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Is there anything that can elevate a monitor so that it is higher? Steve put his condo in the way and so did Penelope. That is so amazing of them to put their condos
Do not worry I already forgot what it originally said.
shaking finger at bad post no help ?
i want to go to poland to buy a stamp
bad post like a bad potato?
I'm about to fix that rascal.
So you'll remember.
A real oldie. :-) I can barely remember this one.
...well, enjoyed the last real day of summer here. Starting Saturday, it all goes downhill with rain and temps that won't even break 70°. Later next week we could see highs only in the 50s.
Gotta win the Megabucks Lotto so I can get a place in the Southern hemisphere to do the " Endless Summer " thing.
...The Never W ant to Deal With Winter Again Complaint Thread.
warmish here
yep enjoy today's weather
Dis one?
YESSSSSSSSS!!!!
SNACK ATTACK - mac n cheese
there a celtic legend about ladies made of fire inside, prolly was a fancy name for them
...wet, wet, wet, Caturday. Even the cat turned around and came back in after a few moments.
Local radar map all green and yellow. temps still in the 50s (I knew that predicted high of 70 was not going to happen).
Good day to stay inside keep track of college football (I miss talking sports with Ed) and work on projects.
Today here was a "y'don't know" day. Y'don't know if it's going to rain or shine, blow hard, get cold or spritz oobleck. Looked different everytime I looked out the window. (the oobleck was the weirdest!)
Caorthannach – the Celtic fire-spitter
Caorthannach, thought by some to be the devil’s mother, is a demon that was fought off by St. Patrick when he banished the snakes out of Ireland.
The saint is said to have stood on the mountain now known as Croagh Patrick and expelled all the serpents and demons out of the Emerald Isle into the sea to drown.
One monster, however, managed to escape – Caorthannach, the fire-spitter. The demon slid down a mountain away from the saint, but Patrick spotted her, and chased her down upon the fastest horse in Ireland, which was brought to him.
The pursuit was a long one, and Caorthannach knew St. Patrick would need water to quench his thirst along the way, so she spit fire as she fled, and poisoned every well she passed.
Though the saint was desperately thirsty, he refused to drink from the poisoned wells and prayed for guidance.
Patrick eventually made it to the Hawk’s Rock, where he waited for Caorthannach. As the demon approached, he jumped out from his hiding spot and banished her from Ireland with a single word.
The evil fire-spitter drowned in the ocean, leaving a swell behind that created the famous Hawk’s Well.
thanks ! i can almost pronounce Caorthannach
It's pronounced queer-hawn-nock
well, i did it. now haz michael7. even though he useless for carrara
was actually 2 new releases i wanted. money lender has sreampunk potential. books n scrolls
aww lost the song.
glue gears on 80's junk, call it steampunk laaaa
was listening to american pie this morning, germinated render ideas. pink carnation and a pickup truck ...
thanks! i was totally wrong
thought care-than-ack
ka-noon-is
bow (rhyme with cow) - dee-kah
Tis useful having a grandaughter who is learning to speak Gaelic at school.
Irish and Scottish gaelic can be very confusing, even worse than Welsh sometimes.
"T" is silent? OK.
remember Joe Nameth? good games, good player. nice hair too iirc.
Irish is weird. I mean to say look how they pronounce Siobhan (Shivawn) or Dún Laoghaire (Dun Leery)
Interesting... I've noticed that people from that part of the planet seem to have no idea how to pronounce half the letters in their alphabet, yet claim there is some logical basis behind it. I think they just forgot.
Either that, or they got some letters in a bargain basement and just toss them into their words at random. But in some cases there must have been a shortage on vowels. 
That's a head trip. :-)
Wake up! It's morning!
I'm going back to sleep after beakfast.
Tstorms tnite - all silent "T"
These are okay...
But never:
I've never understood silent letters... Why have them if you don't pronounce them... Was it that once upon a time there was a Letter Union that stipulated that X number of letters had to be employed in certain words even if they were doing nothing...or you couldn't speak or write them?
It not like we have silent numbers?
But it could be a great excuse for bad math... "Oh, yeah... My numbers look off, but there were a lot of silent 7s and 9s, so once you factor those in you'll see it's all in order."
I suspect a lot of Mega Corporations have been employing silent numbers in their accounting practices lately.