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Beautiful view and setting, Jill. I will be joining DM on the visit.
Quiet this morning. The challenge was fun and lasted 5 hours. We watched for a short time. Should have gone out for the end instead of the beginning.
Jill - that's a spectacular spot your parents have! Count me in on the visit, too, LOL!
DM - NOOOOOO! Noise all over the train!? Where did you read that?
I suppose the only positive is that at least BIL is getting on with the house, he could have gone backwards after Marla passed. So sad that she won't get to live there.
Hi Sharon... is it now "tourist season" in your town? Our Sales Incentive trip next year at work is to Sicily. I think the hotel is in Taormina - how far is that from you?
Jill - we won't be going to live in South Africa for a long time yet (5-10 years, depending on how work/retirement plans pan out). And then, we will only be visiting in winter. We'll keep our home in the UK.
Hello to everybody else. I'm here all week except for Thursday. Got a ton of catching up to do for work.
Wow Jill that is an amazing view. Do they live there all the time or some of the time in Charlotte? Six hours of driving is certainly enough to put one off. No convenient trains I suppose.... You are right, I am really not certain about this Taiwan thing. But luckily (or not) nobody cares too much about what I think. DH is surprised that I feel less sure about this than about the Zimbabwe trip but I was not actually very worried about her and the lions. I am much more concerned about her and the typhoons...... Once she gets there they are supposed to meet her at the airport and "look after her" but...... She has gone off to Beersheva to get her things and so far there have only been attacks on Ashkelon (as far as I know) and not Beersheva. This is despite the ceasefire. The Iron Dome defence system fires to deflect rockets coming towards towns but ignores those that it calculates will fall on open ground. The problem with that is that the way to get to the town goes through so called "open ground". Of course they are aiming at towns and not open ground - but just how good is their aim? And stopping on the freeway in order to huddle on the ground somewhere is not a nice prospect - particularly as she has company going there but is coming back on her own.....
Glad that you enjoyed the competition Sharon. Do you and Andy support the same team? When is the next match?
That is kind of ironic about the redundancy plan costing you money Jan. Will there be more work too since you have lost a member of your team? Guess it is lucky for us that you managed to post from your work computer if you will be out on the road even more than usual?
That is so sad that your sister will not get to use the things that she bought DM. I hope that they can get back in the house and have as normal a life as possible as soon as possible.
I am not sure about the speed of our house getting back to normal. The main shiputznik turned up today on his own. Apparently his side kick's back went out. Poor guy - I did say that they worked very hard on Friday. So he will wait for him to put the new lights we bought up and I think that he is responsible for the tiling too so that will also be on hold... I am pleased to be able to get back into the kitchen though. Yesterday I celebrated being able to use the oven again by making roast chicken and potatoes for the kids and this morning I made vegetable muffins for DH's breakfast and for DD to take on her travels. It was a recipe by someone who won Masterchef in Australia called Julie Goodwin and I didn't try the muffins but they smelled good. I might try some more recipes of hers.
You miss so much over the weekend.
Yes Jill I'm afraid your parents are going to have a lot of visitors, that is an amazing photo. Looks like we can meet up and get to know each other more (hahahaha).
Jan you mean I'm going to have to wait 5 to 10 years to visit you in South Africa, that is very long term for me. Sicily, I'm sure that would be a great place to visit. You and Roy seem to go to some really interesting places. Ann is it your daughter who is doing all this traveling?
Sometimes driving a long distance is better then taking one of thos Amtrak trains. I hear they aren't all that comfortable and the berths are horrible too.
Sharon what kind of challenge was it? I'll have to try to go back and see.
Weekend was nice and peaceful. My house was very happy it got cleaned.
Carol his bs today was 90, it's incredible. I think walking every night about 2 to 3 miles is really helping his sugar. Hasn't done a thing for losing weight but I'm hoping that when I go to the doctor next week my blood numbers will be impressive too.
<if you are interested the game video is here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3LmRCbDyxU#t=15
It continues next Sunday.
My husband wants very much to visit Italy. There is so much history that he is interested in. Hopefully one day. Maybe when I retire one day it will be easier to get away.
Right now he wants Bermuda.
Yes she got to Beersheva and back fine and even had company on the way back.
Wow Bermuda sounds very nice. I remember Athena's pictures and descriptions. And her success with MF....
We were woken up by sirens at 2.30am. I think that I prefer a furry alarm clock.
It is a beautiful day here - sunny but fresh. Nice now it's cooled down a little.
DM, thank goodness I mostly travel East Coast trains! Do you and your mom have plans to cruise again? Would she do Sicily with you?
Ann, do you have to evacuate when the sirens go off in the night? How were the muffins? Did you get some feedback? I remember Julie winning Masterchef Australia. Yes, we'll be sharing all the work between 3 of us now so it will be challenging, certainly for the rest of this financial year.
Norma, I think Bermuda would be a nice place to visit...have you been before? I'm sorry you have to wait to visit us in South Africa, I'll do my best to retire early, LOL!
Sharon, thanks for the link - some interesting games in there! The first one reminded me of bob apple that we played here at Halloween as kids.
I think I hinted a while back that I had a potential business opportunity in the pipeline. Well after it rumbling on for about a year, it all finally fell through last week. No big deal for me as I am happy doing what I do, but if it had worked out it could have been exciting. It was an opportunity to invest in a company and then go to work in it and try to grow it over the next 3-5 years and make a good return on my investment. There was also a risk of course that it didn't go well, but as it turns out we (I was working with 2 of my current colleagues and we were all looking to invest) could not agree terms with the owner. Long story!
Ah well, back to work!
Hi Jan. We actually do have a proper shelter in the basement in the building but what we have been doing in the case of rockets is to go out of the apartment and down two floors where there are no windows in the stairwell and there is a fair amount of concrete about. According to instructions where we live, we have 90 seconds to get there and then we are supposed to wait 10 minutes before coming back. In fact we usually just wait until we hear the booms, then a bit more for things to finish falling if they want to and then go back home. The neighbour opposite us also comes out and the neighbours from downstairs come up one flight and we meet in the middle. They have twin girls aged 22 months and we have been getting to know them - playing peekabo round the stair rails etc. Last night though one was still asleep and the other one crying so no games.
The muffins got rave reviews from DD and DH. She gave me a bit and they were not bad - a bit solid but I like solid. She has a recipe for salmon fillet coated with nuts that I might try too. I tend to like Australian recipes - I like Donna Hay as well. Both of them have recipes that are down to earth and also use metric measurements which suits me. I can still not get my mind round a people who measure margarine/butter by the cup load - if you got it into the cup - how much would you lose getting it out again. And sticks does not help me much either......
Shame about the lost business opportunity but you sound very positive about it
Good Day Ladies,
Yes Bermuda is hot but I really don't want to take another cruise now, even if it is to Bermuda. He just won't accept that I'm working and can't just pick up and leave because he wants to. Plus August is hurricane season and I did a cruise once during a hurricane and don't want to experience that again. It's actually cheaper to cruise there for a week then to fly and stay 5 days.
He also wants to go to Texas, the Riverwalk, which I'm thinking might be nice in November which is when we usually go away again. I'll work it out.
Ann I met one of my neighbors last night while we were walking and her daughter lives in Israel. Not sure where but the mom was telling me that she is scared everyday for he daughter. Can't say I blame her but after reading what you wrote, it almost sounds like you and your neighbors are pretty much use to this type of existence. Very sad, very sad indeed.
Jan sorry the business venture didn't work out but you sound like you are a good place and there is no question you will be successful with whatever you decide to do.
So both sons are going on vacation. Florida son to Denver and married son to Mexico. I personally wouldn't go near Mexico, won't give them a dime. I don't think they are friends of the US and I'm not interested in spending money to help their economy.
Today when I was getting ready to leave with my husband, the chorus began. My husband looked at me and said "I don't blame you for not wanting to stay home" (ha). They are really really annoying. There was a very cute article on line yesterday (6 signs your cat rules the home) and anyone who has one can definitely relate.
While we were walking my husband brought down food to feed the new little ones we see out in the street. He called and told me when he got back all the food was gone so someone had a good day.
Nothing much happening. Job now has 100 union guys and more are coming. I'm not happy. I thought this wasn't going to be a heavy union job but it was bull. Looks like this monday will be the last time for awhile I'll be able to take off on a monday. Short staffed. What I wouldn't give to have Alex or Lisa back.
I'm heading for a day in London but for a change am on a late (8.45am) train rather than the 7am departure! I have three meetings, all in the same place, and then back home. Nice easy day.
My colleague at work had a baby yesterday. The poor girl's waters broke on Sunday morning and she was in slow labour until they finally induced her on Tuesday afternoon. Baby born at 7am yesterday. Sounds like she had a rough time of it but she has sent a photo through of a beautiful healthy baby. They're both on antibiotics so won't be home until the weekend. I'll try to see her next time I'm down in Head office. Baby was due on the 18th July! He obviously did not want to leave that warm, cosy womb!
I'll try to check in on my way home.Good luck with the check up DM.
Good luck with the doctor today DM.
We are OK but no, we are not used to this way of life. We live 43 km from Gaza and the range of their regular rockets is only 40km so until this time we were not very affected. This time the more sophisticated rockets do get as far as us and although we have 90 seconds to get to a shelter compared to 15 seconds for those who live closer - it is not nice. The Iron Dome defence system is great at catching those sent our way - we are close to a number of rather sensitive and highly populated areas so we have very good cover. But it is not infallible. And even when it manges to shoot down the rockets - all the bits still fall down so you need to be in a shelter or you get bits on your head even if they don't explode. I think that the neighbours downstairs are doing a great job of trying to keep it light for the kids so they won't get too scared. They are very little kids so don't understand that someone is trying to kill them if their parents do not respond that way. The people down south have lived like this most of the time (except that they have much less time to find shelter) but now they are under barrage just about all the time. At home we had just the one alert last night but there is a lady working with my cw in the office behind me today who has an app that makes a noise when there is an alert no matter where the alert is - and it has been going off all morning. And all that is besides the new idea that people can come up by your kibbutz and kill you or carry you off into their tunnels. And that there are a lot of people that I or my kids know or kids of cw for example who are in complete peril. I do appreciate that is in totally dreadful for the people there but they started it and I can't imagine that any other country would cope with having rockets chucked at it without responding. My (other) cw's DH is a children's cardiologist at a hospital which has a program for helping children in disadvantaged areas and their patients include kids from Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan and Gaza who are still getting through even now. The mother of one patient was asked how her family felt about her coming here for treatment and she said that they were concerned because there are rockets here. Where she lives there is no shelling.
Rant over. I guess I am more stressed up than usual because of DD flying off tonight to Taiwan. And the app going off behind me all morning I suppose......
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Haven't you realized yet that the media is biased. They are suppose to just report the facts but they don't, this is one of the reasons I don't buy a newspaper anymore. I read the news on-line and mostly listen to Fox. I hate the other stations that wouldn't know truth if it hit them in the face.
Yes they are feral cats but they are adorable. There are two that look exactly alike and one that must be the runt of the litter. I wish I could take them but I can't.
Only three meetings today Jan, a light one for you (hahaha).
Ann it is all so very understandable. You rant all you want.
So yesterday some man decided to commit sucide right around the corner from work. It turned out he was the brother of Richard Beltzer, one of those law and order shows. They say he had health issues and was despondent over the death of his wife. Very sad. I can't imagine how desperate you must feel to do something like that.
So we cancelled this weekends trip. The weather is suppose to be horrible and I don't want to be there if it rains, not much to do and with all the stuff going on here it is better I'm in on monday. I'll take another day.
Already enjoying the ceasefire after the last alert at 1.30am. That was how I know that DS was not back home yet at that time...
DD Whatsapped from Hong Kong so she got there all right and found WiFi. She should now be on her way to Taipei. The very good news is that the typhoon which was in the area does not seem to be on the forecast now. She is supposed to be met at the airport by a pharmacy student by the name of Hercules(???????). She has seen pictures of him on his Facebook page and he looks more like a string bean than a Hercules.......
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Richard B was my favourite L&O character.
Hercules could just be hiding beneath that slight frame. Hahaha! Your family takes such exotic vacations, Ann. I hope they find some way to stop the bombings and havoc in your area. Do you think this will happen in your lifetime? I worry about you and your kids. And all folks in the world who live under these conditions. My one continual prayer (and I am not a organized religion goer) ever night is to keep the children safe from predators and now I shall add let people live in peace.
Nice day here and the carnival begins. The entire soccer field contains vendors. I'll try to get a picture or two before this closes down. They will be there thru Sept 1st. At least they are off the streets.
Sharon I also am not an organized religious goer but times are bad, like they are now, I say a prayer and hope that there really is someone or something listening. Carnival that sounds like fun.
I think the cease fire ended after 3 hours. Sorry Ann. Wonder how he got that name. probably a funny story. glad your daughter is ok.
Carol what is your A1c number usually? If my husband stays in the low 7s his doctor his happy but I think you are suppose to try for the 6s (which my husband said is norma).
So last night we went to the dentist. I'm fine but my husband needs dental implants. It's in the back but I think there are 3 teeth involved. One has to come out and since they are the last teeth in the mouth a permanent bridge is not possible and I hear a removal one is not comfortable. Of course this is not covered by insurance and costs a lot. Always something.
Looks like my next vacation will be in my husband's mouth (hahaha).
That is a lovely picture DM. You look great and Belle's whiskers are something else. And I love the frogs. Did Ben take the picture while he was there? Funny that Belle ignored him. You were expecting a bad HbA1c number but that one is certainly not good. Mind you - you do know why. I hope that next time will be better.
The kidnap is a disaster. That was they wanted the most of all - and were prepared to blow themselves up to get.
Greetings from the Cape of Cod! Weather is not supposed to be that great for my visit, but I don't care--just happy to have a break. And you are all welcome to visit anytime I am here--although I don't know what my parents would have to say about that! And yes, Ann, they live here all year round. I don't think there are any trains to the Cape. Could probably take a bus, but I have never looked into that. I don't mind the 3 hours drive, just don't want to drive both ways on the same day.
DM, Nice picture. Funny about Belle ignoring Ben. Sorry your a1c was so high. I am guessing you have not been good about what you have been eating?
Norma, My DH just had a dental implant done. It was quite a long process to complete all of the steps. And it was expensive, but our insurance did cover some of the expense. Where were you supposed to go this weekend?
Ann, Sorry to hear of the recent news from Israel. DD1 follows things quite closely and she posted something on facebook which my father was not happy about because she used foul language. Which I do understand his point, but if anything would make one want to swear, it is what is going on in the middle east right now. And I agree with Norma--rant away. Did DD arrive in Taipei? Is this a trip through school? Good that the typhoon has taken a different path. Any further report on the home redecoration this week?
Sharon, How is the carnival going?
Jan, sorry to hear that your potential business venture fell through.
Trip here was uneventful. Had chinese food with my parents last night. No plans for today except dinner out. Dad leaves on his trip tomorrow morning. Not sure how much Mom & I will do as her back is still problematic. Seems like she is doing a bit better, as she did go out a few times this week. -jill
Oh, yes, DM, now I remember you saying that on the prior thread. I guess the doctor can't fault you for that. Hopefully next test will be better.
You would have plenty of rain to listen to right now--it is pouring! -jill
We arrived home safely at 8:15 last night. I've been very busy trying to clean up since then. There is always a lot of stuff to put away and things to get caught up on that happened while we were gone.
Our pool was as green as grass! So I spent some time out there this morning vacuuming.
Our vacation was the poorest one we have had in a long time. It rained every day and most of the time did not get above 60°. We only sat out on the deck once and that was on our last morning. We have come home to heavy thunderstorms. There seems to be no escaping bad weather this summer.
I'm not complaining about our cottage trip because a change is as good as a rest. But I like to spend time outside and that was almost impossible. I did try several new recipes that turned out well. I enjoyed having DS2 with us for the week. My sister and her husband came over for dinner one night and we went to our favorite restaurant with them for lunch on Thursday.
This morning I shopped for everything we need for tomorrow's luncheon at church. We are expecting 50 people. I got 6 pounds of cold cuts, buns and all the condiments. I'll be making two salads later today to take as well. Others will be bringing potluck salads and desserts. But because another church comes as our guests, we have to really work hard to provide enough food.
I have gotten caught up on all of your news. It's amazing how much can happen in a week.
I must go now and continue with the laundry. I do pray for everyone's health and for peace. And I must really get back on the dieting bandwagon.
Suzanne, I'm sorry your week was spoiled by the weather. At least it was a break.
Ann, I don't blame you ranting, that is such a horrible situation you're in. I do feel for you. I can't even imagine what it must be like. Anyway it is good that DD made it to Taiwan and is in the safe care of Hercules!
DM, was there something wrong with Belle in the night or is she just a nuisance, LOL!? I'm not surprised at your results. All that stress. I hope things improve next time.
Norma, I wish you could just retire. And take a permanent vacation!
Sharon, I shall look forward to seeing some photos from Carnival. Do you still blog?
Jill, enjoy your break on the Cape. I hope the weather does come right.
It is a beautiful morning here. We're headed over to see mum, and take her out into Liverpool for the day so I hope the weather is nice there, too. I want to take her out in her wheelchair for a nice walk along the waterfront and rejuvenated Dock area. Then we'll have some lunch out.
It is also my nephew's 18th birthday today so we'll call in with his card. He's having a party next Saturday so we'll be back over to celebrate with him then.
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I'm looking for a good multi-tool for my father, who has lost much use of his left hand. I'd like to get him a little multi-tool that's easy to use one-handed, which he can attach to a belt loop with a carabiner and reel. The most important feature would be scissors or a small blade, but it has to be foldable/retractable so nobody gets hurt by accident. Does anyone have a suggestion? asked Jan 12 '12 at 11:07 |
The Zilla Tool from Columbia River offers one-handed opening knife and a non-folding pliers that might work well for your father. Others one-handers include the Gerber Flik, Buck 730 X-Tract, or the Victorinox One Hand Trekker Multi-Tool. The biggest issue you're going to run into here is finding a pair of scissors on such a multi-tool, but I've got a great solution for you: Many fabric stores and sewing suppliers offer pen-style thread snips that have the same form factor as a Sharpie marker. Once the cap is off, they're a simple pair of squeeze-to-cut scissors, and many offer pen clips so they can be kept in a shirt pocket, or be readily available in a pants pocket. linkanswered Jan 14 '12 at 10:15 Ronamo |
Take a look at Gerber's catalog of tools. They have many which are designed for one-hand use with a slide-open mechanism. I have one of their original "multi-plier" models from 15+ years ago which is still in decent condition. answered Jan 15 '12 at 10:28 Jeff D |
The SOG multitools work on a gear, which affords a smoother action. This allows you to open it like a butterfly knife, ie. one-handed with a flip. The small tools on the inside can mixed and matched to suite your needs. They also have a model that has a "power assist" for accessing a blade- basically it is a spring assist to make the blade easier to open one-handed. Link to SOG Power Assist Multitool Link to me opening my multitool like a butterfly knife linkanswered Jan 14 '12 at 17:47 nogre |
Check out a LeanLever. Lift, scrape, support tools with one hand. linkanswered Jan 16 '12 at 05:15 jbehar |
Try a LeanLever to lift, scrape, support tools with one hand. linkanswered Jan 16 '12 at 05:16 jbehar |
I can't evaluate any of the other choices, but thinking this through one-handed, how is he going to manipulate opening scissors in a multitool of any kind? The idea of a carabiner clip plus lanyard is a good one; tension on the lanyard might allow him to get a fingernail into place in order to open the scissors, but then it's a bit of a dodge hoping it doesn't fall and stab him in the leg. -C linkanswered Jan 16 '12 at 09:09 Christopher |
Why hasn't anyone suggested the Skeletool? It has an externally accesible blade that flicks open beautifully with your thumb. You can open in to pliers with one hand (I just tried, to be sure). It also has a swappable screwdriver bit (I tested that as well, but it was easiest to swap with the use of my teeth to pull it out!) It's limited in tools but also has a clip at one end... linkanswered Jan 16 '12 at 22:29 Rob Feeny |
The Skeletool is a great suggestion -- I think this would be perfect for your father to use if he has limited use of his left hand, yet you want something that is safe. A belt sander that is powerful and provides precision would also be an option -- http://bestbeltsander.net/review-of-makita-9903-variable-speed-belt-sander/ linkanswered Jul 01 '14 at 09:49 RaulT |

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I have found myself using this in a variety of situations. 1) I recently cut someone out of my life for a variety of reasons. I still see him from time to time as we are both with the same theatre troupe (yes, when I see him, I am polite and professional but I do not engage. I have also kept my personal feelings about him to myself). He attempted to pester me about why I no longer spoke to him and I said "That topic is not open for discussion". Similarly when he used the "use mutual acquaintances (and always the drama queens who live on drama on gossip) to guilt me into talking to him". I said "That topic is not open for discussion"2) When people pry into my personal life: "That topic is not open for discussion".3) When people attempt to involve me gossip: "That topic is not open for discussion". Or: "I think that's between them" and walk away.
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I'd rather that she wasn't cast. That's just me. And she's being encouraged to be this way. Did anyone see the way she spoke to LaToya Jackson on "The Apprentice"? Was that needed? Calling her Casper?
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Has any user even tried this game? What's it like?
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Posted 22 November 2008 - 03:23 PM
um... no, but http://new.fantasyfl...ws.asp?eidn=206
seems very kiddy-y. Good math skill building it looks. And there are evil negative sheep and cows! MOOOOO!
Would buy for a younver cousin... if I had one...
Posted 23 November 2008 - 01:38 AM
I love sheeps, so this comes to my sheep-collection
Posted 23 November 2008 - 04:12 AM
I read the rules for this game and it sounds like a lot of fun! I will be picking this up for my one of my nieces for Christmas. I have always encouraged them to be more into board games and board gaming that every year I look for games that they would like and would be something they and their Uncle Pittbull can play until they are older and can get in on some of the bigger games.
Posted 27 November 2008 - 06:30 AM
The love of my life is an elementary school teacher. We've been looking at this one as something she might introduce into the classroom on days when the wee ones have been especially well behaved (yes, I'm aware of the irony given the title).
Posted 29 November 2008 - 02:01 PM
vermillian said:
seems very kiddy-y.
Which is why it is in the Family/Kid Games section.
Personally, it isn't the kind of game that I would play.
Posted 29 November 2008 - 06:58 PM
This actually seems kinda fun. I may have to make a point to pick it up and try it at one of my game nights.
Posted 01 December 2008 - 08:26 AM
I have an 8 year old niece, is she too old for this game?
Posted 03 December 2008 - 11:42 AM
Well this game is like playing cards. Same combos as playing cards, two of a kind, two pairs, full house, flush etc. You have cards and figures. The pens are filled with two figures, and then you try to make the best combo out of the two figures and the three cards that you will play on the pen. The person with the best "hand" gets the figures and on the bottom of the figure is a number. After all the figures have been collected, you add all the numbers together from the bottom of the figures and total them, Black Sheep gives a negative value. Then there are bonus's you can get like having all BLK Sheep means you win. Like shooting the moon in hearts.
It is a blast for kids, and i dont think that 8 is too young i thought my 3.5 yo son to play. I must admit i modified the rules a bit but he enjoys it and it still follows how you should play the game.
Posted 01 February 2009 - 09:10 PM
Not played yet (it´s on the way, though), but the game seems as a nice introduction to poker. And what´s more, with plastic animals
Posted 28 September 2009 - 03:04 AM
this very interesing game
Posted 14 October 2009 - 05:58 PM
I'm owner of Doom BG and expansion and looking for somethig different tahat I can play with my family and the friends that doesn't like complicated board games. This one has attracted my atention of late, i've read the rules and looks funny and entertaining... I'll give it a try!!!
Posted 16 November 2009 - 03:50 PM
I know it's been a long time between replies, but another good family option is Micro Mutants. It's more of a dexterity game than anything else, but take a look at it. Yeah, I've been pondering this one, too. Sometimes I buy the more kid friendly stuff awaiting grandkids since my own are in their mid-teens.
Posted 05 February 2010 - 05:00 PM
Hawknight said:
I have an 8 year old niece, is she too old for this game?
Not at all. My 8 and 10 year old nieces play it.
Posted 16 February 2011 - 03:20 AM
Whats the best age range for the game?
Posted 29 March 2011 - 04:29 AM
Probably 6-12, I would guess. I own it. We play it together as it's dubbed - a family game. It tended to be the top choice for game night for my daughter when she was 8-9. Now that she's 10, maybe we've played it out a bit.
Posted 30 March 2011 - 04:03 PM
We played this game tonight again. I noticed on the box bottom it says ages 8+.
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 04:57 PM
sounds like a great game , i'm tempted .


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not sure- try googling it- might be out there on you tube
I just want to go to the White House and blow every single caucasian silver haired man, they all seem pretty hot..just kidding, I'm not that slutty, but I love the new term, PILF, let's coin it and add it to Urbandictionary.com .
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We'd 'read' alright....he'd be reading my ass all over his desk.
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It's not fair.
Conway's running for Senate vs. Teabag nut job Rand Paul...He was trailing in the polls but has started to close- some polls have him ahead.
I like how you said 'teabag nut job Rand Paul"...
I hope Conway pulls through...and if he doesn't...I hope his wife has what it takes to sooth him in his loss.
I can usually separate the person from what they do, but politicians just disgust me, I have a hard time finding them attractive.
I hate to say it, but John Boehner really appeals to me. His deep voice is nice, not as good as K. Olbermann(d). I just wish he wouldn't be so quick to cry. I realize he's not Clint Eastwood, but geeze it makes him appear to be too in touch with his femine side.
ooh, look at that, my post count is rising too....
^He's pretty cute.
Some folks thought he looks a lil bit gay in this pic ...
Your thoughts?
He is in denial I been there and done that. He need to accept the fact that he is gay
Know thyself, Apollo
^British MP Ed Balls.
Great thread.
So many to choose from though.
Clinton is still my number 1.
Man I had never heard of this guy before but when I googled him oh wow he is gorgeous. I found this site with literally hundreds of photos of him, took me a while to scroll through them, nothing topless (bummer) but a few bare feet shots. This guy does it for me. http://www.flickriver.com/photos/tag...n/interesting/
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Tommy Sheridan
Ted Baillieu. Love pictures of him swimming.
He is trying to arrest Gadafi... but i wouldn't mind him arresting my ass and having his way with it!!
Does Nathan count? Btw, this is more of him fucking me
Definitely Barack Obama. He can rule me anyday!
Played around with photoshop this evening and made a couple of fakes:
I wouldn't necessarily want to fuck these guys...but I do think of all the practice fakes I've worked on...these look the best. Be easy on me.
Jim DeMint needs his cock sucked...
Mitt Romney plays after a long day of campaigning...
Rudy Giuliani (make up your own story)
Pat Toomey--waiting for you to come to bed...
Lansley is very cute. Thanks for sharing.
Huntneo(PT), I really like DeMint and Romney, and to a lesser degree Guliani. Toomey isn't really my cup of tea. Still, 3/4 isn't bad. I'm sure as you do more fakes you'll get better. I know I wouldn't be very good at doing those.
Mitt Romney is even handsome. But of course not on this stupid fake.
I like to imagine myself having a hot, passionate affair with John Thune.
There are some good looking potiticians out there; but my favorite is Mr. Obama!!
The man has the hottest ass I've seen in a politician!!
Mitt Romney is a total tool and mannequin....but I'd do him!!!! Are there any shirltess shots out there of him? Of course, I'm sure he wears his magic Mormon underwear...can they go shirtless in public?
yeah always had a thing for obama. he is so dreamy.
mitt romney is a fucking tool but he's handsome.
To each his own, but Obama does nothing for me. Hopefully Romney puts Marco Rubio on his ticket, 'cause that man is definitely hot. Of course, for niche audiences, Chris Christie might get the Chubby Chasers vote.
Tony Abbott.
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On a BLT with cheese.
The heck is a bibimbap?
momemom wrote:The heck is a bibimbap?
Wow, referencing bibimbap. What's next, soondobu? Which, by the way, goes well with a fried egg.
cappo wrote:
was surprised to see it myself. korean dish full of vegetables and rice cooked in a stone hot pot. throw an egg on top and some meat if u like.
An egg on a burger
scrambled. although I am tempted to try the on the burger version.
I like it (very lightly fried) on my own homemade hash that's based on my grandmother's use of leftover New England boiled dinner. Yum! I think I need to go to the store and pick up the ingredients today!
On top of a big lump of mashed potatoes. mk
First choice is probably on top of a big bowl of cheese grits, but fried egg is good with almost anything. I just made a fried egg sandwich on an onion roll with sun-dried tomato mayo and herbed cheese yesterday for breakfast. Mmmmm.
Cut up and mixed with hash browns.
On top of stacked enchiladas! Mmmmm.
none of the above. Ick.
LOCO MOCO! I wish I was in Hawaii right nowwwww
On top of three mole' chicken enchiladas with rice and beans.
Ginarae914 wrote:On top of stacked enchiladas! Mmmmm.
hell yes!!!
I freaking love bibimbap. Now I'm hungry, thanks Woot! ;)
Fried in bacon fat, yolk left mega-runny, plopped over a pile of baby spinach with a pinch of cheddar and sriracha Nothin' better
Scramble it, yuck!
Mixed up with grits (yes, preferably cheese grits) with bacon and some toast and jelly on the side! YUM!
Cracked open and fried in the middle of a piece of toast. Call it what you will, Toad in the hole, bird in a nest,egg in a hole, egg in a basket, etc. just make sure you get the part that was cut out to wipe up the yolk runoff.
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On top two pancakes which are on top Biscuits and Sausage Gravy! :-) I also love Bibimbap!
I'm impressed that you included bibimbap, Woot. Well played.
In a flour tortilla with cheese, salsa and chorizo.
Demozthenes has the right idea! Nothing goes better on a spinach salad than a delicious fried egg. I like mushrooms sauteed in a mustard vinaigrette sauce over mine, though. Sriracha and I are not friends.
I like it as a "dippin' egg"...cooked over-easy and use the yoke to dip buttered toast in.
I likes me an eggamuffin.
Atop an enchilada
As a side for a nice ribeye. Yes, my early grave awaits.
Over easy and on enchiladas!!
That looks yummy!!!
joshshaman wrote:was surprised to see it myself. korean dish full of vegetables and rice cooked in a stone hot pot. throw an egg on top and some meat if u like.
There's an upscale diner in Seattle called Skillet that makes a terrific poutine (look upon it, friends, and despair). That plus an egg over-easy, right on top.
I only like eggs when they're in a cake!
On top of pancakes with syrup.
On a Red Robin burger.
16 hours later . . . agreeing with Afessler as part of loco moco! is the greatest use of a fried egg!!
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How do you value a business where there's an imminent competitor with first-hand knowledge of clients, products, services and margins? "It's best to work out a preemptive agreement at the formation of the business that determines how to dissolve the partnership," cautions Ms. Hutul. Will one partner buy out or sell to the other? What formulas and payouts will be used for the valuation? Will the business be sold to outside parties or will one partner be favored? Will there be a non-compete clause protecting the value of the purchaser? Will the business close or continue with divorced partners still joined at the helm?
Working out such an agreement, much like a premarital agreement, establishes ground rules. This can bring peace and clarity – whether for divorcing business partners, business partners who intend to remain married or for individuals in business together considering marriage. Pre-nuptials for individuals who already own a business together or when one spouse invests in the other's enterprise should include buy-sell agreements that can make for healthier boundaries in marriage.
The most challenging scenario is opting to continue as business partners. "One adage of law is that post-divorce, couples retire from contact with each other," Ms. Hutul says. "Running a business in concert after the divorce goes against that belief. It's possible for a good outcome, but it takes very mature people who can set their emotions on a shelf."
Amy* never thought she'd end up in the auto parts business until she met her future husband, John,* while she was a freelance auditor. He was the youngest of three sons, and his father had inherited the business from his father.
"Once Amy got involved in the business, it was never the same," John acknowledges. "She organized the office and the staff, established a health insurance program, created a human resources department. She made the back-end of the office work seamlessly so I could handle sales." Seven years later, the couple was so successful that they bought out the other family members. Everything worked for 13 years, until their marriage ended.
John and Amy, recognizing that the business needed them both to continue to grow, decided to remain business partners. "Some days it's not easy," Amy says, "but we've found a way to do it."
"I recommend that people deal with the emotional component first in order to make better personal and business decisions," Ms. Hutul says. "I start by asking where they want to go in life and what they want to leave behind. I encourage them to redefine who they are, and to consider what they would like this new person they are becoming to look like. With that, they're feeling more in control, and can begin to look with confidence and certainty to the future."
She often recommends The Good Karma Divorce, by Judge Michele Lowrance. "A 'good karma divorce' is one in which both parties are able to communicate and feel acknowledged," Ms. Hutul says. "If people can stay objective through it all, that goes a long way. To feel empathy, they can start by taking the position of their partner. This is never easy for either party, but taking this approach offers the most chance for bringing about a respectful conclusion for both sides."
Though difficult to navigate, the transition of marital and business partnership can lead to a new identity, and, in that sense of self, a renewed peace and optimism. Concludes Ms. Hutul, "There's always goodness in that."
By Susan DeGrane
*Names have been changed at subjects' request.


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In the last year, more than 800 calls placed to the local domestic violence hotline resulted in the discovery of more than 200 Dawson County victims of domestic violence.
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Those of us who live, work or play in Dawson County drive over the Etowah River daily, but beneath the steel and concrete bridges flows one of the county's greatest natural wonders, the river itself.
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Declared "World Heritage" due to its impressive Historic City, the Cathedral is only the main symbol of a city that also features many other monuments and attractive streets and squares.
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But Santiago is a lot more than its historic city: Santiago de Compostela is also an international landmark in the field of contemporary architecture, whose maximum exponent is the recently opened City of Culture.
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In Eisenman's own words, the Historic City is the source of inspiration for the modern and innovative CdC, an "imaginary" city that reinterprets the map of historic Santiago, with its layout of streets and squares.
The combined tour of the Historic City and City of Culture reveals, in the same experience, two of the world's unique sites. It also lets you see the quality of the dialogue between heritage and contemporary projects, for which our city is internationally renowned.
Historic City (main streets and squares) - Galician City of Culture. Includes return transfer between both.
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Turismo de Santiago's Central Office (Rúa do Vilar, 63)
Approx. 2 h 30 min aprox.
Spanish, English (Others languages on request: CONSULT)
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Here's the rather lovely Oliver from EB
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Here's Brad from EB. Smooth!
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Thanks for the photos of Brad. I agree, he certainly is smooth. Another favorite is in photo three. He certainly has a nice set of pubes too.
If I were to comment on him I would say that he is smooth in all the right places.
I agree: naturally smooth, but hairy where he should be hairy. A lovely twink!
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Playing this song is a fun way for your child to get a feel for the show or to remind themselves of the theme tune if they have recently discovered the show. If your child is already a fan, it gives them the chance to sing along to the theme tune. You can print out the words to the song - so there's no excuse not to join in too!
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just started a deathwatch and one of the players is a black shield. he is a lunat wolf from the time the chapter turned to chaos, he saw the chapter falling apart and along with a few others fled to join the loyal chapters. now in the present he has blackened his armour and joined the deathwatch. he want to purge his soul and gain forgiveness for his ex brothers evil deeds. he even wants to restart the chapter and fight chaos with his loyal brothers.
i for one wish him all the luck in the world. as GM I am really looking forward to seeing how far this goes. there are a number of people who know who and what he is and are looking for him, chaos followers and agents of the imperium. its going to be interesting
do you have a black shield in your game, are you the players or gm? lets see what other people are up to


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