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Ball Son Urchin said:
Ball Son Urchin said:
Are Imp and I fighting?
Wait, what? I thought you were one of the good guys.
I can't remember that night anymore.
Oh that's cute that you think people really believe there's a difference.

I just looked back. You insulted Minnesota like it was Wisconsin or something.
Nevermind, go all imp on him, Frosty

 
Ball Son Urchin said:
Ball Son Urchin said:
Are Imp and I fighting?
Wait, what? I thought you were one of the good guys.
I can't remember that night anymore.
Oh that's cute that you think people really believe there's a difference.

I just looked back. You insulted Minnesota like it was Wisconsin or something.
Nevermind, go all imp on him, Frosty
I don't know how.

 
Watching the baseball game. Twice the announcer has said (re the 9-0 score) "Do not adjust your sets."

My kid said "Seriously, is that even a thing anymore? 'Quick! Fix the rabbit ears! It looks like the score is 9-0 but it can't be!'"
I assume you immediately launched into a 30 minute story about the time you had to hold the rabbit ears so your parents could watch the news story about the Titanic which could have been done in 5 but meandered about to the time you wore an onion on your belt (which was the style at the time) and probably something about the miracle that is the microwave.
Message for you.

 
Fish > I want to keep RG3 in flex on principle so Chad Henne is our starter this week, unless you see something else worth giving our lineup the old knuckles shuffle.

 
Tis a rare thing for me to want Clemson to win a football game, but I would root for the Taliban Giants if they were playing Florida State.

 
I wrote here a few weeks ago about the condition that my 13 year old lab was in. He had been doing fine over the past weeks. However, last night before bed his front leg seemed to give out. He can't get up with his weaker back legs now and the front one not working right.

My youngest son has a soccer game this morning. My wife and told the kids to say good bye to their dog before they left for his soccer game. We did our best to explain to them how we don't want him to live in pain or in a state where he can't walk around and enjoy himself. My 6 year old was in tears. Just breaking my heart.

In 30 minutes I will be taking my best buddy to the vet when they open. In all likelihood this is it. I won't be bringing him home with me. For the first time in 13 years i will have to walk in the door and not be greeted by him.

This was definitely not the way that i saw my Saturday morning playing out.

 
Last night I accidentally ate a pancreas. I'm pretty sure it wasn't a human one, but still. On the menu they call it "sweetbread" because if they called it "pancreas," well...

So here's some happy news for the GMTAN. I'm on Mackinac Island this weekend with my girlfriend and tonight after dinner I'm going to propose. She has no idea it's coming. I drove across the state earlier this week to sit down with her mom and dad, I picked up the ring, and this boat is full steam ahead. I know she's going to accept, I know she's the one, and still my stomach has been in knots for the last few days (although today this might be because of the pancreas). I find it strange that I can be this nervous about something I'm absolutely certain is the right thing, but I guess it's just because I've been a single guy doing what single guys do for a long time. I damn near gave her the ring yesterday just so I could stop acting weird. :lmao:

 
Last night I accidentally ate a pancreas. I'm pretty sure it wasn't a human one, but still. On the menu they call it "sweetbread" because if they called it "pancreas," well...

So here's some happy news for the GMTAN. I'm on Mackinac Island this weekend with my girlfriend and tonight after dinner I'm going to propose. She has no idea it's coming. I drove across the state earlier this week to sit down with her mom and dad, I picked up the ring, and this boat is full steam ahead. I know she's going to accept, I know she's the one, and still my stomach has been in knots for the last few days (although today this might be because of the pancreas). I find it strange that I can be this nervous about something I'm absolutely certain is the right thing, but I guess it's just because I've been a single guy doing what single guys do for a long time. I damn near gave her the ring yesterday just so I could stop acting weird. :lmao:
The "acting weird" really just begins with giving her the ring. :coffee:

 
DocGonzo - congrats. My piece of advice to you is to not overthink the wording of the proposal. I had this whole speech about how Angrywife made me a better person and whatnot and she doesn't remember any of it because of the emotion of the moment.

Walnutz - That's such a tough moment. Good luck.

Angrywife took JR to get a haircut this morning. Yuke and I haven't moved off the couch since we got up two hours ago. Kinda wishing I had a diaper of my own so that I didn't have to get up at all.

 
I wrote here a few weeks ago about the condition that my 13 year old lab was in. He had been doing fine over the past weeks. However, last night before bed his front leg seemed to give out. He can't get up with his weaker back legs now and the front one not working right.

My youngest son has a soccer game this morning. My wife and told the kids to say good bye to their dog before they left for his soccer game. We did our best to explain to them how we don't want him to live in pain or in a state where he can't walk around and enjoy himself. My 6 year old was in tears. Just breaking my heart.

In 30 minutes I will be taking my best buddy to the vet when they open. In all likelihood this is it. I won't be bringing him home with me. For the first time in 13 years i will have to walk in the door and not be greeted by him.

This was definitely not the way that i saw my Saturday morning playing out.
:( that sucks.

 
Last night I accidentally ate a pancreas. I'm pretty sure it wasn't a human one, but still. On the menu they call it "sweetbread" because if they called it "pancreas," well...

So here's some happy news for the GMTAN. I'm on Mackinac Island this weekend with my girlfriend and tonight after dinner I'm going to propose. She has no idea it's coming. I drove across the state earlier this week to sit down with her mom and dad, I picked up the ring, and this boat is full steam ahead. I know she's going to accept, I know she's the one, and still my stomach has been in knots for the last few days (although today this might be because of the pancreas). I find it strange that I can be this nervous about something I'm absolutely certain is the right thing, but I guess it's just because I've been a single guy doing what single guys do for a long time. I damn near gave her the ring yesterday just so I could stop acting weird. :lmao:
You poor dumb ******* :thumbup:

 
I wrote here a few weeks ago about the condition that my 13 year old lab was in. He had been doing fine over the past weeks. However, last night before bed his front leg seemed to give out. He can't get up with his weaker back legs now and the front one not working right.

My youngest son has a soccer game this morning. My wife and told the kids to say good bye to their dog before they left for his soccer game. We did our best to explain to them how we don't want him to live in pain or in a state where he can't walk around and enjoy himself. My 6 year old was in tears. Just breaking my heart.

In 30 minutes I will be taking my best buddy to the vet when they open. In all likelihood this is it. I won't be bringing him home with me. For the first time in 13 years i will have to walk in the door and not be greeted by him.

This was definitely not the way that i saw my Saturday morning playing out.
So sorry to hear. That's gotta be toughKrista and Tanner have cats to spare if you need something to fill the void.

 
There are lots of places in South Texas where you can get lightly breaded and fried sweetbreads. Whether it's pancreas or thymus or whatever is not important. :shrug:

 

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