[quote]I don['t give a damn which way my man leaves the seat after he's done, as long as he's consistent.[/quote] I can see where consistency would be a good quality in this particular area. But then...that would take away from all the fun! [quote] I have not yet won a single round.[/quote] ...and Man never, ever will. [e classic]:-|[/e]
[quote]Fuck you twice.[/quote] is that kinda like sloppy seconds? I'LL TAKE 'EM! [e classic];)[/e] [quote]Fuck you three times... Bastard... Oh, waiting a minute; I've always got to take it too far, don't I? Okay, I'll take back the 'bastard' bit.[/quote] The bastard really makes it a compliment! I wanna keep it! [e classic]:lol:[/e]
Old biker proverb (and I'm sure it would be a good one for truckers too): sometimes the fastest way to get there is to stop for the night. And I keep hearing the same thing in a kinda-sorta way in the running community too -that rest is just as, if not more than, important than the leg work. Heh, so I guess the Good Lord knew what he was doing when he advised to rest one day in seven. So enjoy the rest, take a deep breath, and let what you can't fix today go.
...from a conversation between Carl Sagan and the Dali Lama: Sagan asked the Dalai Lama about his beliefs in God and what he as a Buddhist would do if a discovery in science conflicted with Buddhist doctrine. The Dalai Lama replied that... "If through thorough investigation things become clear, only then is it time to accept and believe," he said. So in other words, although the pen is mightier than the sword, the pencil is mightier than the pen. One has to c
Wow, I am humbled by the high praise! (ESPECIALLY the "fuck you." There's nothing like a well said and in proper context fuck you to show someone they are accepted and appreciated, lol). One of my goals is to entertain -both myself and you, O Constant Readers! So I'll keep about this business of Writing Something... [e digicons]:)[/e]
[quote]I hope you get a good load soon and are well and rested when you get it. I haven't said much about it to you but I do appreciate your posts and get a big kick out of your point of view. Thanks for the vicarious road trips.[/quote] I have to ditto that word-for-word because I coudn't say it any better.
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SHE: ( shakes HE hard ) Hey! Hey! Wake up you! HE: ( groggy ) eh, huh
...okay I'm back now (and just had a tuna sandwich, an apple and a good palm full of red grapes and a hot shower). Ran my eight in 1 hour, ten minutes, and twwnty seconds which translates to an average pace of 10:02 to the mile -a nice 'n easy recovery cutback run. But funny thing! I kept lookin' around for ya and never saw ya! Where'd ya go??? [e digicons]:O[/e]
I'm fixin' to head out the door for an easy eight miler Donna! This finishes a "cutback" week of 36 miles for me before I ramp back up to 49 miles for next week. Why don't cha lace up 'n come go with me! [e classic]:D[/e]
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I've never seen what so Big Damn Deal about her that she's always in the lime light all the time. Weird.
I told one of my friends, who is black, about my skydiving and she looked at me like I was crazy and said "black people don't do that!" I told her, ha! You're WRONG 'cause the times I jumped there were black people there jumpin' too! Then she corrected herself and said "well...what I meant was...THIS black people ain't a jumpin!!" [e classic]:lol:[/e]
I read it several years ago. Boring!
[quote]29. Get some girl to pay you after sex[/quote] aw, bullshit YOU WISH! hahahahaha... [e classic]:lol:[/e]
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SHE: ( looks at HE like he’s insane ) what on Earth are you DOING? It’s freezing out here! &
DO you wonder what's symbolism and what's just random feedback white noise from your life at the moment? And is there such a thing as random feedback white noise or is everything really something? I haven't a clue. My dreams are usually really disjointed and lope along with no rhyme or reason or plot of any kind at all -hey! Come think of it, just like my blogs! [e digicons]:S[/e]
[quote]hahaha...this is one of my favorites.[/quote] Thanks Tova! As a matter of fact, I think it's going to be one of my favorites too! [e digicons]:)[/e]
Mmmm...mmmm! I love me some greens too, Donna! As amatter of fact I eat spinach nearly every day! (and speaking of southern country foods, didja have your black eyed peas on New Years Day? You're supposed to have black eyed peas for good luck in the new year and eat them with greens because greens symbolize folding money and prosperity!)
A wonderful tribute. And I hate to tell you this Buddah, but I'm afraid this habit will be with you always.
You describe it perfectly, Buddah. Thank you.
...er, sorry 'bout that. [e classic]:-|[/e] Just so blown away seein' TWO UDig it post in the same month! [e classic]:lol:[/e] (now how's THAT for weird dream material?)
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[quote]I have never been able to understand this very Catholic imperative; the weight of guilt we're all supposed to bear. [/quote] I agree with Maso. That's why I like the feeling that the Prodigal son parable always gives me -that yes, we ALL stray but in the end (if we come back) that's okay. It's kinda like... this . I found a lot of comfort and peace in that particular scene.
[quote]You talking about the t-bar on the way to the BUNNY slope or you talking about what you said to the BUNNY back at the cabin? [/quote] HAHAHAHAHA! Riiiiiight! (but I ain't a sayin! [e classic];)[/e] )
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