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  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    ps1borg said:
    MistyMist said:

    mebbe the corn is listening  - just creeped out there  lol

    antfarm flash sale, 

    had the skytrain in wishlist for months. finally decided to delete it, and now is on flash sale. hydro think looks interesting.

     

    is steampunk passe now?   doesnt seem a trend anymores

     

    Think steam got punkd by hipster, Keanu Reeves just aint wearing those long coats Canali overcoats any more :)

     

     

    hipsters + ironing their clothes

    the grey trousers David Bowie wore in labyrinth 

     

    Kulay Wolf said:

    Hi I am Penelope  I am a female Betta who decided to say hi on my Human's account.

     

    edit wish I could do a selfie but I have no thumbs.

     

    hiya Penelope, welcome to the thread 

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    +1 Today's the day. Yea!

     

    +2

     nommie cherries on the cake// but all for the birthday boy!

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    edited August 2016
    Chohole said:
    Jan19 said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    How many birthdays is tjohn allowed to have?

    In the span of a few days, I mean.

     

    Well today is the actual day,  but he had almost a week of rehearsals.   All the best people have reheasals for their official birthdays.  

    Tjohn said earlier in the thread

    Wow, I misread the earlier post like nobody's business. surprise​  I thought it said "today."

    OK, well, rehearsal week then. 

    Thanks.  I seriously need to sleep more.

    Post edited by Jan19 on
  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    Tjohn said:

    I would like to thank you all for the birthday wishes! But I'm much too old and lazy. laugh

    Well, happy birthday, again.  No thank you necessary. :-)

    That picture is thanks enough. laugh

    Somebody poured a can of kerosene on that candle.

     

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    craving pineapple.  thirsssty

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,296
    Chohole said:
    Jan19 said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    How many birthdays is tjohn allowed to have?

    In the span of a few days, I mean.

     

    Well today is the actual day,  but he had almost a week of rehearsals.   All the best people have reheasals for their official birthdays.  

    Tjohn said earlier in the thread

    What about the people who celebrate unbirthdays?

     

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,296
    edited August 2016

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Chohole said:
    Jan19 said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    How many birthdays is tjohn allowed to have?

    In the span of a few days, I mean.

     

    Well today is the actual day,  but he had almost a week of rehearsals.   All the best people have reheasals for their official birthdays.  

    Tjohn said earlier in the thread

    What about the people who celebrate unbirthdays?

     

    Personally I gave up on birthdays some time back. The number was getting too big.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

     

    didnt know that about Jamestown.

  • TJohnTJohn Posts: 11,355
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Chohole said:
    Jan19 said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    How many birthdays is tjohn allowed to have?

    In the span of a few days, I mean.

     

    Well today is the actual day,  but he had almost a week of rehearsals.   All the best people have reheasals for their official birthdays.  

    Tjohn said earlier in the thread

    What about the people who celebrate unbirthdays?

     

  • TJohnTJohn Posts: 11,355
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    They replaced it. smiley

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/06/us/lucille-ball-new-statue/

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,216
    Jan19 said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    How many birthdays is tjohn allowed to have?

    In the span of a few days, I mean.

     

    ...I tried to get the state to let me adopt the Mars standard year but they wouldn't go for it (if they did be able to say "half-truthfully" I was 32 and be employable once again). 

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    kyoto kid said:
    Jan19 said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    How many birthdays is tjohn allowed to have?

    In the span of a few days, I mean.

     

    ...I tried to get the state to let me adopt the Mars standard year but they wouldn't go for it (if they did be able to say "half-truthfully" I was 32 and be employable once again). 

    I sometimes use my Dad's favourite way of calculating his age whereby 48 became 32 and a half   and so forth.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,296
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    They replaced it. smiley

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/06/us/lucille-ball-new-statue/

    Yeah, saw that.  I knew the old "Scary Lucy" had been removed some time ago and a new one was commissioned but didn't know it had been unveiled.  Thanks.

    Now, that being said...  I should have just let my shocked eyes rest and done something safe like reading a book or knitting or sleeping, but nooo, I had to look up the news from Buffalo tonight and the image below is what I found.  Monster rubber ducky floating in Buffalo's harbor.  No, really! 

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  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    They replaced it. smiley

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/06/us/lucille-ball-new-statue/

    Yeah, saw that.  I knew the old "Scary Lucy" had been removed some time ago and a new one was commissioned but didn't know it had been unveiled.  Thanks.

    Now, that being said...  I should have just let my shocked eyes rest and done something safe like reading a book or knitting or sleeping, but nooo, I had to look up the news from Buffalo tonight and the image below is what I found.  Monster rubber ducky floating in Buffalo's harbor.  No, really! 

    Ah,  but it is the largest rubber duck in the world,  now ain't that something?

     

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,491
    Tjohn said:

    I would like to thank you all for the birthday wishes! But I'm much too old and lazy. laugh

    I forgot if I said Happy Birthday or not.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,296
    Chohole said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    They replaced it. smiley

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/06/us/lucille-ball-new-statue/

    Yeah, saw that.  I knew the old "Scary Lucy" had been removed some time ago and a new one was commissioned but didn't know it had been unveiled.  Thanks.

    Now, that being said...  I should have just let my shocked eyes rest and done something safe like reading a book or knitting or sleeping, but nooo, I had to look up the news from Buffalo tonight and the image below is what I found.  Monster rubber ducky floating in Buffalo's harbor.  No, really! 

    Ah,  but it is the largest rubber duck in the world,  now ain't that something?

    He's probably very lonely.

     

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604

    Apparently she has a son, so she can't always be lonely.,

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    rubber ducky yoo the one 

  • TJohnTJohn Posts: 11,355
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    They replaced it. smiley

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/06/us/lucille-ball-new-statue/

    Yeah, saw that.  I knew the old "Scary Lucy" had been removed some time ago and a new one was commissioned but didn't know it had been unveiled.  Thanks.

    Now, that being said...  I should have just let my shocked eyes rest and done something safe like reading a book or knitting or sleeping, but nooo, I had to look up the news from Buffalo tonight and the image below is what I found.  Monster rubber ducky floating in Buffalo's harbor.  No, really! 

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    They replaced it. smiley

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/06/us/lucille-ball-new-statue/

    Yeah, saw that.  I knew the old "Scary Lucy" had been removed some time ago and a new one was commissioned but didn't know it had been unveiled.  Thanks.

    Now, that being said...  I should have just let my shocked eyes rest and done something safe like reading a book or knitting or sleeping, but nooo, I had to look up the news from Buffalo tonight and the image below is what I found.  Monster rubber ducky floating in Buffalo's harbor.  No, really! 

    surprise​  Mama duck overfed that baby. 

     

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,296
    Jan19 said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    OMG, I think I've seen enough for today!  I live near Jamestown, NY, "world famous" for being the birthplace of commediene Lucille Ball (big whoop).  Regardless she did the dying little city of Jamestown a big favor by mentioning it on her "I Love Lucy" shows a few times back in the '50s and then she died and was buried here and suddenly Jamestown, NY became "world famous".  So now we have the "Lucy Festival" each August http://www.lucycomedyfest.com/events/ .  And there are Lucy museums, and Lucy theaters and big posters, billboards, a fantastically ugly bronze statue of Lucy and massively large images painted on buildings.  If that wasn't enough, now there is even the "National Comedy Center" http://www.comedycenter.org/ scheduled to open for next year's Lucy Fest. 

    This is all bad enough, we get innundated with Lucyisms this time of year, and frankly all year long, but today even I was creeped out by what I saw.  Right there on the entrance to a gas station in the middle of the city was an animated Lucy mannequin dressed in a typical Lucy style dress and hat, holding a 2 foot wide by 9 inch high sign advertising a sale on gas.  The sign was waving in a lazy circle in front of the mannequin.   Ghaaaaaa, burn my eyes out. devil

    They replaced it. smiley

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/06/us/lucille-ball-new-statue/

    Yeah, saw that.  I knew the old "Scary Lucy" had been removed some time ago and a new one was commissioned but didn't know it had been unveiled.  Thanks.

    Now, that being said...  I should have just let my shocked eyes rest and done something safe like reading a book or knitting or sleeping, but nooo, I had to look up the news from Buffalo tonight and the image below is what I found.  Monster rubber ducky floating in Buffalo's harbor.  No, really! 

    surprise​  Mama duck overfed that baby. 

    Baby Huey! surprise 

     

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  • TangoAlphaTangoAlpha Posts: 4,587

    I switched my age to hex for a while (makes me 0x37). But these days on the rare occasion someone asks my age, I have to ask what year it is and then spend some time working it out. One day I hope to be famous enough to have a wikipedia page, then I can just look it up on the internet.

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    TangoAlpha said:

    I switched my age to hex for a while (makes me 0x37). But these days on the rare occasion someone asks my age, I have to ask what year it is and then spend some time working it out. One day I hope to be famous enough to have a wikipedia page, then I can just look it up on the internet.

    Age ain't nothing but a number. 

    ---Aaliyah

    smiley

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    kyoto kid said:
    Jan19 said:
    Chohole said:

    Happy Hatchiversay Tjohn

                    

    How many birthdays is tjohn allowed to have?

    In the span of a few days, I mean.

     

    ...I tried to get the state to let me adopt the Mars standard year but they wouldn't go for it (if they did be able to say "half-truthfully" I was 32 and be employable once again). 

    Wow.  Down here some folks never retire.  Or if they retire from one thing, they hop right onto another.  surprise 

     

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,491

    Why does morning happen so soon? 

  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776
    edited August 2016
    Kulay Wolf said:

    Why does morning happen so soon? 

     

    Almost anything is better than the middle of the night ;)

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  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,296
    edited August 2016
    Kulay Wolf said:

    Why does morning happen so soon? 

    A morning is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to.  (apologies to Gandolf)

     

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • TangoAlphaTangoAlpha Posts: 4,587

    Yeah, morning was at least 6 hours ago! cheeky

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    morning = 1st cuppa coffee of the day 

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