Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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That's a coincidence, neither do I. Waddya 'spose the odds are on that ?
“I’ll get him next time for sure, dad.”
No need to wrap this one in bacon...
Is that the unemployment line?
Frogger, level 100?
And blackberries? Oh wait....that might be racist.
@168BTHPM, I’ll take that GSD @ the 10 second mark. Of course the Mrs. would go on a separate vacation w/o me. Oh, she would be so pissed if I brought home another GSD.
Maxwell
Maxwell
If I didn't know better, I would swear you were a 702 in a previous life.
Ha!
Admin was my highest score area.
However, I still don't know the difference in a verb and an adverb.
Is the adverb one you didn't plan on using, but the conversing just allowed you to suddenly come up with it?
For those that are slow, really slow, adlib/adverb... Sheesh!
Actually, I'm mom sitting today and just noticed a bunch of opportunities to poke at people because mom is asleep, and I'm bored watching cooking shows.
Ha!
Admin was my highest score area.
However, I still don't know the difference in a verb and an adverb.
Is the adverb one you didn't plan on using, but the conversing just allowed you to suddenly come up with it?
For those that are slow, really slow, adlib/adverb... Sheesh!
Actually, I'm mom sitting today and just noticed a bunch of opportunities to poke at people because mom is asleep, and I'm bored watching cooking shows.
Was my lowest. 85, I think. During APR days and using lots of superlatives, I forwarded a draft (handwritten, double spaced) for review. One of the remarks was something like, "Of his own volition, he..." Some nimrod in the orderly room changed it to violate and wrote, "Who or what did he violate?" When I got it back, I changed it back to volition, and added "SSgt Joe has violated a number of nimrods," and suggested the reviewer invest in a dictionary. My Chief saw it and wouldn't send it forward. I later learned who the idiot was, wrote out the definition and put in in a thousand-miler with his name and office symbol. I know he got it because I was later "briefed."
The Big W
It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963) -- (Movie Clip) There's All This Dough
After director Stanley Kramers opening car wreck, he rolls out comic all-stars, Milton Berle and Sid Caesar, Mickey Rooney and Buddy Hackett, then Jonathan Winters, Ethel Merman left behind, scrambling to dying Jimmy Durante, as Smiler, and a premise, in Its A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, 1963.
