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Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:02 pm
by quirky
i'm much smarter, funnier, better looking and more (ahem) experienced in life
Ditto. But I'm still
lonely.
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:03 pm
by fluffy
Are you quite shy with men??
fluffy
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:04 pm
by quirky
I'm not quite shy with anyone.
I say I'm shy, but I'm pretty bold.
There, I feel better now that I've confessed.
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:06 pm
by Jimenem
It always feels good to get something like that off your chest.
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:07 pm
by fluffy
but there's nothing to confess, nothing to feel bad about........that's cool......
fluffy

Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:11 pm
by quirky
I *do* blush 'till my head looks like a cherry tomato when I'm embarrassed.
I've had too much fun here today....I need to go buy a GOOD razor because disposable ones should just be disposed of because they do nothing but nick your legs....so I'll see you folks tomorrow.
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 10:13 pm
by fluffy
lol..................wax...........much more fun............lol......
byeeeee
fluffy

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 11:47 pm
by quirky
The other day I went to an antique and curiosity shop with Eve. (My cousin's girlfriend). For me, the antiquing experience is only wholly satisfying when my brother Matt is along. See, if it says "retro, 60's, 70's, space age" I love it. And I get to say to Matt, "Oooooh, ooooooh, LOOK!"
And he says, "@%^ #$%#^ $%^@@ are you sure you're our father's daughter?"
Anyway, I didn't need anything, but it was fun to look around. They have two stuffed peacocks, a stuffed fox and two stuffed armadillos. But the piece de resistance was this stuffed squirrell.
It was standing upright and smiling. It had on a little straw hat and it had a corn cob pipe in its little squirrell mouth. It was a real squirrell. And it had a fishing pole in its little squirrell hand. The pole had a real stuffed sunfish on the end of it standing in front of the squirrell.
It's not often something smacks that special combination of gruesome and hilarious.
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 5:40 pm
by quirky
We have a lot of ludicrous products in this country.
When I wash dishes, I really like to use Dawn. It's what I'm used to, it works great....but here in the kitchen we have Palmolive aromatherapy dishwashing liquid.
It's "lavendar and ylang ylang" <---which is something I'm really glad that I can type instead of trying to pronounce.
Aromatherapy? Like you're going to stand there with suds up to your elbows thinking "you know, normally...having to do dishes really pisses me off, but this new dishwashing liquid with the aromatherapy has me feeling really soothed."
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 5:48 pm
by fluffy
yep.............but they have the lemon grass one to pep you up.......aloe vera for soft skin.............and my personal favourite........they do a festive spice one at Xmas so even washing the dishes is an xmassy experience...........lol
fluffy

Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 7:47 pm
by cotton
Here is funny story. Fluffy you are going to like this one.
There is a supermarket not far from my house and in the parking lot there are three fast food restaurants right next to each other. Taco Bell, Burger King and McDonalds. I asked my daughter which one she would like for supper and she said McDonalds. I wanted Taco Bell and since Taco Bell usaully has a long line I went there first so her food wouldn't get cold while we waited. I drove up to the drive thru speaker and order all my food. When I was done it got real quiet and then the worker said "Ma'am did you know you are at Burger King?" I was so embarrssed and I could not get out of the drive thru cause there was cars in front and in back of us. My daughter was nice enough to let me get her Burger King instead so all I had to explain was why I ordered the wrong food and NOT why I was at the wrong place all together.lol
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 7:55 pm
by fluffy
lol..............i'm with you there babe

.......i have been known to spend ages wandering around one of our multi storey car-parks.......
verging on hysteria, convinced my car had been pinched B4 realising i was in the wrong car park....lol..
fluffy

Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 8:08 pm
by cotton
Yep I have done that too.lol
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 8:13 pm
by quirky
Cotton.

Great story.
Today I went to the Hilander to get supper groceries and a few things we need. I decided to do London broil for supper, Eve requested vegetables so I got acorn squash (yuk, but they like it) and broccoli and then it was time to think about the kind of potatoes we would have. I thought, "y'know...I'm kind of in the mood for macaroni and cheese." It used to be a staple when I was a kid (usually with hot dogs). So, I wandered the whole store looking for it and when I finally found it....well.....what I want to know is, WHEN did we discover we needed all different kinds of mac and cheese? There is "Easy mac" "Triple cheesy mac" "Spirals and cheese". It took me quite awhile to locate the good old fashioned plain old macaroni and cheese and even then it has a gigantic Scooby Doo on the box....so I'm hoping the pasta's not dog bone shaped or something.
On the way out they had a "Dancing Vampire Hamster."
I did this

. I couldn't help myself.
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 11:33 pm
by cotton
WHEN did we discover we needed all different kinds of mac and cheese?
When companies discovered that adding a little more cheese or changing the shape of the pasta would get them more money.lol
We make our cheese and macaroni homemade cause the box ones are yucky

We tried that Scooby one and my daughter would not eat it
Tell me what you thought of it, Quirky. You may need to Dr it up a little.