REOrder

[keepsmiling]

verb: reorder; 3rd person present: reorders; past tense: reordered; past participle: reordered; gerund or present participle: reordering; verb: re-order; 3rd person present: re-orders; past tense: re-ordered; past participle: re-ordered; gerund or present participle: re-ordering

• 1.
  request (something) to be made, supplied, or served again.
  "the most popular toys will be reordered immediately"
  
• 2.
  arrange (something) again.

noun
noun: reorder; plural noun: reorders; noun: re-order; plural noun: re-orders

• 1.
  a renewed or repeated order for goods.

• Call us when you're ready to reorder.
• You need to reorder your priorities.
• [h=2]Definition of REORDER: an order like a previous order placed with the same supplier [/h]
  
  
  
  Yup
  
  

 

[MamaTried]

verb: reorder; 3rd person present: reorders; past tense: reordered; past participle: reordered; gerund or present participle: reordering; verb: re-order; 3rd person present: re-orders; past tense: re-ordered; past participle: re-ordered; gerund or present participle: re-ordering

• 1.
  request (something) to be made, supplied, or served again.
  "the most popular toys will be reordered immediately"
  
• 2.
  arrange (something) again.

noun
noun: reorder; plural noun: reorders; noun: re-order; plural noun: re-orders

• 1.
  a renewed or repeated order for goods.

• Call us when you're ready to reorder.
• You need to reorder your priorities.
• [h=2]Definition of REORDER: an order like a previous order placed with the same supplier [/h]
  
  
  
  Yup
  
  

wow, ks, you are kinda weird.















































you fit in here perfectly

 

[keepsmiling]

wow, ks, you are kinda weird.

I grew up in the 60's and 70's..it's not my fault.

 

[MamaTried]

I grew up in the 60's and 70's..it's not my fault.

no worries. i'm kinda known myself for being stuck in the 60's

 

[eratikmind]

Very cool. That pretty much sums up the first 2 weeks of my REO experience.

I REOrdered within the first week.

 

[eratikmind]

I grew up in the 60's and 70's..it's not my fault.

no worries. i'm kinda known myself for being stuck in the 60's

Those were some of the best times. Some of my fondest memories are from those days.

 

[MamaTried]

Those were some of the best times. Some of my fondest memories are from those days.

holy MOG!!! you can actually remember the 60's

 

[ckquatt]

holy MOG!!! you can actually remember the 60's

My co worker always said " If you can remember the '60s, you weren't doing it right!"

 

[MamaTried]

My co worker always said " If you can remember the '60s, you weren't doing it right!"

precisely

 

[muzichead]

holy MOG!!! you can actually remember the 60's

Just checked, yeah its all still blurry... For the record the 90's are also blurred!!!

 

[Spydro]

I grew up in the 60's and 70's..it's not my fault.

And why would you consider that a fault?

I grew up from the late 40's to mid 60's. But I am still locked into the 60's and always will be. It was a magical time like no other, and I spent the Summer of Love '67 in magical places chasing the magical music that I played lead guitar in bands... at Monterey Pop, San Francisco and Haight Ashbury. I wasn't a digger or hippie, didn't use drugs, but they were the friends I lived with that summer before Vietnam. They called me a Hawk because I volunteered for military service (would have been drafted anyway). A hippie chick made me a peace and fire medallion to signify I was a Hawk that they accepted. I still wear the medallion - have always worn it as a reminder of the time, the music, the places and the new friends made. Call that kinda weird maybe, but I make no excuses for it because I lived it then and would do it again.

 

[keepsmiling]

Just checked, yeah its all still blurry... For the record the 90's are also blurred!!!

Shoot since about 1969 it has been one blur that just gets blurrier...

And why would you consider that a fault?

I grew up from the late 40's to mid 60's. But I am still locked into the 60's and always will be. It was a magical time like no other, and I spent the Summer of Love '67 in magical places chasing the magical music that I played lead guitar in bands... at Monterey Pop, San Francisco and Haight Ashbury. I wasn't a digger or hippie, didn't use drugs, but they were the friends I lived with that summer before Vietnam. They called me a Hawk because I volunteered for military service (would have been drafted anyway). A hippie chick made me a peace and fire medallion to signify I was a Hawk that they accepted. I still wear the medallion - have always worn it as a reminder of the time, the music, the places and the new friends made. Call that kinda weird maybe, but I make no excuses for it because I lived it then and would do it again.

Love it!
I would do some of it, but I cannot say all of it again.

 

[MamaTried]

And why would you consider that a fault?

I grew up from the late 40's to mid 60's. But I am still locked into the 60's and always will be. It was a magical time like no other, and I spent the Summer of Love '67 in magical places chasing the magical music that I played lead guitar in bands... at Monterey Pop, San Francisco and Haight Ashbury. I wasn't a digger or hippie, didn't use drugs, but they were the friends I lived with that summer before Vietnam. They called me a Hawk because I volunteered for military service (would have been drafted anyway). A hippie chick made me a peace and fire medallion to signify I was a Hawk that they accepted. I still wear the medallion - have always worn it as a reminder of the time, the music, the places and the new friends made. Call that kinda weird maybe, but I make no excuses for it because I lived it then and would do it again.

summer of love? mebbe we bumped into each other...

Haight Ashbury, i knew all too well.

i was a very successful and creative draft dodger. and then i ended up being a roomie with a couple of vets. that changed my life in a good way.

good on you, Hawk!

 

[unsure]

My co worker always said " If you can remember the '60s, you weren't doing it right!"

So true tho I wish I could forget the 80s

 

[Papa_Lazarou]

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[pennysmalls]

I bet I had *the* biggest hair in the eighties, outta all ya'll. My kids see pics of me from back then and you'd think they were looking at a pic of gory roadkill or something. Aqua Net all the way!

 

[Alamedean]

I bet I had *the* biggest hair in the eighties, outta all ya'll. My kids see pics of me from back then and you'd think they were looking at a pic of gory roadkill or something. Aqua Net all the way!

Pics or it didn't happen!

 

[muzichead]

Don't know about biggest hair, but used a ton of Aqua Net in the 80's myself.... It was a staple of playing in a metal band back then.... I do vaguely remember the Sunset Strip for some strange reason though... The Rainbow Room, Whiskey, Roxy, Gazarri's, Trubadour, and a few others are sketchy at best, but vaguely remember some of it. Ah the memories!!!

 

[pennysmalls]

Pics or it didn't happen!

LOL! Here ya go! And this was one of my more tame hair days.

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[eratikmind]

holy MOG!!! you can actually remember the 60's

Of course I do . . .

Endless summers, strawberry ice cream from the milk delivery truck, elementary school, 2 for $0.01 Bazooka bubble gum, watching Neil Armstrong setting foot on the lunar surface, etc . . . .