JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Well darn, I wish I'd seen THAT backsplash before I went to the trouble and expense of installing my new one.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
And the pig tails.Love the pants suit!
catmom46
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NYwdwfan
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Someone that owned my house before me used an old wallpaper book to wallpaper the stairs down to the basement - I'm pretty sure that backsplash matches one of the wallpapers.
unkadug
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Is today the day?
http://istodaythedaymartymcflyarriveswhenhetravelstothefuture.com/
be sure to click on the video!!!!
http://istodaythedaymartymcflyarriveswhenhetravelstothefuture.com/
be sure to click on the video!!!!
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acishere
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Is anyone else having issues with their self lacing Nikes? Mine aren't doing anything. I guess I better just lace them myself and jump on my hover board to get to work.
Wait, what the heck are these wheels doing on my hover board?!
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Pepsi came out with a limited addition version container like the one that Marty orders in the diner. My friend bought one on ebay. haha
NYwdwfan
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Even as a baseball fan I found this funny
The message on the main page when you hover over the picture was:
"The thrower started hitting the bats too much, so the king of the game told him to leave and brought out another thrower from thrower jail."
It always makes me laugh that there is no thrower jail at Wrigley Field.
The thrower jail at Citizen's Bank park has 2 levels - and as the story goes - Billy Wagner was the closer when they were building the place and when he saw how close the second level (which was supposed to be for the Phillies) was to the fans he made them change that to the visitor's bullpen.
Here's a visual for those not familiar:
I flew my DeLorean to work.
NYwdwfan
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I don't think I ever shared this story but I'm feeling nostalgic so here you go:
I started watching baseball in 1984 when I was 11. My daughter is 11 and has been watching a lot of games with us these past 2 seasons so that's pretty special to me. Anyway, my grandmother - who was just awesome - used to come spend summers with us after my grandpa passed away and she was a rabid Mets fan so I would sit with her while she was watching and she taught me the game. I used to sit with her and score the games and somewhere have a collection of the paper scorecards. Anyway, in 1986, during the World Series, I had some sort of flu or something. Game 6 I had a really high fever and was laying on the couch, miserable. My parents had somewhere to be that night (and my sister was at college), so they left me home, on the couch, to watch the game myself. My dad knew I wasn't going to be able to stay awake with a fever and all, so he stuck a tape in the VCR before they left - just in case. Well my parents came home and woke me up and my dad asked if I saw the game. I replied that I fell asleep and asked if they won. He just told me I had to watch the game. So he rewound the tape to around the 8th inning and made me watch. I remember crying - hysterically - telling him he was the meanest person ever for making me watch them lose. And...well...you know the rest...no need to go into details there as others her have a decidedly different emotion tied to that game. The only day I can ever remember my parents letting me skip school when I wasn't sick was when my dad took me to the ticker tape parade down the canyon of heroes in Manhattan.
That's all. I've been thinking about all that a lot the past few weeks and I just needed to share it.
I started watching baseball in 1984 when I was 11. My daughter is 11 and has been watching a lot of games with us these past 2 seasons so that's pretty special to me. Anyway, my grandmother - who was just awesome - used to come spend summers with us after my grandpa passed away and she was a rabid Mets fan so I would sit with her while she was watching and she taught me the game. I used to sit with her and score the games and somewhere have a collection of the paper scorecards. Anyway, in 1986, during the World Series, I had some sort of flu or something. Game 6 I had a really high fever and was laying on the couch, miserable. My parents had somewhere to be that night (and my sister was at college), so they left me home, on the couch, to watch the game myself. My dad knew I wasn't going to be able to stay awake with a fever and all, so he stuck a tape in the VCR before they left - just in case. Well my parents came home and woke me up and my dad asked if I saw the game. I replied that I fell asleep and asked if they won. He just told me I had to watch the game. So he rewound the tape to around the 8th inning and made me watch. I remember crying - hysterically - telling him he was the meanest person ever for making me watch them lose. And...well...you know the rest...no need to go into details there as others her have a decidedly different emotion tied to that game. The only day I can ever remember my parents letting me skip school when I wasn't sick was when my dad took me to the ticker tape parade down the canyon of heroes in Manhattan.
That's all. I've been thinking about all that a lot the past few weeks and I just needed to share it.
acishere
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I'd make this my costume for this year, but walking around a party or bar with the board would probably be a pain.
trr1
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Medical Assistants Recognition Day – On Wednesday of Third Full Week in October
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Love!Even as a baseball fan I found this funny
The message on the main page when you hover over the picture was:
"The thrower started hitting the bats too much, so the king of the game told him to leave and brought out another thrower from thrower jail."
Reminds me of the Flula video I posted.
"Now we sing a song about popcorn."
NYwdwfan
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.Pretty sure that's just you...
NYwdwfan
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No. Not at all. A person's personal style preference is nobody's business but their own.
I change into more comfortable clothes. And by that I mean I change out of jeans, or whatever I'm wearing into shorts or sweatpants.