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Originally Posted by tonywalt
Maybe it is a snapshot of a rap shot?! :biggrin5:
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LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by tonywalt
Maybe it is a snapshot of a rap shot?! :biggrin5:
I think the Country Doc just likes to roar. It can mean many things: approval, satisfaction, warning, alarm, pleasure, kinship, etc. You'll have to ask the Doc, but I think it's his primal, well, roar. Soldiers say, HOOAH, California surfers say, DUDE, but The Doc ROARs.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonywalt
That's my take anyway.
Its not the roar so much as the writing.
Be it how he wrote
Be it how he roared
The Doc has pulled it off
To draw tony's attention
And that of folks on board
:p
I'm thinking I might finally have to go and see a doctor to find out if I have depression. I simply can't deal with waking up with such a feeling of dread and misery every single day.
Going to see the doctor is a wonderful idea, there is a lot of help available. I hope it goes well for you :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pierre Menard
I'm thinking how unfair life is, at the same time, how I am so blessed. Sounds cliche but, yeah, that's what I'm thinking. :)
BUCKLE UP!
right now, general chatters?
that the doc is gonna take it to the limit one more time, general chatters...one more time...
ROAR!
How would you like to experience life from inside the mind of a genius?
. . .
Convince yourself you are genius, and presto! :)
I'm immensely rich, though not in a monetary way.
I'm thinking of growing a mullet.
Now grilling a mullet, that would be good.
Maybe we could barbecue a bouffant.
Now, where did I put that tin of pomade?
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Originally Posted by Sancho
Great Idea!
I'm thinking mullet contest. Ready - Set - Grow.
Holy crap, it's been forever since I've been here.
I need to go wash baby bottles!
Business in frontQuote:
Originally Posted by Sancho
Party in the back
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1E6IfdUJn6s
Me? - I'm thinkin I had too uch red wine and gold fish crackers.
Hahaha, that movie was pure art.
In answer to Joe's pappy's question, it's easy: there are two clutch mechanisms in a Posi-trac differential that aren't in a non-limited-slip differential, one for each half axle. The basic idea being, in a tight turn with a powerful car, you need to let up on the torque on the inside wheel, or it'll spin out.
Remember when cars had a hump in the floorboard to accommodate a driveshaft?
Probably it was 'round about the same time when a TV was as deep as it was wide.
Oh yes, and it was when this hairdo was gaining some traction with a certain set of folks:
http://i971.photobucket.com/albums/a...psacec1268.jpg
I'm thinking how I'd rather be at home than at work
I'm thinking it'd be a good day to wear plaid pants.
If I don't find a job soon I'm gonna wind up prostituting myself.
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Originally Posted by Darcy88
I'm thinking pretty much the same thing.
I'm thinking it's never a good day to wear plaid pants.
I'm begrudgingly thinking Emil's probably right.
Now where in the world did I put my paisley shirt?
I hope it's not this one:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sancho
http://imageshack.us/a/img545/884/kg...y2nbockni3.jpg
Ooo...Ahh...Nice. It goes with my hat.
http://i971.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps0f4da123.jpg
Well if you're going to wear that shirt and hat, you might as well wear these.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sancho
http://imageshack.us/a/img43/425/686...antsreserv.jpg
Most excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Emil Miller
You're a man of style, Emil.
Gonna need shoes...hmm...ah-ha!
http://i971.photobucket.com/albums/a...pse9a0e525.jpg
Great, then you can appear in Godspell.
I've been feeling the same way. I have been working, but it's been for peanuts lately. Good luck, Darcy. Good to see you. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Darcy88
Can I pass 20 credits in a spring term that has lots and lots of breaks in the middle????????????
^My 2 cents: go for it. Take a chance - Custer did.
Spring semester of my junior year, I had to get the dean's approval to take 21 credit hours. It wound up being my best semester. Fear of failure wonderfully focused my mind. Made for a crummy spring break, though. (I was a Mechanical Engineering student.)
What do you think? In your heart of hearts I think you already know the answer, Farnoosh. If you do it, you have to be ready to dive in and stay focused!Quote:
Originally Posted by farnoosh
You'll be the coolest kid in the room in this outfit, Sancho, imo. The only thing I would change would be the style of the pants. They need to be skinny to go with those pointed shoes. Yes, I am a style expert. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sancho
How about these ?Quote:
Originally Posted by qimissung
http://imageshack.us/a/img201/1893/p...gingstopsh.jpg
Probably need to keep the children home if I wore those.
Also people might get the idea that I’m Jewish. (I’m not, but pediatricians seem to like to put the mark of Abraham on babies in this country anyway.)
Speaking of Jewish guys, I was thinking of something more along these lines:
http://i971.photobucket.com/albums/a...psf2f2ccb1.jpg
I’m gonna need a pair of argyle socks.
Emil, that seems like something that would be more flattering on your figure. :D
Argyle socks look better on some people than others.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sancho
http://imageshack.us/a/img690/6829/71087274.jpg
I gave up trying to flatter my figure long ago but I haven't quite got to the Three Stooges stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by qimissung
No argument here, Emil.Quote:
Originally Posted by Emil Miller