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She is. The grapes are not.
The Isolated Blurt Thread XXIV: A Merry Killswitch and a Happy New Year!
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She is. The grapes are not.
Lancecastor
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Maybe you need better marijuana.
silver gurl
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Don't like marijuana. I am just in the mood for some good greasy spoon type breakfast. At my door step.
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Chris Pine seems like a decent enough guy from what I could gather from his appearance on Colbert. Plus he's kinda dreamy.
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Oh, yes. I agree. It was fun watching him last night.
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Apart from the DUI in New Zealand a couple of years ago.
I liked him in the Star Trek films. And yes, those big blue eyes, definitely dreamy.
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<random blurt>
Damn, I'll have to think about that. I'm not so good with decisions.
Damn, I'll have to think about that. I'm not so good with decisions.
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Man, what a way to tell someone they are old.
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My youngest loves to tell me how she loves the oldies music.
You know, from the 90's.
You know, from the 90's.
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A surgeon informed me today that in 4 years (2020) music from the 1990's will be
THIRTY YEARS OLD.
The math is obvious but wtf??
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Oh gawd. I might need to go ahead and get that rocking chair so I can sit next to Des as he yells at the kids.
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About twenty years ago I visited the Science Museum in London. The IBM 360 mainframe, that replaced the IBM 1401 that I used to run with a punched card program, was an exhibit.
I also visited the London Transport Museum. A version of the bus I used to ride to school on was a 1920s exhibit. Even then I knew the bus was old but THAT old...
Domestic bygones are the worst. I remember helping my mother using those ridiculous old devices including the hand-powered vacuum cleaner, the hand cranked mangle, the iron heated on a coal stove and the wash board.
Visiting one of my mother's cousins in rural Essex was different. If you wanted water, you went outside and used the hand pump set above the well. The toilet shed was on wheels above a trench at the end of the garden. When that part of the trench was full the shed was pushed sideways to the next part of the trench. Next year that trench grew celery. When it got dark she lit the paraffin lamps. Going to bed, you took a candle with you.
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Alas, I can still remember when my great-grandmother got an indoor bathroom. We used the outhouse when we visited before then.
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Oh shit! I'm antediluvian.
(Og, King of Bashan survived Noah's Flood)
The real me? My eldest (and favourite) aunt was a suffragist before WW1 and lost her fiancé who was killed flying over the Western Front. My father was bombed out of his London home by a Zeppelin in 1915.
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