clouds...

it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.

Sally O'Malley

2008-05-17 04:53:42 UTC

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

unknown

2008-05-17 05:01:25 UTC

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That is
never good.

Sally O'Malley

2008-05-17 05:06:17 UTC

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

I love the bad weather too. Most people only seem to appreciate the weather
when it's sunny and warm. But I find beautiful also the rainy days, the
gloomy days, and the storms, the wind, and even the snow it is so beautiful.

unknown

2008-05-17 05:12:09 UTC

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

I love the bad weather too. Most people only seem to appreciate the
weather when it's sunny and warm. But I find beautiful also the rainy
days, the gloomy days, and the storms, the wind, and even the snow it is
so beautiful.

d***@gmail.com

2008-05-17 05:18:55 UTC

it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

Yeah, it is as long as you're looking at it through a pane of glass.
It's when you have to be out -in- it that it becomes somewhat less
attractive <g>

Doug

unknown

2008-05-17 11:41:34 UTC

it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

Yeah, it is as long as you're looking at it through a pane of glass.
It's when you have to be out -in- it that it becomes somewhat less
attractive <g>

Doug

***

but there is the pleasure of getting out of the Storm; back to somewhere
safe and warm--at least for one more night.

d***@gmail.com

2008-05-18 06:04:09 UTC

it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

Yeah, it is as long as you're looking at it through a pane of glass.
It's when you have to be out -in- it that it becomes somewhat less
attractive <g>
Doug
***
but there is the pleasure of getting out of the Storm; back to somewhere
safe and warm--at least for one more night.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

True dat. But I still prefer the pleasure of not having to be out in
it in the first place. I guess I've just spent too many days of my
life setting on a horse chasing stray cattle in blowing snow and
dodging bullets in freezing rain (and hot, monsoon rain) for nasty
weather to be too terribly attractive <g>

Doug

BasketCase

2008-05-17 15:00:10 UTC

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

Yeah, it is as long as you're looking at it through a pane of glass.
It's when you have to be out -in- it that it becomes somewhat less
attractive <g>
Doug

Me and Dug! go for long walks in the wood in every kind of weather and I
like them all in their way. What pisses me off is when one particular
weather condition last too long and you get bored of it.

As my old mother used to say when I was a kid :

"A change is as good as a rest"

( I never understood that either but she is from the highlands :) )

unknown

2008-05-17 16:03:06 UTC

Post by BasketCase

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today.
That
is never good.

Yeah, it is as long as you're looking at it through a pane of glass.
It's when you have to be out -in- it that it becomes somewhat less
attractive <g>
Doug

Me and Dug! go for long walks in the wood in every kind of weather and I
like them all in their way. What pisses me off is when one particular
weather condition last too long and you get bored of it.
"A change is as good as a rest"
( I never understood that either but she is from the highlands :) )

I live in the Highlands... Deer Park... Shady Lane.

It's not very high, there are no deer, and there's more wankers than trees
on this street.

d***@gmail.com

2008-05-18 06:05:31 UTC

Post by BasketCase

it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today.
That
is never good.

Yeah, it is as long as you're looking at it through a pane of glass.
It's when you have to be out -in- it that it becomes somewhat less
attractive <g>
Doug

Me and Dug! go for long walks in the wood in every kind of weather and I
like them all in their way. What pisses me off is when one particular
weather condition last too long and you get bored of it.
"A change is as good as a rest"
( I never understood that either but she is from the highlands :) )

I live in the Highlands... Deer Park... Shady Lane.
It's not very high, there are no deer, and there's more wankers than trees
on this street.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

Hehehe. That sounds kinda like most places <g>

Doug

unknown

2008-05-18 14:39:09 UTC

Post by BasketCase

O'Malley"

it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today.
That
is never good.

Yeah, it is as long as you're looking at it through a pane of glass.
It's when you have to be out -in- it that it becomes somewhat less
attractive <g>
Doug

Me and Dug! go for long walks in the wood in every kind of weather and I
like them all in their way. What pisses me off is when one particular
weather condition last too long and you get bored of it.
"A change is as good as a rest"
( I never understood that either but she is from the highlands :) )

I live in the Highlands... Deer Park... Shady Lane.
It's not very high, there are no deer, and there's more wankers than trees
on this street.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

Hehehe. That sounds kinda like most places <g>

Doug

***

And I live in Louisville... yet, in 15 years I've only went one person
named Louis! Are there any places where the name really matches the place?

BasketCase

2008-05-19 07:09:03 UTC

Post by unknown
And I live in Louisville... yet, in 15 years I've only went one person
named Louis! Are there any places where the name really matches the place?

Yes. China is full of Chinkies. Pakistan is full of Pakis.

Tommy Joe

2008-05-20 10:17:03 UTC

Post by unknown
And I live in Louisville... yet, in 15 years I've only went one person
named Louis! Are there any places where the name really matches the place?

I'm from Allentown Pa but don't live there now. I lived 23 years
in Los Angeles. I saw a few angels there. I met a few people in
Allentown named Allen, but that's a common name, first and last. I
live now in Winston Salem NC where a lot of people smoke winston and
salem cigarets because this is where they started. I always thought
Allentown was a creepy sounding name. When was the last time an
entire city in the USA was renamed? I guess that's the next step for
politicians. Change the name of the town to give it hope. They do
that shit here in Winston in the poor areas, give streets names like
New Hope or Tomorrow.

Tommy Joe

unknown

2008-05-20 21:17:14 UTC

Post by unknown
And I live in Louisville... yet, in 15 years I've only went one person
named Louis! Are there any places where the name really matches the place?

I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

Tommy Joe

2008-05-21 05:33:25 UTC

Post by unknown
I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

I never went through Erie because it didn't lead to anyplace I was
going. I knew a few guys from there. I call it the great lakes
area. I'm pretty good at guessing by people's accents where they're
from. But sometimes I'm off. I might think a guy's from Chicago, but
he's from Detroit. So now, instead of guessing the actual city or
state, I'll say, "Uh, the great lakes area." That's close enough.

One time down here I had a guy in the cab. I had been talking for
a time when he interupts me in mid-sentence and says, "Where you
from?" I told him Pennsylvania. He says, all excited, "I knew it, I
knew it." I said, "You mean you knew I was from Pennsyvlania?", and
he says, "Well, I knew you wasn't from round here." ... And he
wasn't trying to be funny. Or maybe he was and I just didn't know it.

Tommy Joe

Bob

2008-05-22 00:12:03 UTC

Post by unknown
I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

I never went through Erie because it didn't lead to anyplace I was
going. I knew a few guys from there. I call it the great lakes
area. I'm pretty good at guessing by people's accents where they're
from. But sometimes I'm off. I might think a guy's from Chicago, but
he's from Detroit. So now, instead of guessing the actual city or
state, I'll say, "Uh, the great lakes area." That's close enough.
One time down here I had a guy in the cab. I had been talking for
a time when he interupts me in mid-sentence and says, "Where you
from?" I told him Pennsylvania. He says, all excited, "I knew it, I
knew it." I said, "You mean you knew I was from Pennsyvlania?", and
he says, "Well, I knew you wasn't from round here." ... And he
wasn't trying to be funny. Or maybe he was and I just didn't know it.
Tommy Joe

When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my car
in the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my 'R's'
perfectly!

--
-Bob

Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow.
- Aesop

"My fault,my failure,is not my passions,but in my lack of control of them"
-J. Kerouac

Tommy Joe

2008-05-22 01:39:15 UTC

Post by Bob
When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my car
in the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my 'R's'
perfectly!

I never heard that one before.

Tommy Joe

unknown

2008-05-22 02:36:54 UTC

Post by Bob
When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my car
in the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my 'R's'
perfectly!

I never heard that one before.
Tommy Joe

is that because you don't have speakers?

unknown

2008-05-22 02:35:48 UTC

Post by unknown
I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

I never went through Erie because it didn't lead to anyplace I was
going. I knew a few guys from there. I call it the great lakes
area. I'm pretty good at guessing by people's accents where they're
from. But sometimes I'm off. I might think a guy's from Chicago, but
he's from Detroit. So now, instead of guessing the actual city or
state, I'll say, "Uh, the great lakes area." That's close enough.
One time down here I had a guy in the cab. I had been talking for
a time when he interupts me in mid-sentence and says, "Where you
from?" I told him Pennsylvania. He says, all excited, "I knew it, I
knew it." I said, "You mean you knew I was from Pennsyvlania?", and
he says, "Well, I knew you wasn't from round here." ... And he
wasn't trying to be funny. Or maybe he was and I just didn't know it.
Tommy Joe

When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my car in
the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my 'R's' perfectly!
--
-Bob

did they ask you to spell your name forward and backward too?

Bob

2008-05-22 04:07:15 UTC

Post by unknown
I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

I never went through Erie because it didn't lead to anyplace I was
going. I knew a few guys from there. I call it the great lakes
area. I'm pretty good at guessing by people's accents where they're
from. But sometimes I'm off. I might think a guy's from Chicago, but
he's from Detroit. So now, instead of guessing the actual city or
state, I'll say, "Uh, the great lakes area." That's close enough.
One time down here I had a guy in the cab. I had been talking for
a time when he interupts me in mid-sentence and says, "Where you
from?" I told him Pennsylvania. He says, all excited, "I knew it, I
knew it." I said, "You mean you knew I was from Pennsyvlania?", and
he says, "Well, I knew you wasn't from round here." ... And he
wasn't trying to be funny. Or maybe he was and I just didn't know it.
Tommy Joe

When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my
car in the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my 'R's'
perfectly!
--
-Bob

did they ask you to spell your name forward and backward too?

No...the guy that works at the sub shop down the street does though.

--
-Bob

"My fault,my failure, is not in the passions I have,but in my lack of
control of them." -J. Kerouac

"Faster, faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death!"
-Hunter S. Thompson

unknown

2008-05-22 21:48:38 UTC

Post by unknown
I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

I never went through Erie because it didn't lead to anyplace I was
going. I knew a few guys from there. I call it the great lakes
area. I'm pretty good at guessing by people's accents where they're
from. But sometimes I'm off. I might think a guy's from Chicago, but
he's from Detroit. So now, instead of guessing the actual city or
state, I'll say, "Uh, the great lakes area." That's close enough.
One time down here I had a guy in the cab. I had been talking for
a time when he interupts me in mid-sentence and says, "Where you
from?" I told him Pennsylvania. He says, all excited, "I knew it, I
knew it." I said, "You mean you knew I was from Pennsyvlania?", and
he says, "Well, I knew you wasn't from round here." ... And he
wasn't trying to be funny. Or maybe he was and I just didn't know it.
Tommy Joe

When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my car
in the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my 'R's'
perfectly!
--
-Bob

did they ask you to spell your name forward and backward too?

No...the guy that works at the sub shop down the street does though.
--

you should punch that guy. Trust me, you won't get arrested.

Bob

2008-05-23 00:20:01 UTC

Post by unknown
I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

I never went through Erie because it didn't lead to anyplace I was
going. I knew a few guys from there. I call it the great lakes
area. I'm pretty good at guessing by people's accents where they're
from. But sometimes I'm off. I might think a guy's from Chicago, but
he's from Detroit. So now, instead of guessing the actual city or
state, I'll say, "Uh, the great lakes area." That's close enough.
One time down here I had a guy in the cab. I had been talking for
a time when he interupts me in mid-sentence and says, "Where you
from?" I told him Pennsylvania. He says, all excited, "I knew it, I
knew it." I said, "You mean you knew I was from Pennsyvlania?", and
he says, "Well, I knew you wasn't from round here." ... And he
wasn't trying to be funny. Or maybe he was and I just didn't know it.
Tommy Joe

When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my
car in the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my
'R's' perfectly!
--
-Bob

did they ask you to spell your name forward and backward too?

No...the guy that works at the sub shop down the street does though.
--

you should punch that guy. Trust me, you won't get arrested.

I'd be really screwd if I got arrested. As long as you're sure though!

--
-Bob

Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow.
- Aesop

"My fault,my failure,is not my passions,but in my lack of control of them"
-J. Kerouac

unknown

2008-05-23 02:04:29 UTC

Post by unknown
I enjoyed that post. I grew up in PA too. On the other side, Erie.

I never went through Erie because it didn't lead to anyplace I was
going. I knew a few guys from there. I call it the great lakes
area. I'm pretty good at guessing by people's accents where they're
from. But sometimes I'm off. I might think a guy's from Chicago, but
he's from Detroit. So now, instead of guessing the actual city or
state, I'll say, "Uh, the great lakes area." That's close enough.
One time down here I had a guy in the cab. I had been talking for
a time when he interupts me in mid-sentence and says, "Where you
from?" I told him Pennsylvania. He says, all excited, "I knew it, I
knew it." I said, "You mean you knew I was from Pennsyvlania?", and
he says, "Well, I knew you wasn't from round here." ... And he
wasn't trying to be funny. Or maybe he was and I just didn't know it.
Tommy Joe

When I went to California I was constantly asked to say: 'I park my
car in the garage at harvard yard'. I made sure to anounciate my 'R's'
perfectly!
--
-Bob

did they ask you to spell your name forward and backward too?

No...the guy that works at the sub shop down the street does though.
--

you should punch that guy. Trust me, you won't get arrested.

I'd be really screwd if I got arrested. As long as you're sure though!
--

on second thought, never trust anyone on the Internet.

Tommy Joe

2008-05-20 09:58:00 UTC

As my old mother used to say when I was a kid : "A change is as good as a rest."

Of course a mother would say that. After she changes the kid's
diapers she gets a rest from the smell.

Tommy Joe

Tommy Joe

2008-05-20 10:03:27 UTC

As my old mother used to say when I was a kid : "A change is as good as a rest."
Of course a mother would say that. After she changes the kid's diapers she gets a rest from the smell.

Just dawned on me, maybe that's why underwear are sometimes
called briefs. I can see how it happened. A mother changed her kid's
diapers as the father looked on and said, "Isn't it nice to be rid of
that smell?", to which she replied, "Briefly". I think maybe that's
where the term brief came to be used for underwear.

Tommy Joe

BasketCase

2008-05-17 14:56:13 UTC

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

I agree with this post.

JeePee

2008-05-19 20:37:47 UTC

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today. That
is never good.

It is, when you see it on your television, half way on the other side of
the earth that is.

--
--
JeePee

So when you see your neighbor carryin' somethin',
Help him with his load,
And don't go mistaking Paradise
For that home across the road.
- Bob Dylan -

Bob

2008-05-20 03:17:08 UTC

Post by JeePee

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today.
That is never good.

I love the bad weather too. Most people only seem to appreciate the
weather when it's sunny and warm. But I find beautiful also the rainy
days, the gloomy days, and the storms, the wind, and even the snow it
is so beautiful.

It is, when you see it on your television, half way on the other side of
the earth that is.

Yeah...I hate clearinf off my car,trudging through slush...New England
sucks weather wise.

--
-Bob

Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow.
- Aesop

"My fault,my failure,is not my passions,but in my lack of control of them"
-J. Kerouac

ChattyDaisy

2008-05-20 04:00:32 UTC

Post by JeePee

it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today.
That is never good.

I love the bad weather too. Most people only seem to appreciate the
weather when it's sunny and warm. But I find beautiful also the rainy
days, the gloomy days, and the storms, the wind, and even the snow it
is so beautiful.

It is, when you see it on your television, half way on the other side of
the earth that is.

Yeah...I hate clearinf off my car,trudging through slush...New England
sucks weather wise.
--
-Bob
Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow.
- Aesop
"My fault,my failure,is not my passions,but in my lack of control of them"
-J. Kerouac- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

I haven't seen snow, rain or clouds for a long time. I miss feeling
cold. I often fill my tub up with ice while I'm inside of it naked,
just to remind myself what being cold feels like and if I ever get
murdered what being stretched out naked on that shelf that slides into
the fridge at the morgue will feel like as well.

When I do see weather, it almost always causes the local television
news to create 'Storm Watch' for Los Angeles as we get 1/4" of light
foggy type of mist that a New England city would call a wicked nice
day.

We have a very crispy looking local meteorologist here that likes to
play it up too and he does it very well. Nobody can make a mountain
out of molehill like this guy. Now if we have weather before 10:00 in
the morning in Los Angeles, there's a weather girl on another channel
that is too funny and so real and between reporting weather she talks
about fashion, reads magazines, eats, drinks and texts on air; she's
almost and I reiterate almost getting a little too crispy, but the
dark purple eyeshadow and 4 inch spiked heels with the 60's inspired
plunging neckline dresses at 7:30 in the morning rocks!

As a mommy of many, for those mommies who are at work outside of the
home, fully clothed and wearing makeup at 7:30 in the morning have my
respect...

Regards,
Daisy (no crispy causing caskets for me)

Bob

2008-05-20 05:37:16 UTC

Post by ChattyDaisy

Post by JeePee

Post by unknown
it was gloomy this morning here... clouds... lots of clouds.
http://youtu.be/P_J9F-x6EsQ

It's better bad weather than no weather at all.

yes, I hate when the Weather Channel forcast is: no weather today.
That is never good.

I love the bad weather too. Most people only seem to appreciate the
weather when it's sunny and warm. But I find beautiful also the rainy
days, the gloomy days, and the storms, the wind, and even the snow it
is so beautiful.

It is, when you see it on your television, half way on the other side of
the earth that is.

I haven't seen snow, rain or clouds for a long time. I miss feeling
cold. I often fill my tub up with ice while I'm inside of it naked,
just to remind myself what being cold feels like and if I ever get
murdered what being stretched out naked on that shelf that slides into
the fridge at the morgue will feel like as well.
When I do see weather, it almost always causes the local television
news to create 'Storm Watch' for Los Angeles as we get 1/4" of light
foggy type of mist that a New England city would call a wicked nice
day.
We have a very crispy looking local meteorologist here that likes to
play it up too and he does it very well. Nobody can make a mountain
out of molehill like this guy. Now if we have weather before 10:00 in
the morning in Los Angeles, there's a weather girl on another channel
that is too funny and so real and between reporting weather she talks
about fashion, reads magazines, eats, drinks and texts on air; she's
almost and I reiterate almost getting a little too crispy, but the
dark purple eyeshadow and 4 inch spiked heels with the 60's inspired
plunging neckline dresses at 7:30 in the morning rocks!
As a mommy of many, for those mommies who are at work outside of the
home, fully clothed and wearing makeup at 7:30 in the morning have my
respect...
Regards,
Daisy (no crispy causing caskets for me)

Wicked pissah.

Tommy Joe

2008-05-20 09:53:40 UTC