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Posts: 11860 (07/02/09 10:37 AM) Fishy Cheese |
zan wrote:Seriously. It was so dark at 8:30 this morning that all the streetlights were on. It was also pouring so hard that my waterproof raincoat sprung several leaks, so I'm sitting at work in wet pants AND a wet shirt. Joy. Edited to add, my sister just emailed me that she found 2 dead birds in her pool. She thinks it was suicide.
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Posts: 1342 (07/02/09 11:45 AM) Brie Cheese |
Are you at least smothering your fajitas with poutine? Ewwwwwww! I have never eaten poutine in my life. I don't like gravy and I'm not that big on cheese. Shawn eats it though, he always orders the poutine whenever we go to Harvey's (a fast food place). We used to get dead frogs in our pool when I was growing up. |
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Posts: 5296 (07/02/09 12:08 PM) Cheesy Foofs |
suekel, I found you and am following you.
One of our cats is missing. My mom's oldest (his brother is here, walking around looking sad). We think he must have run out of the garage when we took the car out yesterday (they have access to the garage because that's where their litter and food is). I've been hoping he would show up at the door, but no sign of him. We've only been at this house for two weeks so I'm afraid he doesn't know which house it is. I'm going to suggest that we drive past the old house and see if he went there (it's about 3 miles away). I'm sad. |
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Posts: 11868 (07/02/09 1:14 PM) Fishy Cheese |
Center column, 3rd story on boston.com:
Instructions: How to build an ark |
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Posts: 7230 (07/02/09 1:17 PM) Turtle Cheese |
That's really kind of awesome.
It's grey and wants to be rainy here. And chilly, but I'm all right with the chilly, since it means my apartment is actually comfortable. |
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Posts: 34091 (07/02/09 1:23 PM) Reporter Cheese |
That is hilarious. I love it when newspapers show evidence that they are run by humans.
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Posts: 11870 (07/02/09 1:45 PM) Fishy Cheese |
If you follow the link, the slide show is quite amusing.
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Posts: 6949 (07/02/09 1:48 PM) Cheeeeese Gromit! |
We find all kinds of dead things in our pool. Squirrels, frogs, snakes... My favorite was before we fixed the pool and it was just a swamp, we had albino
frogs. The cover was on for so many years (and no one really knows how many years) that no sunlight got through. Our dog walker at the time used to take home
buckets of tadpoles to use as bait. I loved the sound of the frogs at night too. And we had every few bugs either.
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Posts: 34094 (07/02/09 1:49 PM) Reporter Cheese |
In the picture you linked, do you see the little guy on the right carrying a television into the ark? So cute.
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Posts: 13647 (07/02/09 5:01 PM) Bishop Cheese |
I love that the last picture in the slideshow is a rainbow over Fenway Park. Hope springs eternal!
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Posts: 11877 (07/02/09 9:53 PM) Fishy Cheese |
Yeah, I love the TV, & that the measurements are given in cubits. ("What's a cubit?" --Bill Cosby)
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Posts: 12512 (07/04/09 12:57 PM) Bigger Cheese |
Edited to add, my sister just emailed me that she found 2 dead birds in her pool. She thinks it was suicide. Were they in a lovers' pact? Were there other birds conspiring to keep them apart and they just couldn't go on in this terrible, terrible world without each other? I just hope investigation doesn't show it to be a murder/suicide. |
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Posts: 4682 (07/04/09 4:45 PM) Penicillium roqueforti |
"What's a cubit?" --Bill Cosby I love that sketch. I'm back from Scotland! Where the weather was absolutely delightful. No rain to speak of (except a very brief thunderstorm in Edinburgh this past Wednesday), and not nearly so unbearably hot as it was in London (though it was fairly toasty in Edinburgh as well -- hence the thunderstorm). It was kind of funny that the Scots thought it was terribly humid, though. They need to come here for real humidity! |
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Posts: 8858 (07/04/09 5:42 PM) Breezy Cheese |
Somewhere in Michigan, i found OTB.
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Posts: 3022 (07/04/09 6:07 PM) Trekkie Cheese |
Welcome back, Spacey!
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zan |
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Posts: 13658 (07/04/09 6:21 PM) Bishop Cheese |
Ha! That's our HQ, nirbas.
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Posts: 1879 (07/05/09 12:52 AM) Choose Your Own Cheese |
I'm afraid of fireworks, the sounds make me fidgety and the closer they are the more tense I feel, I'm having a REALLY rough night.
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Posts: 2402 (07/05/09 6:56 AM) Choose Your Own Cheese |
I love me some fireworks.
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Posts: 7231 (07/05/09 8:03 AM) Turtle Cheese |
I love fireworks too. We didn't have ours last night- it rained off and on (mostly on) all day and they decided to go ahead and postpone all the
festivities to this evening instead, although, it doesn't look like it'll be much clearer today so far. I could hear other towns' fireworks last
night, though, so I guess a lot of places didn't postpone.
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Posts: 34125 (07/05/09 9:09 AM) Reporter Cheese |
I'm in Ann Arbor, and to make my ridiculously early flight I was up at 3:30 a.m. Now, I can handle the fireworks going off late into the night on the 4th,
and I can even handle the roll up to the 4th, where people are setting off fireworks two or three days early. Whatever, just a part of city life, right?
But there were still explosions going off at 3:42 (I looked at a clock) and that's just effing crazy and unbelievably inconsiderate. |
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