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 Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:06 pm
thistle7 hi chica! I miss chatting with you! I am still hoping that we will work out meeting you in San Diego in February... February? eek I'm going Arizona in January...I'm not positive but I might go down Cali with my boyfriend...probably not if my father has any say in it gonk they're thinking of strapping me with my cousin Alphonse who won't let me out of his sight..booo!!!
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:27 pm
kool ken I was volunteering to suffer in Kari's place, because she just had surgery. sad
A likely story. ninja Nah, I'm going to say I believe you, but I can't say you won't get teased about it again some time in the distant future. ninja mrgreen
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 10:31 pm
kool ken I will join Exxos now. ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) (^_^)/ ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( /^_^)/ ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) (^_^ ) ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ~(^_^ )~ ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( /^_^)/ ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) ( o^_^)o o(^_^o ) (^_^) thousand hams? I'll dance with Exxos too! <(^^<) ~ (>^^)> ~ <(^^<) ~ (>^^)> ~ Thousand hams? Like Hamtaro? It is a children's cartoon from Japan that my son luvs. It is pretty cute.
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:06 pm
craftymama I'll dance with Exxos too! <(^^<) ~ (>^^)> ~ <(^^<) ~ (>^^)> ~ Thousand hams? Like Hamtaro? It is a children's cartoon from Japan that my son luvs. It is pretty cute. On nights when we require cured pork products, we can go out into the corn fields and dance the dance of a thousand hams. If we appease the great goddess, Honeybakia, a shower of hams will rain down from the heavens! xd And for anyone wondering, the dance of a thousand hamsters goes something like this... (o^_^)/ *Hold for a three count* (^_^o) *Hold for a three count* ~( | )~ *wiggle butt for a three count* (^_^)/ ~(¬_¬)~ (^_^)/ *repeat until you have acquired enough hamsters - usually fifteen repetitions per hamster*
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:19 pm
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:45 pm
That was the most confusing nine and a half minutes of my life eek ..... lol xp
Also completely random and off topic! sweatdrop
arrow Guess what happened to me this evening:
I was just hangin out with my guy, watching TV and all of the sudden we hear tires screaming and an extremely loud crash and shattering glass so I hit the floor to call the police and my guy runs out the door and down the street to the scene. When he got there about 30 seconds later there were two cars involved.
One was completely destroyed in the front and the guy was out of the car and okay. The other car had gone up over a 12 ft chain link fence, not through it, but literally over it and was still driving into a field about 50 yards away from the initial colition. It hit a pole and stopped, but was still runnning. So since he was the first one on the scene, my boyfriend turned off the car. He looked for identification and called out his name, but the guy was unconscious with his eyes open and wasn't breathing.
He ran up and flagged down two other guys to help him until the police got there. One stayed up top on the road with a flashlight to prevent other people from running into the crashed cars (a 60 mph road mind you).
With the other guy's help they get him out of the car without disturbing his neck or back and after giving him CPR, he came back, but his pulse was still very weak when the paramedics took him to the hospital.
Turns out it was his own fault, everyone on the scene could smell the wine on his breath and red wine is the only thing I drink so my boyfriend knows the smell difference between a sip and a bottle and it was a bottle smell. cheese_whine Anyway we spent an hour on the scene in our PJ's, freezing and he has to testify whether the man lives or passes about what heppened.
Bummer huh? sad
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:49 pm
I am fat... but rarely sassy. xd
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 12:14 am
Sagitarian_Insomniac That was the most confusing nine and a half minutes of my life eek ..... lol xp Also completely random and off topic! sweatdrop
Isn't it great? I'm partially disturbed but more than mostly entertained. xd
Sagitarian_Insomniac arrow Guess what happened to me this evening: I was just hangin out with my guy, watching TV and all of the sudden we hear tires screaming and an extremely loud crash and shattering glass so I hit the floor to call the police and my guy runs out the door and down the street to the scene. When he got there about 30 seconds later there were two cars involved. One was completely destroyed in the front and the guy was out of the car and okay. The other car had gone up over a 12 ft chain link fence, not through it, but literally over it and was still driving into a field about 50 yards away from the initial colition. It hit a pole and stopped, but was still runnning. So since he was the first one on the scene, my boyfriend turned off the car. He looked for identification and called out his name, but the guy was unconscious with his eyes open and wasn't breathing. He ran up and flagged down two other guys to help him until the police got there. One stayed up top on the road with a flashlight to prevent other people from running into the crashed cars (a 60 mph road mind you). With the other guy's help they get him out of the car without disturbing his neck or back and after giving him CPR, he came back, but his pulse was still very weak when the paramedics took him to the hospital. Turns out it was his own fault, everyone on the scene could smell the wine on his breath and red wine is the only thing I drink so my boyfriend knows the smell difference between a sip and a bottle and it was a bottle smell. cheese_whine Anyway we spent an hour on the scene in our PJ's, freezing and he has to testify whether the man lives or passes about what heppened. Bummer huh? sad
Whoa. eek
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:29 am
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:34 am
yes...although I'm wondering why
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:40 am
Tha Chica Lana yes...although I'm wondering why Yay a person. I'm wondering the same thing. I've had a 5 day course I was taking for additional accounting credits. So i've been getting up at 6 am for the past five days....so I was up by 8 am today. Especially when I usually am not up til 11 am or noon.
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:40 am
Sagitarian_Insomniac That was the most confusing nine and a half minutes of my life eek ..... lol xp Also completely random and off topic! sweatdrop arrow Guess what happened to me this evening: I was just hangin out with my guy, watching TV and all of the sudden we hear tires screaming and an extremely loud crash and shattering glass so I hit the floor to call the police and my guy runs out the door and down the street to the scene. When he got there about 30 seconds later there were two cars involved. One was completely destroyed in the front and the guy was out of the car and okay. The other car had gone up over a 12 ft chain link fence, not through it, but literally over it and was still driving into a field about 50 yards away from the initial colition. It hit a pole and stopped, but was still runnning. So since he was the first one on the scene, my boyfriend turned off the car. He looked for identification and called out his name, but the guy was unconscious with his eyes open and wasn't breathing. He ran up and flagged down two other guys to help him until the police got there. One stayed up top on the road with a flashlight to prevent other people from running into the crashed cars (a 60 mph road mind you). With the other guy's help they get him out of the car without disturbing his neck or back and after giving him CPR, he came back, but his pulse was still very weak when the paramedics took him to the hospital. Turns out it was his own fault, everyone on the scene could smell the wine on his breath and red wine is the only thing I drink so my boyfriend knows the smell difference between a sip and a bottle and it was a bottle smell. cheese_whine Anyway we spent an hour on the scene in our PJ's, freezing and he has to testify whether the man lives or passes about what heppened. Bummer huh? sad OMG, that's some crazy sh*t. I'm glad everyone's ok though. I always say that drinking and driving is horrible....
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:42 am
Good morning ladies.
I wish I could sleep in, lol. I'm up everyday at 6:30am to get the little man ready for school. I haven't been able to sleep in for months... lol.
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 7:05 am
I couldn't do what you do Taydom. I think I'll stick with my cat. I'd probably mess up the kids.
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 7:12 am
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