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  • Maybe to be fair and balanced Paul would like both Janet and Ann.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • So Paul, from your post at 6:39 above, am I to deduce that you have a thing for manly women? You like em big an strong? OK, the picture is becoming clearer, you wear spandex and like Amazons. Bet you love Ann Coulter.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • I thought emoticons were for sissies. Better make sure Paul approves first.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Knowing Paul, it takes D cell batteries.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • HRQ, notice how Paul has been absent today? I have it on good authority he is tied up right now with some manly women.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • OK Paul, you claim to have January covered. For the sake of common decency I hope you are covered too. How's that punch tasting? Where's that alert button?????
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Sure Marc, but you have to take it with anchovies.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Oh, so you intend to surround yourself with only obsequious bootlickers? But, I am redundant.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Hey, if you get too lonely over here, I'll stop by occasionally to say hi.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Since I don't feel left out over there, I won't be posting on this thread.
    in Son of Thread That Will Never Die Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Warm and sunny in NY too - 65 degrees, drove home with the window open.
    in Computer Clocks Comment by ray a March 2007
  • James Kilpatrick, pundit, court observer, and grammarian says that it is hogwash to use a preposition to end a sentence with. It is nothing more than a dumb rule imposed by stuffy old grammar school English teachers of a bygone era.
    in Computer Clocks Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Marc, get with the program. We hijacked this thread to talk about dogs. Can your dog tell time?
    in Computer Clocks Comment by ray a March 2007
  • That's understandable. Those little yippers must be unbearable when stressed. Our dog is old and just can't handle too much excitement. We won't let her watch Fox News anymore either.
    in Computer Clocks Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Actually, there is one advantage to this time change. We haven't told the dog yet, and we won't let her read the newspapers, so she doesn't know we changed the clocks. She isn't scratching at my door an hour before I want to get up. She's still o…
    in Computer Clocks Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Watch it Frankie Baby... I know people in MO.
    in For those snarky days... Comment by ray a March 2007
  • Yep, that's the kind of dulcimer I have, one with 4 strings, also called a strummed dulcimer. It's hand made by a craftman living in Pittsburgh, PA. It looks like an elongated skinny guitar. Two of the strings are tuned a 5th apart and called dro…
    in Snow Comment by ray a February 2007
  • Well my wife just laughs at me when I talk about cowboy hats - that's not my style. Dulcimers are used for folk music, so probably could be used for country music.
    in Snow Comment by ray a February 2007
  • I think their plan is to find a place in Tempe. They'll be staying temporarily in Paradise Valley area. Last 2 times I was out there I threatened to buy a cowboy hat and wear it...
    in Snow Comment by ray a February 2007
  • HRQ, my daughter and her two young kids are flying to Phoenix today to join her husband who drove out last week. He has a couple job offers and leads on apartments. Looks like the wife and me will be flying out for vacation this summer.
    in Snow Comment by ray a February 2007
  • Well, the older the wife gets, the less she wants to shovel, so I guess I'm stuck doing it this afternoon.
    in Snow Comment by ray a February 2007
  • [font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 02-14-07 AT 01:03PM (CST)[/font][br][br]Uh, Irie.... our snow came from Ohio. Why didn't you keep it? My son lives in Columbus and he had 5" last night with ice on top of it. He said everything was cl…
    in Snow Comment by ray a February 2007
  • Hey, I used to like ABBA... and I wore white belts and platform shoes, too. Sideburns down to there.
    in American Idol Comment by ray a March 2007
  • That was an easy call. The guys don't stand a chance unless they improve dramatically real fast.
    in American Idol Comment by ray a February 2007
  • Last night was the first prelim program I watched all the way through... it was a waste of time, because the judges just played head games with all the contestants. It became so obvious after about the third time. I'll be watching next week.
    in American Idol Comment by ray a February 2007
  • I enjoy it too, well at least I will when the real competition starts. These tryouts are just meant to titillate and provide controversy. When all those who made it past these local auditions get to Hollywood, it will get much more interesting -…
    in American Idol Comment by ray a February 2007
  • OK, but what if one is a Dallas Cowboys fan?
    in Superbowl Loyalty Comment by ray a February 2007
  • WT, I remember seeing you around here for a long time, but you just didn't post that often. I just did a search and see you had posts dating back to 2002 - that was a year before I joined up. I hope you enjoy your retirement and that it lasts a …
    in Goodbye Comment by ray a January 2007
  • Hey, we don't have any backup singers yet... you can fill that role. Just remember, they tend to be eye candy too.
    in For Yorkshire Pudding and the Cheese Movers Comment by ray a January 2007
  • Would you like some Freedom Fries with that baloney sandwich?
    in French military victories Comment by ray a January 2007