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Jimmy Haslam, what's that hand doing there?
Dayum! Mike Tice is hot!
Kevin Keegan: Hot love the visible bulge in the middle picture and the hot out of the shower bicep flex.
Felipe Scolari: Oh my goodness is he cute or what Not a question btw
Jimmy Haslam: I just want this guy naked in my bed already um so hot
Post 596: Ace who is this man I want fuck him too
Post 596 is John Cartwright, coach of the Titans. If you download the pics, his name's on a couple of them.
i really love scolari (very cute face) but it seems he isn't that much endowed
The sexiest coach on the planet:
I'd literally beg him to fuck me.
I'm not giving him that title just yet, but he is definitely top 5. Also, I think you'll have to get in line for beggin him cause I've been waiting for a while
Sorry ace I'd do anything for ya man because you started this AWESOME thread and all, but I won't give that spot up without a fight
Btw I'm also waiting in line for Mark Hughes, and I could save you a spot behind me of course
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^^^ So what's that coach's name, Jonny? Very cute, although Mark Hughes will be my husband someday.
Roberto Mancini
I posted many (non-angry) pics like the below...One Very Handsome Man!
Carlos Queiroz
Philippe Montanier
He is so hot!
Philippe is lovely, would be nice to see him shirtless!
George Karl (when he was 15+ years younger)
I've had fantasies of him being my coach and me secretly watching him in the showers.
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Urban Meyers and Les Miles are my favorites!
^^^ Emanuele is damn gorgeous.
Yes he is
I would much rather just suck his dick rather than just see him naked. Chances of both are close to zero sadly
I would be fine either way....lol
Gerardo Martino, new coach of FC Barcelona
Gerardo Martino is really hot!!!!!!!!!!!

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Yesterday, I previewed our advertised washers and dryers on sale for this weekend's Extreme Warehouse Sale, but we have pretty much every category represented among the thousands of deals you'll find.
WHEN: Saturday, Nov. 12 from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WHERE:Warners' Stellian Warehouse, 550 Atwater Circle, one mile north of I-94 on Dale Street at Topping Street, St. Paul.
In total, we'll have thousands of deals on discontinued, floor models, scratch and dent, one-only models — you get the picture.
Demand is such that we even make special purchases from the manufacturers at deep discounts exclusively for this sale.
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The Luxury Hotel of Barcelona
El Palace Hotel has been totally refurbished and opened again in late 2009 as a renovated grand luxury hotel.
The works have preserved the classic spirit that has always characterized this luxury property, distinguished as a symbol of Barcelona's hotel tradition. Set in the heart of the city center, close to Las Ramblas and in the most prestigious shopping area, it is surrounded by boulevards, boutiques and main attractions.
First opened in 1919 with a neo-classical façade and grand public areas , considered Barcelona's most distinguished iconic hotel for over 90 years , the hotel reopened with 125 new luxury rooms , 42 of them being Suites and Junior Suites.
A new room design, a soft interior re-decoration of public areas and lounges and the realignment and optimization of the architectural infrastructure enhance the beauty , majesty and luxury of our Hotel like in the 20's.
The Caelis Restaurant, awarded with a Michelin Star is part of El Palace, with a full offer of top-class cuisine. Clients can also enjoy our 19/NINETEEN Restaurant located at the Hall of the hotel and the emblematic cocktail bar Rien de Rien.
El Palace has launched the Mayan Luxury Spa and Fitness Room, a unique spa with a Temazcal Sauna, exclusive in Europe .
"Excellent hotel!"
We arrived in the morning and our room was ready, so we took advantage of having a few hours resting in our beautful, spacious room! The best linens and towels in a spacious marble bathroom. The inviting lobby is adorned with luxurious couches , chairs, tables and chandeliers. The staff, concierge and front desk are first rate and very helpful.
The dining room is beautifully decorated, just off the lobby. Food and service excellent. I must say, the bar tender made the most generous gin and tonic, poured at tableside that I have ever had the pleasure of consuming.
The location is excellent for walking the city and shopping.
"Wonderful experiance"
We stayed here as the final stop on a 2 week plus vacation. It was a great place to unwind and prepare to head for home. There are several must see locations with in walking distance. Go see the Barcelona Music Hall. La Sagrada Familia is a good walk but worth it. Several Gaudi buildings are close by. The Picasso Museum is close as is the old district with some wonder shops and restaurants. Don"t miss the Barcelona Cathedral. The accommodations were wonderful. They upgraded us to a suite. The bed was very comfortable, the staff very professional and courteous. They serve a buffet Breakfast every morning in the courtyard that is to die for. Will definitely stay here again if we return to Barcelona
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This was our first visit to Barcelona and we wanted location, comfort and service. El Palace"s staff could not do enough for us. They guided us to the best restaurants, even the best tapas restaurants, were fabulous. We were celebrating an anniversary and were given an immediate room upgrade. The bed was extremely comfortable & the bathroom was marble, double sinks, large beautiful opulent shower & roman tub. Our room overlooked the Gran Via, but we were not disturbed by the street noise. The breakfast room is stunning, everything from continental to full breakfast. We chose the continental, as the full breakfast had so many meats & we prefer light fare in the morning. We plan to visit Barcelona next year and will certainly visit El Palace again.
Thank you so much to the entire staff, including the doorman & concierge who helped with reservations. El Palace is the hotel to stay when visiting Barcelona!!
"25th Wedding Anniversary- A Truly Magnificent Experience"
We celebrated our 25th Wedding Anniversary at El Palace and we cannot thank all of the staff enough. What a truly magnificent time we had and were very well looked after! Our room was upgraded to a beautiful Junior Suite and we would like to thank Janna, Katharina and Carla and the General Manager for our gifts. We would like to also thank Reception and the doormen and room staff for always greeting us with a smile and for tending to all our needs. The No.19 restaurant provided excellent food and service.
Our Anniversary evening was spent at the Caelis restaurant? We ordered the Menu Festival and words cannot describe how wonderful the food and wine pairing was! All of the staff were fabulous and we were very impressed with the wonderful display of courses? If in your lifetime you want to experience quality in food and service you must book this hotel and enjoy splendour throughout! Thank you El Palace and Caelis you are the best in the world! Mr and Mrs Parry
Any room at the El Palace is truly remarkable but go the extra and book a Junior Suite!
"It truly is a palace!"
We have never Ben welcomed so warmly at a hotel before! We arrived from San Francisco, a long flight, and were greeted by Celine who has to be be one of the most elegant people I have ever met. We had tea I"m the gorgeous parlor as they made our rooms ready. The concierges were very helpful with tickets and information, and the rooms were very spacious and beautifully decorated. Finally the best shower in Europe! The door actually closes!
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Rochester, Michigan (CNN) — Vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan focused on the sluggish economy at a rally that included a rock star introduction by Kid Rock, despite last week's slight improvement of the nation's jobless rate.
In Michigan Monday evening, Ryan pivoted from Friday's government report, which showed unemployment had dipped to its lowest rate in years to 7.8%, to sluggish job growth.
"(President Barack Obama) said that the economy would be growing at 4% this year. Well now it's growing at 1.3%. The economy is growing slower this year than it grew last year and last year it was slower than the year before. We created -- we had less job growth last month than we had the month before and the month before that," Ryan said at a rally before nearly 6,000 people at Oakland University.
While the Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney rolled out a new response to the latest jobs report earlier in the day in Newport News, his running mate continued with the campaign's primary line of attack over their democratic challenger's handling of the economy.
"The president said if only we borrow about $831 billion and spend it on all his friends and cronies and special interests in Washington it would create all these jobs, that unemployment would never even get to 8%. Well it was above it for 43 months," he said.
Before Kid Rock introduced Ryan as a "fellow hunter, a fellow fan of rock and roll and a great Midwesterner," the Michigan-native said he wasn't going to preach politics like some friends in Hollywood.
"It is a little difficult to put myself in this position knowing it may alienate a few fans, but you know what I really believe strongly that it's okay to disagree on politics and the direction of our country without hating one another," he said.
The musician, whose real name is Robert James "Bob" Ritchie, encouraged the audience to vote and expressed frustration over Obama's job performance.
"I also want to be real clear that I am very proud to say that we had elected our first black president. I'm sorry, I'm sorry he didn't do a better job. I really wish he would have--I do."
Kid Rock continued, "But the facts are the facts and we just saw them come to light in the last debate with no outside BS, no bias media involved, no interruptions and negative politics ads every five seconds and most importantly no damn teleprompters. Yeah I enjoyed it so much I think I might throw a keg party for the Ryan-Biden debate."
The vice presidential hopeful and the singer of the popular campaign song "Born Free" a few weeks ago at a fundraiser in the performer's home state on August 24.
Ryan used Midwestern connections to appeal to middle-aged Michigan voters who are struggling under the Obama administration.
"A lot of the guys I grew up with in Janesville, a lot of friends of mine from high school, they lost their jobs at the GM plant," said Ryan. "Problem is, with a lot of these jobs gone, with a lot of people in their 30s and their 40s and their 50s and their 60s losing this livelihood, there aren't many alternatives out there. We need to make sure that people who are caught in between, who are slipping through the cracks, get the skills they need to get the careers they want so they can get back on their feet and get back on the path to prosperity, get back in the middle class, have higher take-home pay, go back to work."
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Save the Date: The Official Dallas Tweed Ride, February 9th **Cancelled**
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Don your best woolen knickers, press your finest fancy cap, and share the ride with your favorite Tweed Heart at the official Dallas Tweed Ride. Jason Roberts is back, and leading the ride from Klyde Warren Park. We're cooking up a great afternoon, so be sure to join the event, share the event with your friends and check back regularly for updates.
Date: Saturday, February 9th
Meet up time: 1:00 PM
Start time: 1:30 PM
*This event will benefit Jason Roberts' cancer recovery
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I did this ride several years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. Although I was clad in Spandex bike pants and a bike jersey, the crowd allowed me to come along. Much fun!!!
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Baseball April 14th, 2009
So, apparently Wilco was at the game last night and Jeff Tweedy threw out the first pitch. We know that most of the team are fans, but was this really necessary? I mean, Yovani is only like 23 years old do we really think he is ready for an album like Sky Blue Sky? Either Way doesn't exactly say "get excited, you are going to pitch today and strike a bunch of people out", more like "God, I just want to be done pitching so that I can return within myself and reflect on my life while listening to more Wilco." Plus, it can't do much for Jeff Suppan's confidence seeing as his first girlfriend fell in love with a drummer.
Please guys, let's leave the Wilco for the off season. All I want in the locker room is mindless hip hop and salsa. I don't want you guys listening to a few Wilco albums, playing like shit and drowning your sorrows in beer. I want you drowning your teammate's daughter in it.


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The many styles of Ryan Braun, part two
FASHION WEEK February 14th, 2012
The Fashion Police return to take on Ryan Braun's Remetee!
Tyler: Like a parent who's too disappointed in their child to even bother getting angry at them anymore, I won't even bother mounting an attack on Ryan for this particular outfit. Instead, I'm going to simply ask questions in hopes both of you can help me find any explanation for Ryan Braun to be dressed this way. Read the rest of this entry »


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Sneed exclusive: Questions raised about lottery winner's last meal
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This undated photo provided by the Illinois Lottery shows Urooj Khan, 46, of Chicago's West Rogers Park neighborhood, posing with a winning lottery ticket. The Cook County medical examiner said Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, that Khan was fatally poisoned with cyanide July 20, 2012, a day after he collected nearly $425,000 in lottery winnings. (AP Photo/Illinois Lottery)
Updated: February 11, 2013 7:40AM
Sneed exclusive . . .
Death by lottery?
It reads like an Agatha Christie whodunnit — but Colonel Mustard is not the suspect.
Sneed is told the mysterious death of poisoned $1 million lottery winner Urooj Khan, 46, whose body is being targeted for exhumation, just got murkier.
Even top cop Garry McCarthy claims he has never seen a case like this in 32 years in law enforcement.
"So I'll never say that I've seen everything," he told reporters.
Sneed has learned that the body of Khan, who was a devout Muslim, was not embalmed before he was buried — enabling the possibility of rapid deterioration, which could mess up any conclusive evidence that the West Rogers Park resident and dry-cleaning business owner died of a lethal dose of cyanide.
◆ The big question: When was the cyanide administered?
◆ His wife, Shabana Ansari, 32, told the Chicago Sun-Times on Tuesday that she had prepared the family dinner — which turned out to be her husband's last meal — a traditional Indian Kofta curry. Translation: beef meatballs.
◆ However, a police source tells Sneed that Ansari, who underwent a four-hour police interview last month, did not eat the meal. The source also tells Sneed that Khan's daughter told police she did not eat the meal.
◆ The flipside: Ansari told the Sun-Times that she, her father and stepdaughter ate the meal with Khan.
◆ Backshot: Khan's death was first classified as due to natural causes after a preliminary external autopsy. "He was over 45 years old, there was no evidence of foul play and we certainly weren't informed he had been a lottery winner," said Dr. Stephen Cina, the Cook County medical examiner. "But we did take blood and tissue samples."
◆ Buckshot: A later tip caused the medical examiner's office to recheck the blood samples — and voila — cyanide was found.
◆ Slapshot: In a separate media report, Ansari denies she fed her husband the curry that night.
◆ Heartshot: When asked if she had anything to do with her husband's death, Ansari told the Sun-Times: "No, I loved him to death." She also said she was eager for investigators to exhume his body to learn "the truth."
◆ Bankshot: Khan's lottery winnings, a lump sum payout of about $425,000, are tied up in probate because a family dispute.
◆ "She [Ansari] is a sensitive, naive woman who dearly loved her husband and had nothing to do with her husband's death — except experience devastation compounded by the media onslaught," said Steven Kozicki, her attorney.
"I don't want what happened to Drew Peterson to happen to her," he told Sneed. "Her husband was the greatest asset in their dry-cleaning business — and now she has to deal with the stress of running the business in addition to the loss of her husband.
"I do not know anything about her police interview, and even though I would have discouraged her from talking to the press, I do think this is an indication she is innocent and wanted to set the record straight. She is a faith-filled woman and a strong woman," Kozicki added. "We also do not have an objection to the exhumation of her husband's body."
Cina, who is not privy to the preliminary police questioning involving Khan's death, agrees it is an unusual case.
◆ Final shot: Then he added as an aside: "But I wouldn't think Colonel Mustard did it. I'd go with Professor Plum." (He is referring, of course, to the popular old board game "Clue."
Stay tuned.
Sneedlings . . .
Condolences to the family of Judge Albert Green, who died on Tuesday . . . Thursday's birthdays: Rod Stewart, 68; Pat Benatar, 60, and George Foreman, 64.


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METTER, Ga. — This year's Vidalia onion deal is shipping fewer cartons than last season.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, packers shipped 1.3 million 40-pound packages through May 24, 40% fewer than the 2.2 million units they shipped by the same time last year.
As growers finish fresh harvest in late May and early June, they say buyers can expect abundant supplies of storage onions through the summer.
Packers typically sell sweet onions from the field through early June before switching to storage onions.
Glennville-based Bland Farms LLC completed fresh harvest on May 27 and filled its storage to capacity with more than 1 million cartons, said Delbert Bland, president.
"We have an excellent crop of onions," Bland said May 28. "Quality has been very good."
Harvesting ran a little later than usual this year and to avoid losses from rain or excessive summer heat, he said growers must complete harvest by early June.
Bland said growers plan to ship storage onions through Labor Day (Sept. 1) and possibly into mid-September.
Reidsville-based Shuman Produce Inc., was also finishing harvesting in late May.
John Shuman, president, characterized quality as high and said growers experienced favorable May weather during the harvest.
"We will have good promotional availability this summer and a good mix of sizing of both bulk, the jumbos and colossals, and mediums," he said May 29. "We will have promotional volumes of mediums out of storage as well."
In late May, Shuman and the USDA quoted 40-pound cartons of U.S. No. 1 Vidalias selling for $14-16 for jumbos, compared to $18 cartons in early June last year.
Starting in early June, buyers can expect to see a two-tiered pricing, one price for fresh and a higher price for storage onions, Bland said.
Hendrix Produce Inc. plans to finish fresh harvest and begin shipping from coolers in early June, said Kevin Hendrix, vice president.
"We should fill up storage and have plenty of supplies for summer," he said in late May. "What we are putting into storage looks good."
Last season, Hendrix Produce shipped from storage into mid-September and this season plans to finish around Labor Day, Hendrix said.


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Sometimes in sports, the improbable happens. There's no plausible explanation how a team considered an also-ran simply ignores pre-season predictions and decides to join the party. Isn't this what we love about sports?
While it's still premature to draw conclusions, your barely-old-enough-to-shave A's have climbed the hill to .500 and sit only 2 ½ games out of the second Wild Card spot at the All-Star Break. They lead the majors in walk-off victories (eight) and lead the American League in ERA (3.38). So, how did this happen? How did a team that lost three All-Star pitchers in the offseason, features a pitching rotation with only one returning starter from 2011, has employed a Major League-high 17 rookies and American League-low team payroll, managed to become relevant almost overnight? From the inside, here's my take:
Team Chemistry—It's difficult to quantify what I see in our clubhouse almost on a daily basis. Over in one corner, there's The Pride of Petaluma, Jonny Gomes, wearing a canary-yellow boxing robe embroidered with a green No. 31 and "Gomes," and telling rookies, "Hey, don't be afraid to be a hero today!" A few lockers down, there's Brandon Inge, a Detroit Red Wings fan wielding a hockey stick and trying to shoot a "puck" past the robed Gomes. In between, first-year Athletic Josh Reddick—he of the flowing locks and 20 home runs at the break—has his WWE championship belt on display. On the 4th of July, Gomes has Springsteen's "Born in the USA" jacked up to glass-shattering decibels before that afternoon's game against the Red Sox. Now, on the opposite side of the clubhouse are other characters that would most certainly rival Gomes, Inge and Reddick, although these guys are pitchers. There's Mr. Rehab from the 209, Dallas Braden, who continues to be the Epicenter of Ecentricity. Nothing is off limits for the Vocal One. Recently, he decided to serve as Jerry Blevins' campaign manager for the team's election for a new union player rep. His hand-made slogans for Blevins were attached to virtually every surface in the clubhouse, although the verbiage written cannot be shared in this blog. Positioned next to Dallas in the clubhouse is the ageless Bartolo Colon, who while must quieter than Braden, might be his equal in terms of mischief. In all my years in professional sports, I have never seen someone as loose or fun-loving on game day as this former Cy Young Award winner. He constantly is playing games with me in the clubhouse. Before Sunday's game, I'm strolling past Bob Melvin's office toward the training room. Out of nowhere comes Colon—truly a bear of a man—and what does he do? He chest bumps me. That's right, chest bumps me. On the day he is pitching. So much for pre-game rituals. And, of course, there's the resident Aussies, Grant Balfour and Travis Blackley, two fun-loving veterans who act like they don't have a care in the world. Then add the cool index and star quality of guys like Coco Crisp, Jemile Weeks and Yoenis Cespedes, and our 2012 club is truly one of the more colorful in all of baseball. Bottom line, what it really means is this is a loose club, one that is playing with fun and confidence. And all 25 guys are pulling the same direction, thanks to Melvin and his staff, and could care less about personal statistics. The only stat for them is wins. And considering they won 21 of their last 34 games while facing the likes of the Texas Rangers, San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox leading up to the break, the idea of a winning record and playoff contention is no longer so far fetched.
Young, Good & Getting Better—While a 43-43 record may not overwhelm some, it's impressive when you consider the key players on this team are rookies or near rookies. What other club in baseball can boast such neophytes as position players Reddick (.268, 20 HR, 43 RBI, 8 SB), Cespedes (.263, 9 HR, 36 RBI), Weeks (.222, 5 triples, 12 SB), Brandon Moss (.253, 10 HR, 18 RBI in 26 games), Derek Norris (.244, 2 HR, 6 RBI in 11 games) and Chris Carter (.353, 3 HR, 5 RBI in six games), or pitchers such as All-Star Ryan Cook (2-2, 1.41 ERA, 8 saves, .105 opponents BA), Jarrod Parker (5-4, 2.86 ERA), Tommy Milone (8-6, 3.57 ERA), A.J. Griffin (0-0, 1.50 ERA), Sean Doolittle (1-0, 2.45 ERA, 24 SO, 3 BB in 14.2 innings) or Jordan Norberto (2-1, 3.03 ERA)? In fact, it's not a stretch to say the A's will have multiple Rookie of the Year candidates this season, starting with Cook, Cespedes, Parker and Millone. And because all of them are getting estimable playing time, this is now a much more experienced nucleus of young players who are becoming a tight, more seasoned unit as we approach the dog days.
Arms, Arms, Arms—Besides clubhouse humor, the one constant on the 2012 A's has been pitching. Despite the relative youth of the staff—only starters Colon and Brandon McCarthy, and relievers Balfour and Blevins can be considered veterans—pitching coach Curt Young has worked wonders in establishing a group that leads the American League in both overall ERA (3.38) and starters ERA (3.67). Before we go further, just consider some of the pitching-rich teams in the AL, starting with the two pre-season favorites in our own division, the Rangers and Angels. As our roster is currently constituted (including McCarthy on the DL), no less than nine of our pitchers boast an ERA under 3.00—Evan Scribner 0.00, Cook 1.41, Griffin 1.50, Jim Miller 1.78, Doolittle 2.45, McCarthy 2.54, Blevins 2.57, Blackley 2.63 and Parker 2.86. All of that adds up to Oakland pitchers allowing two runs or less in 15 of the last 23 games, and A's starting pitchers yielding two runs or fewer in 20 of the last 23 games. Any way you slice it, that's phenomenal pitching. And as they say, it's hard to get beat if you don't give up any runs.
What the pundits will be saying about this unique group at season's end is anyone's guess. But if you're looking for positive vital signs, it goes a lot further than Jonny Gomes' embroidered name on his robe.
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Robert Downey Jr. through the years
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Alex Ross has never drawn a teenager. All of the people are either middle-aged, children, or excruciatingly old.
But goddamned if his Joker/Harley piece isn't a classic.
Alex Ross has never drawn a teenager. All of the people are either middle-aged, children, or excruciatingly old.
But goddamned if his Joker/Harley piece isn't a classic.
SPOILER FOR THOSE WHO DIDN"T READ MARVEL ZOMBIES!Originally Posted by Effortless_Pro
marvel zombies was crazy! a virus infected an alternative earth and turned 99% of heroes to zombies. sentry was infected and infected the avengers. magneto didn't get bit so he was human. they fought him and ate him. black panther was also not bit and antman kept him locked up and sedated and would cut off an arm or leg to eat and sow him back up so he wouldn't bleed to death. captian america got half his head chopped in battle and his brains were exposed the whole time. at the end the red skull pulled his brains out and as he was being chopped up he said,"that was so worth it" than silver surfer showed up saying galactus was coming. hulk bit off his head and each zombie ate him and got some of the power cosmic. than galactus came and they ate him for years! wasp got her head cut off and she was body less trying to eat people. those were some of the high lights. the story is still going on in ultimate ff. the zombie ff was taken to the ultimate reality and locked up in the baxter building. i love funny gore in comics. not sure why but the zombies made me giggle.
More Questions.
Is X-Men: The End,is it still ongoing? Why are they "ending" it.
Also I read Apocalypse is back, how's that going? Lots of casualties I imagine???
For XMen: The End- if memory serves me correctly, this is a three part mini-series. The first two collections (5-6 issues each) have concluded. I gave up on it halfway thru the first series. It was just too weird for me (and that's saying a lot).
Apocolypse: yes, he returned recently to wreck havok on the mutants. He found new horsemen and there was a lot of information provided about how mere mutants undergo the transformation into horsemen.
The new horsemen were culled from the XMEN themselves and their allies. Gambit , Sunfire, and Polaris were all converted, as was the little guy from this orbiting satellite. Polaris and Sunfire fought back after the changes and were able to escape. Gambit remains and the little guy bought it (if memory serves me correctly -don't have the issues in front of me). The Cable/Deadpool series also provided some insight into the big A's history. In all honesty, there wasn't that much bloodshed...
Oh, interesting, see I thought it may have been worse, because of this picture I saw *adds to attachments*Originally Posted by okstatecowboy
All I was thinking is great, he's gonan go fuck up everything again...and here we go for another two years or more with apocalypse being a dick. (or is it because Xavier is no where to be found (did all continuities and universes' feel the effects of "M-Day" (house of M)
Not this time. He pretty much got his ass handed to him on a platter then left to lick his wounds. It helped that Val Cooper and her sentinels, as well as the avengers and FF stepped in -after all Apocalypse was threatening the UN...
I have a feeling there will be several subplots involving him in the coming months. Things were settled too quickly.
Especially considering his resserction was allowed, and that what they left him alive?
If there were ever mutants that were better off being killed for the great good, Apocalypse is one of them.
It's liek what Magneto says at the end of Legends II, I do sometimes disagree with Xavier. Just because he's defeated doesn't mean he's been destroyed.
So anyone know where I can find a comic book store in Montreal? LOL.
OFF-Topic side note; I decided to add some more pictures, because I like to and I think they should be in here, being the comics thread and all. (also random side note, how come Wolverine's Healing factor didn't counter-act the Infection?
Oh and for my "cous de gras" I decided to make a little funny with the Marvel Zombie page when they find magneto;
The virus was just too powerful. That's the only explanation. Besides, it got Sentry, who is basically the most powerful guy in MU (He kicked Galactus' ass once), so Logan biting it isn'y exactly a stretch.
HoM basically nullified "X:Men the End", but Marvel did say that their "The End Series" were all in alternate dimensions, so whatever. ("Punisher: The End" is still the best of the lot)
Out of everything, "Ultimates" is still probably the best book around.
Side Note: Who here has read "Batman & The Monster Men"? I want to know if it's worth the cash, because if it's good then I'm probably assing "Batman & The Red Monk" to my pull list, since they both have the same author.
I did. 2 stars. It was alright. I'll pick up the first issue of Red Monk and see how it goes.Originally Posted by Marvels
Well Wolverine's fought Galactus before! I'm not sure who won, but I'd be willing to bet that Wolvie won, because I mean...it's Wolverine.Originally Posted by Marvels
Also Bordem got the best of me and I made an Iron man comic using panels without text....It's not as witty or as funny as it was when I first concieved the idea, but that can be contributed to the late time I did it at.
It's funny how marvel just decides that.
It's in another Dimension! woooooooooooh.
how many dimensions do they have? have they ever met with other dimensions? Like UFF, did foolishly bring the ZFF to the ultimate universe, will it have the same effect on their universe? have they doomed us all!? Why the hell would they do that?
(Edit: it seems photobucket resized the image, and now some of the text is illegible, if you actually want to read the full size, just PM me, and I'll e-mail it to you....)
Oh I did a few more X-Men Paint again yaaaaay!
Here we have Professor X, Magneto Classic, and a Ultimate Variation of Magneto mixed with Movie Magneto.
So I did two more X-men pictures....
Even though no one's looking at them I'm still going to posted.
I know, I know, they're no good....and you're all jaded by the really good artists of the comic book world....no time for the little guy....
*sniffle* *sniffle*
I think Rogue, is another of my better one's.
So far I believe my best are; Nightcrawler, Magneto (Ultimate mix with movie Vers.) and Rogue....are the best of all of them. I'm told Apocalypse isn't too bad.
Another favorite... Jim Lee!
Actually, effortless, they're not bad. When I first started using MSPaint, my stuff was awful. But with enough practice, I became good enough to freehand in paint what I do normally in analog. It's just about practice. So keep doing them!Originally Posted by Effortless_Pro
Does anyoen have any ideas about what they have in store for Jubes? She's such a prominent character within comic circles and with the outside populace that I can't imagine that they'd write her out forever...
Thanks Luminum!Originally Posted by luminum
Yeah it is a damn shame about our old friend Jubes, hopefully they don't go the route they did with Rogue in the movie.
I really don't understand why people are so into Jubilee. She's like a failed attempt at Kitty Pryde 2.
Anyway, Civil War # 2 just got out, and whoohoo, I'm so proud for Peter (though as judged from the cover of CW # 5, that smile of his won't last). I seriously hope they capture Cap soon. That criminal.
GL: I used to really like Jim Lee, but the guy almost never evolved. His art is still literally the same as it was from when he kicked ass in the 90's...now Lee Bermijo (sp?) from Lex Luthor: Man of Steel - - demn is he fucking good. And Super Man IS an alien menace.
Honestly? Unless the artist is very new to the business there will be very little evolution to any established professional in this field. The established artist makes a name for his or herself for the look of their overall work. To change it too much would be a professional risk. Whereas the fresh faces have nothing to lose but work on their craft and find that "look" that will get their work noticed and more commissions.
Actually, there are some artists who have clear change in their works. Salvador Larroca who did Ghost Rider in the 90's, and Joe Mad before his Marvel gig come to mind - - of course their changes were for the better since the former's previous work looked like a nine year old's, while the latter's looked like a bad Manga impersonation.
It's just my personal opinion that a person can get tired of seeing the same art style for over a decade.
So Marvels, you're a pretty straight-laced 'if the law says this is what's right then it must be right" kind of guy, I take it?
Lobo's the only thing I ever read regularly. RESUME: LOBO: Kicked out of heaven for starting a riot, kicked out of hell for almost taking over, reincarnated as an immortal so they wouldn't have to deal with him again, almost killed Superman while drunk off his ass, and killed off the rest of his entire planet/species in a high school chemistry project just so he could be unique, basic all around violent badass bounty hunter.
Now, that that's gone, I don't really keep up much. Any other Lobo fans or just me?
I think why most of us liek Jubilee, is because well for me anyways, the age group I fall into Jubilee was the new Kitty Pryde...and that's who I would see, moreso than Kitty. The only time I really realised Kitty exisisted was when I played that awesome X-Men Arcade game...with the two screens, and you could be; Colossus, Storm, Dazzzler, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, and Cyclops I believe...and you fought your way through a whole bunch of levels, and Kitty Pryde says something, and then you goto Asteroid M, and god I wish I owned that Arcade machine.Originally Posted by Marvels
Anyways back to the topic....I liek both Jubilee and Kitty Pryde, but I think Jubilee, being made to be like a kid from my generation, doing things I liked to do is what made her relevant to me. Kitty Pryde has a fucking bloody dragon as a pet....WHERE THE HELL AM I SUPPOSE TO GET ONE OF THOSE!
Larroca and Madureira were both new to the scene in the early 90's and as I mentioned earlier, had room to develop their style. And now that both are firmly established, you will not see too much deviation in what the produce. In fact, with both Larroca and Madureira their work has become more focused, but you can still see the commonality between their work then and now.Originally Posted by Marvels
Obviously we are all entitled to our personal opinions and if you're not wild about Jim Lee's work that's fine. But to attempt to quantify your opinion by claiming he does not innovate is just off. Once these artists have established their professional credentials and begin to see their work out there, innovation in the form of development, ceases.
So I just finished reading Hush, Volume's 1 & 2, both of which I picked up today at Chapters.
I have to say I enjoyed it.....wish there was a little bit more to it for the price I paid....but it made me laugh a few times, which is always good when a book makes me laugh out loud.
I believe Jim Lee was the artist?
I have to say I enjoyed the art, and the colors, it was a very vibrant comic...however....It really seemed that Bruce and Superman (not clark, but Clark as superman) Looked sorta the same....All and all those it was a rather enjoyable story.
Kudos to the writers.
Yes, it was Jim Lee who did the pencils for that book. It was inked by Scott Williams. The two work very well together.
i have been catching up on hawkman recently cause i got the full 80's run and most of the new books run on ebay for super cheap. they sure made hawkman hot! they even gave him hairy shoulders! would a straight artist give a character that much body hair? anyway, i really like the new twist on hawkgirl. the golden eagle story was really good that ran recently. the new book with just hawkgirl is really drawn badly. the rann-thanagar war was not so good either. i also bought a huge lot of old teen titans from the 80's and those aren't to bad. wondergirl is one confusing character! but beastboy was pretty hot with all that green chest hair.
i really like books that have a heart to them. i loved the old x-men books for that reason. they use to chat while shopping or playing sports. not all the books were action. the avengers had that also. the story between wanda/vision/wonderman was a nice change. firestar's powers were killing her and ms.marvel was hittin the booze. i wish more books had those personal stuff in them. the new justice league was so galactic that it was all fighting and no personal time with each other. anyone reading anything now that has that kinda feel?the ultimate books have it a little but the new avengers is missing it completely.
Go back and find the recent mini Green Lantern: Recharge. The story is full of this sort of interaction. Not the domestic kind mind you, but you've got a whole bunch of new GL recruits and they're all learning how to work together. Good stuff IMHO.
Anti-Registration all the way. Tony Stark can shove that registration act up his you know where.
get your freak on!!!
Gl: Hmm, good point. My bad, man. (Doesn't larroca still change his style? From what I hear, his work on Adjectiveless X-Men keeps on shifting) Which begs the question - - exactly when did Jim Lee start drawing?
Luminum: Actually, the first time I've bribed somebody was in the sixth grade, so no, I'm not straight-laced.
Effortless: I see. Well, maybe if she didn't have such fucked up taste in clothing, I'd be more sympathetic to her.
God... I need Young Avengers...
It's not the best, but I can't stop digging the Teddy/Billy pairing. I'm glad they're so prominent.
I'm interested with the Kate/Tommy/Patriot love triangle. Actually, I think that Young Avengers is one of the best books in Marvel's current line-up. I just wish Heinberg didn't have to do WW so he could go back to his work on YA.
Uh-Uh. Wonder Woman's been in the shadow of World's Finest for nearly 70 years. She's had nothing but sucky writers (Rucka being the exception) for her comics.
It's her time to shine. Seriously. Having a GOOD writer who actually WANTS to write Wonder Woman has never happened before. Except Rucka.
Young Avengers can wait for all I care. Like the Ultimates. Which comes out every goddamn century.....
AMEN!!!Originally Posted by yuty
So I bought an old TBP of Frank Miller's Batman a while ago (maybe a year or two) and I recently grabbed it to read. But here's the thing...
Does Frank Miller always use that "old man don't have a heart attack or you'll be useless" stuff in his comics? Batman and Sincity...Bruce Wayne and Hardigan?
Nyah, WW be damned. I'm YA till the end.
As for Frank Miller, yeah, it's his noir thing. Good God I still can't get the taste of Batman All-Stars out of my mouth though...
in comics in the last year what does everyone think was the most shocking moment? even with crisis or civil war i still don't see the writers taking any really big chances. so what superboy died or fucked wondergirl,big deal spider-man told the world he is peter parker,who cares emma is still mind fucking people,etc. everything seems done before or just plain blah. i do think art work is better than ever.
That does seem to pop up a bit. Perhaps its a fear of his manifest in his work? Who knows?Originally Posted by luminum
What got me then and still makes me weepy, Alfred's death scene.
My Westfield order arrived today! Included was the first issue of the GL Corps... guess what nifty item I got? Da-da-da.... I got a GL ring! Ooooooo! Aren't you jealous now?
And just when I was getting used to the new tiara and bracelets.
-maybe I can be the Wonder GL....
I haven't gone for my pulls just yet. Ooh! I hope they gave me one. I'm going to have to call the shop and make sure! I do have an old one though...Originally Posted by okstatecowboy
The center glows in the dark!
Haha, GL, you're cute
But I guess I can't talk since whenever the wind blows stuff around I raise my hands like I'm doing it telekinetically...::dork::
Really? I think that's cute. But wouldn't that be more of a "Storm" sort of power?Originally Posted by luminum
Claremont is an S&M addict.
Hot titles out this week: Astonishing , Ultimates (!!!), All-Star Superman, Eternals - - gonna bag me my copies later today.
Well, i dunno. I snap my fingures to create TK shields and point/snap my fingers at lights to make them change It makes me feel happy when they change at the right moment :POriginally Posted by GL247
Ooo...I need Astonishing...
New Avengers: Probably the biggest WTF from my pull list - - but not in a good way. Seriously, it wasn't bad, but it wasn't good. It was inexplicable.
All-Star Superman: Morrison is high again. Good read through and through.
Eternals: Cool start, maybe Gaiman can redeem himself from that 1602 debacle.
The Ultimates: Fucking ace. Nothing happened much, but great art and some cool action totally compensated.
Astonishing: Double fucking ace. The Hellfire club is awesome. Negasonic is beyond powerful, Emma is more mysterious than ever, Cassandra Nova is now my favorite villain of all time, and what happened to Logan will go down in comic book history. Damn fine.
Astonishing X-Men was great. Logan scampering about was worth the price of admission. Civil War #2 was good, if not more of a "filler" piece. But the big reveal at the end of the book was interesting. Green Lantern Corps #1 was great. I like that the same characters introduced in Recharge are going forward.
"The moose has my scent again! O!" < - - WAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!
FUCK!!! Chapters in Canada doesn't have it in yet!!! FUUUCCCKK!!!
Why are you getting your books from Canada? Ann Arbor has to have at least ONE good comic book shop.Originally Posted by luminum
OK Im gonna throw the cat amongst the pigeons..... Who is the best.... Captain Britain or Captain America? Excalibur rock!!!
Brian Braddock wins hands down.
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A rainy day and trying to decide if we want to go shopping or wait for a nicer day. I have a few hours to make up my mind. As usual, hubby says it is my call......
Virginia - Thanks for the "tip". I checked our tickets and Pam Tillis is at the Grand Ole Opry. No problem, we will just drive out for the show and visit with the drummer and his Mom either before or after the show.
Nat - I used butterfly chops and only 2 fairly thick, but depending how much stuffing per serving you wanted, you could use more chops. When I made for us, I didn't pre-brown the chops. I put a small amount of olive oil and butter in a hot fry pan and browned the chops for my company dish. I think either way is fine, just personal preference, and an extra step. The other tip is I used a smalerl glass baking dish (not 9x13) so the stuffing was "thicker" and plenty of room on top for 2 or 3 chops.
Laureen - have a great trip and enjoy. Your time away from your hectic work will do you good.
Dee - I love reading about your guest room project. I would like to repurpose our dining room since it is never used. My kitchen table will seat 8, so we always eat there. I would have to sell dining room furniture, Wedgewood china, Waterford crystal and other misc dishes, but I never use them and no interest from next generation for any of that stuff. What to do?????
Marlene - you are very brave with your rat problem. I would be scared of them.
Until next time,
Susan, I feel you on the decision to turn your dining room into something you could use now. The computer room was just where we exercised and the extra TV is there, but now that DS has the three kids and they are getting bigger we needed a bedroom again. So that made my decision easy! I read something about you should get rid of the *old* ideas for your home that you don't use or are not purposeful anymore. That described it to a T for me. We needed the bedroom, and I go to the gym so no exercise room was needed and it just made sense for us.
I had an idea also when I was furniture shopping. I love decorating the house, changing family room furniture every few years or so when I worked. Now that I am retired I won't be doing that so much! We will replace our FR furniture after we get all this done and I can get hubby used to the idea. While there I saw a gorgeous butterscotch leather sofa. It would be perfect for my FR, my son has leather and I loved how it felt etc. This sofa has electric seating on both ends and is so plush it is fabulous. I don't care for the look of the sofa at all as I like a more traditional sofa. But going with the purposeful aspect we need a more comfy sofa for DH. As you all know he is up all hours of the night with his shingle pain, a comfy place to sit might permit him to rest more. And I could mix chairs and ottomans in fabric to complete a really put together room. So, long story, Susan, go with what you need NOW, not the old idea of the formal dining room that is not useful. WE have one too and I bet every one else does too. We use ours at holidays only, but have an investment in the furniture and DH would have a fit if I even went there to repurpose that room! He takes a bit of time to get used to things. But he foots the bill so I just know how to work it so I get what I want done. Picked out all my paint colors so ready to move on that too.
It is so cold here today, shivering as I type. I about froze in the grocery store. I have school today, looking forward to it.
The pork chop recipe sounds lovely, I love pork and apples. I make stuffed chops all the time and brown them first like you do, then finish baking and the pork get so tender. Yummy!
Making something good for dinner, a comfort food day if ever I saw one.
So happy Karen and Virginia get to meet up. Another sister fun outing. Laureen, enjoy your time away and don't spend one moment thinking of that place called work. Leave it all behind.
My old work comrades are slowly starting to join me in retirement. IT is lovely, I keep telling them how much they are going to love it.
Say Dee., are you saying that you sometimes don't make something good for dinner.....so today you are? shesshh
Carola, I am ready to send wind, rain, cold, snow, hail.....to you,...I am so freekkin tired of this weather.....I still can't get to my lampoost to change the bulb...too much snow... oy veh...
Are ya starting "that" diet???? double shesshh....
This missing flight is getting ridiculous... wish they would find something definite, so the families, could just mourn their pain.
wow Carola, hoping she is ok. I think it is great that your mom will come to London, why don't you come to the States too....
Karen just telephoned. They have not had internet connection up on the mountain so that is why we haven't heard from her. They love the cabin, the hot tub and are having a blast! Our plans are made to meet up tomorrow afternoon so fingers are crossed that we will meet up OK!
Hi Ladies...I suppose I'm a tad better, but still miserable...
Joanie...love the way you know your nutrition stuff! Also, wanted to say that your DH is quite the handsome guy and does not look his age...
Dee...that hardware for the antique pcs can really get pricey. Many years ago, we used to buy anything we could get at a good price just for the hardware....some of the things we got were amazing! Since prices have fallen so much, perhaps visiting these old auction houses would be beneficial to you also.
Susan, did you try for the Opryland Hotel? Our DS stayed there for an Insulator Show not too long ago and said he got a better deal than at the Hampton Inn! He went down with a friend, and his share was just a bit over $100 a night. Also, it is right out near The Grand Old Opry and several restaurants that the Opry stars frequent.
I stayed there several times a while back...before the flood...and just LOVED it. The rooms opened to a balcony in the huge Atrium where beautiful birds resided and a pianist was generally playing the Grand. DS wasn't really in awe of the place, so perhaps it is not so nice now though...men sometimes don't notice things.
Also, the Hermitage Hotel is like an institution in Nashville. My GF and I stayed there once many years ago, and there was this older man who was quite a famous billiard player and he would challenge guests to billiards. I keep thinking Fats Domino, but that wasn't it. Anyway, the food there was fantastic, the rooms gorgeous and the atmosphere electric. It WAS very pricey, but I've never been sorry we stayed there...course I only had to pay half! Some of the Star's clubs downtown are interesting and I've seen a lot of the stars by going to Music Row. There is also a riverboat that takes a leisurely cruise and serves a lunch, that is fun. Friends of ours lived in the Brentwood area there and used to let us know what was going on. I'll have to see if I still have a file on Nashville.
Going up to 50+ tomorrow...almost Marlene weather! I'll just bet that we will have snow another time though...bet you will too, Natsky!
Carol...don't think I realized your DD lived in London. Will your Mom be able to actually stay there...and then maybe stay with you a few days? That would be so nice for her.
Hey, Virginia...DH told me this AM that his garlic is up...WOW...a garden! Also, a lot of my daffys are out there battling the snows, but still growing. I can see yellow bids on some of them...just like Doris said hers are.
Well...am having soup for supper. I made it yesterday (DH actually helped me), and used two bags of frozen veggies, and a bag of egg noodles. Usually I use everything fresh...but with the coughing, wheezin and runaway nose I couldn't. The beef broth was in the freezer and I added some cut up stew meat, and a jar of my canned tomatoes and some frozen cabbage. It will taste even better today!.
Well...can't be here too long...hope Laureen in having a safe trip. When is Karen traveling again? Think she'll be home soon...having difficultly remembering with all of this medication.
(( )), Rags
nope, no daffies, green or yellow....just white snow....
Virginia, Karen said to tell you, she can't meet up with you....
I brought in a bouquet of daffies today. They sure do brighten up the house. Love them.
I had such a busy day today and am exhausted but hate to take a nap so late. Started with Bible study at 9-10:15, hair cut from 10:30 - 11:00, luncheon and meeting at 9:00 to 2:00 (obviously I got there in time to eat and listen to speaker); then judge scholarships from 2;30 to 5;00. Stopped in twice to potty but that was all.
Will write more tomorrow when I'm awake. God speed all travelers safely.
Evening. Got as far as Beckley West Virginia tonight, pulling in about 9:30 PM. This way we'll only 5 or 6 hours to drive tomorrow and don't have to rush getting up etc. Was able to get out of work by 2 PM, then we decided to go down the east side on I 77 instead of the middle down I 75. So didn't get a chance to wave to Dee! Traffic was light. If we get in before check out time, we can always stop and see the MIL. She doesn't know we are coming and DH & his DB are going to replace a door on her mobile home for an early mother's day gift.
Thought of Karen as I went past the signs of Pigeon Forge. Glad she's having a really good time. Some day maybe we can time it so some of us can meet in Gatlinburg.
Doris with a schedule like that you need to rest tonight and probably part of tomorrow!
Rags glad you are feeling a smidgen better. With the antibiotics starting to work you should start feeling better soon.
Carol sorry to hear about your sister. Nice that your mom is going to come and spend some time with DD and that you'll be able to go up and see her too. How long is that trip for you? Curious as to what your mom has that is like TB. Not sure if it will affect her flying if she doesn't have any problems otherwise and I doubt that she's infectious.
Susan sounds like you have a good time scheduled too. When are you going?
Virginia what day are you guys meeting up? Have a good time!
Nat, face it they are going to meet up! Sorry you still have snow too. No flowers coming up at my house either, but I am seeing more birds we have a bunny who lives in the front yard. We had snow flurries today before I left and they are going to have snow here in Beckley on Sunday I think it is, but then it's going to warm up and melt it. This stuff is hitting everyone.
Hoping Maryann is doing okay.
Well gotta get some sleep. Really feel lousy but I know its from driving/riding through the mountains at night. Will stop in tomorrow. Have a great day!
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Wowser..Laureen you move fast.
House is clean and I am just sitting around doing nothing.
Carol--I am not traveling to the USA this year. I am hoping my daughter will come in Sept but right now the ticket prices look off the charts at $1400. She was planning a two week visit and two of those days would be travel days.
Susan have fun in Nashville.
Hi Nat......
Hi Sharona, love it, when I get on the thread, and you and the other one have posted already...tiz a nice morning greeting.
Carola, I have not gone to the loo yet, will report back later...
Went to a friend's house for "tea", we had a lovely time, she is teaching me how to crochet. I knew how to knit, but never crochet, so I am going to be crocheting.....and crocheting, and crocheting... what, I have no idea.
Cleaning and vacuum day... Going to a Murder/mystery dinner at our community tomorrow, taking Paul...should be fun.
CJ, I looked on the map for where Oso Washington was, was very surprised, I always thought that they were houses on cliffs by the ocean, much like San Francisco, but was so surprised it was further inland. how sad for those people. what a tragedy.
I hate for Sharona that she has to tolerate WW, but can't wait for the stories! It is one of my favorite seasons of the year. In case you forgot how to give the evil, or "stink" eye, here is a refresher from a tot who has it down pat.
Love that picture, Kimmie Which one is it?
Sharona, how much have the tickets usually run? that seems really high to me but everything seems to be going up - meat is getting outrageous too.
Some of you must be big spenders - I got a grand total of $2.16 in my Amazon book account. Whoopie.
ahs got less than a buck with amazon...
Kim, I think you should enlarge that picture to a door size and send it to Sharona, she could put it up on her front door. and oh yeah, send her the frogs too...
Carola, went to the loo....nothing yet.
What you need to do is photo-shop that picture or change it or whatever and put a frog in the outstretched hand. That would be perfect.
Any luck yet, Nat?
That picture is hilarious, Kim! He looks like a little devil, doesn't he? He really does need a frog in that hand!
Raining again, (still). But the grass is getting green and full of moss. I need to put moss killer, lime, and spring fertilizer on it, but it's too wet to work outside.
One week today and DD and DSIL will be here. Next Sunday we will drive over to the west coast of the island to Tofino and stay overnight in a great motel right on the marina. DSIL loves boats and he specially requested a trip over there. Here is a pic of the motel and marina.
That's a picture I Googled for Stinkeye. I thought this kid was precious and looked like he could be homogeneous to the region ... Too bad he hasn't got a li'l froggy.
Nat, did you see where they have moved the search area and think they might see some debris there?
Love the looks of that picture, Joanie. Think I can sneak into your suitcase and go?
I'm going to get out hit the ground running. Bay Lake Woods sounds like the best place for me.
You wonderful ladies have a great Friday afternoon and weekend, if I don't see you.
Carola, no problem, I can always send photos......
Joanie, beautiful marina.
Be careful in the woods Kimmie.
Joanie, I wish I was going to that hotel and marina! Looks like a perfect spot!
Rags, feel better soon and that is an order! There, you will get better quicker now.
I want to take that trip with you and your family Joanie. Lovely pic.
Love the stink eye guy. He's got it going on doesn't he? Funny!
Off to see a movie tonight with a friend. It is the Arnold one Sabotage. It got horrible reviews but I wanted to see it. I have seen everything else at the theatre except for a few I have no interest in. Popcorn will make a good dinner, lol!
Got the mattress and box springs today, moving right along on my room. Pick up the paint tomorrow and I suppose get started this weekend. I also have a huge ironing that must be done as the ironing fairy has NOT shown up in quite a while. Hussy!
Evening! Got here about 5:30 and got everything unloaded and put away by 7 when DBI DSIL & their 3 yr old granddaughter came over. went to Friendly`s for dinner. Now waiting for DS#2 & DDIL TO GET HERE. Unfortunately its suppose to rain tomorrow at least part of the day. So not dure what we'll fo. Have an ocean view on 16th floor. I could live like this all the time. LOL.
Dee when you get ready to do a project no moss grows undr your feet. I hate ironing also. Haven't done it in years.
Nat I was thinking of you today when we got into WV anf there were daffodills growing on the median and there were some trees flowering white flowers. Some of the magnolias look like they are getting ready to bloom also.
Am ready to go to sleep cause its ben a long day but have to wait for DS so they get their parking sticker and keys. Will stop in tomorrow morning when the brain is working. Can't remember ehat I even read earlier. Sleep tught and good morning Carol and Sharon!
We met up with Karen & DH and family at the I-40 rest stop. They are a wonderful couple! I love their New Orleans' accent. We didn't get to visit nearly long enough but they were headed home with a car full of young'uns and definitely needed to get through Nashville's Friday traffic before rush hour!
Laureen, glad you guys are safely there. Can't beat a condo with an ocean view! If the weather is bad, think about just sitting down with your feet up and relax.
I'm off to bed!
What??? No picture, Virginia??? Nat, do you believe them? Actually, I agree about the accent and what a sweet wonderful couple. Glad you met up!!
AH! Things that happen in the night while I am sleeping. Yea for Laureen getting to her destination. Yea, for Virginia and Karen meeting. Virginia you have a bit of an accent to my ears. That is a delightful observation. We all need to get together and share that.
What is not to love in Canada. Lovely photo. Have a great visit, Joanie.
It looks like a beauty of a day brewing. I have some errands and projects ahead of me today.
Good morning Carola and Nat!
ps:: I love ironing.
Now that is a start for a morning...Good mornn Sharona..
Virginia, wake up, it was a dream, you did not meet up with Karen....
Ragsie, feel better......
Who was the one that mentioned moss? what do you use to get rid of it? thanks..
Laureen, enjoy yourself..
What a productive bunch! It's inspirational.
Sharon, I love to iron, too. I love to let things straighten out in my mind as the wrinkles disappear and order resurfaces from chaos. I also like to mow grass for the same purpose.
Who all here has NOT met Karen? I have not, and Nat has not. Who else? You know, I have always considered her our leader because she was here before the rest of us. Then we got feisty and needed DM to be our moderator. Karen says she is NOT our leader, so I guess we are all equal shareholders.
Have you guys seen this video of the little girl singing from "Frozen" to get through removal of a splinter? It is precious and funny!
Nat, how'd everthing come out at the loo? I actually had to go pee-pee in the woods yesterday while I was running. I do not like when that happens, but it is what it is. I always fear that a camouflaged snake is going to bite my rump.
Laureen, I am going to set up a Words with Friends game for you and me ... maybe it will work.
My Katie is sick-sick-sick. Fever, squirts, vomiting. She is pitiful! But I think it is either one of those common, 24-hour thingies, or food poisoning. Either way, the only problem is she can't even drink without it coming out, and then some. Hopefully, it will "pass" in a couple of hours. (Did you see what I did there? )
Here's that video of the little girl and her splinter, if this works for me.
Kimmie, got everything out at the loo..nosiree, you will never see me crouch down in dem woods, with dem snakes...nosiree....
Karen is still my leader. yep, she was the one when I started, so she shall ever be....
poor Katie...hope she is feeling better..
Hi ladies,
I finally made it home. All I did was take a whirlpool bath and go to sleep. The kids and dh put away all the goods. My foot was too swollen to walk on.
I was sick to my stomach and had no sleep the night before when I met up with Virginia and her Jim. I almost didn't recognize Virginia since she had this cute new hairdo. She saw my dh and asked if he was Myron when he came out of the men's bathroom. I saw them talking and got out of the car. Sure enough, it was Virginia and Jim who dh was talking with. We had a nice visit and wished we could have talked a little more if my stomach wasn't hurting. She has the cutest Southern accent. The kids only wanted to get home but Virginia did stick her head in to say hi to them. Marissa dgd#2 did get out and take our pics. We hope to meet up next time we go to the Smoky's.
Virginia the traffic was terrible! On top of that there was an accident. I thought we would never get out of that stop and go traffic! I really wished we could have visited longer. You and Jim were very gracious driving an hour and a half to meet up with us for just a few minutes. I didn't tell you about my stomach ache and not sleeping the night before. The kids were just wanting to eat and get home. Next time will be better. Maybe we can have lunch or dinner together at a restaurant. DH had a nice visit with you guys too!
My cabin in Gatlingburg was 15 min up the mountain on a narrow scary one lane road. I wanted a mountain view and really got too much of a view. We (the girls and I) were too scared to go to dinner the first night because we didn't want to go down and back up that narrow scary road. I would like to get a cabin in Pigeon Forge since we did most of our shopping and go carting. I stayed at the cabin while they shopped and go carted. We loved the cabin but wished it wasn't out and up in the boonies! We got lost going up to our cabin every time. There were so many narrow streets. DH said he and ds were not scared to go down the road in the dark. I just feared we wouldn't have seen them for a few days.
We are back on the road tomorrow to take the girls all the way home. I just hope my foot doesn't swell back up.
Diva N you are following a very sick leader. I am feeling much better today. Can't wait for surgery to stop my pain and swelling foot.
Kimmie you are lucky you came out of the woods without a butt bite! I fear those little suckers!
Sharon we had a lovely visit with Virginia and Jim. I just wished we could have had a longer visit. I have pics and will post soon.
Laureen I wished that we could meet up in Pigeon Forge. Hope you have fun with your family!
Rags I am home and hope that you feel better soon!
Susan I use my dining room very seldom now too. I use to use my dining room every so often to eat and use the dishes.
Have a good one,
Morning, all.
Virginia, nice you met up with Karen. I wish I could meet you all, and hear the different accents you mention; Karen with a cajun accent, Virginia southern, Carola henglish? I guess you would say I have a Canadian accent though I don't know what that is!
Nat, I mentioned moss in my lawn. I get moss control stuff at the nursery; I think it is ferrous sulphate. It has iron in it. You have to be careful not to get it on the concrete sidewalk as it makes orange stains. It turns the moss black and then you have to rake it out and plant more grass seed if there was a lot of moss. It's a lot of work. A friend of ours used to say he was going to rip his lawn out, pave it and paint it green!
Susan, we use our dining room as our kitchen is too small to put a table in.
Karen, hope you are feeling better now that you are home, did you enjoy your trip?
Thanks Carol. I did download some of the cookbooks, and others. I will monitor that freebie discussion group. The other you tube didn't work.
Glad everyone is safe and sound from travelling.
Kim I'm more afraid of unseen chiggers, and ticks, and poison ivy when squatting in the wild.


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