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Good Luck with your goals. You can actually do 'em too if you just keep at 'em.
[quote] I feel like a blob though!lol! And today I had my breastes (yes, I said breastes, squished so hard I'm still smarting from the experience! Yuck!) Was that TMI? No way, read it or leave it! [/quote] Naw. You can tell me all about your breast any time, Donna! [e digicons]B)[/e] (Happy New Year! [e digicons]:)[/e] )
[quote]Okay Roy, now how in the hell do you embed a youtube video?[/quote] very carefully! [e classic]:lol:[/e] (I'll send you a step-by-step how to via JU message later) [quote]While the start of the year seems like a good time to do something about changing bad habits, it really should be when a person feels most capable.[/quote] I agree with Maso. You quit or change when YOU are ready. No person or no amount of preaching or no da
[quote]For instance he said, "If I work 5 hours a day, all I get is $18 a month."[/quote] He's lucky. In Texas prisons he would work 40 hours a week and get nothing - except maybe good time credits and maybe some slightly better living conditions,
We slept through the New Years but knew when it arrived when we were awakened by the sound of fireworks going off in the neighborhood. Anyway, I hope you and Chris have a prosperous and Happy 2009.
I did what they call a "tempo" run today, Maso. I was supposed to run 6 miles at around a 9:15 pace with 1 mile each of warm up/cool down for a total of 8 miles but...I dunno. Instead I did 4 miles 9:15 and four miles at around a 10:20 pace -I faded BAD. It was exceptionally warm here today plus I ran less than 2 hours after a kinda big lunch so I'm gonna blame it on that! (at least I got my 8 miles in, lol!)
[quote]I would love to work from home too. Now I'm thinking I might start my own cleaning business[/quote] I'm sure you could! But...you just may have to run it by hand! [e classic]:P[/e]
[quote]but eventually new blood will pour in, even if we have to bleed it ourselves[/quote] Bwahahahaha! [quote]I am with you on this one, mate, although there are still a few of us posting irregularly (me included, I think). [/quote] I miss a lot of the old, weird freakadelic stuff Maso. Like, remember this guy (for example)? There were many others as well.
[quote]Now that's a picture to hang on the fridge. [/quote] Damn straight. More cushion for your pushin' displayed there. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote]If he gets past his entitlement attitude he’ll really be rockin.[/quote] You know, it took me a long time to finally get through my thick, stupid head that NOBODY owed me a damn thing. Nobody or no thing, and not God or the Universe or Karma what have you. Heh, and once I did get that through my thick, stupid head I found freedom! I hope your brother does the same. (2008 was a great year for me -but I think it was in a large part becaus
[quote]JU is a bit conservative. [/quote] That ain't no shit. But I think you're gonna be a breath of fresh air. [e classic]:)[/e]
[quote]You may have prompted me to stay once again. Damn you, Joe. Keep writing.[/quote] You just tossed gas on the fire, you know that SC? [quote] I think our resolution will be to pump up the volume.[/quote] Let's do it Kelly! [quote]Here is hoping the electic/cool/raunchy/goofy/weird people come back soon.[/quote] speaking of which: what's Chris up to these days? [e classic]:lol:[/e]
Golly, you're not even really dead yet and just look at all the flowers people are already leaving! [e classic]:lol:[/e]
[quote]I think I a going to enjoy reading your blog...in my story Little Red Riding Hood actually has a plan, she has three little piggies hiding behind the trees waiting for the wolf to come follow her, she doesn't have a gun but a strap on...her and the piggies have their way with the Big Bad Wolf ....lol[/quote] I hope you stay. Fun bloggers are gettin' rare as hen's teeth 'round here.[e classic];)[/e]
[quote]Any thoughts on 2009?[/quote] Gotta remember to eat my black-eyed peas today... [e classic];P[/e]
...Now that's more like it. (Re: http://roylevosh.joeuser.com/article/335034/Beam_me_up_Scotty ) Welcome to JU! [e digicons]:)[/e]
Funny thing this post just made me realize. A good man will see (whether correctly or incorrectly) from time to time and it will bring him low. But a lowlife, a real sorry motherfucker, that the world really WOULD NOT miss and indeed would be way better off without never gives such an idea as "being missed" the slightest passing thought notion and goes about his daily business. YOU are a good man, Mason.
BEAM ME UP SCOTTY! THERE’S NO INTELLIGENT LIFE HERE …says the old bumper sticker. But maybe, hmmm, maybe what the <em style="mso-bidi-font-style
[quote]Outstanding! Oh and the story was cute too. [/quote] Glad you liked the video. [quote]I wouldn't mind working from home. Something easy that was very profitable ... and legal.[/quote] that ain't no shit! [quote]Run by hand. Never heard it, but love it![/quote] Really? That one's old as grandma's titty and twice as dusty.
Eh, I'm not much of a football fan Elie (even though I played it in high school -of course EVERYBODY plays football in high school in Texas). But I did get to go see a Cowboy game once when Roger Stabauch, Tom Landry, and Tony Dorsett were there! Heh, that's been awhile... [e classic]:-|[/e]
Screwing with people can be fun, eh? Going by the title I thought you had looked into that realdoll thing... [e classic]:P[/e]
I've always thought 1967's In Cold Blood was incredibly sad. I guess because it was true.
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