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8 Sep 2010, 11:39 #32661
bmwracer wrote:
And a lot of them are here in the States, unfortunately. :shakehead:


Freedom of Speech is a two edged sword but better to err on the side of freedom. :mrgreen:
8 Sep 2010, 11:43 #32662
Eve wrote:Freedom of Speech is a two edged sword but better to err on the side of freedom. :mrgreen:

True, but the example to the contrary says that it doesn't allow you to yell "Fire!" in a crowded theater... Or burn the U.S. flag. :sweat:
8 Sep 2010, 19:52 #32663
Wynter wrote:
For the first time ever, first day of school was only for the Grade 9. We're trying this new Link Crew thing where the Grade 9s get the whole school to themselves and are led by Link Crew through various activities and such to make them feel welcome and less scared.


In other words, the old "good cop", "bad cop" routine. Be nice to them today :patpat:

And tomorrow CRACK THE WHIP!! :whipped:
9 Sep 2010, 06:43 #32664
Eve wrote:As for the female employee. She is moved out and moved on. Now we just have to get rid of her BF. But that should be easier.
God, it can be annoying when they live on your property.
They showed up on Sunday to argue not work. I mean, WTF?


Ugh, annoying tenants. :bleh: And jeez, girl! How large is this property of yours?!

gaijinmark wrote:

In other words, the old "good cop", "bad cop" routine. Be nice to them today :patpat:

And tomorrow CRACK THE WHIP!! :whipped:


LOL! I ended up bonding with the boys i mentioned earlier. It didn't take much. I just talked about video games and suddenly I'm "cool". Doesn't take much, does it?
9 Sep 2010, 07:17 #32665
Wynter wrote:For the first time ever, first day of school was only for the Grade 9. We're trying this new Link Crew thing where the Grade 9s get the whole school to themselves and are led by Link Crew through various activities and such to make them feel welcome and less scared. They get free lunch, they get to meet their homeform teacher (such as myself) and visit all their classrooms before the big kids show up the next day.


They did that at my HS (except for the Link Crew), our homeroom teacher was suppose to give us a tour, but she was too busy figuring out the computer & pronouncing our names that we got no tour. :sweat: That day they ordered pizza for us, as it turned out that was the only good food I ever got at that school. :beaten:
9 Sep 2010, 08:06 #32666
Time to work out. :sweat:
9 Sep 2010, 08:38 #32667
Wynter wrote:
LOL! I ended up bonding with the boys i mentioned earlier. It didn't take much. I just talked about video games and suddenly I'm "cool". Doesn't take much, does it?


Reminds me of when I was in the 8th grade. There was a new teacher, Mr.Schlottman. We didn't think too much of him, then we found out he was the owner of that Mustang GT in the parking lot. He didn't seem so bad after that.
9 Sep 2010, 08:39 #32668
gaijinmark wrote:

Reminds me of when I was in the 8th grade. There was a new teacher, Mr.Schlottman. We didn't think too much of him, then we found out he was the owner of that Mustang GT in the parking lot. He didn't seem so bad after that.


A reasoned analysis by 8th grade youths. :)
9 Sep 2010, 10:43 #32669
Wynter wrote:Ugh, annoying tenants. :bleh: And jeez, girl! How large is this property of yours?!


Im still waiting for the guy to call me back. THey are using it as a storage unit. :angry:

My place is about 12 acres. About 3 acres are in the yard, 3 are tall pines and the rest is fields for the horses. Im lucky I bought a long time ago. :victory:

Tu_triky wrote:

A reasoned analysis by 8th grade youths. :)


We thought our English teacher in HS was cool when we found out which student he was sleeping with.. :hehe:

OT: SO happy Im back in my workout program!
:woot:
9 Sep 2010, 11:40 #32670
Eve wrote:OT: SO happy Im back in my workout program!
:woot:

Me too: my motivation waned with our crappy summer here, but I (somehow) rededicated myself at the beginning of August and have been really consistent since. :victory:
10 Sep 2010, 09:37 #32671
bmwracer wrote:
Me too: my motivation waned with our crappy summer here, but I (somehow) rededicated myself at the beginning of August and have been really consistent since. :victory:


Good job! :victory:

I had to take off for about ten days because we had too much work at a second farm.
Very annoying. I like marking the days off on my calendar. :mrgreen:
11 Sep 2010, 23:08 #32672
Eve wrote:

Good job! :victory:

I had to take off for about ten days because we had too much work at a second farm.
Very annoying. I like marking the days off on my calendar. :mrgreen:


Next time I visit your 'hood I'm going riding with you.

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11 Sep 2010, 23:18 #32673
^ LOL.

I've heard of ponycars, but never a ponybike. :hehe:
12 Sep 2010, 00:11 #32674
Tu_triky wrote:

Next time I visit your 'hood I'm going riding with you.

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LOL! That pony is drawn onto the photograph, right? It would be cool to actually have a bike like that. I'd ride it work. :beaten:
12 Sep 2010, 00:19 #32675
bmwracer wrote:^ LOL.

I've heard of ponycars, but never a ponybike. :hehe:


Stylish huh? :P
12 Sep 2010, 00:21 #32676
Wynter wrote:

LOL! That pony is drawn onto the photograph, right? It would be cool to actually have a bike like that. I'd ride it work. :beaten:


Actually, it's a real bike called a horsecycle.

Check it.

http://gizmodo.com/5634743/why-ride-a-bike-when-you-can-ride-a-horse
12 Sep 2010, 05:05 #32677
Tu_triky wrote:

Actually, it's a real bike called a horsecycle.

Check it.

http://gizmodo.com/5634743/why-ride-a-bike-when-you-can-ride-a-horse


In that case, I'm totally impressed. :victory:
12 Sep 2010, 05:08 #32678
Wynter wrote:

In that case, I'm totally impressed. :victory:


It's pretty darn funny.
12 Sep 2010, 05:59 #32679
Tu_triky wrote:Actually, it's a real bike called a horsecycle.

Sounds like a frozen treat, like a popsicle. :hehe:
12 Sep 2010, 07:04 #32680
bmwracer wrote:
Sounds like a frozen treat, like a popsicle. :hehe:


:hehe: Nice.

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