just ignore and let this one die

@Pep-- I saw what you did. . .hehe

Your sympathy is obviously insincere, and as such is unwanted and wasted.

Please state your qualifications as a Long Distance Textually Orientated Psychologist or STFU.

Pep (Some people here know something about the real me, but you aren't one of them and you are not even close;you obviously have a very limited exposure to non-GOBs and the monodimensional nature of semi-Mexicans is not a good model upon which to assess more complex personalities.)

I do lots of things that some people see and some don't.

Pep (In fact, lots of people see things that I haven't even done, but they have heard that I have done from a friend of a friend, so it must be true, mustn't it! )

Thanks for enshrining my comment for posterity.

Pep (You'll be getting a visit from the "Don't Quote Pep" Enforcement Committee of the Non-Existent Clique very soon, of course. )

More or less, since we seem to have a hole in the forum.

ummmm. . .yea, maybe I had too much to drink.

I came home early for a few minutes but my kitty was gone.

She was not in her cage, not in the living-room, not out in the garden.

Then I found her. She was in the bed!
Poor kitty had a headache from all the blowing dust out here today.

Pep's made a typo!!!!!!!

I need to lie down.

Would you consider saving your assessments for those who ask for them? This approach is recommended by at least some (possibly self-styled) experts on civilized behavior.



Sorry to be so argumentative but this guy looks to me as if he could easily be quite young. (Of course more and more people seem that way to me.) But I think wealth would be more of a prerequisite than age. (Of course that does come to some people only as they get old.)



I agree too. Um... I have to go down to the Cheesecake Factory now...brb.



Another thing we have in common - my son is pretty cool too.
I long for the day when pilots can soar into the sky over the ocean for the sheer joy of it without having to be prepared to fight to the death. Meanwhile I honor all the members of Brenda's and everyone's family who risk their lives to serve.



Great pic in every way. I always thought you had a big heart, Brann.



Have you ever played Risk? I think it helps kids to understand what makes our rulers tick.

I so love your place- how rich it is - very beautiful.

It is beautiful but that's not what brings tears to my eyes. I know some forest fires are natural and beneficial but those deer... so poignant.



I always see a lot of emotion in Lexxi's pictures. I think her face is subtly different in every one. Possibly it is other elements of the scene that cause me to see her that way.



Feel much better very soon, Elora and good luck with getting the router situation sorted out.



Lol. (I read everything.)



Lol, Amara. Is this a Florida thing?

Mmmm, I know what you mean.

Pep (I weep tears of joy over roast venison. )

Welcome Samiam.



Since you asked, this is the give-away box.

Well, it wasn't exactly "bad" news either since there will be a much improved garden in the future. I didn't want to sound doom and gloom about it being it's virtual and can be recreated. He'll now have a lot more space (and prims!) to indulge himself, and that, is a very good thing

Last Day Dream: http://vimeo.com/4155700

Huh?

Yay!

i'm a bit curious as well, but i'm going to go ahead and place my small wager on the possibility of it being a Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick) thing.

i want my ante back...


The Return of a Rare Bird: The Flamingo Guitar

The five-necked instrument sports an electric guitar, banjo, classical guitar and mandolin as well as a flamingo neck and head to demonstrate the versatility of the Bird of Paradise Capo. This "truly mutant" instrument is fully playable.

Commissioned by John Wiesenthal, president of Digital Revolution, Inc., the flamingo guitar was built by luthier, Bernard Lehmann , of Rochester New York. "This Flamingo Guitar pokes fun but is also a real thing of beauty. Bernie is a master guitar maker. Several of my friends play Lehmann guitars and I always wanted to have one in my collection," said Wiesenthal. "The problem is that whenever I go to Bernie's shop, we can never get any work done because we end up in tears laughing." In addition to his serious classical, acoustics and lutes, Lehmann has created several hilarious instruments: two dreadnought guitars joined by one neck; a water-powered electric guitar; a guitar that is part telephone with a dial in the sound-hole (for the musician with a message) and now, the Flamingo Guitar.

Because someone was deleting posts, a couple of us got 88888.

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*waves to Kaimi*

Elora's description of her breakfast sandwich sounded tasty, and I was commenting on the fact that Elora was able to use a neighbor's (with his permission) unsecured (i.e., there is no password required) wireless network to get to the internet. I'm always amazed to find that people do not put a password on their home wireless internet connection.



EDIT: LOL...I hadn't noticed the "88,888" post, and that's why you were saying "huh?" . Sheesh, I'm such a goof.

Sorry all, been offline since last night. Stupid cable modem lost all its smoke.

*huggles everyone tightly* Way too much grumpy in here!

What color is your hair?