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bmwracer wrote:
That's two strikes. :bleh:

And that knuckleheaded immigration law.

Three strikes.

But you like baseball. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:But you like baseball. :hehe:

Haha.

Not if you're on the receiving end of a third strike. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Haha.

Not if you're on the receiving end of a third strike. :mrgreen:

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Good point!

Eve wrote:Think I forgot to post one of the big happenings around here recently.

Our local mini-mart was held up. Not a great one to choose as it is only about 2 miles or less from the sheriff's depot.
Anyway, the thief made his getaway on a bicycle and apparently rode onto our street. My husband was riding his horse, Isabella, back early and met up with the police who asked him if he had seen the man. Well, he had not as of then, but when riding back onto our property he saw a bike hidden behind a tree and a man prone beneath the tree. He rode back and fetched the cops. And then he led them up to the culprit who was completely spent from biking for his getaway. My husband felt sorry for him. He looked terrified when the huge horse was standing above him. And then the cops snagged him. No resisting. Think he coiud barely breath. :hehe:

Here's a pic of Deputy Sheriff Isabella on the right. :victory: She really enjoyed the whole thing. :D

WOW! Your hubs was actually part of a crime scene/break! Wicked. I would have been scared. The guy only rode 2 miles and collapsed with exhaustion?! :sweat:

Geezer wrote:This can't be good.

This evening the North Koreans began shelling Yeonpyeong, a small, South Korean island off the west coast of the peninsula.

Many civilians dead, many S. Korean soldiers dead. The port town evacuated, and the South Korean army has begun to return fire.

Yea, I've been following this. I'd forgotten and N. Korea and S. Korea have always been at war. This was quite a reminder.

bmwracer wrote:
+1. :bleh:

We should move to Hawaii and hang out with cori-chan. :victory:

A few colleagues of mine are in Hawaii right now. FOR FREE! It's part of some IB training.

Wynter <--- hating

Tu_triky wrote:

You love heat my man. Move to Arizona. It's sunny 532 days a year. And hot. And they have McCain. And lots of guns.

I like the heat but I still dont' want to live in a convection oven. :hehe:

I can miss out on the guns too. ;)

Think Im heading off with Beem to visit Cori instead. :victory:

Wynter wrote:WOW! Your hubs was actually part of a crime scene/break! Wicked. I would have been scared. The guy only rode 2 miles and collapsed with exhaustion?

Guess the drugs he was on took it out of him. :hehe:

A few colleagues of mine are in Hawaii right now. FOR FREE! It's part of some IB training.

Wynter <--- hating

You dont get IB training? :patpat:

Eve wrote:
I like the heat but I still dont' want to live in a convection oven. hehe

I can miss out on the guns too. Wink

Think Im heading off with Beem to visit Cori instead.

Please buy me some onion flavored macadamia nuts as an omiyage. Thanks. :victory:

Tu_triky wrote:

Please buy me some onion flavored macadamia nuts as an omiyage. Thanks. :victory:

Not the chocolate covered ones?

Oh I forgot youre on the workout plan! :victory:

OT: Just finished the final building. Now Im on to the trees. :mrgreen:

Start on one then you have to do all of them.

The snowball effect. :hehe:

Eve wrote:

Not the chocolate covered ones?

Oh I forgot youre on the workout plan! :victory:

HAHA. Yes.

Feeling a bit sluggish: had to pop an antihistamine again this morning. :tired:

bmwracer wrote:Feeling a bit sluggish: had to pop an antihistamine again this morning. :tired:

you have a cold?

I am battling a cold myself, but well enough to finish out the work week.
A cough, plus mucus/sinus can be annoying.

qilver wrote:you have a cold?

Nope, it's my typical "cold weather runny nose" syndrome.

bmwracer wrote:
Nope, it's my typical "cold weather runny nose" syndrome.

It wasn't that cold today was it? I was in Thousand Oaks and it was 80 degrees up there.

Tu_triky wrote:It wasn't that cold today was it? I was in Thousand Oaks and it was 80 degrees up there.

Not at 6am in he morning.

bmwracer wrote:
Not at 6am in he morning.

Yeah it was actually 95....we lit the oaks on fire for warmth at 6am.

Tu_triky wrote:Yeah it was actually 95....we lit the oaks on fire for warmth at 6am.

So i's more like 997 Oaks, not Thousand Oaks anymore, huh? :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
So i's more like 997 Oaks, not Thousand Oaks anymore, huh? :mrgreen:

:hehe:


It's so foggy outside I tripped on the way to the out house this morning.

Tu_triky wrote:It's so foggy outside I tripped on the way to the out house this morning.

LOL. :hehe:

Sounds more like something Evie would say, considering she lives in Mayberry. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:

Sounds more like something Evie would say, considering she lives in Mayberry. :mrgreen:

It's so misty outside I had to call Merlin do to something about the weather.

Tu_triky wrote:It's so misty outside I had to call Merlin do to something about the weather.

Heh.

From what I saw out there, it didn't work... Dude needs to turn in his wand.

bmwracer wrote:
Heh.

From what I saw out there, it didn't work... Dude needs to turn in his wand.

He must have gotten from Hogwart's. All their sh.. is made in China.