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In her defense, the plants are sitting on a bench in the middle of the garden (where the sun in during the fall and winter), so they really are in the way.
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A classic example of the "Buttered Toast Phenomenon"
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LOL...a classic!
Heavenly Hybrid
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Lol! I had a whole pizza that did that once, right out of the oven. Total heartbreak! I was so hungry too.
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Remember to keep your floors clean folks! Take off your shoes at the door too.
I did that once with a pizza-I still remember the "wap" sound it made when it hit the floor...
And the five second rule doesn't work when the cheese sticks to the linoleum...
And the five second rule doesn't work when the cheese sticks to the linoleum...
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That's why it's good to keep a paint scraper in the kitchen drawer...duh!
This means something else where I come from... lol
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Chicago? The Navy? Tell us!
No don’t!
I got distracted earlier by things to do with plants (go figure) and neglected to say “The Who!” 
That must have been awesome! Glad to hear they still rock it well and that all your concert companions were happy and high on your garden weed 
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Plants? Must have been a different thread 
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They were great and played for two hours! Started with four or five songs from Tommy, then did I Can See For Miles, a few more old Who songs, a couple from a new album coming out in December, some 80s stuff, Eminence Front, and then a few from Quadrophenia, and closed the show with Baba O'Riley. They had an orchestra with them most of the time.
Zak Starkey (Ringo's son) played drums and he was okay, but the bass player was not even close to what Entwistle was — which is surprising given the number of extremely talented bass players out there these days. They didn't even let him do the bass solo in Who Are You. Pete did a solo there.
.They were great and played for two hours! Started with four or five songs from Tommy, then did I Can See For Miles, a few more old Who songs, a couple from a new album coming out in December, some 80s stuff, Eminence Front, and then a few from Quadrophenia, and closed the show with Baba O'Riley. They had an orchestra with them most of the time.
Zak Starkey (Ringo's son) played drums and he was okay, but the bass player was not even close to what Entwistle was — which is surprising given the number of extremely talented bass players out there these days. They didn't even let him do the bass solo in Who Are You. Pete did a solo there.
CraZysWeeD
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DDA 2 wears a cup.
Great it works! Lets hope she pulls through!
Ok, explain whats the idea with this contraption?
I told you! You need to speak with your son about him slipping her those AK joints....!
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Maybe this will help?
Yes Chicago.... and mildly racist... lol
Chicago? The Navy? Tell us!
I'll keep it to myself.
Needless to say, Germantown and Little Italy weren't cordial neighbors..
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That has an O in the middle...all is well with the pizza falling on the floor. 
CraZysWeeD
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You now I think I would have got it if you just said heat...
But now I'm even more confused about this multi threading thing...
But now I'm even more confused about this multi threading thing...
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What?
CraZysWeeD
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I'm teasing. I'm of to the bed for a few turns now. Night
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Hope your neck feels better on the 'morrow!