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lpara
03-11-2007, 11:43 PM
Welcome to :gopusa:

Wise Words:

"If individuals be not influenced by moral principles; it is in vain to look for public virtue." —James Madison

What's Happenin!

Chucky Shumer is calling for Gonzales' resignation :tqrolleyes: The old "politics before law" excuse :shake: Me thinks NY should fire Chucky next go-round.

FIVE HUNDRED HOMES EVACUATED in SOUTHERN CAL...Still fighting the massive fire.

Hillary says she is the JFK of '08--I guess that makes Billy--JackieO :tqrolleyes:

Environmentalist wackos seem to be in full force--next . . . Germany may lower the speed limit on the autobahns.

HAVE A GREAT DAY EVERYONE!

Speedway
03-11-2007, 11:47 PM
:welcome: to :gopusa: , Dino! Glad to have you aboard.

:whisper: I meant to say hi in the Newt thread, but got sidetracked.


Hillary says she is the JFK of '08--I guess that makes Billy--JackieO :tqrolleyes:


I always thought she was really a man in drag. I guess this proves it ... she thinks so, too! But as for Billy :barf: Clinton being JackieO .... nah .... maybe :jacka: ssO!

Speedway
03-12-2007, 12:32 AM
I've been stuck with dial-up most of the weekend and even had a bit of trouble posting. Of course, as windy as I get that's impossible to believe, I know!

I'd never bop you in the head. You don't have to agree with me on everything. Remember I like football and you like shoes! That's okay!!! :D

RealDeal
03-12-2007, 02:17 AM
That's okay!!!

I know... http://bestsmileys.com/hugging/1.gif How bout if I get you some football shoes?

Speedway
03-12-2007, 02:24 AM
:rotflo: Are these shoes gonna be shaped like footballs or am I just gonna have cleat marks in the carpet? :laff:

Maybe some nice athletic shoes ... a pair of Rykas? They are nice and made especially for women. Amazing ... I know something about shoes!

RealDeal
03-12-2007, 02:33 AM
I like Rykas... and if I remember correctly, it's a Christian owned company........ maybe not?

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 05:05 AM
Good morning everyone. :wavey:

I place bagels with a variety of flavored cream cheese in the lounge.

This afternoon, I have a doctor's appointment for my annual physical. I am permitted to have anything to eat or drink except water until after my appointment is over.

It is going to be 80 degrees today with no rain. Tomorrow, the temperature will reach 82 degrees.

Terri
03-12-2007, 06:14 AM
RD, did you mean to put the Dole post in another thread?

It isn't likely to get much discussion in here and since we close the Precinct every night it won't be easily found for reference.

TGImRepublican
03-12-2007, 06:30 AM
:yes: it is Monday, WOW!...catching up

Saturday~
I say today is "Kick Mitch Daniels in the Pants" Day Now seriously - how many years of each surrounding state whining "But Indy don't have to do it" :tantrum: did it take to get this passed :winkie:

Mayan priests will purify a sacred archaeological site to eliminate 'bad spirits' after President Bush visits next week by sacrificing as many virgins as will come forward.
:rotflo: I vote for Virgins (if any exist there) sacrificing loudmouthed priests :)

ok - and on to
~Sunday

Don't forget! Set the clock forward or you'll be late for church! :yes: This has to be a mystery for the ages for preacher folk....
Spring - people late forget to move clock forward
Fall - no one early to help set up for church seems noone forgets to fall back.
:confused:

Charie's Trivia!


Your Little Corner of the World

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/1.gifWhat product is your little corner of the world best known for?

Pork and Corn

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/2.gif What scenic place is your area known for?

We used to have the Bengals Training Camp, a wildlife adventure :laff:
We have a very historic area. We have more things available than I've visited.

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/3.gif Is there a famous person or persons associated with your area that no one out of the area knows about? :elvis:

Several, some good and some not so good. I guess that would be everywhere.

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/4.gif Does your town/city/rural area have a river running through it? Is it situated on a lake? Which one(s)? :drown:

We have several rivers and lakes.
My property is on "Greasey Creek" - don't know why it was called that. I have ancestors/family members who have waterways named after them in the most southern counties.

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/5.gif What is the name of your hometown? (You only have to tell us the town, not the state) Do you still live there?

My hometown is Martinsville. As with many young ones I got away - Nothing here, says we - but ya know, when it came time to raise a family - where did I migrate back to? Yup. Martinsville via Cincinnati.

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/6.gif If you could choose to live anywhere, where would you be?

WOW!, Tennessee and either of the Carolinas

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/7.gif What is your favorite vacation spot?

Easy - Tennessee and where ever my grandbabies are stationed

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/8.gif If your number came up on the lottery and your share was $250,000, what would you spend it on? :2cents2: Or would you invest it?

Invest most so that when I am old and grey - ok older and greyer - that no one will have to support me. Have fun with a little of it.

http://www.mountainsnmore.n et/gopusa/trivia/9.gif Somehow or another while on vacation we usually end up playing games. Do you like to play cards or are you more a board game type?

We play Cards, Dominos, Pool, sometimes board games, in the hottub, in the lake, in the ocean. :)

Great Trivia Q's Charie!!

:welcome: DinosaurTracks :wavey: , guess you've already figured out you are gonna love it here :)

and on to
~Monday

Good Morning! :wohoo: caught up :clap:
(at least in the precinct)

I've been stuck with dial-up most of the weekend and even had a bit of trouble posting Still our world here, have spoken with several companies, even with the invasion of new builds in the are it isn't enough for them to even string RoadRunner. :shake:

Rykas... and if I remember correctly, it's a Christian owned company I did not know that. I'll have to give Rykas a look.

Okie Dokie, this is probably looong enough with the catching up and all.
Everyone have a great morning!!!!!
:wavey:

RW
03-12-2007, 06:36 AM
Wow, the Precinct is open early today!

Still dark in my corner of Paradise. No weather report yet, gotta go take my friends' prescribed walk before I go to work. And I ain't goin' until the sun comes up.

Made shepherd's pie for dinner, child let me get almost thru with it, until the mashed potato topping, then she put her marks on it. She reallllyyyy enjoys cooking. She made a determination to lose weight this year, by eating healthy. I keep NO garbage around here, the only place she eats junk is father's. He buys literally cases of pudding, but this weekend she resisted. She has 6 pounds to go before she gets to a mark that she hasn't seen since grade school!

Easy day yesterday, cleaning, here, kid home, bird noisy, dog lazy, just a nice Sunday. I'm rarin' for work now..

a little pollution music, Harry.........and off I go...

SewingSusie
03-12-2007, 07:30 AM
Good Morning GOP USA!! Behold, I bring good tidings of great joe.... :f_coffee:
39 degrees this morning in my part of the Mitten. We just don't know what to do with ourselves, in such warm weather. The snow is about half-melted off, and there is a lot of bare ground showing. We are seeing deer in the back field during the day again, the does are all eating for three and are very hungry. There are at least half a dozen grazin' in the rye right now. There are also some geese, checking out the pond. Maybe some day there will be water there to swim in--right now it's still frozen over.
Even with my alarm off, I managed to get up at 7:30 this morning. I don't think the time change makes any difference at all to me. Hopefully my folks at the home will get back on track.
Dinosaur Tracks, welcome aboard. Very interesting UserName--tell us about it if you've a mind to.
Gotta do laundry and work on show stuff today. Hope you all have a good one.
Blessings,
Sewing Susie :usflag22:

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 07:48 AM
Their is lots of good articles out in the :forum: including a poll asking if you will support Former Senator Fred Thompson for president.

I did a little polluting and reading.

Susie, I can visualize your scenery right now. It sounds great seeing mother nature wildlife friends.

Granite River
03-12-2007, 08:31 AM
Yesterday my youngest daughter came by so that my two year old grand daughter could help the wife decide what to do with all of the baby palm trees that have come up in the front flower beds, so I decided to get them to help me push the trailer into the shop. I had already put a tarp over the prototype mold but it was looking like rain so we backed the trailer into the shop. It started to rain as we walked back to the house and it rained on and off the rest of the day. But last night it rained about seven inches. My wood working shop had three inches of water on the floor and the front yard looked like a lake draining into the river in the back yard. We had a lot of what the weather people like to call “dangerous lightning”. The four foot deep gully behind the house is still running three feet deep but last night it was six feet deep and fifty yards wide. I was expecting Noah to come by and pick up the cats but he must have gotten washed by to fast to grab them because they’re still here. I don’t know how my daughters faired; the rain was headed toward the youngest ‘s house and she had no power the last we talked to her.

Ben_Colder
03-12-2007, 08:43 AM
Good morning from Vermont. It's now 36d and rising. Snow is on the way out. Now we are going to see all the trash that has been tossed out of car windows and the back of open bed trucks. Going to look like a city dump soon. Cigarette butts will stick to the bottom of shoes and will be tracked everywhere. It's spring time, I should be thinking of better things.

Wife and I would love to move south. I wonder if there's room for us in NC? We'd love to live in Asheville or Hendersonville.

RealDeal
03-12-2007, 10:12 AM
RD, did you mean to put the Dole post in another thread?


Yes, Terri, I wanted to, but couldn't find it.

I can't find the George Wills thread where he talks about Reagan's "past political life"..

Tell me where it is and I will move it there. (I even looked at "all threads started by Terri, :confused: )

BTW~ they are predicting 95 here today!!!

Terri
03-12-2007, 10:15 AM
The title doesn't give you a clue. It's called "Three Good Options for the Right" and it's in Editorials on Political Topics.

I moved the post for you. Easy for me to do it.

RealDeal
03-12-2007, 10:22 AM
:twothumbsup: Thanks!!

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 10:35 AM
It is 85 degrees here.

I am hungry except I have to wait until my doctor's appointment is over.

RW
03-12-2007, 10:40 AM
BOBBY E. is in the building...

Hey, Big Guy.

RW
03-12-2007, 11:01 AM
and he has now left the building...rats...I always like to see what he has to say!

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 12:03 PM
Breaking news!

Army Surgeon General Kiley submitted his retirement. I place the article under political buzz.

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 12:11 PM
I am leaving for my doctors appointment. I wish I can take :kitty: with me.

bbl. :wavey:

stormy
03-12-2007, 12:33 PM
GWH Bush was just released from the hospital in California after fainting yesterday during a golf game.

Charie
03-12-2007, 01:01 PM
I just heard a talk show host say that Harry Belafonte had launched on Condi Rice again. I couldn't find anything on the web. Anyone heard about it?

No news from the doctors on Bush 41, Stormy?




.

lpara
03-12-2007, 01:31 PM
I saw it on Drudge, Charie

Luckyme
03-12-2007, 01:45 PM
Good afternoon everyone!

Spring is coming :excited: It's 55 degrees here. First we have to get through the muddy season when the frost seeps out of the ground and then the real spring will be here. :woohoo::boy: wanted to go without his coat which was fine, but I made him wear his spring jacket.

I took :tails: shopping Saturday and walked right into some nice sales. Bought her a $60. dress for church for $14.99, and 4 shirts for :boy: for $1.19 ea. He was happy as long as he didn't have to try them on. :D

The Dems weren't satisfied with getting Rumsfeld and Libby out, now they are going after Cheney again and Gonzales. We could see this coming couldn't we.

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 02:25 PM
I am home from my doctor's appointment. He told me I gained three pounds. He wants to me in six months.

We are going out to eat at Chilis. I am starving.

RealDeal
03-12-2007, 03:02 PM
He told me I gained three pounds....
We are going out to eat at Chilis.

:rotflo:

Nothin like being honest! have an "awesome blossom" for me!!

BTW~ it's only 86 here, don';t think we're gonna make our 95 today... THANK GOODNESS!!

stormy
03-12-2007, 03:24 PM
No news from the doctors on Bush 41, Stormy?

I'm sure you will have heard this already--it seems he was dehydrated--came to right away and, today, is back on his regular schedule.

Just thought I'd reply in case you hadn't heard.

Charie
03-12-2007, 03:35 PM
I didn't know, Stormy. Thanks.

I've been trying to do some research on Fred Thompson. He's only been married to his present wife since 2002. He does have 2 grown sons and 5 grandchildren. I can find no mention of a first wife but I did see a site that spoke of him having children from marriages/relationships. Sounded a little ominous to me.

javajoy
03-12-2007, 03:57 PM
I don't worry about the personal lives anymore. I figure if they made it that far they probably paid someone off somewhere along the line or had at least two wives and some have more.

Look at Clinton, he's only had one wife.

Besides I figure the dimwits can do it all they want and no one will say anything. Only Republicans get kicked out of their jobs, or kicked out of Congress for any perceived "sin" or infraction. The dimwits can say anything they want to say as well, make an apology and go on, but not a Republican.

I am kind of ticked off today, can't you tell?

If one is going to let how many wives a man has had predict who they will vote for then vote for Romney or one of the ones who has had only one wife. I want to know where they stand on the issues.

Terri
03-12-2007, 04:00 PM
If one is going to let how many wives a man has had predict who they will vote for then vote for Romney or one of the ones who has had only one wife. I want to know where they stand on the issues.
You might enjoy the Gingrich thread. :D

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 04:09 PM
We are back from eating out. I had mesquite chicken which was serve with homemade mashed potatoes and fresh veggies.

Please pardon me as I open a window for :kitty:. Now, she is happy.

Der Alte
03-12-2007, 05:07 PM
I wonder if there's room for us in NC? We'd love to live in Asheville or Hendersonville.
Ben, I doubt it - seems like all the land and homes are being purchased by Yankees. Notice how nice I was and didn't say D----- Yankees.:D Since the big influx of Yankees, a $50,000 house 10 years ago is running in the range of $130,000 to $150,000 and thats not much of a house. If you have the money there are plenty of places and they are building new ones every day. My wifes childhood home is north of Asheville and my father was born up in the NW corner of the state. Its beautiful country and our favorite vacation spot.

Ben_Colder
03-12-2007, 06:46 PM
:D Since the big influx of Yankees, a $50,000 house 10 years ago is running in the range of $130,000 to $150,000 and thats not much of a house.
Thanks DA. These prices are cheap compared to Vermont. There's nothing under $200,000. We would be looking for rentals anyway. We would fit in great there since I was born and raised in Virginia and wife is from Oklahoma.

Ohiowoman
03-12-2007, 07:16 PM
According to IMDb (movie database), Fred Thompson's been married twice. The first marriage ended in 1985 and he remarried in 2002. There were three children with his first wife (one, a daughter) died and one with his current wife. Earlier today, I saw the reference to "marriages/relationships" but the site where I saw it has removed it.

stormy
03-12-2007, 07:23 PM
DA or BEN, did you see the article I posted a link to yesterday in my answers to Trivia?

What is the job of a PSY-OP?

BTW, DA, those "yankees" you were talking about never even have to change their accent--most are from Joisey and New Yawk. So, they live amongst each other there and don't even see many natives, it seems. :lol:

Amawalk John
03-12-2007, 07:24 PM
Hey, Ohiowoman! Did the earth move (http://www.myfoxcleveland.c om/myfox/) out your way?

Ohiowoman
03-12-2007, 07:31 PM
No, that was in northeast Ohio and we're in the southwest. We've had a few earthquakes here (three that I remember), but never anything very strong.

Amawalk John
03-12-2007, 07:36 PM
Oh, then it wasn't your fault. :rolleyes:

KatyJ
03-12-2007, 07:51 PM
Tomorrow, I have a busy day so I need to go to bed.

Good night everyone. :wavey:

Ohiowoman
03-12-2007, 09:00 PM
Oh, then it wasn't your fault.
I didn't say that! Maybe I caused it to punish Cleveland for inflicting Dennis Kucinich on all of us by making him a Congressman, instead of keeping him up there where he belongs. But you'll never prove it :hehe:

Luckyme
03-12-2007, 09:12 PM
Just heard that Fred Thompson will be on the H & C show tomorrow night for those who want to know more about him.

SewingSusie
03-12-2007, 10:11 PM
Earthquake in Ohio? Haven't felt a thing. We felt one that occured on the New Madrid years ago, some hours later I was in the basement and felt a motion, and thought my joker of a BIL was pulling one of his usual--but when I looked around, no one was there :yikes:
I went to the Fox 8 website--they had a poll going, on whether one felt it or not--I voted no :D
Der Alte, I think half of my state is headed your way. There are jobs there!! My SIL says I could do great around them. There are no opportunities here. Sonny-boy is already figuring that when he graduates college, he will have to leave MI for elsewhere in order to have a life.
Tell you a secret--the land that we paid $800 an acre for 18 years ago, within 6 years was going for 8-10K an acre. Good thing we bit when we did, or we would still be trapped in the metro.
Time to hit the hay :sleeping:
Nitey-nite! :wavey:
Blessings,
Sewing Susie :usflag22:

Speedway
03-13-2007, 12:35 AM
:congline: It's :excited: Bobby's :elefant: birthday! :fwork: Are we gonna have a :HB2: party? :hb4:

KatyJ
03-13-2007, 04:13 AM
Good morning everyone. :wavey:

:HB: Bobby. Thank you for putting this great website together.

I place blueberry muffins in the lounge.

Today, I have a test in Introduction to Business. It is an open book/open note exam. I have my heart set on another A.

Then, I have an appointment with my foot doctor. He will freeze treat my foot again.

bbl. :wavey:

TGImRepublican
03-13-2007, 04:26 AM
Happy Tuesday :wavey:


:fwork:
A very very :HB2: to BOBBY!!
:fwork:
Hope your day is filled with great :members2: , and lots of :cake: and :f_bubbly:

Dehydration! Wow, glad Pres.Bush 41 is ok.
:eh: is dehydration becoming a huge problem or are we just hearing it as a cause of sickness more?

Just 'cause some family member moved north a long time ago don't make all stuck up here "D Yankees" :pfft:
and then some of us are cornfused 'cause were 1/2 south and 1/2 north :eh:
Does we have to hate ourselves?
:laff: One of lifes quandries

Well, off and running :wavey:

Stan75d2
03-13-2007, 06:49 AM
:HB: TO YOU. :HB: TO YOU, :HB: BOBBY, :HB: TO YOU!

SewingSusie
03-13-2007, 07:12 AM
Good Morning GOP USA!!! Coffee's ready :f_coffee: ! 47 degrees in my part of the Mitten, headed for 60 today. Back to reality in a couple of days--oh well, it's waaaaay to soon to be this warm. Fruit trees need their :sleeping: yet.
Happy Birthday to our exalted and fearless leader Bobby, and many more.
I am contributing a large plate of my famous fudge for the party. I will have to get out my blue shimmer shirt that I made.
Got Bible study this morning, then into GR to run around a bit, then I am going to my Dr. to get yelled at cuz my lipids panel is out of whack. Whatever whack is :laugh: I was a bit nervous cuz she said that back in Sept. my liver enzymes were a bit elevated, but they are normal now so :gag: I have some articles about metabolic syndrome to show her. I have 4 of the 5 markers for it, the only one I don't have so far is elevated blood sugar.
Dehydration is a common problem in the elderly, they forget to drink enough or just don't want to. And in a hot dry climate, you can get sick in a hurry. They have to push the water at the home, it's sooo warm and dry there. The staff all have big water jugs to sip on, and I carry a huuuge mug of cold tea on my cart.
Gotta get going--will try to :pop: in later. :wavey:
Blessings,
Sewing Susie :usflag22: