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  • Honey Dew
    Honey Dew replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    Well, due to your detailed analysis of the aforementioned, my head is spinning right now for sure at 33-45 and 78.  
    • 5 hours ago
  • Chief Ten Beers
    Chief Ten Beers replied to Have you heard about Marine Rousseau and Marc Ballabriga?:
    That wasn't very nice of them. 
    • 5 hours ago
  • Chief Ten Beers
    Chief Ten Beers started a discussion:
    • 5 hours ago
  • Element 99
    Element 99 replied to Are we really starting to "drain the swamp?":
    HaHa.
    • Wed at 6:53 PM
  • Thriftymaid
    Thriftymaid replied to School lunch... lunch box or brown bag? We were brown-baggers.:
    We had both.  I preferred the bag/.....nothing to lose or forget to take home.  
    • Wed at 6:33 PM
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to You call a relative or friend on the phone, there’s no answer so you leave a voicemail. If it were just one word, what might it be?:
    The versatile and ubiquitous 'sup.'
    • Wed at 11:45 AM
  • my2cents
    my2cents replied to Are we really starting to "drain the swamp?":
    I just said McConnell is leaving. 
    • Wed at 4:41 AM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    • Wed at 4:12 AM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    That is a spectacular, beautifully chaotic run across the musical spectrum. It feels like flipping through a massive, pristine vinyl collection where genres don't matter, but attitude and atmosphere do.
    ​Look at the lines you can draw across this list:

    ​...  more
    • Wed at 4:12 AM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Which one grabs your fanny?
    Greenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..The Broken Homes..Marilyn Manson..Dweezil Zappa..Mars Volta ..Deftones..Smash Mouth..Dandy Warhol..Dreams Made Flesh..Nina Haagen ...Love And Rockets..Pixies..Shudder To Think..Mighty Mighty Bosst...  more
    • Wed at 4:04 AM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    Your right! Just for that beautyous female friendGreenslade ..Stone Temple Pilots.. Venus Beads..Marillion..Broken Homes..Marilyn Manson..Dweezil Zappa..Mars Volta ..Deftones..Smash Mouth..Dandy Warhol..Dreams Made Flesh..Nina Haagen ...Love And Rockets.....  more
    • Wed at 4:02 AM
  • Honey Dew
    Honey Dew replied to Was it surprising that Humpty Dumpty had a terrible winter?:
    Well, all the kings men had to do twice the work since all the kings horses attempted to chip in and help put humpty dumpty back together again.  The horses walked over all the pieces and put their big ole foot prints all over eve...  more
    • Mon at 6:11 PM
  • Honey Dew
    Honey Dew replied to Does having an invasive aspersion 'tude used like think hurt but not in practice voiding valid concept enacting phrases?:
    That is so, so old fashioned.  This is 2026, things are different.
    • Mon at 5:29 PM
  • Shuhak
    Shuhak replied to School lunch... lunch box or brown bag? We were brown-baggers.:
    Lunch box for first few years, then brown bag.  However, once mom discovered she could use old baby food jars as disposable lunch containers (Good Housekeeping??), none of us ever took a lunch to school again (5th grade through Senior year), we just ...  more
    • Mon at 7:47 AM
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    • Mon at 4:25 AM
  • Element 99
    Element 99 replied to Are we really starting to "drain the swamp?":
    The swamp won't be drained until the head gator is gone.
    • June 14
  • Honey Dew
    Honey Dew replied to Have you ever considered having a sub-basement installed in your place? Randy D can serve as a project consultant. :
    I've been watching "Holmes on Homes" for a long time.  I understand a lot of building principals that go with hammering and grinding.  I can spackle, caulk and do light electrical work along with the best of them. 
    • June 14
  • Honey Dew
    Honey Dew replied to Who lead you astray? ~:
    OooOOOOOOoOOOOOO!!
    • June 14
  • Element 99
    Element 99 started a discussion:
    • June 14
  • Element 99
    Element 99 started a discussion:
    • June 14
  • Randy D
    Randy D replied to Who lead you astray? ~:
     
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    • June 14
  • Randy D
    Randy D replied to Ok, ok, I already said I’ll sign the contract, but why is she sitting so close to me, and why is her hand on my thigh?:
     
      Oh, is that all she has planned? I’m actually quite accustomed to women getting ahold of those, I won’t resist. Game on!  ~
    • June 14
  • Randy D
    Randy D replied to Have you ever considered having a sub-basement installed in your place? Randy D can serve as a project consultant. :
     
      Welcome in, my dear . . .
        ~
    • June 14
  • Randy D
    Randy D replied to Have you ever considered having a sub-basement installed in your place? Randy D can serve as a project consultant. :
     
    • June 14
  • Randy D
    Randy D replied to Would you like to cross Abbey Road?:
     
      I don’t even know who she is, so why would I want to make her angry? Grrrrrrrr. ????   (And yes, I really know that Abbey Road is not a person.)~
    • June 14
  • Element 99
    Element 99 replied to Do you keep rhinoceroses in the kitchen to baffle your neighbours?:
    That's what she said.
    • June 13
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Do you keep rhinoceroses in the kitchen to baffle your neighbours?:
    I thought they were unicorns.My granddaughter is into unicorns, my son should rename her Agnes.
    • June 13
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    Are people in the world as crazily different due to The Big Bang as two same sayings lead to opposite ends?
    One person looks at the vast, mathematical precision of the Big Bang and sees a beautiful, godless machine.
    ​Another person looks at the exact same precision and sees a master architect.
    • June 13
  • Urban Spaceman
    Urban Spaceman replied to Would you like to cross Abbey Road?:
    The Beatles were my first favourite band, I've liked them since I was only 7 (I'm 71 now).
    • June 13
  • Urban Spaceman
    Urban Spaceman replied to Do you keep rhinoceroses in the kitchen to baffle your neighbours?:
    When I saw the comment "No, I keep neighbors in my kitchen to baffle my rhinoceroses" I thought it might be Andy B, it sounds like the sort of thing he used to post on Answerbag, but then I noticed he's missed the "u" out of the word "neighbours", which c...  more
    • June 13
  • Urban Spaceman
    Urban Spaceman replied to Do you keep rhinoceroses in the kitchen to baffle your neighbours?:
    • June 13
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind started a discussion:
    • June 13
  • Flint Ironstag
    Flint Ironstag replied to Can you post a song that mentions any type of animal in the title or lyrics?:
    • June 13
  • Flint Ironstag
    Flint Ironstag replied to Please post a song that has the name of a body part in the title? :
    • June 13
  • Flint Ironstag
    Flint Ironstag replied to What are some of your favorite song titles that include three or fewer letters? ~:
    • June 13
  • Flint Ironstag
    Flint Ironstag replied to Can you please post a song with the word "LOVE" in it? ( I asked , you better answer) ;):
    • June 13
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Do you recognize these plane's type my father took a photo of about 1944?:
    Right! Close enough! You win! P-57's not even.
    Based on the photograph 4e082_88db.jpg, your father captured a formation of Republic P-47 Thunderbolts in mid-flight.
    ​You were incredibly close with "P-27"—it's a P-47 (specifically the "Bubbletop" var...  more
    • June 12
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Do you think Jesus ever left the door open?:
    1. The She Creature (1956)Right in the same wheelhouse — a hypnotist regresses a woman back through past lives until she manifests an ancient sea monster. Incredible Paul Blaisdell creature design, busty and bizarre. Pure drive-in gold.2. Cat-Women ...  more
    • June 12
  • CosmicWunderkind
    CosmicWunderkind replied to Do you recognize these plane's type my father took a photo of about 1944?:
    B-22's or B-24's.. Made of cardboard. 95 missions in them 1 of 20 who went into Korea. Captain always bomb he did transport missions for atom bomb parts. The tip of the iceberg about how that went but at the end he said Christ!! I can't believe I was...  more
    • June 12
  • Element 99
    Element 99 replied to Have you ever considered having a sub-basement installed in your place? Randy D can serve as a project consultant. :
    Nah...I can barely get down to the basement.
    • June 12
  • Element 99
    Element 99 replied to Do you recognize these plane's type my father took a photo of about 1944?:
    P-51's?
    • June 12
  • WelbyQuentin
    WelbyQuentin replied to Do you think Jesus ever left the door open?:
    As a boy, there were probably times he didn't clean his room, too.Mary: "Were you born in a barn, Jesus? Uh . . . just clean your room, please."
    • June 12
  • WelbyQuentin
    WelbyQuentin replied to Instead of the last song you listened to, what was the last song you didn’t listen to?:
    "If I Could Turn Back Time"      Cher
    • June 12
  • WelbyQuentin
    WelbyQuentin replied to What are some good songs with 'night' in the lyrics or title?:
    With having focused on the horse rider and horse in upper left corner of album cover, as a teen I thought the song was about "Knights," ha.Great to see you!:)
    • June 12
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast started a discussion:
    Do you think Jesus ever left the door open?
    St Peter: "Were you born in a barn?"JC: "Well, actually ..."
    • June 11
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Those who know a lot about cooking, why are condensed milk and evaporated milk not interchangeable with each other in food preparation?:
    Why are you interested? You do realize that you can't use either one in a sandwich, right?
    • June 11
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Have you ever considered having a sub-basement installed in your place? Randy D can serve as a project consultant. :
    I doubt you'd be interested, it would only be for cold storage (avocados) and aging Vegemite.
    • June 11
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast started a discussion:
    • June 11
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to What are some good songs with 'night' in the lyrics or title?:
    But exactly what DID the knights in white sit in?
    • June 11
  • WelbyQuentin
    WelbyQuentin replied to My availability for you to book an appointment with me isn’t until late in May of 2026. Shall I set a reminder?:
    No way.That image reminds me way too much of having read Herbert Lieberman's book "Crawlspace." And watching the 1972 TV movie based on  the book. Both creeped me out a lot.  :)

     
    • June 11