Re: Random thoughts...

by Guest Sun Nov 22, 2015 6:52 am

Kerrick wrote:Tomorrow I get to be reunited with my girlfriend. She's in the Budapest airport now and will begin her long trek to the US soon!

Great to see a good new like that cheers

Well, this morning them i wake up and open my shutters, i find myself face to face with two police officiers with submachine-guns who passed on street. Real strange feeling. Shocked

I'm going to start my Christmas purchases next week Cool

by deathisgain Sun Nov 22, 2015 3:40 pm

Kerrick wrote:My knee? You mean my kidney? It was totally worth it.

Ha ha! I mean that knee for KNEELING. Very Happy

by Kerrick Mon Nov 23, 2015 12:56 pm

Oh! Hahaha... It's in good working order. I'm sure it'll do just fine when the time comes. Very Happy

by Guest Mon Nov 23, 2015 7:20 pm

Kerrick wrote:Oh! Hahaha... It's in good working order. I'm sure it'll do just fine when the time comes.

by Driven Mon Nov 23, 2015 8:49 pm

So on Saturday, I learned to use a backhoe (to crush a car) and how to arc weld. I love my job.

by Guest Tue Nov 24, 2015 6:31 pm

Driven wrote:So on Saturday, I learned to use a backhoe (to crush a car) and how to arc weld. I love my job.

You have a truly metal job dude! Literally.

lol!

by Guest Wed Dec 09, 2015 12:40 pm

RavenWolf wrote:
Driven wrote:So on Saturday, I learned to use a backhoe (to crush a car) and how to arc weld. I love my job.

You have a truly metal job dude! Literally.

Haha sure

I hope MMLP with win regional elections next sunday here. Especially to teach a lesson to medias/pro-planned parenthood people/her politic opponent Cool

by Guest Thu Dec 10, 2015 3:50 pm

I so could go for a nice chili cheese dog about now

by Guest Thu Dec 10, 2015 3:51 pm

Aaron C wrote:I so could go for a nice chili cheese dog about now

As you already know - I just made some of those a few nights ago! Love em!!!

Twisted Evil

by Guest Thu Dec 10, 2015 3:54 pm

where do you think the craving came from? Razz

by Guest Thu Dec 10, 2015 4:21 pm

by ThomasEversole Fri Dec 11, 2015 2:38 pm

Its nice to discover new foods that have been under my nose this whole time.
My wife bought some "Halos" - which is a brand name that a local store calls their fresh-off-the-tree mandarin oranges.

My prior experience with mandarin oranges were as soggy orange pieces in a gross syrup, but as a fresh pocket orange, they're freakin' fantastic! I've eaten 7 of them today so far.

by d@v!d Fri Dec 11, 2015 3:51 pm

ThomasEversole wrote:Its nice to discover new foods that have been under my nose this whole time.
My wife bought some "Halos" - which is a brand name that a local store calls their fresh-off-the-tree mandarin oranges.

My prior experience with mandarin oranges were as soggy orange pieces in a gross syrup, but as a fresh pocket orange, they're freakin' fantastic! I've eaten 7 of them today so far.

My little ones are addicted to those.

Trivia: have you noticed that they are seedless?
How do they do that? They put nets over the trees to keep the bees from pollinating them. They grow them about 100+ mile from me in the central valley. Time to time I hear news stories about farmers complaining about the bee keepers putting hives to close to their orchards and ruining the crop.

The Halos and Cutties are great, but I love regular mandarins too.

by Guest Fri Dec 11, 2015 6:10 pm

YAY!!! I'm having Chipotle for supper!!!
Random thoughts... - Page 10 Chipotle-mexican-grill-exterior-590

by ThomasEversole Fri Dec 11, 2015 7:01 pm

d@v!d wrote:
Trivia: have you noticed that they are seedless?
How do they do that? They put nets over the trees to keep the bees from pollinating them.

Oh yeah mang. Totally different from seedless grapes in my area though.
They're grown from cuttlings from existinng plants that never bore seeds. Its actually a result of what science calls "a genetic error", but I personally think God wanted us to enjoy grapes without having to swallow or dodge hard bits.

Bees can pollinate the grapevines all they want. Still no seeds. Wink

by d@v!d Fri Dec 11, 2015 7:08 pm

RavenWolf wrote:YAY!!! I'm having Chipotle for supper!!!

Hurray for ecoli!! Have a nice night in the hospital....

by ThomasEversole Fri Dec 11, 2015 10:03 pm

Just a random funny conversation my wife and I had which captures how well her and I click.
Certainly not the epitome of our relationship, and not the most memorable conversation ever, but still...
...and excellent piece of evidence for how she's perfect for me.

While in Long John Silvers and my wife and I are putting the leftover food we couldn't finish into a to-go box.
My wife drops a french fry and it hits my foot. (I'm wearing sandals, as always, so I felt it)

Me: Bubby you dropped a fry and it hit my foot!
My Wife: Your foot was hungry and I was just trying to feed it.
Me: Yeah but my foot doesn't eat french fries. It likes to eat corn though.
*grabs the half-wrapped corn on the cob and acts like I'm going to throw it at my foot*
My Wife: *laughs* Bubby, don't ever change.
Me: I change every day!
My Wife: I mean you, not your underwear!

*sigh of contentment*

by Guest Sat Dec 12, 2015 7:15 pm

d@v!d wrote:
RavenWolf wrote:YAY!!! I'm having Chipotle for supper!!!
Hurray for ecoli!! Have a nice night in the hospital....

My food is blessed to my body's use. I can eat poison and I won't be harmed. It's all about the protection of God and walking in that!

cheers

by Driven Sat Dec 12, 2015 10:39 pm

I'll send an salsa, yes, to the world… I'll hope that someone gets my Mexican Chipotle…

by Guest Sun Dec 13, 2015 3:51 pm

Pastèque wrote: I hope MMLP with win regional elections next sunday here. Especially to teach a lesson to medias/pro-planned parenthood people/her politic opponent

Majority of sheeps here unfortunately.

by d@v!d Wed Dec 23, 2015 2:27 pm

This morning around 4AM I was translating an interview with Adele into American English for my wife's benefit.

Odd start to the day I thought.

by ThomasEversole Sat Dec 26, 2015 6:29 pm

ThomasEversole wrote:Just a random funny conversation my wife and I had which captures how well her and I click.
Certainly not the epitome of our relationship, and not the most memorable conversation ever, but still...
...and excellent piece of evidence for how she's perfect for me.

by Guest Sun Dec 27, 2015 8:52 am

230am is not a good start time for the day

by d@v!d Sun Dec 27, 2015 11:39 am

Aaron C wrote:230am is not a good start time for the day

If you had only been on the west coast, you could have called it a late night.

by d@v!d Tue Dec 29, 2015 4:34 pm

Qué lástima que no van a quedarse en la cárcel mexicana un buen tiempo....

Makes me sick.

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