Gentlemen, I agree that Brittany Spears needs help, and I for one honestly hope she gets it and that the help she would get would put her on the "right track" where she belongs. There was a time when I thought I was depressed, and all I needed was a competant therapist to help me sort things out. I was taking life much too seriously and I was not being good to myself. Furthermore, I had a crush on a young lady who was married to someone else, and I finally realized that if I really loved her, I would allow her the freedom to be just a good friend and nothing more than that. Until I had made this decision, I was absolutely miserable with life and was constantly having crying spells. Because I saught counseling and because I changed my attitude toward "Linda", she remains one of my dearest and closest friends.
I've got the coffee brewing, the grille is hot and I am ready to start pouring pancake batter. And I have mixed a fresh batch of orange juice. I am going to throw some french toast on the grille too. The maple syrup is hot and ready for pouring, and there is lots of butter here.
Ray
Q - just for today, I am going to reassign the Midwest back to you and Joe and the rest in that area. We didn't have a speck of snow, the temps are cold, but the wind is down, so since the radio sez the Midwest is making a scraping sound - I will relinquish it to you for today only.
Tomorrow we are back to the True Midwest!
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
germanium wrote: I see all the regulars are still here. Nice to be back, hope you are all well !!Dennis (Germanium)
I see all the regulars are still here. Nice to be back, hope you are all well !!
Dennis (Germanium)
Good Friday morning, to all! Mike, Joe works Sunday thru Thursday. That's why he refers to Thursday as his Friday, because that's the last day he works: Friday and Saturday are his weekends away from work.
Coffee, tea, cider, hot chocolate and juice are ready, and waitin' to be poured! On the warmer bar this morning: along with the regular Friday doughnuts, bagels, bear claws and danish, we have muffins, turkey bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, scrambled eggs and hash browns.
Mookie, I've got your mug and eating utensils down off the shelf, and ready to fill for you, when you give me your breakfast order!!
Have a great morning, everyone, and take care and stay safe and warm!!
JoeKoh wrote: "at least its friday."stay safejoe
"at least its friday."
stay safe
joe
I know Ohio is a different time zone but I guess I didn't remember it being a whole day ahead. Or am I missing some joke?
germanium wrote: CW,Thanks, nice to be welcomed back, and to see you running the show.All the best,Dennis (Germanium)
CW,
Thanks, nice to be welcomed back, and to see you running the show.
All the best,
Mike
.....Amen. She's beat down to the bottom now. Now it is essential she gets help.
Quentin
Tom
COAST LINE FOREVER
It is better to dwell in the corner of a roof than to share a house with a contentious woman! (Solomon)
A contentious woman is like a constant dripping! (Solomon)
Good evening everyone. Thanks for the beef stew and cornbread!
We're going to have on and off rain for the next four days. We could use the rain but please, I'd like to see some sunshine for a change!
Mike and Dennis, welcome back! Now, we need to get a few of our other patrons back in here: Nance69, Kozzie, Canadian Kevin, Chad, Mark, Tina, and, of course, our illustrious owner, Jim (JHH). I am sure I'm forgetting a few others, but: COME BACK!!
Joe, got some beef stew and cornbread all ready for you and Lance (if he comes in, that is; need to add his name to above list). Looks like the chili was cleaned up at lunch today; so guess it was a pretty good idea for me to make more beef stew and cornbread today! That's all right: this cook likes to see lots and lots of patrons in here!!
Sure do hope that this winter mess that's going to hit most of us tonight, early tomorrow morning, will lose it's bite, before hitting any of us. At some point, we're supposed to be getting a wintry mix of snow, freezing rain.
Brian, glad to hear that Joanie is doing so well. I don't remember if it was Loritab I was on after I came home; but, I sure felt pretty good while I was on it. (Which was only about three weeks, and he switched me to something else. And I think I threw out the bottles, so can't even look up and see what it was that I was taking. Just know that I had no problem whatsoever, going to sleep (as a matter of fact, my problem was trying to stay awake!)
Take care, everyone and stay warm and as dry as possible tonight.
cw some beef stew and cornbread for supper tonight. I talked with carl and told him the q351 was westbound with up 4994 on the point.he told me he was shoveling his driveway.at least its friday.we'll see what mother nature brings.Mike welcome back and Brian we are glad Joanie is doing better.
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
Ray, I think you "Hit the Nail on the Head" with that one; and to me, that's exactly
what she is.
Q, you're quite right that she needs Serious Help, medical or otherwise.
Techguy, Welcome Back, try not to stay away so long again.
Being Crazy,keeps you from going "INSANE" !! "The light at the end of the tunnel,has been turned off due to budget cuts" NOT AFRAID A Vet., and PROUD OF IT!!
Hello everyone!
It's been a long while since I've visited the forums as I've had a lot of personal things keeping me away. I'm glad to finally be able to be back and hope to contribute again as I did before. All I know it's really great to see a lot of the same familiar names (and faces too!) and I'm looking forward to chatting with you guys and gals!
Sincerely,
Mike Vanlandingham
...Almost anyone knows more about B. Spears than I do, but with all the latest media attention, etc....it sure looks like the girl has dropped over the medical edge and really needs some kind of serious help.
cherokee woman wrote: Going to go take my walk now; and speaking of walking, Brian, how's Joanie doing?!?!
Going to go take my walk now; and speaking of walking, Brian, how's Joanie doing?!?!
Improving day by day. It's been 10 days since the operation now, and she's starting to get brave without the walker- she even ventured down into the basement last night without it (and then made me go up and bring it down). Still taking the Loritabs, though. Can't wait to get her off of those...
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
CANADIANPACIFIC2816 wrote: Mookie wrote: Just a Mookie Musing - sounds like Ms Brittany is in the hospital again. Anyone ever stop to think what her initials are?The end.Mookie, if you could reverse Brittany's initials, they would stand for SPOILED BRAT.Ray
Mookie wrote: Just a Mookie Musing - sounds like Ms Brittany is in the hospital again. Anyone ever stop to think what her initials are?The end.
Just a Mookie Musing - sounds like Ms Brittany is in the hospital again.
Anyone ever stop to think what her initials are?
The end.
Mookie, if you could reverse Brittany's initials, they would stand for SPOILED BRAT.
mudchicken wrote:...ODD, Where I work, Trees and GPS together are not a good thing (and he must have been on the south side of the plane to get a decent fix)....450 MPH trees?...hmmm
...ODD, Where I work, Trees and GPS together are not a good thing (and he must have been on the south side of the plane to get a decent fix)....450 MPH trees?...hmmm
Actually, the GPS satellites do not hang around just the equator, they're all over the place orbitally. As long as he gets a good link to just three satellites (out of 32, IIRC), the receiver will work.
SilverSpike wrote: CNW 6000 wrote:I don't see why not. The satellites it uses are in space after all!Me either! Just never read first hand reports on using a mobile GPS in a airplane as a passenger before! tree68 wrote:It's not a transmitter and probably has less RF emissions than a laptop, so no big deal.Even though the satellites are "up," you're inside a big shield, so you have to hold it right up to the window. We spent most of the trip at 35,200 feet doing about 450 mph. Ah ha! So that is the trick, next to the window! Sounds like big fun watching the GPS map moving and clocking at 450 MPH! Can't wait!
CNW 6000 wrote:I don't see why not. The satellites it uses are in space after all!
Me either! Just never read first hand reports on using a mobile GPS in a airplane as a passenger before!
tree68 wrote:It's not a transmitter and probably has less RF emissions than a laptop, so no big deal.Even though the satellites are "up," you're inside a big shield, so you have to hold it right up to the window. We spent most of the trip at 35,200 feet doing about 450 mph.
Even though the satellites are "up," you're inside a big shield, so you have to hold it right up to the window. We spent most of the trip at 35,200 feet doing about 450 mph.
Ah ha! So that is the trick, next to the window! Sounds like big fun watching the GPS map moving and clocking at 450 MPH! Can't wait!
Mookie, here's what I have to say about her: 1. They need to lock her in a padded room, and throw away the key!! 2. She does not need to see her two little boys at all!! She's way too far out of it, to be any kind of a good influence on them. As far as her initials go, I had never thought that much about it, but you are so right!!!!!!!
I have warmed up the beef stew and chili, and made fresh cornbread for the stew.
Ryan BoudreauxThe Piedmont Division Modeling The Southern Railway, Norfolk & Western & Norfolk Southern in HO during the merger eraCajun Chef Ryan
//groan
Yeah, and I like hearing about her just as much as I like hearing about anything referred to by those initials...
SilverSpike wrote: Hey Tree, that is neat to know about the GPS in the airplane! We are taking one with us on an upcoming trip and I was wondering if it would work 10,000-30,000 feet up!Breakfast looks like another winner CW, thanks! Scrambled eggs, sausage and biscuts sounds like a plan!
Hey Tree, that is neat to know about the GPS in the airplane! We are taking one with us on an upcoming trip and I was wondering if it would work 10,000-30,000 feet up!
Breakfast looks like another winner CW, thanks! Scrambled eggs, sausage and biscuts sounds like a plan!
It's not a transmitter and probably has less RF emissions than a laptop, so no big deal.
Larry Resident Microferroequinologist (at least at my house) Everyone goes home; Safety begins with you My Opinion. Standard Disclaimers Apply. No Expiration Date Come ride the rails with me! There's one thing about humility - the moment you think you've got it, you've lost it...
Dan
Mookie wrote: As soon as I get a home puter, I will drive to the airport and set it up there - save charges on service!
As soon as I get a home puter, I will drive to the airport and set it up there - save charges on service!
Don't count on that working- I've discovered that some airports have Wi-Fi service only if you sign up and pay an hourly rate (coughCINCINNATIcough).
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