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From: Cabot, Arkansas
Gone, but not forgotten
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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
I'm afraid the fact that I'm still 1000 miles too far North is raising it's ugly head here aslo. 52 and rain all weekend. It goes into the teens here far too often for me here in Charlotte.
Smokin
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The only horror flicks that even come close to bothering me are those that can almost be something that could really happen. A lot of the massacre movies, like the chain saw ones, and the ones that are really out there...don't even faze me.
Now movies like the Saw series can sometimes get to me because some of those things I can see some psycho really doing.
Now movies like the Saw series can sometimes get to me because some of those things I can see some psycho really doing.
I take it you were having problems with that Andrew? Did I inadvertently answer some questions you've been longing to know the answer to?
Uh oh. I see right through that statement.
Nice car though Timmy.
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From: Blairsville,Ga
finally a little cool here because of rain,73 but is to get to 84 later and that will make me feel like I'm being steamed like a lobster
I'm feeling like I am 750 miles to far south
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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
Ray, I'd trade with you in a NY second. I am sitting here dreading the winter already. Just winterizing the motor home seems like an insurmountable task right now.
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From: BLT, MN
I kno a few people who said they dont like horrors, but thought it was pretty good....plus if she gets scared she can hold on to you 
I think burn after reading will be pretty good..
Riding tomarrow? going to be 65 here tomarrow Im headed to the harley dealer to look at some stuff tomarrow.
I think burn after reading will be pretty good..
Riding tomarrow? going to be 65 here tomarrow
Im headed to the harley dealer to look at some stuff tomarrow.
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From: BLT, MN
The only horror flicks that even come close to bothering me are those that can almost be something that could really happen. A lot of the massacre movies, like the chain saw ones, and the ones that are really out there...don't even faze me.
Now movies like the Saw series can sometimes get to me because some of those things I can see some psycho really doing. The opening scene of Saw III specifically comes to mind, where the guy is tied up by chains with hoops that are pierced into different parts of his body. When he stars ripping those things out to try and escape, that got to me for some reason. The night we rented it, I was feeling bad already, hadn't eaten much all day, and during that scene I almost puked. Got all sweaty, headed for the bathroom, got light headed and nearly passed out, collapsing on the floor, somewhere between the bathroom door and the toilet. Never did puke, but that was no fun.
Something about the blood and stuff that can be real just gets to me. Same thing with watching surgeries and operations. I can't watch them. Makes me queasy.
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Danny, what are you talking about?
Now movies like the Saw series can sometimes get to me because some of those things I can see some psycho really doing. The opening scene of Saw III specifically comes to mind, where the guy is tied up by chains with hoops that are pierced into different parts of his body. When he stars ripping those things out to try and escape, that got to me for some reason. The night we rented it, I was feeling bad already, hadn't eaten much all day, and during that scene I almost puked. Got all sweaty, headed for the bathroom, got light headed and nearly passed out, collapsing on the floor, somewhere between the bathroom door and the toilet. Never did puke, but that was no fun.
Something about the blood and stuff that can be real just gets to me. Same thing with watching surgeries and operations. I can't watch them. Makes me queasy.
Edit:
Danny, what are you talking about?
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From: Columbia, MO
Ray, that is the kind of weather I enjoy. Rainy and 50's here in MO today...and I've got to help a friend move today. Hopefully at least the sun comes out a little later.
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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
You know, I think he's in Naples right now. It is effin perfect there. Nearly tropical. I almost made it there for good a couple of years ago and stopped to build a huge deck for a friend and ended up flat broke with nowhere to go. Some friend, huh?
Not a liberal...
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From: Cut & Shoot, Texas
I like rainy, cold weather as well. That and a big pot of sausage and shrimp gumbo with some hot cornbread and butter.
Good stuff.
Well, I've managed to **** off the QA, Shipping and Customer Service departments today. Next up, IT. I'm going to be wildly unpopular by the end of the day. Doesn't matter though, we shipped a record number of parts this week with me on the bridge.
Good stuff.
Well, I've managed to **** off the QA, Shipping and Customer Service departments today. Next up, IT. I'm going to be wildly unpopular by the end of the day. Doesn't matter though, we shipped a record number of parts this week with me on the bridge.
Smokin
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We've had a good hard freeze the past couple nights.
Funny a few days ago my flowers were blooming still and tomato plants going crazy. This morning I went out and my tomato plants were flat and flowers gone...
Supposed to be in the 60's - 70's this weekend. Maybe I'll decorate for Halloween.
Funny a few days ago my flowers were blooming still and tomato plants going crazy. This morning I went out and my tomato plants were flat and flowers gone...
Supposed to be in the 60's - 70's this weekend. Maybe I'll decorate for Halloween.
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From: Blairsville,Ga
that's where I am guess I'll have to endure it til Feb or March
This is the year to renew CDL and have to take eye test I don't think I'll pass so probly have to get other eye fixed
Gotta check to see if I can renew early if not stuck til march
with price of fuel just can't jump in truck and go north like I use too
BTW this is a really miserable place to be in the summer,in the winter you have to fight the damn tourist