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PostPosted: 17 Sep 2012 15:43 
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Happy friday Mary and friends! Anything exciting going on this weekend? :)


A weekend away for a happy event - rehearsal and wedding for two dear friends, catching up with other friends.



So, Rob...was your weekend as good as you thought it would be? :)


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So, Rob...was your weekend as good as you thought it would be? :)


Yes. Actually, I think I posted that after I came back, to be succinct, but the story's worth telling.

Four of us guys, best friends from college. One of us had gone through particularly trying times with the long illness and eventual death of his wife (best friend of my wife from college, their wedding the reason we started dating, and the couple we lived closest to, saw most, and socialized with frequently for, well... something like 14 years). We saw many of the rough patches - the grieving, the mourning; the beginnings of recovery; stepping out again.

He eventually happened across a high school friend, living near his hometown. There had been some mutual attraction/feelings/interest back then, but for various reasons never pursued. Her marriage had recently ended badly. She and my friend talked a lot, rediscovered old feelings, discovered new feelings, started dating, and it was soon apparent that they would build a life together.

My wife and I were privileged to be among the first of his "old" friends to meet her. She reached out to us when we barely knew her - invited us into her home and family, went the extra mile in one of our own times of grief. We could see clearly that she's beautiful, loving, funny, intelligent, strongly family-oriented, thoroughly in love with him - and it was a joy to see him not "merely" healed (which he was (which put him in a position to appreciate her)) but actually happy, seeing a future, realizing some dreams & ambitions, forming new dreams & ambitions, and thoroughly in love with her.

They married this weekend. Our other college friends were in attendance, and did much to help bring off the day with nary a hitch. This was actually the first opportunity for our other two couples to meet her in person (they agree she's wonderful for him, and think she'll fit in great with our little gang of lunatics). I had the privilege of serving as best man, and managed (mostly) to not screw anything up. (Note to other prospective "best men" out there - one of the lesser-known (but still important) duties of the best man is to make sure the groom remembers to eat that morning)

When they announced their engagement and told us all to save the date, they spoke of theirs being "a love 28 years in the making". In my toast at the reception, I spoke (or tried to) of how that sentiment struck me as being connected to biblical passages on weddings, wine, vintages (and I dunno, maybe some whiskey adverts) - and how, truly, their love was the best vintage, aged in the finest barrels, and had now come of age and was ready to be tasted and enjoyed.

Back home, heading for choir rehearsal tonight, I was making a mental note for intentions in our closing prayer circle - to make sure I remembered to offer a prayer of Thanksgiving to our God of new beginnings for our friends and their new beginning. Little chance of me being allowed to forget - I opened my music folder and was reminded that tonight's rehearsal set was the Mass parts for a composition called The Mass of New Beginnings.

One of the other particularly nice things about this past weekend (and our guys' night the week before), was that this month we four guys mark 25 years of friendship. Truly another gift to thank God for.

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Rob, thank you...that's a very beautiful heartwarming adventure!


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Today is my birthday! It's a shame we have torrential rain and a tornado warning until 7 pm tonight. :roll: :)

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Today is my birthday! It's a shame we have torrential rain and a tornado warning until 7 pm tonight. :roll: :)


Everyone!!!

It's Andrew's birthday today and WE are invited to his PARTY!!!!

We will need umbrellas and raincoats!!!!

Let's see, what should we get for him???


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Mary wrote:
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Today is my birthday! It's a shame we have torrential rain and a tornado warning until 7 pm tonight. :roll: :)


Everyone!!!

It's Andrew's birthday today and WE are invited to his PARTY!!!!

We will need umbrellas and raincoats!!!!

Let's see, what should we get for him???


Mary


Single malt Scotch, like Talisker aged 15 years? :wink:

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 18 Sep 2012 13:18 
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Happy Birthday Andrew.

Oh wait, that was on topic...I blew it.

I'll bring the Scotch as it's a liquor I don't care for so it should make it from the market to your home unscathed.

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
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Happy Birthday Andrew.

Oh wait, that was on topic...I blew it.

I'll bring the Scotch as it's a liquor I don't care for so it should make it from the market to your home unscathed.

I bought a bottle Scotch about ten years ago when my wife's Scotch-drinking brother-in-law from San Antonio visited. He had two or three drinks. The rest of the bottle sits undisturbed in a remote kitchen cabinet!

I'm not sure whether it's well-aged or past its expiration date — and I certainly won't find out by sampling it! :hold:

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I bought a bottle Scotch about ten years ago when my wife's Scotch-drinking brother-in-law from San Antonio visited. He had two or three drinks. The rest of the bottle sits undisturbed in a remote kitchen cabinet!

I'm not sure whether it's well-aged or past its expiration date — and I certainly won't find out by sampling it! :hold:


That might be dangerous, Jim - sounds like you're in desperate need of aid...

THIS - looks likes a job for... Safety Ranger!

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...and leap into action (propelled by by my George Reeves signature model miniature trampoline), ever-mindful of my credo: "One bottle, one Ranger!"

Have no fear, citizen! I, Safety Ranger, pledge to wage a never-ending battle against that single-malt, no matter How Long it takes - until it can never menace you ever again! (hic!)*



* Disclaimer - although I may act like a strange visitor from another planet, in reality I am something closer to mild-mannered, and usually the designated driver, so it usually takes several years to work through a good bottle of whiskey picked up at duty-free returning from a foreign trip.

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
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Charivari Rob wrote:
retsinab wrote:
I bought a bottle Scotch about ten years ago when my wife's Scotch-drinking brother-in-law from San Antonio visited. He had two or three drinks. The rest of the bottle sits undisturbed in a remote kitchen cabinet!

I'm not sure whether it's well-aged or past its expiration date — and I certainly won't find out by sampling it! :hold:


That might be dangerous, Jim - sounds like you're in desperate need of aid...

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THIS - looks likes a job for... Safety Ranger!
Excuse me while I dash into the stock room, change into my tunic and cape, with its awe-inspiring crest: Image

...and leap into action (propelled by by my George Reeves signature model miniature trampoline), ever-mindful of my credo: "One bottle, one Ranger!"

Have no fear, citizen! I, Safety Ranger, pledge to wage a never-ending battle against that single-malt, no matter How Long it takes - until it can never menace you ever again! (hic!)*



* Disclaimer - although I may act like a strange visitor from another planet, in reality I am something closer to mild-mannered, and usually the designated driver, so it usually takes several years to work through a good bottle of whiskey picked up at duty-free returning from a foreign trip.



Material Safety Data Sheets? What's Jim gonna do with them??


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I bought a bottle Scotch about ten years ago when my wife's Scotch-drinking brother-in-law from San Antonio visited. He had two or three drinks. The rest of the bottle sits undisturbed in a remote kitchen cabinet!

I'm not sure whether it's well-aged or past its expiration date — and I certainly won't find out by sampling it! :hold:
My wife's uncle once warned us that it evaporates, if you give it the chance.

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Material Safety Data Sheets? What's Jim gonna do with them??Mary


It seemed appropriate.

I've worked in construction, and one of my best friends in lab research. In both our workplaces, cabinets containing potentially volatile (or volatiley potent) substances would require the presence of a binder full of data sheets.

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My wife's uncle once warned us that it evaporates, if you give it the chance.


Unbelievable.

Never seen such a thing. :roll:

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Charivari Rob wrote:
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Material Safety Data Sheets? What's Jim gonna do with them??Mary


It seemed appropriate.

I've worked in construction, and one of my best friends in lab research. In both our workplaces, cabinets containing potentially volatile (or volatiley potent) substances would require the presence of a binder full of data sheets.



Rob, that's totally brilliant!!! are you a secret agent, or something?


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Rob, that's totally brilliant!!! are you a secret agent, or something?

Mary


Well, if I said yes, it wouldn't be a secret. ...and if I said no, well, obviously you couldn't take that at face value, because a secret agent would have to obfuscate. :P

I used the MSDS emblem for the double joke - the potent substances as well as the Superman imagery.

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Jim,

If you ever see a bottle of scotch with an expiry date, don't buy it.

Once the bottle has been opened you have about a year before the scotch has oxidised.

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If you ever see a bottle of scotch with an expiry date, don't buy it.

Once the bottle has been opened you have about a year before the scotch has oxidised.

James, if I bought a bottle of Scotch for my consumption only, it would never be opened!

Having lived over 52 years (so far) beyond the the minimum drinking age, I have yet to develop a taste for whiskey, be it Scotch, Bourbon, Irish or whatever.

In fact, the only hard liquor I enjoy is a gin and tonic on a warm summer afternoon.

My preferred libation would be perhaps an oatmeal stout, a dark european-style lager

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Happy Friday!

We're going to the National Shrine in DC tomorrow for a pilgrimage, and Sunday we leave for Delaware for much needed R & R. Have a great week and weekend all! :)

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Happy Friday!

We're going to the National Shrine in DC tomorrow for a pilgrimage, and Sunday we leave for Delaware for much needed R & R. Have a great week and weekend all! :)



I like that plan and I hope it's everything you and your wonderful family are hoping for.

Happy Weekend to all and to all good food and lotsa laughs ! :) :) :) :) :)


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Seamas O Dalaigh wrote:
Jim,

If you ever see a bottle of scotch with an expiry date, don't buy it.

Once the bottle has been opened you have about a year before the scotch has oxidised.



How does it last a year? Okay. Next time pull of the label on the neck, don't open the bottle. Seal it with candle wax and send it to me. I'll make sure the Bottle Ranger gets it. .........yeah right.

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How does it last a year? Okay. Next time pull of the label on the neck, don't open the bottle. Seal it with candle wax and send it to me.

I'll make sure the Bottle Ranger gets it.

.........yeah right.



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Charivari Rob wrote:
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How does it last a year? Okay. Next time pull of the label on the neck, don't open the bottle. Seal it with candle wax and send it to me.

I'll make sure the Bottle Ranger gets it.

.........yeah right.



THIS looks like a job for...
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:)



But is he gonna share it or hog it all himself??


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I've returned from obeying Mary having had lots of good Mexican food, a couple of drinks (but not enough to intoxicate as there isn't enough liquor in the world for that) and lotsa laughs....it was a good order on Mary's part.

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Mary wrote:
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How does it last a year? Okay. Next time pull of the label on the neck, don't open the bottle. Seal it with candle wax and send it to me.

I'll make sure the Bottle Ranger gets it.

.........yeah right.



THIS looks like a job for...
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But is he gonna share it or hog it all himself??


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How do you think he flies?

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Right, that's it; we must have dinner together.

Take your pick:

http://www.eatability.com.au/au/east-sydney/

(I recommend Beppi's.)

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James,

I'll go to Beppi's with you on your recommendation but it seems odd to go to Australia to have Italian food. Believe it or not, I was talking to someone about how I wish I could travel and see more of the world and I said I'd love to go to Australia and I'd have to meet my internet friend in Syndey.

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For some odd reason, one of my professors in college wanted to see me drunk. It just happened that I lived two blocks from her parents so one day, when there was a family party, she invited me over and kept spiking my drinks with more and more bourbon. I admit, I was drunker than I've ever been before or since but she was practically passed out before she attained her goal of seeing me drunk enough to relax my habit of hiding my real self. Something I used to do but now I let my real self drip all over the place.

To this day, I can't drink bourbon. My fondest memory of that night was when my professor accidentally sent a bowl of chips flying and her mother said, "what kind of example is this for your students?" I told her, "it's a great example, I'm having fun". I also enjoyed the part where her brother and husband argued over who would drive me home and her brother said he didn't want me in his new car in case I threw up.

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Heh, heh. Barramundi on Friday it is.

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Hey, guys!
Guess what?

Today is:


AMBROSE'S BIRTHDAY !!!!!


HE'S THE GENIUS WHO STARTED THIS THREAD :o :o :o :o :o


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Hmmm...

...something tells me I'm the Champion Thread Killer!!!



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Mary,

How do you obtain this secret knowledge of everybody's birthday and how old am I?

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How do you obtain this secret knowledge of everybody's birthday and how old am I?



Not a problem...soon's my short term memory goes away I'll probably remember more stuff than I ever knew. :o


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How do you obtain this secret knowledge of everybody's birthday and how old am I?



Not a problem...soon's my short term memory goes away I'll probably remember more stuff than I ever knew. :o


Do you guys know that short term memory doesn't go away if you climb up on a ladder?

I tried and it didn't go away. I still can't remember how to get back down! :roll:


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We still have power in the panhandle! Hooray! :)

I pray for the victims and those without power, and for a safe cleanup from the storm of the century.

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We still have power in the panhandle! Hooray! :)

I pray for the victims and those without power, and for a safe cleanup from the storm of the century.



Same here...


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PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012 10:02 
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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012 11:03 
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Today I feel as old as the marine corp.

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012 14:09 
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Val wrote:
Today I feel as old as the marine corp.



hmm, I think that makes me about...nevermind. :(

Life is just too confusing these days: James says I come from Mars...one of my priests says I'm from Venus and my pastor says I'm from Utopia....

I wonder which one is correct. :roll:


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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012 14:23 
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Mary,

Well, you're definitely not from Mars or Venus so you're from utopia which makes me jealous because I'm in Los Angeles which is far from utopia...although we have good weather.

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012 16:33 
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Mary,

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James says I come from Mars


No, I didn't. You did.

viewtopic.php?f=221&t=65603&p=841896&hilit=mars#p841896

and

viewtopic.php?f=62&t=34838&p=845357&hilit=mars#p845357

My only other mentions of Mars in this Forum:

viewtopic.php?f=55&t=25853&p=356270&hilit=mars#p356270

viewtopic.php?f=68&t=11687&p=191106&hilit=mars#p191106

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012 19:12 
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Seamas O Dalaigh wrote:



James...all this time I thought it was you! :oops:

btw, thanks for the research...I hope I don't laugh myself silly when I read those treasures!


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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
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So, what's the weather report for Mars this weekend? Fine, I hope.

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 09 Nov 2012 20:55 
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Seamas O Dalaigh wrote:
Mary,

So, what's the weather report for Mars this weekend? Fine, I hope.



James, I don't think we have weather here. We don't even have coffee. :o


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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
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I WILL NOT BE DENIED. I am not just a thread killer but a serial thread killer. :P

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Casey Cates wrote:
I WILL NOT BE DENIED. I am not just a thread killer but a serial thread killer. :P



Greetings, Casey...do you like oatmeal or bacon and eggs?

We try to accomodate all our guests...! :)


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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
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I just noticed that my time and the Forum's time had a syncronicity problem.

It only took me 17 minutes to find the directions Fabrizio gave me last year and another 12 minutes to correct the syncronicity problem.

Is that good or what??? :o


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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 12 Nov 2012 16:04 
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Mary,

It's certainly better than anything I could achieve.

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 Post subject: Re: Thread killers unite
PostPosted: 12 Nov 2012 17:14 
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Mary,

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I just noticed that my time and the Forum's time had a syncronicity problem.




I seriously doubt it. Syncronicity is one of the more... um... fanciful of the many wacko-freak concepts made up by Jung.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syncronicity

Syncronicity has nothing to do with Daylight Savings; synchronisation may have.

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