Is it me?

coasterqueenTRN's avatar
I am with ya Bill! I think once we all hang out again all this off-season blues will just melt away, even if SOME of us are lucky enough to live in Florida. ;-)

With Spring Fling approching, as well as the Dollywood thing, I can't WAIT!!!! It will be an awesome way to "ring" in the new season, at least for me. :-D

Rob, when you make it over to Hershey lemme know.

Den, ditto on the DDR. :-) It's a great addiction year-round.

-Tina

*** Edited 2/13/2004 3:55:38 PM UTC by coasterqueenTRN***

janfrederick's avatar
Waaaaaa!

Ya big BABY! ;)

Why don't you tell us a joke or something?

Okay, a steel, woodie, and kiddie go into a bar....

Actually, I think the problem is that we scared the kids away. It could also be that the ecomomy is doing so fantastically well that we are all to busy to mess around here as much.

Don't worry...it's a lull. If folks ever ran out of stuff to BS about, old farts would sit around all day not talking at all.

By the way, could you help me with my signature? It's getting old....


"I go out at 3 o' clock for a quart of milk and come home to my son treating his body like an amusement park!" - Estelle Costanza
rollergator's avatar
Eric...it may have been there a long time, but that sig still *amuses* me. George's mother provided some of the best comedy material that show ever produced....

Den....you can keep the DDR habit if you must, but PLEASE keep bringing your wit to the general forum (some of us don't even look at the DDR forum)...;)

Sparky..I just noticed your sig. I love MXC..absolutely hilarious stuff. For some reason, not many people know about the show though. It's good to see that someone other than me is watching.


Sean


No further explanation needed. I'm hopelessly lost.
Vater's avatar
I'm not sure if I've just run out of things to say, but I've been in Full Lurker ModeĀ® these last few weeks. I just have nothing worthy to add (not that I ever did before). I'm not the most vocal guy anyway, but it just seems like, particularly in this off-season, there is not much to discuss.

Personally, I'm looking forward to the end of the off-season this year more than ever, and not because I have 147 coaster trips planned. Quite the contrary, actually; I'll probably be visiting less parks this year than I have in the last five. I just can't wait to actually discuss coasters, hear about everyone's trips, and hopefully meet (and reconnect with) some of you.

Look on the bright side. We could all be breathlessly anticipating the next bolt tightened on TTD.

janfrederick's avatar
... and the bartender replied, "Is that a lapbar in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?" ;)

Yah, Ill probably keep it. Speaking of which, who here has been caught by their mother? Come on now, let's be honest. ;)

(edit: man, always get "their" wrong...) *** Edited 2/13/2004 7:06:50 PM UTC by janfrederick***


"I go out at 3 o' clock for a quart of milk and come home to my son treating his body like an amusement park!" - Estelle Costanza
Uh, the bathroom door has a lock for a reason...

Silly kids...


[url="http://www.livejournal.com/users/denl42"]My blog[/url] You said, "I'm gonna run you down." I heard, "I'm an orangutan."
nasai's avatar
Never.

Although she did wonder why I stayed home so often with a "cough," and kept questioning why there was so much tissue around the couch. I just kept telling her my nose was running.

Lies... all lies. :)


The Flying Turns makes all the right people wet - Gonch

Too. Much. Information.

janfrederick's avatar
Oh damn!

I think Estelle should have said, "I go out for a quart of milk, and come back to my son beating me to it!"

;)

(edit: oops! damn grammar!)

*** Edited 2/13/2004 8:44:47 PM UTC by janfrederick***


"I go out at 3 o' clock for a quart of milk and come home to my son treating his body like an amusement park!" - Estelle Costanza
nasai's avatar
Now that is funny. Eric wins! :)

The Flying Turns makes all the right people wet - Gonch


nasai said:


Although she did wonder why I stayed home so often with a "cough," and kept questioning why there was so much tissue around the couch. I just kept telling her my nose was running.

Lies... all lies.


Wow, just wow. I like this new CBuzz of not holding *anything* back! :)

Joe, never been caught NEITHA, and for how much my nose runs, that's impressive! =^O


OMG I have a new sig!!!

nasai said: Yes, I always enjoyed them, but never "enjoyed" them (in parantheses, Joe ) until 2003.

Oh, lol, now I get it!

Joe "come and get your "fresh" fish!" C. ;)

PS - those would be *quotes*, Rob. :-P


OMG I have a new sig!!!

janfrederick said:

who here has been caught by their mother? Come on now, let's be honest.


nope...never been caught!!! though not the same activity, them bronx chicks can scale a window and fly down a fire escape quicker than Spidey himself. Skills man....skills!




Fate is the path of least resistance.

janfrederick's avatar
Ha! Well I just found out that my company won an award for being the most psychologically fit small company in California! Seriously. What a trip.

As a finalist, we had shrinks interview us a few weeks back. I thought for sure we'd win the "most interesting" category, but not the most fit.

Anyway, to get back on track (or at least the most recent track), did you give them a bronx cheer on their way out? ;)


"I go out at 3 o' clock for a quart of milk and come home to my son treating his body like an amusement park!" - Estelle Costanza

janfrederick said:
... and the bartender replied, "Is that a lapbar in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?" ;)

Yah, Ill probably keep it. Speaking of which, who here has been caught by their mother? Come on now, let's be honest. ;)

--------------------------------------------

Caught at 12 or 13. Probably wouldn't have been as humiliating if I hadn't been doing it with my friend from the soccer team who was spending the night. Talk about "doh"!

My mom, who is a school teacher, was home from school sick one day when I was 15. Apparently she had been watching Oprah or Donahue with the topic of teen sex, because she was full of related questions about my friends and I.
I had a driver's permit, so I was driving her to the store after I got out of school. Out of the blue she says "Scott, do you mast****te?"
I freaked out, slammed on the brakes, and have no idea how I came up with this response: "Do you?"
Not a word was spoken for the rest of the trip.

To get on-topic with the thread, I just started lurking here about a year ago, so I don't remember the "salad days". I hope to meet many of you this season; come to Solace!


edit: messed up the quote thing, had to make clear (love my techincal speak?! ;) ) *** Edited 2/13/2004 9:11:20 PM UTC by Zingo!***


"Victory means exit strategy, and it's important for the President to explain to us what the exit strategy is." --Texas Governor George W. Bush, April 9, 1999, on the US intervention in Kosovo
rollergator's avatar
I'm willing to bet that Scott's mother didn't ask THAT question again...;)

See ya at Solace, Scott....just don't expect me to hold MY breath for ten minutes...:)

janfrederick's avatar
Come on, did she really need to ask??!

Good thing she wasn't drinking coffee. ;)


"I go out at 3 o' clock for a quart of milk and come home to my son treating his body like an amusement park!" - Estelle Costanza
I know!!!!!
My sisters and I have lots of funny parents stories, but that ranks amongst the highest. My 'rents grew up in Western OK, and still live in Tulsa. They're pretty naive, which made my adolesence pretty adventerous to say the least. ;)

"Victory means exit strategy, and it's important for the President to explain to us what the exit strategy is." --Texas Governor George W. Bush, April 9, 1999, on the US intervention in Kosovo

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