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nightsmokerG said:
Where is your daily report fifleman?
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Mello136 said:
Agreed ^^^^^
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Well folks it looks like it will be Sunday before you get a true update from me. The turkey holiday is upon us and so are the family gatherings. I will barely have enough time to skim over the new posts in all my subscribed threads. I suppose this was a bad month for me to be nominated for MOTM, because I am surely not going to be around much for the remainder of it. I hope everyone has a great week and gets to spend time with their loved ones. Life is fleeting, hold them close and tell them you love them.


:Love::Love::Love::circle-of-love:Happy Thanksgiving !:circle-of-love::Love::Love::Love:​
 
HAPPY THANKSGIVING Rifleman. :Namaste:

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OF YOU HERE ON 420 MAGAZINE. :Namaste:
 
WHEW !! I love my family both blood and otherwise, but I am glad they have left. :) I was about 5 hours away from telling everyone to get their s@#t and get the f%^k out. The amount of time I spend alone with the animals and the garden have almost ruined my hospitality. Then again maybe I was just having withdrawals from not enough smoke. As I sit outside right now watching the squirrels carry away the last of the walnuts and the crows bitching about it while I burn one, everything is slipping back into place. <smoke pause>

Yep, that was it. All better now. Lights are currently out in the garden, and tomorrow is a water change day so you will have to wait until Sunday evening for a true update. I hope everyone had as great as holiday as we did here, even if the kin kinfolk are like fish and stink after two days, we still love them. :Love:

Enjoy your weekend, I'll be back tomorrow night with some photos from The Roost. :)
 
I was about 5 hours away from telling everyone to get their s@#t and get the f%^k out
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I like to socialize in small gatherings of no more than 3 or 4. Crowds overwhelm but fascinate me. Love to watch the sea of humans... just don't want to swim in that sea.
My sweetie has become very accommodating this aspect over the years. She's a social person mostly, but has learned of my weakness in the arena and helps me socialize in ways that work for me. She's such a fine woman.
 
Tead said:
I like to socialize in small gatherings of no more than 3 or 4. Crowds overwhelm but fascinate me. Love to watch the sea of humans... just don't want to swim in that sea.
My sweetie has become very accommodating this aspect over the years. She's a social person mostly, but has learned of my weakness in the arena and helps me socialize in ways that work for me. She's such a fine woman.
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I am fine in a crowd for just an hour or two. But when it's time to leave I'm the first one out the door. It has gotten worse since I quit working and now rarely leave The Roost. I suppose a lifetime of working with the public hasn't helped my socialability any either. :) A good woman makes it all goooood. If it weren't for my wife I would have been dead a long time ago.:Love:
 
Tead said:
I've never really had to work with the public. On the rare occasion I've been involved directly with users, things rarely went well. I consider my lack of experience in the area a true blessing. I'd have to beat them... viciously... about the face and head.
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My all time favorite is a brachial stun. Hit them with it and just walk away as they flop like a drunken sailor. All second hand info, as I would never hurt someone. :rofl:
 
rifleman said:
I am fine in a crowd for just an hour or two. But when it's time to leave I'm the first one out the door. It has gotten worse since I quit working and now rarely leave The Roost. I suppose a lifetime of working with the public hasn't helped my socialability any either. :) A good woman makes it all goooood. If it weren't for my wife I would have been dead a long time ago.:Love:
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Amen to that my friend:high-five: I sometimes think that the women in our lives do not get the true credit they deserve, it is nice when they get a shout out every now and then. :thumb:
 
Tead said:
I like to socialize in small gatherings of no more than 3 or 4. Crowds overwhelm but fascinate me. Love to watch the sea of humans... just don't want to swim in that sea.
My sweetie has become very accommodating this aspect over the years. She's a social person mostly, but has learned of my weakness in the arena and helps me socialize in ways that work for me. She's such a fine woman.
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This is so me. People are absolutely fascinating as long as I don't have to interact with them. And you are so lucky to have a social partner who gets it.
 
looking good brother :thumb:

took me some days (after my comeback) to find your crib but im finally here, sending you good vibes for healthy and full on crystal ladies!

keep it up :bravo:
 
rifleman said:
I am fine in a crowd for just an hour or two. But when it's time to leave I'm the first one out the door. It has gotten worse since I quit working and now rarely leave The Roost. I suppose a lifetime of working with the public hasn't helped my socialability any either. :) A good woman makes it all goooood. If it weren't for my wife I would have been dead a long time ago.:Love:
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You're a man after my own heart. I'd swear you were describing me =P
I'll raise a glass to solitude on the farm stead right along with ya.....keeping, of course, a seat open for the life boat that is our wives. Where the hell would we be without them?
 
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