i watched... maybe... 3 minutes of the pilot and tapped out.I'm 99% sure Furley is just recycling The Office storylines.
@mods please delete all my postsIf I see a headline about a mass shooting in Wisconsin, I just assume it's Furley.
Perhaps he's a Bob & Tom fan and takes KennyTarmac a bit too seriously.i watched... maybe... 3 minutes of the pilot and tapped out.
though, now that you say this it makes me think. 98% of this guy vocabulary is recycled movie & tv quotes. or reminding you of movie & tv quotes. so maybe this is some sort of performance art thing he's doing like a modern day Andy Kaufman.
the idea that he's pulling a running gag on people would definitely explain the condescending smirk and barely disguised look of amusement on his face when he starts talking to..... anyone
Eh, I think people are over blowing the traffic. I would much prefer a direct flight, honestly.Uruk-Hai said:You'd know better than I on this. I just hate changing planes for what would be a 2.5 hour direct flight. Being hard-headed AND lazy is my cross to bear
it's part of my middle elite subscription package.Who gets the Shuke rating thread?
Pay to the order of Shuke S Shuke, one dollar and NINE CENTS!all my iWealth has been bequeathed to @shuke in my will
selling yourself short, imoit's part of my middle elite subscription package.
Wait are these coupons?!?
it's the scarf that's holding him back, isn't it?selling yourself short, imo
you're at least upper-middle of the middle tier
ALERT: I just read half of the last page of the Trump thread (have a bunch of waiting time at the airport and thought I could handle reading it - turns out I can't), and there was a Henry Ford post in there an hour ago! Welcome back, GBHF!!![]()
@Henry Fordponchos?Also, no one uses umbrellas in the PNW. Turns out there are alternative methods of moisture protection.![]()
Nah, I thought the same thing when I typed it."Moisture protection" sounds naughty.
Maybe I'm a perv.
Oh hell no. Sounds like something a bunch of scarf-wearers would don.ponchos?
this is true, but the type of rain there is a lot different than what you get in other places I think. PNW gets a bad rap for their rain...it's rarely a huge downpour like some of the storms in the midwest.Also, no one uses umbrellas in the PNW. Turns out there are alternative methods of moisture protection.![]()
See...I think of poncho wearers as the exact oppositie demo of scarf-wearers. One seems like a rugged hunter, the other is Floppo.Oh hell no. Sounds like something a bunch of scarf-wearers would don.
All good points. Maybe that's the disconnect between GM and Floppy on this.this is true, but the type of rain there is a lot different than what you get in other places I think. PNW gets a bad rap for their rain...it's rarely a huge downpour like some of the storms in the midwest.
anyway, I think umbrellas are annoying but I use them on occasion.
run around really fast between the drops?Also, no one uses umbrellas in the PNW. Turns out there are alternative methods of moisture protection.![]()
Thanks. I've spent the last nine days slipping into the more accessible online havens of the new nationalist movement. Ignorance of these areas is dangerous, as we all just learned. I don't know how active I'll be here, but I desperately needed to vent a bit.ALERT: I just read half of the last page of the Trump thread (have a bunch of waiting time at the airport and thought I could handle reading it - turns out I can't), and there was a Henry Ford post in there an hour ago! Welcome back, GBHF!!![]()
I'm just an idiot.All good points. Maybe that's the disconnect between GM and Floppy on this.
Marriage?Also, no one uses umbrellas in the PNW. Turns out there are alternative methods of moisture protection.![]()
Apropos to nothing when i read this i thought for a second you typed don as a joke and the word dawn was correct but then i corrected myself in my head.Oh hell no. Sounds like something a bunch of scarf-wearers would don.
coxsackie.So......the twins apparently have foot and mouth disease, which is highly contagious and there ain't much to do for it other than keep them hydrated and full of Motrin. Wife was supposed to go out of town for the night with her friends in Hood River for wine tasting and fun. She says she will cancel, but I'm telling her to go. She needs to go for her sanity because I know how much it sucks to be home with them all day long and I also know how much it sucks to be married to me. Part of keeping them hydrated is nursing, which I can't do apparently, even though my massive moobs look like they are full of milk. We've never used formula and the mere suggestion of buying it sends my wife into some weird craze, so I shut up because even though I'm dumb, I've learned which battles to wage in this marriage. All this is to say I hope you all have a better weekend than I will have because the way it's shaping up ain't real good.
Remember at Coshole when we smoked a joint in the alley behind his compound? That was pretty great.I'm just an idiot.
She hasn't pumped in a long time and honestly, I think she is more than ready to wean (ween?) them off the boobs for good. But they lunge for her boobs the way I sometimes do as they are really spectacular and it's kind of cute to see them go on the attack for nutrition but at some point, it has to end otherwise it's going to be very weird.coxsackie.
probably the most miserable I've ever seen my miserable #1 son. IIRC, it goes fast- but it's a couple of days of hell for them and you until the huge fever breaks and the sores minimize.
does the wife pump? do you?
Hope they get better soon GBSo......the twins apparently have foot and mouth disease, which is highly contagious and there ain't much to do for it other than keep them hydrated and full of Motrin. Wife was supposed to go out of town for the night with her friends in Hood River for wine tasting and fun. She says she will cancel, but I'm telling her to go. She needs to go for her sanity because I know how much it sucks to be home with them all day long and I also know how much it sucks to be married to me. Part of keeping them hydrated is nursing, which I can't do apparently, even though my massive moobs look like they are full of milk. We've never used formula and the mere suggestion of buying it sends my wife into some weird craze, so I shut up because even though I'm dumb, I've learned which battles to wage in this marriage. All this is to say I hope you all have a better weekend than I will have because the way it's shaping up ain't real good.
I have a feeling you and I are going to do that again one day.Remember at Coshole when we smoked a joint in the alley behind his compound? That was pretty great.
She hasn't pumped in a long time and honestly, I think she is more than ready to wean (ween?) them off the boobs for good. But they lunge for her boobs the way I sometimes do as they are really spectacular and it's kind of cute to see them go on the attack for nutrition but at some point, it has to end otherwise it's going to be very weird.
Also, Leo climbed out of his crib last night and landed with a giant thud. Get snipped, kids.
because really... you need it just a little worse this weekend. but he'll probably never try to do that again- and again- and again- and again-...yeah, you would think so but might I remind you the father has a long and painful history of repeating mistakes.because really... you need it just a little worse this weekend. but he'll probably never try to do that again- and again- and again- and again-...
When I lived in "big" city and walked everywhere, I had a nice LL Bean rain jacket with a hood. Umbrellas just get turned inside-out by the wind and poke people in the eye. Not to mention only fairies use them.Also, no one uses umbrellas in the PNW. Turns out there are alternative methods of moisture protection.![]()
Your 5 yo sounds a lot like my 4 yo. I think it might be the gender, GB.just got a call from the school nurse. somehow, 5yo floppinha and 9yo floppinho collided heads on the playground. 5yo went to the nurse for the third time this year, 9yo has only been to the nurse with scarlet fever in kindergarten (his last school was like something out of a dickens novel).
I guess I'm just happy they're actually playing together... or close enough to bonk heads. but I'll be hearing about this all weekend. 5yo is in a stage where tears are plentiful and injustices abound... I WANTED TO OPEN THE DOOR, NOT HIM (tears). I WANT YOU TO HEAR MY PIANO PIECE FIRST, NOT HIM (tears). its' a stage, right? right?
that's a good wife/mom.... too bad for her weekend though.Your 5 yo sounds a lot like my 4 yo. I think it might be the gender, GB.
My wife is going to stay home after all. She told me that Hazel started crying because she thought by staying home I wouldn't pick her up from school. So I will be picking her up today as that got me right in the feelers.
But it doesn't really "rain" up there, right? It "mists." This is what every, single person I know in the area tells me, anyway, while they're busy dressing in 8 layers of Gortex, and hats, and boots and still manage to come home wet as hell.Also, no one uses umbrellas in the PNW. Turns out there are alternative methods of moisture protection.![]()