Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[JenniferS]

I retract. I thought it was the torch one in the backyard. Sorry Son#1.

I once joked with my SIL that if I killed Son #2, there wouldn't be a single jury in the world that would convict me.

SIL: How do you figure?
Me (jerking my thumb in the direction of Son #1): 'Cause all I have to do is bring him to Court, and point out that he's the good one.

Slam dunk acquittal, I'm telling you!

 

[acishere]

I once joked with my SIL that if I killed Son #2, there wouldn't be a single jury in the world that would convict me.

SIL: How do you figure?
Me (jerking my thumb in the direction of Son #1): 'Cause all I have to do is bring him to Court, and point out that he's the good one.

Slam dunk acquittal, I'm telling you!

I feel like if we were all called in as character witnesses you would be at least able to plead insanity.

 

[englanddg]

This is going too far.

 

[JenniferS]

Yeah, but at least they have a story to tell.
I had the most unimaginative, unromantic proposal ever.
And technically, I never said yes.

He proposed and presented the ring in the bathroom as I was getting ready for our engagement dinner, at a fancy restaurant with my parents. In the living room, the dog knocked over the ironing board and iron, and I went running out of the bathroom to make sure she was okay.

That's what happens when you date for more than 6 1/2 years (without living together) before getting engaged.

We are still very unromantic.
Very loving, very kind, very passionate; but not the flowers and poetry kind of couple.

 

[JenniferS]

This is going too far.

Really? This is your line in the sand?

 

[JenniferS]

I have literally spent 18 of the past 24 hours playing Farmville 2.

Now that I have finally simmered down from last night, I have uninstalled it, without ever having linked it to Facebook or Game Centre. Hopefully it's gone for good.

I can't be a full time Sageteer and a full time farmer simultaneously.

 

[acishere]

I have literally spent 18 of the past 24 hours playing Farmville 2.

Now that I have finally simmered down from last night, I have uninstalled it, without ever having linked it to Facebook or Game Centre. Hopefully it's gone for good.

I can't be a full time Sageteer and a full time farmer simultaneously.

You hopefully know which is more important.

 

[englanddg]

@Zweiland

 

[acishere]

Affluenza relative strikes again!

 

[Cesar R M]

View attachment 60707 Welcome to central Illinois

 

[Cesar R M]

View attachment 60710 View attachment 60709 Illinois. We are all about the corn.

until monsanto settled in and is keen on world domination.

 

[Cesar R M]

http://anotherquiz.com/how-well-do-you-know-us.-politics-/index.html

Speaking of errors this quiz misspelled "Constitution" and technically there's no correct answer on question 14. Otherwise it's a pretty good test of basic facts about U.S. politics.

got 8. Pretty sure I got wrong the dates of when washington was considered capital(DC) and the questions regarding certain states.

 

[MinnieM123]

Yes, watching the Sharknadothon...

I watched both movies too! Neither one of them had any intellectual or social redeeming value.
I loved them!

There were so many laugh-out-loud moments. Now I know why @PUSH and all you guys love these two silly movies. Yep, count me in, as a new Sharknado groupie!!

Will there be a Sharknado 3?!

 

[MinnieM123]

View attachment 60718

And just imagine, MOXOMUMD . . . Wrangler-Rick gets to see pretty horses like these every day at his home.

(The view out the window this morning for me was a squirrel . . . not quite the same effect, I don't think.)

 

[MinnieM123]

Until the hurricanes come cl


Ha! I get that. I had to leave the Airline I worked for after a winter of blizzards and having to stay with kids overnight for 4 nights in the airport hotel 'cause they were stranded unaccompanied in Chicago. I was so done with people yelling at me cause their flights were cancelled and we could not even see half the wheels on the snow covered airplanes. Yeah yelling at me was going to make the snow go away.

My Sis between College Graduation and the start of Law School in the fall took a job at McDonalds. She lasted 4 hour of her 6 hour shift.

Working with the public is an "experience" . . .

Having worked a number of jobs that were "front line" with the public, I honestly believe that everyone should have a job like that, just once. If you ever want to see how dysfunctional people behave (and that's a larger percentage of the population than one would think), there is no better "education" than to witness it first-hand!!

 

[Lucky]

got 8. Pretty sure I got wrong the dates of when washington was considered capital(DC).

They were looking for 1790 as the year when it became the capital. But that's just the year the decision was made to build a new capital city there. It was 10 more years before the government moved there.

 

[Goofyernmost]

They were looking for 1790 as the year when it became the capital. But that's just the year the decision was made to build a new capital city there. It was 10 more years before the government moved there.

What a nerd! Just kidding... couldn't help myself.

 

[Lucky]

What a nerd! Just kidding... couldn't help myself.

Politics and history nerds are a dime a dozen in this part of the country. On a lot of other topics quizzes could be full of mistakes and I wouldn't know the difference.

 

[unkadug]

http://anotherquiz.com/how-well-do-you-know-us.-politics-/index.html

Speaking of errors this quiz misspelled "Constitution" and technically there's no correct answer on question 14. Otherwise it's a pretty good test of basic facts about U.S. politics.

I got 9 correct

 

[Gabe1]

Yeah, but at least they have a story to tell.
I had the most unimaginative, unromantic proposal ever.
And technically, I never said yes.

He proposed and presented the ring in the bathroom as I was getting ready for our engagement dinner, at a fancy restaurant with my parents. In the living room, the dog knocked over the ironing board and iron, and I went running out of the bathroom to make sure she was okay.

That's what happens when you date for more than 6 1/2 years (without living together) before getting engaged.

We are still very unromantic.
Very loving, very kind, very passionate; but not the flowers and poetry kind of couple.

Yeah, I have a theory about that, thinking that is why your type of a marriage are the ones that last.

There are so many outside examples in romance novels along with TV and movies that portray a different type of marriage, too many people believing that life can sustain that type of day to day fiction. I've always told my kids that at least the first 6 months the person you are dating isn't likely the real person. On best behavior. Next six months some of the real person tends to leak out. The longer ya date the greater the chances are that you know the 'real' person you are going to marry.