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Eric1955
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I like Nevermind the Buzzcocks too. I saw that QI is now on BBC America. It sure took long enough. Got commercials though.
I wish we had our own version of BBC here. PBS certainly ain't it.
StarWarsGirl
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Oh, I'm already sick. I've had a cold that's now affecting my asthma. Been on nebulizer treatments and oral steroids. Probably need antibiotics; I'll call my doctor tomorrow and get the okay to start on them. Since I'll be snowed in.I wish there was a "not like" button. Try and stay warm, I hope you don't get sick from all that.
We called another towing service. They'll be here in 25 minutes
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I remember a lot of tuna sandwiches and sliced cheddar cheese sandwiches in my school sack lunches.
I never had Tuna until I was well into adulthood. Never had a cheese sandwich either, unless it was grilled cheese at home. We only could stay at school for lunch if it was bitter cold, I lived a mile away and my Mom when I was young did not drive. So I walked or rode my bike. We had indoor bike racks down a ramp into the basement of the school. But a Mile going, 2 miles round trip at lunch and a mile home. Reason why we kids were all skinny.
By the time we'd get home at lunch we'd eat and turn around and go back. If the weather was wet or snowy my Mom and neighbor Moms would give us all lunch money and we'd go to the Plush Pup or to the Coffee House for lunch which was right across the busy road from our elementary school. By Junior High we could stay for lunch and there was hot lunch available which I did in both Jr & High School. By then my Mom was back teaching 2 towns over and it was easier to just give us money. As soon as my kids hit high school they got lunch money for the week too, that was the first time lunch could be purchased at school for my kids. While our middle school here has a cafeteria it was never functional while my kids were in the system, just not enough kids in district to cover the costs I was told.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I'm behind a couple of pages, but I'm calling it now ....Remember, Fred Flintstone never needed a battery to run his car.
POST OF THE DAY!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I'm an orphan
and Bro #2 has declared the rest of us dead to him.I'll take any and all wanna-be relatives who are willing to join this bat-ship crazy family.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
As long as it's not me.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Ditto.
MOXOMUMD
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My mom's family were Dutch immigrants that settled in Virginia in the early 1800s. They eventually made their way to Texas until the Depression hit and they moved north looking for jobs which brought them to NE Ohio.
My dad's family were Scots-Irish immigrants that came over in the 1840s and settled in West Virginia Appalachia. After serving in WWII the men were offered jobs working in steel mills instead of coal mines so they moved to NE Ohio.
Dad met mom in '57 at a drive-in restaurant where her best friend was a carhop.
That's my history.
Eric1955
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Good thing we Canadians do not have any oddly spelled words.
Cesar R M
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that would be a very funny counter.My dad keeps saying what a nice car it is and how he would be willing to drive it (he actually did over the weekend). Next time he says it, I'll tell him that since it's such a nice car, he can drive it and I'll take the Lacrosse.
I wonder if he would back out.
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Cesar R M
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not an episode, its the first movie.
after the first series sort of tanked.. they made 3 movies after.
the first was VERY popular.
big pass..
Eric1955
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I always want to spell color colour. I think you Canadians get that one right. And the pronunciation of z.
That is gud, bekuz if yu did we wud not no what yu ar talking aboot!
Cesar R M
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well, I survived Alaska.
The coldest was definitively Tracy's Arm.
I survived with the appropriate clothing.
but it was never below 0Celsius.
When the gigantic snow day happened in calgary, it was -10 I think. (record snow levels or so they said)
but I never went outside, I was inside the airport all the time.
ayup.. record snows on the day I was supposed to return.There's freezing weather in Calgary in Sept??????????????????????????????????
thanks god only minor delays.
Goofyernmost
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You do have them, but, I'm not sure if they are oddly spelled words or words spelled by the odd! They are colourful though, eh!
There were a lot of public places that still had outhouses right up into the early 1960's.
Southern New England. Northern New England had more culture.No, it's a New England thing!!
Foolishly, we called them drinking fountains. Just shows you how little we knew.
Eric1955
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That is gud, bekuz if yu did we wud not no what yu ar talking aboot!
Never heard aboot but heard lots of a-boat.