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10-27-2011, 12:52 PM
Dizisit

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Sign:

If you choose to not to wear a helmet...
Before you go off on your bike,
check your donor card first.

Check it anyway...sometimes even helmets don't help.
10-27-2011, 12:52 PM
HauntedGabe

re: The RT Thread Part V

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Originally Posted by Dizisit

We used to call our church the "Priest of the Month Club".
It wasn't quite that bad, but they weren't usually with us very long before they were transferred. They all loved our parish, but, as you stated, the "comfy" factor seemed to always be in play. It was always said that they needed new challenges.
That was the way it went until Father Elmer. He was with us for about 15 years, although the Associate Pastors would still come and go like the wind.
Kinda' funny...
One mornin', many years ago, after we worked the church nursery and then went to mass, we went to the PAC for donuts. I was carrying DS in and he saw Father Elmer was there and yelled... "Hey dad, look! It's Elmer Fud!"
The whole place went up! Father loved it! It was too priceless!

We had one really good one through the years. Loved by everyone.
And Poof. We then, learned later, we're the recipient of several priests with questionable, icky behaviors. One of which was going to go to jail...God took him while he laid his head down to sleep, just prior.
10-27-2011, 12:54 PM
Dizisit

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If you pour beer on a brown spot on your lawn it will kill the fungus and help the lawn grow back.

Lawn be darned...my beer's goin' down my gullet! :-D
10-27-2011, 12:57 PM
HauntedGabe

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I have a huge selection of misc. beer downstairs, left behind by visitors to my DS gazebo bashes this summer. How long is beer good for?
10-27-2011, 12:58 PM
HauntedGabe

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It is November here in October. Not too bad considering we had December in September.
10-27-2011, 01:00 PM
HauntedGabe

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http://news.google.com/news/tbn/soyWQM7B2FcJFinally found Jack the Cat at JFK.
10-27-2011, 01:00 PM
Dizisit

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Originally Posted by HauntedGabe

We had one really good one through the years. Loved by everyone.
And Poof. We then, learned later, we're the recipient of several priests with questionable, icky behaviors. One of which was going to go to jail...God took him while he laid his head down to sleep, just prior.

Yikes!
Never had any a' those that I've ever heard about, and BELIEVE ME, the "church ladies" woulda' been ALL over it.
Father Elmer was very well-loved. One of our parishioners was a columnist for The Austin American Statesman and even wrote an artical about how unfortunate it was that the good ones like him had to suffer because of the transgessions of the others. Quite a good article that brought attention to both aspects of all of that sadness.
10-27-2011, 01:02 PM
HauntedGabe

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Chicago is considering farming out speed control in 50% of the areas to a camera company that will record speeds of vehicles and mail out tickets.
10-27-2011, 01:04 PM
Dizisit

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Imagining DH, where did the beer go? as he looks in Fridge. :wow:

Me, oh I poured it on the lawn. :mousetune

The only way any beer's gettin' on my lawn is if I accidentally spill some while I'm mowin' it...! :-D
10-27-2011, 01:05 PM
HauntedGabe

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Originally Posted by Dizisit

Yikes!
Never had any a' those that I've ever heard about, and BELIEVE ME, the "church ladies" woulda' been ALL over it.
Father Elmer was very well-loved. One of our parishioners was a columnist for The Austin American Statesman and even wrote an artical about how unfortunate it was that the good ones like him had to suffer because of the transgessions of the others. Quite a good article that brought attention to both aspects of all of that sadness.

Sadly, we had a great deal, still do somewhat in N. IL. I hear ya, my kids were taught never to be alone with a Priest, they also never did retreats because of the unknown. Unfortunate necessity.
10-27-2011, 01:06 PM
Dizisit

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Originally Posted by HauntedGabe

And taste like what?

Beer, I hope. :) :wink:
10-27-2011, 01:06 PM
eeyore79

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Hi everyone!

I'm back!! No outing to get medicine today, guess they are gonna go tomorrow after I drop of Kay at school.

Which means...I get to do:
1. play with my new phone and finish adding contacts
2. play on wdwradio
3. check my fb/twitter for disney news
4. look again at some adr choices for may 2012 trip! (soo cool to write that!)
5. maybe straighten up kays room/clothes put away
6. start reapplying to jobs online with my new cell number (question, if jobs cant reach you on a cell number you put down would they email you instead? thats the only thing that ****s about getting a new number with my new phone...everything was linked to the old one!)
10-27-2011, 01:10 PM
Dizisit

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Originally Posted by HauntedGabe

I have a huge selection of misc. beer downstairs, left behind by visitors to my DS gazebo bashes this summer. How long is beer good for?

Depends on what your definition of "good" is...I'm sure it'll still be good when I recieve the shipment...! :-D
10-27-2011, 01:14 PM
HauntedGabe

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Originally Posted by Dizisit

The only way any beer's gettin' on my lawn is if I accidentally spill some while I'm mowin' it...! :-D

My DH would call that sacrilege.:yes:
10-27-2011, 01:15 PM
Dizisit

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Originally Posted by HauntedGabe

It is November here in October. Not too bad considering we had December in September.

It was 87 here yesterday. 73 right now.

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