Cheers

[m syadoz]

Thinking more like a press release with the changes we are all seeking.


Rush returns to the big screen on Wednesday, August 21, when the “Inaugural Theatrical Fan Indulgence” Cinema Strangiato brings Rush fans together in movie theatres worldwide. Featuring R40+, this global fan event will provide a special look into some of the best performances from R40 LIVE, including songs such as “Closer to the Heart”, “Subdivisions”, “Tom Sawyer” and more, as well as unreleased backstage moments and candid footage left on the cutting room floor.— rush dot com

[Mk5000]

Post by m syadoz
Thinking more like a press release with the changes we are all seeking.
Rush returns to the big screen on Wednesday, August 21, when the
“Inaugural Theatrical Fan Indulgence” Cinema Strangiato brings Rush fans
together in movie theatres worldwide. Featuring R40+, this global fan
event will provide a special look into some of the best performances from
R40 LIVE, including songs such as “Closer to the Heart”, “Subdivisions”,
“Tom Sawyer” and more, as well as unreleased backstage moments and candid
footage left on the cutting room floor.— rush dot com

Points for wearing normal sleeves, though


Mk5000


It’s honestly hard to fault this guy for taking a little siesta on a
Walmart bench. After all, we all know that when you enter a Walmart, you
enter a vortex into a dark, demonic place where time holds no sway. Who can
say how long a trip to Walmart lasts?—cheezburger dot com

[m syadoz]

: it was many years ago. It would have been in the minutes ‎. There was discussion about applying it only to Board members or to everyone.


A boundless continent,
Dark, waste, and wild, under the frown of night
Starless expos'd.
John Milton, Paradise Lost (1667; 1674), Book III, line 423.

[Mk5000]

Post by m syadoz

Post by m syadoz
it was many years ago. It would have been in the minutes ‎. There was
discussion about applying it only to Board members or to everyone.

A boundless continent,
Dark, waste, and wild, under the frown of night
Starless expos'd.
John Milton, Paradise Lost (1667; 1674), Book III, line 423.

I literally cannot believe how your rating is or can stay in the double
digits, let alone 40s.

It’s like the more you insult them, and you have insulted or even harmed
one way or another literally EVERY demographic that exists in America, the
more they like you. Morons.


Mk5000

Karen: Since my marriage ended I've been living at The Palace and even
though I've made a lot of swell friends... it's lonely.
[Karen tries to pour a soda into a glass without opening it]
Karen: I want a real home, with real people. I mean you're real,
right?—will and grace

[m syadoz]

You know how we spent all that time buying ma a phonecase that would help prevent accidentally turning iff the ringer

I noticed a week ago that her phone never ever rings

Has not rung in a year, even tho she always has it somewhere around and there are at least three spam calls a day

It suddenly occurred to me

They turn it off in dialysis otherwise it woukd annoy everyone



Government spending is not in itself bad, but it must be remembered at all times its taxpayers’ money, not politicians’ money being spent.—pat conroy

[Mk5000]

Post by m syadoz
You know how we spent all that time buying ma a phonecase that would help
prevent accidentally turning iff the ringer
I noticed a week ago that her phone never ever rings
Has not rung in a year, even tho she always has it somewhere around and
there are at least three spam calls a day
It suddenly occurred to me
They turn it off in dialysis otherwise it woukd annoy everyone
Government spending is not in itself bad, but it must be remembered at
all times its taxpayers’ money, not politicians’ money being spent.—pat conroy

I’ve got some strawberries. Maybe I’ll freeze some and some grapes
Especially since I mostly won’t be home tomorrow

Mk5000



Maid Marian
Why, you speak treason!
Robin Hood
Fluently.

[m syadoz]

I’ve spent the last four hours with a substitute aide, cleaning the kitchen.

The regular one does nothing.

The industrious one is 65, the lazy one is 25.

I’m sure I’ll mess up her hard work by tomorrow morning

As far as The electric company let me assure you they were running a scam. You as a rate payer paid for it.

You know the tree Company? The tree company owners are our neighbors and the old man was a nature lover. He was my dad’s customer. He died of cancer. Whoever took over the company came up with a con job to make the company more money.

The electric company contracted the tree company to assess needs. They paid the tree company a fee per tree taken down. The tree company went out and solicited people, saying 5hey woukd take down certain trees, whether they needed it or not. Their pitch was, hey you never know, the tree might fall on it’s own. They offered to do this for free. Quite a few people fell for it.

I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase: There’s no such thing as a free lunch.
It applies here. They did not take the trees down for free. You, as a customer, paid to take down someone else’s trees. It was built into your monthly bill.

Old man Tree company guy would never have agreed to this.

As far as dental stuff. I broke my tooth this month, and had a bone graft two weeks ago. I had the stitches out today. It hurts. I go back for a status check in November. If the graft is successful, I’ll have the implant in November.


Case Studies (and Speakers):*

- Civil Society and Open Government: A New Partnership? *(Wayne Burke of
Open Forum Foundation)*
- Effective Social Media: Discussing the #StopKony Campaign* (Michael
Poffenberger of Resolve)*—nick martin

[Mk5000]

Post by m syadoz
I’ve spent the last four hours with a substitute aide, cleaning the kitchen.
The regular one does nothing.
The industrious one is 65, the lazy one is 25.
I’m sure I’ll mess up her hard work by tomorrow morning
As far as The electric company let me assure you they were running a
scam. You as a rate payer paid for it.
You know the tree Company? The tree company owners are our neighbors
and the old man was a nature lover. He was my dad’s customer. He died
of cancer. Whoever took over the company came up with a con job to make
the company more money.
The electric company contracted the tree company to assess needs. They
paid the tree company a fee per tree taken down. The tree company went
out and solicited people, saying 5hey woukd take down certain trees,
whether they needed it or not. Their pitch was, hey you never know, the
tree might fall on it’s own. They offered to do this for free. Quite a
few people fell for it.
I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase: There’s no such thing as a free lunch.
It applies here. They did not take the trees down for free. You, as a
customer, paid to take down someone else’s trees. It was built into your monthly bill.
Old man Tree company guy would never have agreed to this.
As far as dental stuff. I broke my tooth this month, and had a bone
graft two weeks ago. I had the stitches out today. It hurts. I go
back for a status check in November. If the graft is successful, I’ll
have the implant in November.
Case Studies (and Speakers):*
- Civil Society and Open Government: A New Partnership? *(Wayne Burke of
Open Forum Foundation)*
- Effective Social Media: Discussing the #StopKony Campaign* (Michael
Poffenberger of Resolve)*—nick martin

Ok most of my day will be spent making borscht

Mk5000


https://www.paulayoung.com/product/deluxe+soft+touch+grip.do

[m syadoz]

Oh I thought you said that you DID get the borscht last week, and threw it away.
I didn’t realize it never actually arrived yet though.



Tom Casciato:

There are Haris everywhere.