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Oliver aka O.J. - If he's not in the mood, he'll let you know. He appreciates affection on his terms, so he'll need a patient person willing to give him his space and allow him to invite affection when he's feels comfortable. When he does, he'll sit by your side and purr when you pet him. This adorable golden nugget is considered a senior at nine years young, but he doesn't look a day over six! Handsome, mellow and polite (he never demands food or jumps up on the table or the bed), Oliver is a distinguished gentleman who needs a caring person to show him what it means to be loved and respected.
 
Oliver aka O.J. - If he's not in the mood, he'll let you know. He appreciates affection on his terms, so he'll need a patient person willing to give him his space and allow him to invite affection when he's feels comfortable. When he does, he'll sit by your side and purr when you pet him.
Sooo....it's a cat?

 
Officer Pete Malloy said:
fantasycurse42 said:
Officer Pete Malloy said:
fantasycurse42 said:
What the #### do you wear when you go paintballing in 80 degree weather?
They don't give you coveralls?
No idea... How much do these things hurt? I was debating shirt, shorts.
Dude...they hurt. Not like kick in the balls hurt but they hurt. Welts and ####.

You have to remember that 80 degree weather for me is chilly. But jeans and a long sleeved shirt at minimum.

You have to find a balance between "I'm sweating like Woz trying to read" and "I want some sort of fabric armor".
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
:goodposting:

 
Dan Lambskin said:
Dan Lambskin said:
I bought a motion activated chirping bird from the Dollar Store

I've been hiding it around the house to scare my wife
Bird is working out nicely

Hid it on our bedroom table lamp hoping to scare her at night be she found it when getting changed into bedtime clothes

She brought it downstairs right before we were getting ready for family movie night

Wife: I found your stupid bird

Me: ok let's go watch ghostbusters

Son: is there a ghostbusters 3?

Me: no but they're making a new all woman ghostbusters

Wife: really who's in it,

Me: Kristen Wiig and that one fat slob, Melissa McCarthy

Wife: don't say things like that! That's not nice [slams hand on counter]

Bird: chirp...CHIRRPPP...chirp, chirp!

Me: :lmao:

Also I've now hid it In the cupboard with our K-Cups for tomorrow
:hifive:

I still have one of these left I need to use.

 
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6 of the top 10 best selling non new release DVDs in the country last week were from the Fast and the Furious franchise.
You don't say....

According to the Program for International Student Assessment, the average reading literacy score for U.S. fifteen-year old students is 498 (out of 1000 possible points). That is enough to make the United States rank twenty-fourth out of sixty-five educational systems ranked in that category. Shangai, China, ranked first, with a score of 570.
 
Here's how you freak-out a bunch of 8th graders.

We have a chapter test today. For every test I pass out a study guide. The study guide is nothing more than the test itself with the multiple choice answers removed. You really have to go out of your way to not be prepared for my tests.

This test also had some true/false questions on it. Now if I put T/F questions on the study guide exactly the same way as they appear on the test it would just become a matter of memorizing "T-T-F-T-F-F-T..." or "the one about Washington is True, the one about Lincoln is True, the one about Jefferson is False..." etc.

So typically what I do for T/F when it comes to the study guide I make almost all of the questions so they are False. The kids don't know if they are going to be True or False on the test because I'll change them up again. "Washington was the first President" on the study guide might become "Jefferson was the first President" on the test. You get the picture.

Last week when I was writing the test (and then creating the study guide) I spaced out and forgot to change the T/F questions.

It's pretty funny to watch the kids take the test today because all of the answers are False. I think most of them think it is some sort of trap.

 
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Teachers are evil. There are times I kinda wish I would have become one, but then I interact with my friends' tween daughters and it goes away.

 
Depressing fun fact of the day...

Furious 7 just broke the record for reaching the $1B mark (worldwide) in the shortest amount of time.
That was fast.
And I'm furious.

In all seriousness, Age of Ultron will eclipse it next month. Yes, GM, it's a comic-book movie.
Adam Sandler in dual roles? Hopefully playing a woman?
The Rock and Vin Diesel playing paternal twins (no offense) who have to save the planet from giant alien robots that can morph into dumptrucks.

 
Oh, speaking of people that make the world a terrible place...

The other day I was in the check-out line at the supermarket. The woman in front of me was buying a copy each of "The Globe", "The National Enquirer", "People", "US Weekly", and something I think was called "Closer". She was making no other purchases. She was also wearing a mu-mu.

 
Bob Sacamano said:
"I don't want to look like a weirdo."
The syndicated rerun of this edits out the part where he's washing his fat guy hat. One of the greatest travesties in the history of television

 

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