Mr. Doug Dino Sir, have you considered just selling those Brass inner plates separately?
That would look very cool, to have the contrasting colors.
KAS
That would look very cool, to have the contrasting colors.
KAS
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This one is making my head hurt. It SHOULD make sense, but...
Ah, but what bout us snails? All I do is float just under the water...
I actually find myself feeling sorry for Peyton Manning. He isn't what he used to be. He's getting old in the NFL standards and I wouldn't be surprised to see the Broncos let him go this year.
Probably why he's doing those inane papa john's commercials -- commercials pay gooooooooooood.
Andria
I think he's going to retire. Between his age, his injuries, the likely changes to the Broncos coaching staff, and the number of players who are eligible for free agency, he'd be nutty not to retire. He's a great QB with a remarkable record; his time is now past.
Andrew Luck played a great game. I hope he gets the respect he deserves! Still not gonna cheer on Seattle, though
I love your honesty and got a good laugh from your post. You're a keeper.I think he's going to retire. Between his age, his injuries, the likely changes to the Broncos coaching staff, and the number of players who are eligible for free agency, he'd be nutty not to retire. He's a great QB with a remarkable record; his time is now past.
Andrew Luck played a great game. I hope he gets the respect he deserves! Still not gonna cheer on Seattle, though
No problem at all. You know some of what I've been through in my life lately so I do not let things bother me. I know you're a good hearted person and you meant well. My life is dangling on a string and I just thank God every day that I'm alive.
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I love your honesty and got a good laugh from your post. You're a keeper.
That's so kind of you to say! I'm afraid a New England upbringing often results in a propensity toward blunt-ness, a condition from which, clearly, I suffer! Sometimes it even borders on "foot in beak" disease ...
I attest.
Nah, I'm playin'. Wub ya Studness.
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to you, too, Sir X! Please keep dangling with us as we're pretty thankful for you, too!
That's so kind of you to say! I'm afraid a New England upbringing often results in a propensity toward blunt-ness, a condition from which, clearly, I suffer! Sometimes it even borders on "foot in beak" disease ...
And that's how I like things. I like honest up front answers without all the frill. That's why I think you're a pretty nice chick.
I attest.
Nah, I'm playin'. Wub ya Studness.
No you weren't.
Ok back for a late lunch. What did I miss.
Those shrimp (or prawns as we call them) were beautifully cooked. Nicely charred around the edges. The sun is over the yardarm so I raise my champers in toast to old friends and new.
Do I have to pick someone to barrack for or is it all out sink em all.........HA HA
Can we send out Chaff to confuse the torpedoes
Those shrimp (or prawns as we call them) were beautifully cooked. Nicely charred around the edges. The sun is over the yardarm so I raise my champers in toast to old friends and new.
Do I have to pick someone to barrack for or is it all out sink em all.........HA HA
Can we send out Chaff to confuse the torpedoes
for being such a nice guy. I'm really sorry you have to go through that Donny. I've lost my dad, sister, and other family members to that and it ducks. I pray you get better.
This last year has been the hardest fight if my life. And a fight it is. In May my oncologist had the "talk" with me and it went something like this:
There's no cure for multiple myeloma. Most people live for years after getting the diagnosis, but need ongoing treatment to slow the disease's progress. You may have a remission, but the disease often comes back.
Treatments to fight it may stop working. If that happens, you may want to focus on making sure you're as comfortable as possible, known as palliative care. You may not be able to control your cancer, but you can control choices about how you'll live your life.
So you will realize why I cherish everyday. I have a 7 year old daughter that I most likely will never see grow up and get married and all the daddy stuff you go though. I have accepted this and don't let it get me down. I live for today.
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