Nebraska's December chat and BS thread!!
#46
12-01-2009, 11:13 AM
downside is its always like that on the way back no matter what time of the year we go up... some ways i wish wed leave at the same time we do when we go up... least then there wouldnt be any traffic... but other people insist on leaving during the day instead of at night when we could miss it all...
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12-01-2009, 11:33 AM
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Good morning guys... happy December... Made it back from the Orlando mad house late Friday. Never even got a chance to hop on here yesterday, took all day to get caught up on all the crap I missed at work. Take a couple days off and your email box gets filled, you'd think I was important or something.
Hmmmpf... I see how you guys are, I leave for a week, then get ignored when I come back!
Hey Rob, welcome back! I didn't even see that post! Well, how was Disney world? Have a good time?
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12-01-2009, 01:39 PM
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Hi everybody... my name is Louie and I have a 79 F150 with a chevy 350 under the hood. Can anyone tell me how to fix it??? 
Dizzy world was fun, but really crowded... almost got into a fight with some irrate woman waiting in line for the Toy Story Mania ride... apparently I stepped in front of her... I think they should rename that one Toy Story Insanity because of all the angry parents waiting in line with their bratty kids.
I'm real glad we didn't drag the kids there when they were younger. I saw way too many stressed out parents with screamin' kids in baby strollers. No fun in that, and the kids will never remember it anyway. My youngest was just tall enough to ride everything and still enjoyed the little rides too. She dragged me onto every coaster in the park. My older daughter (age 10) chickened out of most of the coasters.
Got rained out one day, but we bought the overpriced Disney rain poncho's and made the most of it. Wifey has a pedometer, and figured we walked 35 miles in 5 days. My feet still hurt!
I'm real glad we didn't drag the kids there when they were younger. I saw way too many stressed out parents with screamin' kids in baby strollers. No fun in that, and the kids will never remember it anyway. My youngest was just tall enough to ride everything and still enjoyed the little rides too. She dragged me onto every coaster in the park. My older daughter (age 10) chickened out of most of the coasters.
Got rained out one day, but we bought the overpriced Disney rain poncho's and made the most of it. Wifey has a pedometer, and figured we walked 35 miles in 5 days. My feet still hurt!
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12-01-2009, 01:41 PM
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good afternoon everyone!! just checking in before i fix my lunch and then go back to finishing the first prince project!! Gotta have him done by Sat. cuz sunday is delivery day!!!
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12-01-2009, 01:45 PM
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I'll match Pat's quarter and throw in a shiny nickel too, since I'm such a nice guy... Us old guys have to be careful with our money, retirement is just around the corner.
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12-01-2009, 01:47 PM
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Hey Crissy...
Who broke your lunch?
Who broke your lunch?
#58
12-01-2009, 01:53 PM
Dizzy world was fun, but really crowded... almost got into a fight with some irrate woman waiting in line for the Toy Story Mania ride... apparently I stepped in front of her... I think they should rename that one Toy Story Insanity because of all the angry parents waiting in line with their bratty kids.
I'm real glad we didn't drag the kids there when they were younger. I saw way too many stressed out parents with screamin' kids in baby strollers. No fun in that, and the kids will never remember it anyway. My youngest was just tall enough to ride everything and still enjoyed the little rides too. She dragged me onto every coaster in the park. My older daughter (age 10) chickened out of most of the coasters.
Got rained out one day, but we bought the overpriced Disney rain poncho's and made the most of it. Wifey has a pedometer, and figured we walked 35 miles in 5 days. My feet still hurt!
I'm real glad we didn't drag the kids there when they were younger. I saw way too many stressed out parents with screamin' kids in baby strollers. No fun in that, and the kids will never remember it anyway. My youngest was just tall enough to ride everything and still enjoyed the little rides too. She dragged me onto every coaster in the park. My older daughter (age 10) chickened out of most of the coasters.
Got rained out one day, but we bought the overpriced Disney rain poncho's and made the most of it. Wifey has a pedometer, and figured we walked 35 miles in 5 days. My feet still hurt!
Good afternoon Chrissy!
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12-01-2009, 02:01 PM
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you know, i was gonna say "find" my lunch, but knew someone would get me on that but didnt think fix would do it!!! i was hoping that one would sneak by!!!!lololol
not sure who broke it but i fixed it!!!lolol
not sure who broke it but i fixed it!!!lolol
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12-01-2009, 02:12 PM
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Yeah, you can't get away with anything around here, there is always a smart-a$$ comment waiting to be posted! lol