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ORIGINAL: seii taishôgun

Ahhhh

Warspite1

Not sure what that picture is about, but reminds me of women at the New Year sales in London's Regent Street.....

Ohhh... and I do believe its a New Year Sales UNP [:)]

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: seii taishôgun

Ahhhh

Warspite1

Not sure what that picture is about, but reminds me of women at the New Year sales in London's Regent Street.....

Looks like one of the Total War games. I routinely green button people when their sig images get that big; it mucks up the bandwith for the rest of us.

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: seii taishôgun

Ahhhh

Warspite1

Not sure what that picture is about, but reminds me of women at the New Year sales in London's Regent Street.....

This is a "tax free shopping weekend" in North Carolina. I'm very glad I'm out of the country! [:D]

ORIGINAL: Terminus

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: seii taishôgun

Ahhhh

Warspite1

Not sure what that picture is about, but reminds me of women at the New Year sales in London's Regent Street.....

Looks like one of the Total War games. I routinely green button people when their sig images get that big; it mucks up the bandwith for the rest of us.

I was just learning how to post a pic in my signiture - no need to get your panties in a bunch...[;)] But I did trim down my barbarians-in-the-field picture in an attempt to stay "green" and reduce the muck in your bandwidth. [:D]

btw - what does "green button people" mean? I'm unfamiliar with that slang and nothing came up when I googled it...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=green+button+people

Hi all,

Good morning!


Leo "Apollo11"

seii taishogun - the green button (located bottom left of every post) can be used by someone who does not want to read another person(s) posts - the green button can be used for any reason, but is usually used when said person has proved themselves to be a troll.

Never used it myself (though have considered its use many times!), but frankly, I would rather know what the people I would have used it on are saying.

ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

Good morning!


Leo "Apollo11"

Warspite1

Morning Leo. Bit of a strange weekend. No Formula 1 and the Premiership still tantalizingly a week away [:(].

Mind you, I did tell myself I would not get to wrapped up in the footie this year - it only leads to disappointment (especially this year given Tottenham's opening half dozen fixtures) [X(][X(].

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: warspite1

Bit of a strange weekend. No Formula 1 and the Premiership still tantalizingly a week away [:(].

Mind you, I did tell myself I would not get to wrapped up in the footie this year - it only leads to disappointment (especially this year given Tottenham's opening half dozen fixtures) [X(][X(].

[:D]

Do you think that player's transfers are still possible / feasible during the rest of the August?


Leo "Apollo11"

ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: warspite1

Bit of a strange weekend. No Formula 1 and the Premiership still tantalizingly a week away [:(].

Mind you, I did tell myself I would not get to wrapped up in the footie this year - it only leads to disappointment (especially this year given Tottenham's opening half dozen fixtures) [X(][X(].

[:D]

Do you think that player's transfers are still possible / feasible during the rest of the August?


Leo "Apollo11"

Warspite1

There is always the possibility that the transfer window closing will be a damp squid with little further movement (like last winter's), but I believe that will not be the case. Despite the fact that the season will have already started, this is the BIG and importnant window. There is clearly less money around generally (despite Man City's millions) but there are a few key moves that need to slot into place and then I think we will see the usual mad rush at the end. Fabregas and (possibly) Nasri and Modric are key ones.

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Do you think that player's transfers are still possible / feasible during the rest of the August?

There is always the possibility that the transfer window closing will be a damp squid with little further movement (like last winter's), but I believe that will not be the case. Despite the fact that the season will have already started, this is the BIG and importnant window. There is clearly less money around generally (despite Man City's millions) but there are a few key moves that need to slot into place and then I think we will see the usual mad rush at the end. Fabregas and (possibly) Nasri and Modric are key ones.

I think that Tottenham will do just fine even if Modric goes...

BTW, tho other Croatian players will most certainly stay - Kranjcar and Corluka...

Do you go to watch the games live sometimes?


Leo "Apollo11"

Tithe...

To my brothers of the British persuasion:

Why are your coins so confusing? There are far too many denominations, some of them surely worth less than it costs to make them, and they follow no logical pattern of size and shape. In the name of The Thread, WTF?????

ORIGINAL: Terminus

To my brothers of the British persuasion:

Why are your coins so confusing? There are far too many denominations, some of them surely worth less than it costs to make them, and they follow no logical pattern of size and shape. In the name of The Thread, WTF?????

It confuses foreigners. It can't be that hard can it? They've got numbers stamped on them after all.

Long morning beach walk - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]

Wouldn't happen to be on one the fine beaches here in North Carolina? Such fine sunrises to witness. Enjoy yourself no matter which beach it is. [;)]

ORIGINAL: USS America

Long morning beach walk - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]

ORIGINAL: Dixie

ORIGINAL: Terminus

To my brothers of the British persuasion:

Why are your coins so confusing? There are far too many denominations, some of them surely worth less than it costs to make them, and they follow no logical pattern of size and shape. In the name of The Thread, WTF?????

It confuses foreigners. It can't be that hard can it? They've got numbers stamped on them after all.

[:D]

I sort of agree with T. When I pulled coins out of my pocket while in the UK I was never sure of what I had because there were so many different denominations. I really like your 2 pound coin. It has a nice weight and is a cool design.

ORIGINAL: vonTirpitz

Wouldn't happen to be on one the fine beaches here in North Carolina? Such fine sunrises to witness. Enjoy yourself no matter which beach it is. [;)]

ORIGINAL: USS America

Long morning beach walk - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]

Not this time. We're on vacation in the Turks and Caicos Islands. [:)]

And then there were none....

I adopted a kitten from our school's Orphan Kitten Project in 1992. Golem was a little 6 week-old tortoise kitten who had been abandoned by her mother. Golem's sister (another tortoise female) didn't last long due to bladder and kidney issues. Golem was a very affectionate kitten, considering that she was an orphan kitten (!) and a tortoise (!!) as well. I kept her for 19 years.

She had been battling hyperthyroidism and lower urinary tract disease for more than a year. This morning I awoke to find her basically decerebrate-staring blankly at her water dish, with no interest in food or water. She was staggering around a bit and had difficulty with her balance. She had been losing some weight, but I thought that had hit a plateau and was at least stable. Old cats that chronically compensate will frequently crash and burn very quickly. They've used up their body stores and their ability to fend off fate. Golem was crashing.

I brought her in to the University this morning for humane euthanasia. I insisted that they assign a first year intern and any emergency students to the case. At least Golem could provide some 'teachable moments' for someone in her last moments on Earth. They placed a femoral catheter and brought me to a nice 'comfy' room with calm and relaxed decor. Golem looked around a bit, but I mostly just used the time to say goodbye and keep her calm.

In the end, she flinched a bit with the administration of the pentobarbitol, but then relaxed. Once again, her coat was smooth, she was relaxed and all was well. I stayed there stroking her for 20 minutes or so before she was taken. I cried a little, thinking of all that we had been through together.

They cast a paw print with a tuft of hair as a keepsake for animals euthanized at the hospital. It's a nice touch. I insisted that she be necropsied-one last opportunity for students on pathology rounds in the diagnostic lab to benefit and learn.

When my wife and I combined households, we had five cats, a dog and two birds. Now, there are none.