the bug, but just because everyone eventually dies from something.

How true!!! So in case anyone is interested: The average person inadvertently consumes almost two pounds of bugs each year. Yum!

 

[MOXOMUMD]

How true!!! So in case anyone is interested: The average person inadvertently consumes almost two pounds of bugs each year. Yum!

Eww. I see the bugs Josh Gates has eaten on Destination Truth and that is just gross.

 

[MinnieM123]

Someone plowed over a coyote not far from my house a few weeks ago. Thank goodness the county road kill crew cleaned it up. It was "fragrant".

Your post reminded me about the number of animals that end up as road kill. For example, I know that in Maine, the state will accept bear, deer, and moose (provided the meat is not damaged). They then donate the meat to food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters, and that's a thoughtful way of dealing with the situation. (I don't know how they handle coyotes or other animal road kill, though; maybe it's the same as in your area.)

 

[acishere]

That's the BEST pick-up line I've EVER heard!

@MOXOMUMD has a little black book full of guy's numbers thanks to that line.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

@MOXOMUMD has a little black book full of guy's numbers thanks to that line.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Your post reminded me about the number of animals that end up as road kill. For example, I know that in Maine, the state will accept bear, deer, and moose (provided the meat is not damaged). They then donate the meat to food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters, and that's a thoughtful way of dealing with the situation. (I don't know how they handle coyotes or other animal road kill though; maybe it's the same as in your area.)

We have that during deer season. Our local butcher will accept any freshkill, process them for free and donate them to the local food bank. They do a good business of it. We've been there some weekends and seen a half dozen or so hanging on the delivery dock. During certain weeks of fishing season they'll process any catch and donate it.