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25 new of 563 responses total.
edina
response 444 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 20:22 UTC 2006

I just sometimes you say things here knowing full well the reaction from many
members and then a year from now when it's getting brought up again (heck,
make it 5 years from now), you'll ask why.

That being said - I'm glad you didn't have to shoot - or get shot.
albaugh
response 445 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 20:26 UTC 2006

Of course, it could be the people who complain about things bru says that have
the problem...
jadecat
response 446 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 20:50 UTC 2006

I'm rather happy that I don't work somewhere that involves people with guns.
tod
response 447 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 21:05 UTC 2006

Me, too!! *cough*
jadecat
response 448 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 21:07 UTC 2006

Okay, so some of our clients are people with guns, but they just call-
they rarely come here. :)
nharmon
response 449 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 21:09 UTC 2006

Where do you work Anne?
jadecat
response 450 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 21:21 UTC 2006

I'd rather not give the name, but I work for a company that provides
computer services- desktop technical support, equipment, engineering
support and networking. Generally clients call in with problems and I
get them in touch with an engineer.
albaugh
response 451 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 21:31 UTC 2006

The problems begin when people bring guns to the workplace where there
shouldn't be any...
nharmon
response 452 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 21:35 UTC 2006

I work in computers for a mid-sized bank. Seven years going, and I've 
never been at a branch while it was being robbed. Came close a few 
times though.
tod
response 453 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 21:42 UTC 2006

re #451
Or to school..right Kevin     8D
richard
response 454 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 22:07 UTC 2006

re #438 cool, now will you be a good niece and make the Aunty something just
as nice with your cross stiching?
jiffer
response 455 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 22:27 UTC 2006

She could crochet an afghan in return... if she has time and wants to.
But that is up the Anne.
jadecat
response 456 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 15:11 UTC 2006

resp:454 well I'll certainly do something. Not sure about cross-stitch
though, I tend to do large projects that are a year in the creation...
richard
response 457 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 15:19 UTC 2006

just don't let the cats get on that quilt.  cats attack handmade quilts  :)
keesan
response 458 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 15:56 UTC 2006

The neighbor for whom we do laundry and bike repair has been bringing over
boxes of chocolate peanut butter pretzels and getting Jim sick (he eats it
all within a few hours) after he ran out of apples.  (He gets things by
volunteering at a church where they give out food from local stores).  Today
he came to ask if I had a dryer because he has a new job as a cook at a
nursing home and his jacket is heavy cotton (I said to plan ahead three days
in this damp weather).  If we are awake after 7 (we have a couple of other
neighbos who keep unusual hours) he will bring us the leftover vegetables from
supper.  I expect once will be enough to fill the freezer.  What are we going
to do with all the local produce we froze last fall?  

Would Food Gatherers want to pick up from a nursing home?
richard
response 459 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 15:59 UTC 2006

donate it to the local homeless shelter.  Those people need to eat too
keesan
response 460 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 16:40 UTC 2006

I don't think our shelters have kitchens.  Homeless people eat at several
local churches, which are supplied by Food Gatherers' with food from local
restaurants, and leftovers from the Farmer's Market, etc.  
jep
response 461 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 16:46 UTC 2006

My hard drive at work died earlier this week.  I've been limping along 
using a laptop instead.

Today I got my replacement hard drive.  Right now I am busily copying 
files.  At some point in the not too distant future, I will be back up 
and running normally, which will be cause for great joy.  So right now 
I am pretty happy.
richard
response 462 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 17:11 UTC 2006

IVHB my favorite tv show returns on Sunday after a nearly two year 
absence, The Sopranos.

They had to wait a year for James Gandolfini to become available again, 
and then started shooting new episodes more than a year ago.  Creator 
David Chase is known to spend more than a month on each episode, 
meticulously laying out scenes.

The Sopranos is the darkest show on tv, a shakespearean tragedy about a 
king who slowly loses his soul, and as a result everyone around him is 
doomed.  

This is the first half of the last season.  

Let the bloodshed begin.
tod
response 463 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 17:24 UTC 2006

re #462
Uh..I thought David Chase likes to write stories about families.  You're being
a little too romantic about it.
jadecat
response 464 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 19:22 UTC 2006

resp:457 Well, it's on our bed right now and they sleep there. I can't
see why cats would attack homemade quilts anymore than regular store
bought ones...

So far they seem to like sleeping on it. Once they got over their 'WTF
IS THAT>?!?!' thing that cats do.
richard
response 465 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 19:31 UTC 2006

IHB they just opened a Trader Joe's near where I work.  We haven't had one 
in Manhattan before.  Think I'll go there later and get some Trader Joe's 
Gourmet Chocolate Fudge or some Trader Joe's Gourmet Graham Crackers or 
something.  I like Trader Joe's.  The cashiers wear hawaiian shirts  :)

slynne
response 466 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 19:39 UTC 2006

I LOVE Trader Joe's. I shop there regularly. I like that they have 
frozen pizza's that dont have too much cheese and have whole wheat 
crusts and no ingredients that I dont like (like high fructose corn 
syrup). 
denisea
response 467 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 21:15 UTC 2006

IHB spring is here, for at least the weekend! The high is in the 70s today
with a chance of hitting 80 this weekend, though with a chance of rain
tomorrow.  I'm not going to want to pack! Fortunately, I have some friends
coming over to help out. Hopefully, we'll get a lot of this knocked out.
slynne
response 468 of 563: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 21:52 UTC 2006

I feel for you. I hate packing 
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