Well....okay truuuuuuuue, but not really the same as hitting the fondu together....if you know what I mean. I swear...if any of us ever meet in person I think we'll all pause for a really long time after we say a sentence. Real time back and forth will be like a different world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgQFBH0rh... lol, I was a baby at the time. but you have a point. the point being, too guileless, easily trusting, too loyal, lacking in cynicism. upshot: easy to take down. not spy material. girl-boy games, well, shoot, that was easy. men are led by their...other brain
well, I did employ frustration maneuvers-shoot, what girl in their right mind would not?! but recon time was usually scrupulously met by me -I am never late to ANYTHING
I like your military time recco. I'm all for it. I can only imagine you, back in your rebellious days telling your boyfriend, 'Meet me at 2330 hours out back." Boyfriend: " What?? What's 2330 hours?!" You: "Never mind, stay home then." lol.
true story. she has to look at her phone to know what time it is. we kid her endlessly. she brings up the rationality of abacuses in today's world and we shut up. when I think back to my young life, time telling seemed the most irrational set of rules presented to me at the time. lol-pun. Not the cock face, but more the phrases, half past, or 30. why didn't US adopt military time? just so you don't thin she has slipped through the cracks, she can count back change with the best of them. we were able to take the stand up paddle boards out today, so the weekend is not totally a loss. Last night we had one of our favorite couples over for fondue. He's a brit and she's swiss. They have traveled all over the world and he is a chef, so when you offer dinner up, you're a little nervous. Heck, who can mess up fondue? The moon was amazing and the surf crashing as we were conversing and intently focused on succulent pieces of beef cooked perfectly in peanut oil. Broccoli is also amazing in fondue. Cheese fondue will be our next dinner date. Completely different and perfect in its own right. wait, where am I telling you this? lol
LOL omg that is SO true. Counting back change is a lot art (unless your cashier is 50 plus). A lost art like actually getting dressed before you run to the store or pick up your kids from school (seriously! what's with all the pajama pants out in public these days??)
Count change? Huh? The computer didn't tell me how! I doubt if most of the 18-25's have even seen a hoe (the weed whacking kind). Still $4.2M seems a bit much.
If you follow thru to the link giving the IRS letter (9 pages of questions) you see -do not give personal info like soc sec numbers- as material will be on the public record. Yet the questions demand names, resumes, payments, etc. -so much info that identification would be obvious.
except in this case, the civilian force won't need guns. Instead they will be completely programmed to go into govt service and carry out EPA rules and IRS rules and ATF rules to keep the public scared and compliant to their plans
Why will it take $4.2M to teach an 18-25 year old to hoe weeds? And how does this lead to job skills? Call it what it is, the civilian force the size of the military. A is A after all.
lol, I was a baby at the time. but you have a point. the point being, too guileless, easily trusting, too loyal, lacking in cynicism. upshot: easy to take down. not spy material. girl-boy games, well, shoot, that was easy. men are led by their...other brain
Load more comments...