I think I still have mine from decades ago.......................Thought you'd be at about the Velcro sandals stage by now......![]()
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I think I still have mine from decades ago.......................Thought you'd be at about the Velcro sandals stage by now......![]()
...and upside down.You the same person that always puts the newspaper there back together so that all the pages are out of sync?
...and upside down.
In fact I like Sudoku a lot. What annoys me, is that most Sudokus in newspapers can be solved in a few minutes...after you've finished doing the Sudoku and the crossword puzzle.
How much it costs to go to the dentist....People that rip recipes out of magazines at the dentist office. Which means I can't read the rest of the article on the reverse side.

How much it costs to go to the dentist....![]()
In this case a statement, but if English wasn't your primary language then it could be a question...Is that a question or a statement?
...or, that talk WAY TOO LOUD!People who just won't stop talking......
Is your dentist that far away?How much it costs to go to the dentist....![]()
Fricker? I hardly know her!Glenn Fricker.![]()
Beware, cuz he/she/it knows all bassists.Fricker? I hardly know her!
So you do play in a garage band after all.Rain on an outside gig, that gets the band moved into the garage building playing just inside the open bay doors.
But fun was had by all once I hit the first beat, so all is good now.
Guess that just makes it an annoying moment more than an annoying thing.
We've seen our discourse degraded by casual cruelty. At times, it can seem like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces binding us together. Argument turns too easily into animosity; disagreement escalates into dehumanization; too often we judge other groups by their worst examples while judging ourselves by our best intentions, forgetting the image of God we should see in each other.
