Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[MOXOMUMD]

She is going for the long cruise on the Carnival Breeze, a newer ship. My son went aboard it last year for 9 days.

http://www.carnival.com/cms/fun/ships/carnival_breeze/

Our rooms are on Lido deck near the pool.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

42 days until Halloween.

 

[Cesar R M]

She is going for the long cruise on the Carnival Breeze, a newer ship. My son went aboard it last year for 9 days.

http://www.carnival.com/cms/fun/ships/carnival_breeze/

Speaking of new ships. A close friend of our family and of my sister... paid a huge chunk of money for her and her family to get to the new Quantum of the Seas cruise ship.

ENVY!
The new ship looks fantastic!

 

[Cesar R M]

Today's wake-up picture

reminds me of this famous and adorable tiny corgi jump!

so cute!

 

[Gabe1]

This is my first foray into this thread. Free for all thread or?

Welcome!

 

[JenniferS]

• September 19: National Butterscotch Pudding Day

Of all the puddings, butterscotch is by far my favourite!

 

[JenniferS]

When I went to beer school they gave us three beer samples and a finger food that enhanced their flavor: a strawberry, diced gouda and a Dove chocolate.

Beer school?
Was @donaldtoo the professor?

 

[Gabe1]

When I went to beer school they gave us three beer samples and a finger food that enhanced their flavor: a strawberry, diced gouda and a Dove chocolate.

Really, just like wine tasting/pairing.

I love wine pairing fundraisers. Unfortunately I never make it through all those tastings, I would fall down.

 

[JenniferS]

EDIT: I need to stop drinking those quadruple shot espressos I the morning like I did before I wrote the below post.

One thing people don't know about me (and I'm revealing right now) is that I can see the future. Not all the time. I can't do it on demand (i.e. all these people out there claiming to be psychics are fakes). Just at times (very, very rarely), I get an epiphany (either awake or in a dream) of a future event. These are unlike creative visions which require imagination (I get those too) but are experienced like memories are sometimes in that you get this sense you were actually there. They are best described as "memories" but in the future tense. I know this is difficult to understand (I've been trying to understand it most of my life and still don't really understand it). I have a theory why it happens but it won't be understood until mainstream science takes it seriously and studies it fully. There have been some very basic science done that basically says future events can influence the present but the study did not explore any theory as to how it can happen. I'll spare everyone what my theory is as it can get very long winded and requires a discussion about Quantum Mechanics and the true nature of the Universe. Way too deep of a subject for here...

Any way, I brought this up to share my latest prediction. 2015 will be known as the year the "future came and gone." That will be a key phrase people (historians?) will say when they reflect on the year that was 2015. Don't expect this phrase to be used as soon as 2015 ends. It could be some time after 2015, maybe years after. It will be used similarly to how today we look back at how people were dressed during the 70's and 80's and say "what we're we thinking?"

Peter, most of us love you, you know that.

Sometimes you are insightful.
Sometimes you are a little "out there".
And sometimes, like today, you are bat-ship crazy!

No more quadruple espresso shots for you.

 

[JenniferS]

This is my first foray into this thread. Free for all thread or?

Free for all. Jump right in.

 

[Gabe1]

Of all the puddings, butterscotch is by far my favourite!

I have a great big hate of all things Butterscotch, second only to Wintergreen in that LifeSavers realm of flavors.

 

[Gabe1]

No more quadruple espresso shots for you.

You needed to add that quote atop the Soup Nazi image.

@PeterAlt Time to get out on a bicycle and ride about 20-30 miles my friend.

 

[Gabe1]

reminds me of this famous and adorable tiny corgi jump!

so cute!

That corgi has some pretty good form, back legs point, front extended, just needs a bit more height and distance. (Warming up for the Aquatic Olympic TV judging)

 

[FutureCEO]

I was born in the wrong country. Can someone help me?


The most recent example was an interview today: I said motorways instead of highways. It's called highways in the states. The word motorway is nonexistent.

 

[PeterAlt]

You needed to add that quote atop the Soup Nazi image.

@PeterAlt Time to get out on a bicycle and ride about 20-30 miles my friend.

Grudgingly liking this... Grr

 

[PeterAlt]

I was born in the wrong country. Can someone help me?


The most recent example was an interview today: I said motorways instead of highways. It's called highways in the states. The word motorway is nonexistent.

Freeways in California... Parkways in New York...

 

[PeterAlt]

Peter, most of us love you, you know that.

Sometimes you are insightful.
Sometimes you are a little "out there".
And sometimes, like today, you are bat-ship crazy!

No more quadruple espresso shots for you.

Lol. I love it!

P.s. "Most"? (Don't answer that)

EDIT - Even I notice this. That's why I find it so funny because I'm actually serious when I write it and later I'll be like "I wrote that? Wow, that's hilarious!"

 

[JenniferS]

I was born in the wrong country. Can someone help me?


The most recent example was an interview today: I said motorways instead of highways. It's called highways in the states. The word motorway is nonexistent.

Motorway is a British saying, I would assume.
As a Canadian, I recognize the word.

 

[trr1]

Shiver me timbers, it be International Talk Like A Pirate Day.

 

[FutureCEO]

Motorway is a British saying, I would assume.
As a Canadian, I recognize the word.

Yep. Probably other countries too. For some reason I fell in love with Europe in college and I would love to live there even though I have never been. Canada is nice too. An old world vibe in Quebec and Montreal. I don't know about the West.

I love history and the USA has only 400 years worth (that we know of). And no, Columbus didn't not discover us.