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[pip] Monday, July 06, 2009 4:26:50 AM
Good Morning Ron--up for work or just couldn't sleep either ?? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Monday, July 06, 2009 4:09:04 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Good morning Metalians
[ron h] Monday, July 06, 2009 4:09:04 AM
Good morning Metalians
[pip] Monday, July 06, 2009 3:15:47 AM
WELCOME BACK DEEP FREEZE !!!--you were missed
am glad you had such a great time but it's like you said--there's no place like home & your very own bed [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Sunday, July 05, 2009 8:29:07 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Home at last!!!!!! DEAD tired and sore as all get out!!! I have NO strength to post pics tonight. Perhaps tomorrow sometime!??!! Hope everyone has a great evening! I know I will since I will be back in my OWN bed!!! One of the best parts of vacation!!!......;coming home!
Have a good night all...and AGAIN, WELL DONE Ron!!! (You know why!!)
[spapad] Sunday, July 05, 2009 8:31:46 PM
Night DF, and much love to you and your's. Take a vacation from that vacation before Guid wears you out! LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Sunday, July 05, 2009 8:29:07 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Home at last!!!!!! DEAD tired and sore as all get out!!! I have NO strength to post pics tonight. Perhaps tomorrow sometime!??!! Hope everyone has a great evening! I know I will since I will be back in my OWN bed!!! One of the best parts of vacation!!!......;coming home!
Have a good night all...and AGAIN, WELL DONE Ron!!! (You know why!!)
[Deep Freeze] Sunday, July 05, 2009 8:29:07 PM
Home at last!!!!!! DEAD tired and sore as all get out!!! I have NO strength to post pics tonight. Perhaps tomorrow sometime!??!! Hope everyone has a great evening! I know I will since I will be back in my OWN bed!!! One of the best parts of vacation!!!......;coming home!
Have a good night all...and AGAIN, WELL DONE Ron!!! (You know why!!)
[Becks] Sunday, July 05, 2009 5:35:16 PM
Awww MG. To be fair, it is one main ass wipe with many 'personas', as we all know
Not much happening here today, got work later.
Oooh Jimmy was that the announcement on The Rock this morning??? Cool! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Sunday, July 05, 2009 4:34:59 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Well after doing some back reading, I see we still have asswipes galore out here on the board.. Gesh...
I prob wont be on that much from here on out... I dont care for the childish behaivior.. Its a shame.. this place used to be a fun site!!
[jimmyjames] Sunday, July 05, 2009 4:38:55 PM
Alice Cooper coming to NZ in September. Great way to start the week. Might listen to some Alice now...
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Sunday, July 05, 2009 4:34:59 PM
Well after doing some back reading, I see we still have asswipes galore out here on the board.. Gesh...
I prob wont be on that much from here on out... I dont care for the childish behaivior.. Its a shame.. this place used to be a fun site!!
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Sunday, July 05, 2009 4:10:46 PM
HOLY CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!! Iam finally home.. LOL....
The concert was awesome... There were No backstage facilities, so the band was left no-passes to send up, so I didnt see the guys, But Kenny Knew Paperflowers and I were going to the MN show,, so he sent Us 2 front row tickets... Hehehehehe,, for his girls.... hes a sweetheart..
I took lots of pics I will also post mine... Jeanines are awesome..
Hugs MG~
[Deep Freeze] Sunday, July 05, 2009 9:40:26 AM
Yes! A beautiful Sunday to you all!!!!!!!! GREAT celebration last night after a wonderful time at the ballpark! Got to see Manny "Keep That Syringe Away From ME" Ramirez launch one out his very first at bat!!!!!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT stuff! Tons of fireworks and a whole bunch of pics last night! I will have to wait to share them until I get home....time to pack and say "good bye" to a gorgeous place!!!!!!!!!!
[ron h] Sunday, July 05, 2009 7:23:00 AM
Good morning Board
[spapad] Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:16:00 AM
Sianara and all that stuff! LOL Night Becks! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:13:16 AM)
Becks wrote:
Hahaha so true!
Right, I have to head off, time to sort out the dishes before dinner lol. Have a good night Spa! Catch you later!
spapad wrote:
Patience, they say it's a virtue but mostimes, I find it to be a pain in the ass!
Becks wrote:
LOL I guess that's true. They will come to NZ, I'm keeping the faith that they will Patience Becks! LOL!
spapad wrote:
Well, you know if each member, who regulary posts, pitched in five dollars you might have oh 500.00 dollars which would be no where near to cost! Now if each member pitched in 10.00 you may get a plane ticket there. LOL
Becks wrote:
I looked in to it myself too, waaaay too expensive for us to afford unfortunately. Oh well, I'll just have to wait for them to come to me!
spapad wrote:
Then consider it done! Afterall I don't see Mr. Banker out here drumming up the money to go to Tokyo! I'm firing him tomorrow!
HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Oh wow that would be amazing!!!
spapad wrote:
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[Becks] Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:13:16 AM
Hahaha so true!
Right, I have to head off, time to sort out the dishes before dinner lol. Have a good night Spa! Catch you later! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:11:17 AM)
spapad wrote:
Patience, they say it's a virtue but mostimes, I find it to be a pain in the ass!
Becks wrote:
LOL I guess that's true. They will come to NZ, I'm keeping the faith that they will Patience Becks! LOL!
spapad wrote:
Well, you know if each member, who regulary posts, pitched in five dollars you might have oh 500.00 dollars which would be no where near to cost! Now if each member pitched in 10.00 you may get a plane ticket there. LOL
Becks wrote:
I looked in to it myself too, waaaay too expensive for us to afford unfortunately. Oh well, I'll just have to wait for them to come to me!
spapad wrote:
Then consider it done! Afterall I don't see Mr. Banker out here drumming up the money to go to Tokyo! I'm firing him tomorrow!
HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Oh wow that would be amazing!!!
spapad wrote:
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[spapad] Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:11:17 AM
Patience, they say it's a virtue but mostimes, I find it to be a pain in the ass! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:09:17 AM)
Becks wrote:
LOL I guess that's true. They will come to NZ, I'm keeping the faith that they will Patience Becks! LOL!
spapad wrote:
Well, you know if each member, who regulary posts, pitched in five dollars you might have oh 500.00 dollars which would be no where near to cost! Now if each member pitched in 10.00 you may get a plane ticket there. LOL
Becks wrote:
I looked in to it myself too, waaaay too expensive for us to afford unfortunately. Oh well, I'll just have to wait for them to come to me!
spapad wrote:
Then consider it done! Afterall I don't see Mr. Banker out here drumming up the money to go to Tokyo! I'm firing him tomorrow!
HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Oh wow that would be amazing!!!
spapad wrote:
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[Becks] Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:09:17 AM
LOL I guess that's true. They will come to NZ, I'm keeping the faith that they will Patience Becks! LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:06:39 AM)
spapad wrote:
Well, you know if each member, who regulary posts, pitched in five dollars you might have oh 500.00 dollars which would be no where near to cost! Now if each member pitched in 10.00 you may get a plane ticket there. LOL
Becks wrote:
I looked in to it myself too, waaaay too expensive for us to afford unfortunately. Oh well, I'll just have to wait for them to come to me!
spapad wrote:
Then consider it done! Afterall I don't see Mr. Banker out here drumming up the money to go to Tokyo! I'm firing him tomorrow!
HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Oh wow that would be amazing!!!
spapad wrote:
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[spapad] Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:06:39 AM
Well, you know if each member, who regulary posts, pitched in five dollars you might have oh 500.00 dollars which would be no where near to cost! Now if each member pitched in 10.00 you may get a plane ticket there. LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:02:44 AM)
Becks wrote:
I looked in to it myself too, waaaay too expensive for us to afford unfortunately. Oh well, I'll just have to wait for them to come to me!
spapad wrote:
Then consider it done! Afterall I don't see Mr. Banker out here drumming up the money to go to Tokyo! I'm firing him tomorrow!
HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Oh wow that would be amazing!!!
spapad wrote:
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[Becks] Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:02:44 AM
I looked in to it myself too, waaaay too expensive for us to afford unfortunately. Oh well, I'll just have to wait for them to come to me! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:00:55 AM)
spapad wrote:
Then consider it done! Afterall I don't see Mr. Banker out here drumming up the money to go to Tokyo! I'm firing him tomorrow!
HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Oh wow that would be amazing!!!
spapad wrote:
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[spapad] Sunday, July 05, 2009 12:00:55 AM
Then consider it done! Afterall I don't see Mr. Banker out here drumming up the money to go to Tokyo! I'm firing him tomorrow!
HA!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:58:43 PM)
Becks wrote:
Oh wow that would be amazing!!!
spapad wrote:
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace!
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:56:05 PM
If you want, I'll pick you up one and send it to you! Every gal should have her own JP razor blade necklace! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:51:52 PM)
Becks wrote:
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass!
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:51:52 PM
Awesome! A JP razor blade necklace would kick ass! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:47:29 PM)
spapad wrote:
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:47:29 PM
Ha! I just found out today, wonderful news, I'll be able to replace my JP razor blade necklace my sis threw away so many hears ago, god bless the older she devil! HA!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:38:08 PM)
Becks wrote:
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL!
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:38:08 PM
LOL! I know many dogs like that, especially my Mums labrador, she's got a big bark on her, but that's all there is, no bite involved at all LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:32:26 PM)
spapad wrote:
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!!(Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM)
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:32:26 PM
HA!!! Boy wouldn't I be screwed in that department! Lucy is no watch dog, she might lick a criminal to death! HA!
Becks wrote:
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:34:17 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:28:27 PM
Yeah he is, he's very loyal and affectionate, with just the right amount of goofiness to make him very lovable he's a good watch dog too, which is a plus when I am on my own so often [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:22:41 PM)
spapad wrote:
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog.
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:22:41 PM
Buddy has made it clear! He's not a fighter, he's not a lover, he's just Buddy! LOL He sounds like a very good dog. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:20:33 PM)
Becks wrote:
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL!
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:20:33 PM
Buddy is a big softy really LOL! His doggy friend in the last camp we lived in, she used to hold him down by the scruff, he was completely submissive, which he thought was just fabulous LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:18:29 PM)
spapad wrote:
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!!
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:18:29 PM
Sounds as though he was a bit intimidated! LOL All my dogs including my male dogs have been bossy types. Only Max was easier to control, than the ladies I've owned. They do have such bitchy attitudes! HA!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:15:29 PM)
Becks wrote:
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL!
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:15:29 PM
Hahaha! I think that must be a female trait in general LMAO. Our dog got harassed big time by my father in laws female british bulldog last weekend, she must have smelt funny to him cos he's never encountered an un-fixed bitch before, she got right up in his face showing off and all sorts and he hadn't a clue what to do LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:13:04 PM)
spapad wrote:
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!!
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:13:04 PM
She has no old bite scars on her so I guess she's just decided she's the shit! LOL Bossy, sassy, little Gal! Take's after her dear old Mum! HA!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:07:16 PM)
Becks wrote:
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL!
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:07:16 PM
Wow, wonder if she has had trouble with other dogs in the past? Our dog just always wants to play, unless he encounters a bossy dog then he's normally like WTF? LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:05:43 PM)
spapad wrote:
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has.
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:05:43 PM
At one time this lady came through walking two Cocker Spaniels and you should have seen the hackles go up on Lucy, she hates other dogs! She pissed and moaned about those dogs for a half hour after that. She was straining so hard on her leash to get to them that when she barked it sounded like some little dog insted of the deep bark she normally has. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:01:19 PM)
Becks wrote:
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals.
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 11:01:19 PM
Haha what a sweetie she must be! I love affectionate dogs, and it never ceases to amaze how even the most poorly treated dog will still come to a human for love. They really are amazing animals. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:58:51 PM)
spapad wrote:
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention.
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:58:51 PM
The fireworks were put off by the county but the church there owns the park, so they have this big shit kicking bluegrass gospel fest, which I cant stand then followed by the holly rollers, and then fireworks, but my daughter likes to go there to see some of her friends so, I essentially tuned out the majority of the night! LOL Lucy kept me on my toes as well, if she could have gotten loose she would have charge through that park and jumped on and kissed anyone who even looked at her. One man called her to him and she went right over and crawled up in his lap! She loves kids too and they were everywhere and she was getting lots of attention. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:54:11 PM)
Becks wrote:
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL!
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:54:11 PM
Ah I'm the same during big sermons, I switch off and wait for the real action to begin! LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:40:22 PM)
spapad wrote:
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
Becks wrote:
Sounds awesome Spa!
spapad wrote:
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:40:22 PM
I was a great deal of fun! I could have done without the hour long sermon from preacher who likes the fire and brimstone approach, but I just walked around durring that time and kind of ignored it. LOL
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:26:58 PM
I saw a wonderful fireworks display tonight, at a small park in the country, when the fireworks began they killed all the lights and Wow, way more fireworks than I expected for a rural county to put off The Grand Finale lasted for six minutes! I took Lucy with us and except for an intial jump, she laid down and completly ignored the fireworks. I knew she's not afraid of loud noises, but I was truely suprised how well she did. A very pleasant evening! Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:31:07 PM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:09:21 PM
LOL JD!
I really need to get off my butt and go do this baking I've been meaning to do today. Meh I can afford to sit down for a little longer LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Saturday, July 04, 2009 5:50:39 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
lol! Hey Becks,...I'm not saying that it is the best flag in the world and better than anyone else,but I've always thought that the flag was cool looking! lol!
Becks wrote:
LOL JD! Indeed it is a pretty cool flag
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Thanks Becks!!! The U.S.A. flag has got to be one of the coolest looking flags in the world!!
Becks wrote:
LOL you guys crack me up, 'Get Becks to a Priest gig' fund, haha awesome. I'll try to win the lotto eh then I could go to every Priest gig going LOL! I actually had a crazy dream about going to a Priest gig last night, was crazy! LOL!
Happy 4th of July to all you US of A peeps out there! Hope you all have a great day!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[J.D. DIAMOND] Saturday, July 04, 2009 5:50:39 PM
lol! Hey Becks,...I'm not saying that it is the best flag in the world and better than anyone else,but I've always thought that the flag was cool looking! lol! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 4:41:40 PM)
Becks wrote:
LOL JD! Indeed it is a pretty cool flag
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Thanks Becks!!! The U.S.A. flag has got to be one of the coolest looking flags in the world!!
Becks wrote:
LOL you guys crack me up, 'Get Becks to a Priest gig' fund, haha awesome. I'll try to win the lotto eh then I could go to every Priest gig going LOL! I actually had a crazy dream about going to a Priest gig last night, was crazy! LOL!
Happy 4th of July to all you US of A peeps out there! Hope you all have a great day!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 4:41:40 PM
LOL JD! Indeed it is a pretty cool flag [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Saturday, July 04, 2009 4:33:05 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Thanks Becks!!! The U.S.A. flag has got to be one of the coolest looking flags in the world!!
Becks wrote:
LOL you guys crack me up, 'Get Becks to a Priest gig' fund, haha awesome. I'll try to win the lotto eh then I could go to every Priest gig going LOL! I actually had a crazy dream about going to a Priest gig last night, was crazy! LOL!
Happy 4th of July to all you US of A peeps out there! Hope you all have a great day!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[J.D. DIAMOND] Saturday, July 04, 2009 4:33:05 PM
Thanks Becks!!! The U.S.A. flag has got to be one of the coolest looking flags in the world!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Saturday, July 04, 2009 4:03:44 PM)
Becks wrote:
LOL you guys crack me up, 'Get Becks to a Priest gig' fund, haha awesome. I'll try to win the lotto eh then I could go to every Priest gig going LOL! I actually had a crazy dream about going to a Priest gig last night, was crazy! LOL!
Happy 4th of July to all you US of A peeps out there! Hope you all have a great day!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[Becks] Saturday, July 04, 2009 4:03:44 PM
LOL you guys crack me up, 'Get Becks to a Priest gig' fund, haha awesome. I'll try to win the lotto eh then I could go to every Priest gig going LOL! I actually had a crazy dream about going to a Priest gig last night, was crazy! LOL!
Happy 4th of July to all you US of A peeps out there! Hope you all have a great day! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:50:53 AM)
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[Metallark] Saturday, July 04, 2009 12:32:24 PM
DF....Joe Torre is one phenomenal manager. You must be in Dodger heaven the way they are playing.
My REDS are hanging on right now. Just hope the bottom doesn't fall out too early. I am starting to have hope.
Good Morning and a wonderful Independence Day to all !!!!!! Yes, I am up rather early today! GREAT fireworks display last night as they are apparently "ramping up" for tonight!!!! It was awesome!
Well, BIG day today! We are heading out for an All-American tradition of BASEBALL!!! Yep! Have tickets to see my beloved Dodgers play today! We will be taking off from the hotel in a few hours. Decided to make it truly special so I am surprising the Princess by having the hotel take us in a Town car!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fitting, I should think! "Bitterman!! To the ballpark and step on it..!!" HAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!! Those of you that follow the game may know that it is the Fox Game of the Week so watch for us on TV!!!!!! (I will be the fat, old guy screaming PRIEST!!!!!!!!!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 12:33:40 PM
[Head banger] Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:51:39 AM
Happy Independance day to my southern neibours. enjoy the day.
[Vaillant 3.0] Saturday, July 04, 2009 10:25:10 AM
Good morning, everyone! Happy Fourth of July!!! USA!!!! USA!!!
Just say "Yes Dear" and you'll be fine! Now get to work! LOL
Deep Freeze wrote:
Hmmm.........I can already see a "power struggle" developing here...............HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
Well then, we shall leave you to embezzle funds and put Ron, and Guido out on the street to hand out flyers. My job is just to "oversee" the whole opperation, Just LIKE a WOMAN!!!! HA!!!
Deep Freeze wrote:
Whoa Whoa!! Hold up a second there, sweet cheeks! I believe you said BANKER not charitable worker ant!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How the heck can I embezzle funds when I am handing out flyers????????? BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Your Hired!!! .....................Now get working on that fundraiser straight away!!! LOL
Deep Freeze wrote:
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 8:11:49 AM
Just say "Yes Dear" and you'll be fine! Now get to work! LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, July 04, 2009 8:10:23 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Hmmm.........I can already see a "power struggle" developing here...............HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
Well then, we shall leave you to embezzle funds and put Ron, and Guido out on the street to hand out flyers. My job is just to "oversee" the whole opperation, Just LIKE a WOMAN!!!! HA!!!
Deep Freeze wrote:
Whoa Whoa!! Hold up a second there, sweet cheeks! I believe you said BANKER not charitable worker ant!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How the heck can I embezzle funds when I am handing out flyers????????? BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Your Hired!!! .....................Now get working on that fundraiser straight away!!! LOL
Deep Freeze wrote:
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[Deep Freeze] Saturday, July 04, 2009 8:10:23 AM
Hmmm.........I can already see a "power struggle" developing here...............HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 8:08:53 AM)
spapad wrote:
Well then, we shall leave you to embezzle funds and put Ron, and Guido out on the street to hand out flyers. My job is just to "oversee" the whole opperation, Just LIKE a WOMAN!!!! HA!!!
Deep Freeze wrote:
Whoa Whoa!! Hold up a second there, sweet cheeks! I believe you said BANKER not charitable worker ant!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How the heck can I embezzle funds when I am handing out flyers????????? BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Your Hired!!! .....................Now get working on that fundraiser straight away!!! LOL
Deep Freeze wrote:
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 8:08:53 AM
Well then, we shall leave you to embezzle funds and put Ron, and Guido out on the street to hand out flyers. My job is just to "oversee" the whole opperation, Just LIKE a WOMAN!!!! HA!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, July 04, 2009 8:00:21 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Whoa Whoa!! Hold up a second there, sweet cheeks! I believe you said BANKER not charitable worker ant!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How the heck can I embezzle funds when I am handing out flyers????????? BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Your Hired!!! .....................Now get working on that fundraiser straight away!!! LOL
Deep Freeze wrote:
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[Deep Freeze] Saturday, July 04, 2009 8:00:21 AM
Whoa Whoa!! Hold up a second there, sweet cheeks! I believe you said BANKER not charitable worker ant!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How the heck can I embezzle funds when I am handing out flyers????????? BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:55:33 AM)
spapad wrote:
HA!! Your Hired!!! .....................Now get working on that fundraiser straight away!!! LOL
Deep Freeze wrote:
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[ron h] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:58:55 AM
lol...put in an interest bearing acct. and you keep any earned [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:54:03 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:55:33 AM
HA!! Your Hired!!! .....................Now get working on that fundraiser straight away!!! LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:54:03 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[Deep Freeze] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:54:03 AM
Ummm...for a small "commission" I will gladly volunteer.........HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:50:53 AM)
spapad wrote:
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?(Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:50:53 AM
LOL, sure and who would be the banker in that endevere. Plus waited way too long to get seats beside me, would have had to do that a while back. Maybe next time if they don't come to NZ we'll have to do that! We could always start a fund drive to get her to Tokyo! Still leaves the big question though, who would be the banker?[Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!!...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:53:08 AM
[Deep Freeze] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:49:16 AM
Ah, so do I my friend! I am pretty excited about this game. Manny is back and the weather here is just great. Going to be a fun afternoon!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:46:21 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Damn Freeze...wish I could join ya!!!!!
Deep Freeze wrote:
Good Morning and a wonderful Independence Day to all !!!!!! Yes, I am up rather early today! GREAT fireworks display last night as they are apparently "ramping up" for tonight!!!! It was awesome!
Well, BIG day today! We are heading out for an All-American tradition of BASEBALL!!! Yep! Have tickets to see my beloved Dodgers play today! We will be taking off from the hotel in a few hours. Decided to make it truly special so I am surprising the Princess by having the hotel take us in a Town car!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fitting, I should think! "Bitterman!! To the ballpark and step on it..!!" HAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!! Those of you that follow the game may know that it is the Fox Game of the Week so watch for us on TV!!!!!! (I will be the fat, old guy screaming PRIEST!!!!!!!!!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!)
[ron h] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48:00 AM
Ohhhhh, I know you would!!! Maybe we should take up a 'Take Becks to a Priest gig' collection!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:44:52 AM)
spapad wrote:
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would!
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!! ...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[ron h] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:46:21 AM
Damn Freeze...wish I could join ya!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:41:15 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Good Morning and a wonderful Independence Day to all !!!!!! Yes, I am up rather early today! GREAT fireworks display last night as they are apparently "ramping up" for tonight!!!! It was awesome!
Well, BIG day today! We are heading out for an All-American tradition of BASEBALL!!! Yep! Have tickets to see my beloved Dodgers play today! We will be taking off from the hotel in a few hours. Decided to make it truly special so I am surprising the Princess by having the hotel take us in a Town car!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fitting, I should think! "Bitterman!! To the ballpark and step on it..!!" HAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!! Those of you that follow the game may know that it is the Fox Game of the Week so watch for us on TV!!!!!! (I will be the fat, old guy screaming PRIEST!!!!!!!!!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!)
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:44:52 AM
HA!! Ronny, if I only had the cash I would! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, July 04, 2009 6:39:37 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!! ...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!!
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[spapad] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:42:33 AM
Good Morning DF! Up bright and early on this festive day! Let the fireworks begin!
[Deep Freeze] Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:41:15 AM
Good Morning and a wonderful Independence Day to all !!!!!! Yes, I am up rather early today! GREAT fireworks display last night as they are apparently "ramping up" for tonight!!!! It was awesome!
Well, BIG day today! We are heading out for an All-American tradition of BASEBALL!!! Yep! Have tickets to see my beloved Dodgers play today! We will be taking off from the hotel in a few hours. Decided to make it truly special so I am surprising the Princess by having the hotel take us in a Town car!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fitting, I should think! "Bitterman!! To the ballpark and step on it..!!" HAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!! Those of you that follow the game may know that it is the Fox Game of the Week so watch for us on TV!!!!!! (I will be the fat, old guy screaming PRIEST!!!!!!!!!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!)
[ron h] Saturday, July 04, 2009 6:39:37 AM
Here's an idea Spapad...inseat of joining Becks for a Robfest, bring her to you and take to a Priest show...a true Robfest??
Good morning fellow Metalheads
And
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!!!!!!! ...a day the world can celebrate with us!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 03, 2009 7:11:27 PM)
spapad wrote:
Be right over!
Becks wrote:
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe.
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Becks] Friday, July 03, 2009 7:09:09 PM
Haha yes indeed I think I can, it's high time for a Rob fest me thinks! hehehe. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 03, 2009 7:07:04 PM)
spapad wrote:
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind?
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[spapad] Friday, July 03, 2009 7:07:04 PM
Nice to see you back Becks, not much going on I'm afraid but that's OK, do you think you should give the Sinful thread a Swift Kick in the Behind? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Friday, July 03, 2009 7:03:19 PM)
Becks wrote:
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL!
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Becks] Friday, July 03, 2009 7:03:19 PM
I'm back! LOL! Doggy is a happy chap now he has been walked. Beautiful day here, wish I had gotten up early enough to get laundry done though LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 03, 2009 6:25:16 PM)
spapad wrote:
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[spapad] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:25:16 PM
Darn, got here too late. Night HRMG, and Becks! Loves ya!
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:22:21 PM
Have fun! I'm off to make dinner..... grilled Salmon...MMMMMMMMM [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Friday, July 03, 2009 6:20:17 PM)
Becks wrote:
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[spapad] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:21:39 PM
I put in a token half day at work! I was too bored to stay longer, even brought DVDs but all they did was remind me there is nothing going on, not a thing for me to do but answer the phone about once every thirty minutes and I was feed up by the end of 4 hours. LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Friday, July 03, 2009 6:16:33 PM)
Becks wrote:
Heya Spa! Thanks, I think it's good too. How are ya?
spapad wrote:
The lazy day tourer! Sounds very fun!
Becks, like HRMG said, that is good news that they encourage you to come back. You'll get there!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Becks] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:20:17 PM
Wow, that's cool! The fact the lady took in to account you could have done something easier, but stuck with that job! Show's a good work ethic!
Right, off to walk the dog. I will return later! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Friday, July 03, 2009 6:18:51 PM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job.
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:18:51 PM
It's really funny how things work out in the end. You just never know what "experience" you get from one job will actually help you land the job you really want! For example, I was a bagger at the supermarket - back when people actually bagged your groceries and the cashier could fly through your order. I also had to bring all the grocery carts in from the parking lot, back when they didn't have motorized things to push them for you. When I interviewed for my Med Tech job, the supervisor looked over my previous jobs and asked me about that job. When I told her what I did, she got wide eyed and said, "That's hard work, pushing all those carts." I told her that the worst was in the winter when there was a foot of snow! She was impressed by the fact that I took a job like that and did it for 2 years when I could have done something much easier. So you just never know what might impress someone. I believe that things happen for a reason and every job I had before helped me get my Med Tech job. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Friday, July 03, 2009 6:03:40 PM)
Becks wrote:
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Becks] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:16:33 PM
Heya Spa! Thanks, I think it's good too. How are ya? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 03, 2009 6:14:23 PM)
spapad wrote:
The lazy day tourer! Sounds very fun!
Becks, like HRMG said, that is good news that they encourage you to come back. You'll get there!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[spapad] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:14:23 PM
The lazy day tourer! Sounds very fun!
Becks, like HRMG said, that is good news that they encourage you to come back. You'll get there! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Friday, July 03, 2009 4:43:05 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Becks] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:03:40 PM
I just read that, hopefully it works out for me like it did for your husband! That's so awesome he managed to get his dream job. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Friday, July 03, 2009 5:58:48 PM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday.
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Friday, July 03, 2009 5:58:48 PM
Hi Becks,
I'm doing good here. Getting ready for the 4th of July. I left you a message in the "something pissing you off" thread from your post yesterday. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Friday, July 03, 2009 5:48:35 PM)
Becks wrote:
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways?
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Becks] Friday, July 03, 2009 5:48:35 PM
Cheers HRMG! Thanks to you, and others on here, for all the words of encouragement, it really does help.
How are you anyways? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Friday, July 03, 2009 5:46:14 PM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Becks wrote:
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Friday, July 03, 2009 5:46:14 PM
Hi Becks,
That really is a good sign!! They would never tell you that if they didn't like you! Sometimes what we call "rejection" today is actually a blessing in disguise later! Keep the faith and KEEP ON TRYING!!
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast!
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Becks] Friday, July 03, 2009 5:23:44 PM
Morning everyone! A new day, hopefully a better start to finding a full time job after yesterdays setback. Although I was told by the HR dude who rang me (he was also in on my interview) that they tried to think of something for me, and to definitely apply again for anything else that comes up - I'll take that as a good sign.
Wow Freeze sounds like you and the Princess are having a blast! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Friday, July 03, 2009 4:43:05 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!!
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Deep Freeze] Friday, July 03, 2009 4:43:05 PM
HA!!!!!!!!!! It is literally an oversized lounge chair bolted to a catamaran! Each pontoon has an electric motor and a propeller. There are two buttons on the arm rest and you just push them forward or backward......It is a "hoot" !!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 03, 2009 4:40:39 PM)
spapad wrote:
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment!
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[spapad] Friday, July 03, 2009 4:40:39 PM
So good to hear you are enjoying your trip! I think I want one of those "FunCats" Sounds like good relaxing entertainment! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Friday, July 03, 2009 4:30:02 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[Deep Freeze] Friday, July 03, 2009 4:30:02 PM
A Good Afternoon to you!!! Up from the beach again!! What a great day. Finally getting more sun and less clouds. The Princess and I rented a little "FunCat" and went out cruising in the Bay!!! It is sort of a motorized lounge chair!!! HAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It tops out at about ONE knot but it is really fun! We chugged around for about an hour then went back to the beach. Fun stuff!! Avast thar ye land lubber........ HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got reservations for a nice dinner at a place across the street on the OTHER beach!! Should be pretty good and THEN we have the Dodger game tomorrow!!! YEE HAAAAA!!!!!!
[J.D. DIAMOND] Friday, July 03, 2009 3:58:17 PM
Yeah Freeze,Shawn is still one of the "all time greats" and he is definately an "ELITE" member regardless of what he say,he is an elite member here and always will be. I miss him in this forum,thats for sure.
But he is a very busy man.Its just cool to hear from him,and I'm glad he still visits us from time to time. Shawn...."YOU ROCK"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A GLORIOUS Morning to you all!!!! Actually slept LATE again this morning!! Just finished up breakfast!! DAMN DAMN DAMN!!! Cannot believe I missed Shawn!!!! I concur with JD!! Shawn is simply one of the all-time GREATS!!!!!! (even if he IS Canadian...) HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Shawn my dear friend, I hope all is well with you and yours!!!
Well, the Princess is out for a massage and spa treatment and I am heading down to the beach!!! Behave yourselves, will you???? HA!!!!!!!!!!!! I will check in again later!
Havent been over here in ages. The new design looks fucking awesome! Murray has gone above and beyond whipping this place into shape for the Britsh Steel tour.
Awesome Job MF!
Well...see ya'll in a few months when I log in again.
HEY JD YOU MOFO! Good to see that you have finally discovered who the real 'prick' of JP.com really was...now give em hell JD DIAMOND STYLE! hehe
Ill leave you all with a nice pic of Mr. Rob Halford taken on June 29th at the British Steel kick off gig in Indiana
[Deep Freeze] Friday, July 03, 2009 11:49:36 AM
A GLORIOUS Morning to you all!!!! Actually slept LATE again this morning!! Just finished up breakfast!! DAMN DAMN DAMN!!! Cannot believe I missed Shawn!!!! I concur with JD!! Shawn is simply one of the all-time GREATS!!!!!! (even if he IS Canadian...) HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Shawn my dear friend, I hope all is well with you and yours!!!
Well, the Princess is out for a massage and spa treatment and I am heading down to the beach!!! Behave yourselves, will you???? HA!!!!!!!!!!!! I will check in again later!
[guidogodoy] Friday, July 03, 2009 9:46:28 AM
Well, who else remembers the JP email addys?! Now THAT was cool! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Friday, July 03, 2009 6:17:27 AM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
LOL! Yeah,I remember the Demolition layout to the forum...then the Angel Of Retribution duck! LOL! Yeah thats funny......you were the first person I talked to I recall......good to hear from you Shawn.
ShawninCanada wrote:
Hey JD...I wouldnt go so far as saying I am an 'elite' member. You appeared here not long after I did...we both go waaaaay back though and have seen alot of changes here. Do you remember when JP.com used to be that ugly red and black and was modeled after the Demolition album..and then the hideous Green for Angel of Retribution with that Flash Angel on the main page that looked like a duck flapping its wings LOL (Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Friday, July 03, 2009 2:55:55 AM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
SHAWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! To those who don't know this member....he is an "ELITE" member here from the past and was extremely fun to have him here. He does like this place,but he is a very busy man with loads of hobbies.
Thanks Shawn,and I hope you and your son are doing great my friend! Awsome picture of our Metal God!!!
ShawninCanada wrote:
PRIEST! PRIEST! PRIEST!
Havent been over here in ages. The new design looks fucking awesome! Murray has gone above and beyond whipping this place into shape for the Britsh Steel tour.
Awesome Job MF!
Well...see ya'll in a few months when I log in again.
HEY JD YOU MOFO! Good to see that you have finally discovered who the real 'prick' of JP.com really was...now give em hell JD DIAMOND STYLE! hehe
Ill leave you all with a nice pic of Mr. Rob Halford taken on June 29th at the British Steel kick off gig in Indiana
Edited at: Friday, July 03, 2009 5:50:14 AM
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:24:38 AM
Rise and shine metal heads..............LOL Iam in MN.... And I cannot sleep. people Snore, is driving me nutz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Iam so tired.. but I plan on rockin out with the Priest Tonight!!!!!
[J.D. DIAMOND] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:21:09 AM
The Sin After Sin Tour! Wow thats a rare pic!
[J.D. DIAMOND] Friday, July 03, 2009 6:17:27 AM
LOL! Yeah,I remember the Demolition layout to the forum...then the Angel Of Retribution duck! LOL! Yeah thats funny......you were the first person I talked to I recall......good to hear from you Shawn. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ShawninCanada from Friday, July 03, 2009 5:49:28 AM)
ShawninCanada wrote:
Hey JD...I wouldnt go so far as saying I am an 'elite' member. You appeared here not long after I did...we both go waaaaay back though and have seen alot of changes here. Do you remember when JP.com used to be that ugly red and black and was modeled after the Demolition album..and then the hideous Green for Angel of Retribution with that Flash Angel on the main page that looked like a duck flapping its wings LOL (Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Friday, July 03, 2009 2:55:55 AM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
SHAWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! To those who don't know this member....he is an "ELITE" member here from the past and was extremely fun to have him here. He does like this place,but he is a very busy man with loads of hobbies.
Thanks Shawn,and I hope you and your son are doing great my friend! Awsome picture of our Metal God!!!
ShawninCanada wrote:
PRIEST! PRIEST! PRIEST!
Havent been over here in ages. The new design looks fucking awesome! Murray has gone above and beyond whipping this place into shape for the Britsh Steel tour.
Awesome Job MF!
Well...see ya'll in a few months when I log in again.
HEY JD YOU MOFO! Good to see that you have finally discovered who the real 'prick' of JP.com really was...now give em hell JD DIAMOND STYLE! hehe
Ill leave you all with a nice pic of Mr. Rob Halford taken on June 29th at the British Steel kick off gig in Indiana
Edited at: Friday, July 03, 2009 5:50:14 AM
[ShawninCanada] Friday, July 03, 2009 5:49:28 AM
Hey JD...I wouldnt go so far as saying I am an 'elite' member. You appeared here not long after I did...we both go waaaaay back though and have seen alot of changes here. Do you remember when JP.com used to be that ugly red and black and was modeled after the Demolition album..and then the hideous Green for Angel of Retribution with that Flash Angel on the main page that looked like a duck flapping its wings LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Friday, July 03, 2009 2:55:55 AM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
SHAWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! To those who don't know this member....he is an "ELITE" member here from the past and was extremely fun to have him here. He does like this place,but he is a very busy man with loads of hobbies.
Thanks Shawn,and I hope you and your son are doing great my friend! Awsome picture of our Metal God!!!
ShawninCanada wrote:
PRIEST! PRIEST! PRIEST!
Havent been over here in ages. The new design looks fucking awesome! Murray has gone above and beyond whipping this place into shape for the Britsh Steel tour.
Awesome Job MF!
Well...see ya'll in a few months when I log in again.
HEY JD YOU MOFO! Good to see that you have finally discovered who the real 'prick' of JP.com really was...now give em hell JD DIAMOND STYLE! hehe
Ill leave you all with a nice pic of Mr. Rob Halford taken on June 29th at the British Steel kick off gig in Indiana
Edited at: Friday, July 03, 2009 5:50:14 AM
[Necroticist] Friday, July 03, 2009 5:20:55 AM
Blah ppl - i must apologise for last night/early morning - things just got to me and i am so sorry if i was offensive to anyone....karma worked tho - had a really nice accident...
[ron h] Friday, July 03, 2009 4:13:18 AM
Is this nuts or what???
Wed Jul 1, 1:52 PM ET
Children stand on "The Ledge" and look down through a glass floor 1,353 feet (412 meters) above Wacker Drive in Chicago July 1, 2009. The Ledge is part of Skydeck Chicago located on the 103rd floor of the Sears Tower. It opens to the public on July 2.
[ron h] Friday, July 03, 2009 4:12:29 AM
Good morning Metalheads
[J.D. DIAMOND] Friday, July 03, 2009 2:55:55 AM
SHAWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! To those who don't know this member....he is an "ELITE" member here from the past and was extremely fun to have him here. He does like this place,but he is a very busy man with loads of hobbies.
Thanks Shawn,and I hope you and your son are doing great my friend! Awsome picture of our Metal God!!!
Havent been over here in ages. The new design looks fucking awesome! Murray has gone above and beyond whipping this place into shape for the Britsh Steel tour.
Awesome Job MF!
Well...see ya'll in a few months when I log in again.
HEY JD YOU MOFO! Good to see that you have finally discovered who the real 'prick' of JP.com really was...now give em hell JD DIAMOND STYLE! hehe
Ill leave you all with a nice pic of Mr. Rob Halford taken on June 29th at the British Steel kick off gig in Indiana
[ShawninCanada] Thursday, July 02, 2009 11:33:33 PM
PRIEST! PRIEST! PRIEST!
Havent been over here in ages. The new design looks fucking awesome! Murray has gone above and beyond whipping this place into shape for the Britsh Steel tour.
Awesome Job MF!
Well...see ya'll in a few months when I log in again.
HEY JD YOU MOFO! Good to see that you have finally discovered who the real 'prick' of JP.com really was...now give em hell JD DIAMOND STYLE! hehe
Ill leave you all with a nice pic of Mr. Rob Halford taken on June 29th at the British Steel kick off gig in Indiana
i don't know who's wound steve (necro) up but he's just stormed out and i don't have a clue when he'll be back. is there something i should know?
Edited at: Thursday, July 02, 2009 8:45:52 PM
[Black_Widow] Thursday, July 02, 2009 8:28:24 PM
i don't know who's wound steve (necro) up but he's just stormed out and i don't have a clue when he'll be back. is there something i should know?
[Becks] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:52:18 PM
Ah a holiday will do you good! And a long weekend coming up will be great too! Catch you later JD! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:50:43 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Oh yeah,...I've thought of many different things like that!! LOL! I just have to wait it out ya know? My girlfriend and I both have vacation days in September and we are taking a week and a half off of work so that will be nice!
We both have Friday,Saturday,Sunday and Monday off so I'm excited about that! I am off to work right now actually(unfortunately!) so have a good night Becks!
JD
Becks wrote:
Wow that really sucks JD. I hope you can find something else soon, especially considering your current job is negatively affecting your health. Asshole bosses tend to be all too common, I had one like that at my last job, I often entertained the thought of tripping him up when he walked past my desk LOL!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I know Freeze,but I am forced to manually "sandblast" in a cabinet....I used to shotpeen but there is no work in my original area...the problem with sandblasting is that my left hand thumb joint has "degenerative arthritis".
So I have to pick and sort out jobs that I actually can sandblast without gripping in the palm of my hand causing my left thumb joint to be agrivated! Its a BITCH! I can play my guitar fine because my thumb is not gripping inwards enough for that long to cause trama,but holding something in the plam of my hand gripping it for extended periods of time I can not do anymore. I used to sandblast for 6 straight years and then went to shotpeen as a manual operater just like sandblast for another almost 8 years or so before I was a level 1 operator on the wheelabrator machine,where I had been for the last 6 years or so........there...I didn't have to use my left hand so much and now I have to be careful.
As soon as I can possibly find another job,I'm out of there. And besides all of that,the "managers" are greedy self centered assholes. The place where I work used to be so much better. I am just so fucking sick of it.
I used to look forwards to working,and now I dread it with a passion.Night and day difference to me,but I must take these punches as the economy is not getting any better anytime soon. "SIGH".
Deep Freeze wrote:
I know this is going to sound terribly cliche my friend but, cherish every minute of your employment. You just never know what tomorrow will bring you!!!!
[J.D. DIAMOND] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:50:43 PM
Oh yeah,...I've thought of many different things like that!! LOL! I just have to wait it out ya know? My girlfriend and I both have vacation days in September and we are taking a week and a half off of work so that will be nice!
We both have Friday,Saturday,Sunday and Monday off so I'm excited about that! I am off to work right now actually(unfortunately!) so have a good night Becks!
Wow that really sucks JD. I hope you can find something else soon, especially considering your current job is negatively affecting your health. Asshole bosses tend to be all too common, I had one like that at my last job, I often entertained the thought of tripping him up when he walked past my desk LOL!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I know Freeze,but I am forced to manually "sandblast" in a cabinet....I used to shotpeen but there is no work in my original area...the problem with sandblasting is that my left hand thumb joint has "degenerative arthritis".
So I have to pick and sort out jobs that I actually can sandblast without gripping in the palm of my hand causing my left thumb joint to be agrivated! Its a BITCH! I can play my guitar fine because my thumb is not gripping inwards enough for that long to cause trama,but holding something in the plam of my hand gripping it for extended periods of time I can not do anymore. I used to sandblast for 6 straight years and then went to shotpeen as a manual operater just like sandblast for another almost 8 years or so before I was a level 1 operator on the wheelabrator machine,where I had been for the last 6 years or so........there...I didn't have to use my left hand so much and now I have to be careful.
As soon as I can possibly find another job,I'm out of there. And besides all of that,the "managers" are greedy self centered assholes. The place where I work used to be so much better. I am just so fucking sick of it.
I used to look forwards to working,and now I dread it with a passion.Night and day difference to me,but I must take these punches as the economy is not getting any better anytime soon. "SIGH".
Deep Freeze wrote:
I know this is going to sound terribly cliche my friend but, cherish every minute of your employment. You just never know what tomorrow will bring you!!!!
[Becks] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:46:18 PM
Wow that really sucks JD. I hope you can find something else soon, especially considering your current job is negatively affecting your health. Asshole bosses tend to be all too common, I had one like that at my last job, I often entertained the thought of tripping him up when he walked past my desk LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:43:38 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I know Freeze,but I am forced to manually "sandblast" in a cabinet....I used to shotpeen but there is no work in my original area...the problem with sandblasting is that my left hand thumb joint has "degenerative arthritis".
So I have to pick and sort out jobs that I actually can sandblast without gripping in the palm of my hand causing my left thumb joint to be agrivated! Its a BITCH! I can play my guitar fine because my thumb is not gripping inwards enough for that long to cause trama,but holding something in the plam of my hand gripping it for extended periods of time I can not do anymore. I used to sandblast for 6 straight years and then went to shotpeen as a manual operater just like sandblast for another almost 8 years or so before I was a level 1 operator on the wheelabrator machine,where I had been for the last 6 years or so........there...I didn't have to use my left hand so much and now I have to be careful.
As soon as I can possibly find another job,I'm out of there. And besides all of that,the "managers" are greedy self centered assholes. The place where I work used to be so much better. I am just so fucking sick of it.
I used to look forwards to working,and now I dread it with a passion.Night and day difference to me,but I must take these punches as the economy is not getting any better anytime soon. "SIGH".
Deep Freeze wrote:
I know this is going to sound terribly cliche my friend but, cherish every minute of your employment. You just never know what tomorrow will bring you!!!!
[J.D. DIAMOND] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:43:38 PM
I know Freeze,but I am forced to manually "sandblast" in a cabinet....I used to shotpeen but there is no work in my original area...the problem with sandblasting is that my left hand thumb joint has "degenerative arthritis".
So I have to pick and sort out jobs that I actually can sandblast without gripping in the palm of my hand causing my left thumb joint to be agrivated! Its a BITCH! I can play my guitar fine because my thumb is not gripping inwards enough for that long to cause trama,but holding something in the plam of my hand gripping it for extended periods of time I can not do anymore. I used to sandblast for 6 straight years and then went to shotpeen as a manual operater just like sandblast for another almost 8 years or so before I was a level 1 operator on the wheelabrator machine,where I had been for the last 6 years or so........there...I didn't have to use my left hand so much and now I have to be careful.
As soon as I can possibly find another job,I'm out of there. And besides all of that,the "managers" are greedy self centered assholes. The place where I work used to be so much better. I am just so fucking sick of it.
I used to look forwards to working,and now I dread it with a passion.Night and day difference to me,but I must take these punches as the economy is not getting any better anytime soon. "SIGH". [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:24:14 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
I know this is going to sound terribly cliche my friend but, cherish every minute of your employment. You just never know what tomorrow will bring you!!!!
Well, I best be off for a while. Going to join the Princess on the beach and then clean up for dinner!!!!
[Deep Freeze] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:29:53 PM
Well, I best be off for a while. Going to join the Princess on the beach and then clean up for dinner!!!!
[Becks] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:25:34 PM
Ahhhh I know what that's like, my last full time job I was a terrible clock watcher every single day. Are you currently looking for a new job? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:17:33 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Thats cool Becks.........I hate my freakin job!! I can't wait to get out of there!!! I desperately need to find a new job asap!!! I used to love my job,but now for the last 10 months...and counting...I hate it with a passion!
Becks wrote:
Very true JD!
Morning everyone! It's raining here, blegh, so I am confined to indoors till I head to work later. Which is fine by me as I am currently waiting for the call as to whether or not I will have a better job to go to soon! I just wish they would put me out of my waiting misery sooner rather than later! LOL!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
No Darryn,everybody obviously knows that the most respected member is none other than "you"....they already saw the "name changes" and saw that it is you that changed your name into a false JD.
You are a very "sad" individual and I must say, it is an "embarrassment" to the band members of Judas Priest to log onto this website and all they see is you causing bullshit in here.
To Rob,Glenn,K.K.,Ian and Scott......."The rest of us jp.com members in here are here to cellebrate the spirit of Judas Priest" and not be apart of Darryn Heloffs'(Winnipeg,Canada)antics.
(Quoting Message by FreakyMetalHead from Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:36:59 PM)
FreakyMetalHead wrote:
Didn't he make you the most respected member on here? That was nice of him.
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
LOL! Yeah,I know it.Too bad Murray couldn't find a way to band his IP address or whatever it is....there must be a way to get rid of him.I don't know why he even bothers to create false accounts in the first place.....nobody here likes him and as time gos on...he just pushes himself down the toilet further and further......"Darryn" if your reading this....time to move on man...nobody likes you here...your not welcome here......your acting like a 13 year old school boy that just discovered the internet. Time to grow up man,find a hobbie....find a girlfriend.....oh wait...that is asking way too much.
Deep Freeze wrote:
Well JD, I was not necessarily referring to that Canadian but I suppose he is close enough!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Murray will ban the moron, no doubt about it. And, as he considers himself SUCH a tremendous success in life, he will create ANOTHER account and run his mouth again and again in a perpetual attempt to demonstrate how far above us he is since THAT is apparently how well adjusted "winners" behave......Remarkable!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad.
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
Edited at: Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:51:00 PM
[Deep Freeze] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:24:14 PM
I know this is going to sound terribly cliche my friend but, cherish every minute of your employment. You just never know what tomorrow will bring you!!!!
[J.D. DIAMOND] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:17:33 PM
Thats cool Becks.........I hate my freakin job!! I can't wait to get out of there!!! I desperately need to find a new job asap!!! I used to love my job,but now for the last 10 months...and counting...I hate it with a passion! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:14:32 PM)
Becks wrote:
Very true JD!
Morning everyone! It's raining here, blegh, so I am confined to indoors till I head to work later. Which is fine by me as I am currently waiting for the call as to whether or not I will have a better job to go to soon! I just wish they would put me out of my waiting misery sooner rather than later! LOL!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
No Darryn,everybody obviously knows that the most respected member is none other than "you"....they already saw the "name changes" and saw that it is you that changed your name into a false JD.
You are a very "sad" individual and I must say, it is an "embarrassment" to the band members of Judas Priest to log onto this website and all they see is you causing bullshit in here.
To Rob,Glenn,K.K.,Ian and Scott......."The rest of us jp.com members in here are here to cellebrate the spirit of Judas Priest" and not be apart of Darryn Heloffs'(Winnipeg,Canada)antics.
(Quoting Message by FreakyMetalHead from Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:36:59 PM)
FreakyMetalHead wrote:
Didn't he make you the most respected member on here? That was nice of him.
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
LOL! Yeah,I know it.Too bad Murray couldn't find a way to band his IP address or whatever it is....there must be a way to get rid of him.I don't know why he even bothers to create false accounts in the first place.....nobody here likes him and as time gos on...he just pushes himself down the toilet further and further......"Darryn" if your reading this....time to move on man...nobody likes you here...your not welcome here......your acting like a 13 year old school boy that just discovered the internet. Time to grow up man,find a hobbie....find a girlfriend.....oh wait...that is asking way too much.
Deep Freeze wrote:
Well JD, I was not necessarily referring to that Canadian but I suppose he is close enough!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Murray will ban the moron, no doubt about it. And, as he considers himself SUCH a tremendous success in life, he will create ANOTHER account and run his mouth again and again in a perpetual attempt to demonstrate how far above us he is since THAT is apparently how well adjusted "winners" behave......Remarkable!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad.
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
Edited at: Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:51:00 PM
[Becks] Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:14:32 PM
Very true JD!
Morning everyone! It's raining here, blegh, so I am confined to indoors till I head to work later. Which is fine by me as I am currently waiting for the call as to whether or not I will have a better job to go to soon! I just wish they would put me out of my waiting misery sooner rather than later! LOL! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:50:14 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
No Darryn,everybody obviously knows that the most respected member is none other than "you"....they already saw the "name changes" and saw that it is you that changed your name into a false JD.
You are a very "sad" individual and I must say, it is an "embarrassment" to the band members of Judas Priest to log onto this website and all they see is you causing bullshit in here.
To Rob,Glenn,K.K.,Ian and Scott......."The rest of us jp.com members in here are here to cellebrate the spirit of Judas Priest" and not be apart of Darryn Heloffs'(Winnipeg,Canada)antics.
(Quoting Message by FreakyMetalHead from Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:36:59 PM)
FreakyMetalHead wrote:
Didn't he make you the most respected member on here? That was nice of him.
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
LOL! Yeah,I know it.Too bad Murray couldn't find a way to band his IP address or whatever it is....there must be a way to get rid of him.I don't know why he even bothers to create false accounts in the first place.....nobody here likes him and as time gos on...he just pushes himself down the toilet further and further......"Darryn" if your reading this....time to move on man...nobody likes you here...your not welcome here......your acting like a 13 year old school boy that just discovered the internet. Time to grow up man,find a hobbie....find a girlfriend.....oh wait...that is asking way too much.
Deep Freeze wrote:
Well JD, I was not necessarily referring to that Canadian but I suppose he is close enough!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Murray will ban the moron, no doubt about it. And, as he considers himself SUCH a tremendous success in life, he will create ANOTHER account and run his mouth again and again in a perpetual attempt to demonstrate how far above us he is since THAT is apparently how well adjusted "winners" behave......Remarkable!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad.
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
Edited at: Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:51:00 PM
[J.D. DIAMOND] Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:50:14 PM
No Darryn,everybody obviously knows that the most respected member is none other than "you"....they already saw the "name changes" and saw that it is you that changed your name into a false JD.
You are a very "sad" individual and I must say, it is an "embarrassment" to the band members of Judas Priest to log onto this website and all they see is you causing bullshit in here.
To Rob,Glenn,K.K.,Ian and Scott......."The rest of us jp.com members in here are here to cellebrate the spirit of Judas Priest" and not be apart of Darryn Heloffs'(Winnipeg,Canada)antics.
Didn't he make you the most respected member on here? That was nice of him.
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
LOL! Yeah,I know it.Too bad Murray couldn't find a way to band his IP address or whatever it is....there must be a way to get rid of him.I don't know why he even bothers to create false accounts in the first place.....nobody here likes him and as time gos on...he just pushes himself down the toilet further and further......"Darryn" if your reading this....time to move on man...nobody likes you here...your not welcome here......your acting like a 13 year old school boy that just discovered the internet. Time to grow up man,find a hobbie....find a girlfriend.....oh wait...that is asking way too much.
Deep Freeze wrote:
Well JD, I was not necessarily referring to that Canadian but I suppose he is close enough!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Murray will ban the moron, no doubt about it. And, as he considers himself SUCH a tremendous success in life, he will create ANOTHER account and run his mouth again and again in a perpetual attempt to demonstrate how far above us he is since THAT is apparently how well adjusted "winners" behave......Remarkable!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad.
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
Edited at: Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:51:00 PM
[FreakyMetalHead] Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:36:59 PM
Didn't he make you the most respected member on here? That was nice of him. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:06:36 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
LOL! Yeah,I know it.Too bad Murray couldn't find a way to band his IP address or whatever it is....there must be a way to get rid of him.I don't know why he even bothers to create false accounts in the first place.....nobody here likes him and as time gos on...he just pushes himself down the toilet further and further......"Darryn" if your reading this....time to move on man...nobody likes you here...your not welcome here......your acting like a 13 year old school boy that just discovered the internet. Time to grow up man,find a hobbie....find a girlfriend.....oh wait...that is asking way too much.
Deep Freeze wrote:
Well JD, I was not necessarily referring to that Canadian but I suppose he is close enough!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Murray will ban the moron, no doubt about it. And, as he considers himself SUCH a tremendous success in life, he will create ANOTHER account and run his mouth again and again in a perpetual attempt to demonstrate how far above us he is since THAT is apparently how well adjusted "winners" behave......Remarkable!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad.
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
[J.D. DIAMOND] Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:06:36 PM
LOL! Yeah,I know it.Too bad Murray couldn't find a way to band his IP address or whatever it is....there must be a way to get rid of him.I don't know why he even bothers to create false accounts in the first place.....nobody here likes him and as time gos on...he just pushes himself down the toilet further and further......"Darryn" if your reading this....time to move on man...nobody likes you here...your not welcome here......your acting like a 13 year old school boy that just discovered the internet. Time to grow up man,find a hobbie....find a girlfriend.....oh wait...that is asking way too much. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Thursday, July 02, 2009 3:53:10 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Well JD, I was not necessarily referring to that Canadian but I suppose he is close enough!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Murray will ban the moron, no doubt about it. And, as he considers himself SUCH a tremendous success in life, he will create ANOTHER account and run his mouth again and again in a perpetual attempt to demonstrate how far above us he is since THAT is apparently how well adjusted "winners" behave......Remarkable!
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad.
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
[Deep Freeze] Thursday, July 02, 2009 3:53:10 PM
Well JD, I was not necessarily referring to that Canadian but I suppose he is close enough!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Murray will ban the moron, no doubt about it. And, as he considers himself SUCH a tremendous success in life, he will create ANOTHER account and run his mouth again and again in a perpetual attempt to demonstrate how far above us he is since THAT is apparently how well adjusted "winners" behave......Remarkable! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, July 02, 2009 3:46:08 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad.
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
[J.D. DIAMOND] Thursday, July 02, 2009 3:46:08 PM
I agree Freeze. Darryn Heloffs is never going to "grow up" even though the loser is around 45 yerars old,nothing will stop him...compusive disorder is what he has.
I agree that Murray should be taking more responsibilities in here....Darryn Heloffs is just sitting back in Winnipeg laughing all the way at Murray and his absence in here. Sad. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Thursday, July 02, 2009 9:47:11 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
[Phantom A6] Thursday, July 02, 2009 2:04:24 PM
Darryn, you little whiny girl!!
What's up in your kingdom of shit?? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by FreakyMetalHead from Thursday, July 02, 2009 2:01:54 PM)
FreakyMetalHead wrote:
Mista Phantom A6!!! Mista Too Much Pressure by Farting himself!!!!
Edited at: Thursday, July 02, 2009 2:03:11 PM
[FreakyMetalHead] Thursday, July 02, 2009 2:01:54 PM
Mista Phantom A6!!! Mista Too Much Pressure by Farting himself!!!!
Edited at: Thursday, July 02, 2009 2:03:11 PM
[Phantom A6] Thursday, July 02, 2009 1:30:29 PM
Looks like you're certified to post in the Fraggle News!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by FreakyMetalHead from Thursday, July 02, 2009 11:55:59 AM)
FreakyMetalHead wrote:
Howdy! Looks like I'm certified to post over here now!
[FreakyMetalHead] Thursday, July 02, 2009 11:55:59 AM
Howdy! Looks like I'm certified to post over here now!
[Deep Freeze] Thursday, July 02, 2009 9:47:11 AM
You know, I think it is high time Murray blocks the ability to create Threads! I mean, we have WAAAAY too many and now they are being created simply to facilitate more disgusting behavior! Maybe if he set it up so that he has to approve ALL new topics or something like that? I don't know. At least it would slow down the proliferation of stupidity.
[scorpion01] Thursday, July 02, 2009 8:50:39 AM
GOOD MORNING EVERYONE. AND WHAT A LOVELY MORNING IT IS. EARLY DEPARTURE FROM WORK TODAY. A LONG WEEKEND OF METAL, BBQ AND BREW. AND WHEN IT IS OVE LESS THAN A WEEK UNTIL THE PRIEST COMES TO TOWN FOR TWO NIGHTS.
[kiamat] Thursday, July 02, 2009 8:21:06 AM
I hope to have a good day as well, I've reached the finals of my school's music competition (on piano) for the first time (and last, now I'm leaving) so thats this evening. Its a bit nerve-racking, I injured my arm falling off a horse last weekend and for a few days its looked like the whole thing was off- still fairly sore but I can get through the piece and hopefully won't make too much of an idiot of myself...
Then tomorrow off to Belgium with the string orchestra (I play the cello too) and choir for a four day tour, playing in the cathedrals- muchos painkillers needed!
Have fun MG! Bring back some pictures for the sinful thread (if you're allowed)
[pip] Thursday, July 02, 2009 8:06:17 AM
Take care MG--Have fun !!
[ron h] Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:25:12 AM
Good morning Board Hope everyone has a good of a day as I will!!
[Vaillant 3.0] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:46:07 PM
Bye, Mrs. Downing-Travis!! Have a great time!!! Don't forget to take pics!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:44:13 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Well Girls and Guys Iam off to Metal Land in the morn,, I will give a full Metal review when I get home sunday nite
I LOVE YOU ALL!!!!!!! Have a wonderful 4th of july weekend
Freeze the vacation Pics were awesome Iam jealous,, I love the ocean..
I AM OFF TO THE LAND OF THE METAL GODS!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( I may be back) hehehehehehe
Hugs MG~
[Becks] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:45:45 PM
Ooooh yay have fun MG! I bet you'll have an absolute blast!!! Love ya! See ya when you get back! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:44:13 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Well Girls and Guys Iam off to Metal Land in the morn,, I will give a full Metal review when I get home sunday nite
I LOVE YOU ALL!!!!!!! Have a wonderful 4th of july weekend
Freeze the vacation Pics were awesome Iam jealous,, I love the ocean..
I AM OFF TO THE LAND OF THE METAL GODS!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( I may be back) hehehehehehe
Hugs MG~
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:44:13 PM
Well Girls and Guys Iam off to Metal Land in the morn,, I will give a full Metal review when I get home sunday nite
I LOVE YOU ALL!!!!!!! Have a wonderful 4th of july weekend
Freeze the vacation Pics were awesome Iam jealous,, I love the ocean..
I AM OFF TO THE LAND OF THE METAL GODS!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( I may be back) hehehehehehe
Hugs MG~
[Becks] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:55:38 PM
If I don't see you before you leave, have a BLAST MG! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:37:32 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Well iam off for a bit i have to leave for the airport in a little while...
I will come back on when I get home to say goodbye for the weekend and goodnite....
SO TTYL peeps... Hugs MG~
[ron h] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:50:31 PM
Take care, be careful and have fun!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:37:32 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Well iam off for a bit i have to leave for the airport in a little while...
I will come back on when I get home to say goodbye for the weekend and goodnite....
SO TTYL peeps... Hugs MG~
[spapad] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:43:21 PM
Have a Good Evening MG! Give Laurie a Hug for me! God, you gals are going to have a blast! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:37:32 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Well iam off for a bit i have to leave for the airport in a little while...
I will come back on when I get home to say goodbye for the weekend and goodnite....
SO TTYL peeps... Hugs MG~
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:37:32 PM
Well iam off for a bit i have to leave for the airport in a little while...
I will come back on when I get home to say goodbye for the weekend and goodnite....
SO TTYL peeps... Hugs MG~
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:10:50 PM
I promise I will... There is no noise ordinance in MN , at least for that weekend,, they are having fireworks everynite ect,, for the festival, ect, and its on a island type setting... harriet island.. is what its called...
OMG OMG OMG... I cannot believe It time for this concert .... Iam freakin in my pants right now... WOOOOO HOOO..LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Metallark from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 6:07:54 PM)
Metallark wrote:
MG....Let us know what the setlist was like when you return from the concert. I'm hoping there will be a few surprises. 20 days and counting.
Metallark wrote:
Any info on their setlist beyond the British Steel material (classics)? I'm seeing the boys in Cincy on July 21st.
Vaillant 3.0 wrote:
ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTS OF THE NOTICEBOARD!!! A member of the Q took pictures of the band at the Indianapolis show. I will post a couple of these pics in the Sinful thread, but if you want to see all of them (there's about 100 or so), take a look here:
MG....Let us know what the setlist was like when you return from the concert. I'm hoping there will be a few surprises. 20 days and counting. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Metallark from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 7:16:14 AM)
Metallark wrote:
Any info on their setlist beyond the British Steel material (classics)? I'm seeing the boys in Cincy on July 21st.
Vaillant 3.0 wrote:
ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTS OF THE NOTICEBOARD!!! A member of the Q took pictures of the band at the Indianapolis show. I will post a couple of these pics in the Sinful thread, but if you want to see all of them (there's about 100 or so), take a look here:
I can imagine!!! Finally getting to see the boys! I know I am starting to get that same feeling as the 15th gets closer! Now I just have to make sure I can keep Guido alive long enough to get through the show...............HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:25:50 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
lol.... I still have to go to the airport tonight,,, gesh... Iam pooped out, and way to excited..lol
Deep Freeze wrote:
Yeah. The Princess gives me that same look!.........HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Becks] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:27:16 PM
Haha I bet you're excited, I'd be wired to the max if I was about to see Priest in concert! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:25:50 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
lol.... I still have to go to the airport tonight,,, gesh... Iam pooped out, and way to excited..lol
Deep Freeze wrote:
Yeah. The Princess gives me that same look!.........HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:25:50 PM
lol.... I still have to go to the airport tonight,,, gesh... Iam pooped out, and way to excited..lol [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:23:05 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Yeah. The Princess gives me that same look!.........HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Deep Freeze] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:23:05 PM
Yeah. The Princess gives me that same look!.........HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Becks] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:21:11 PM
LOL yeah, it's the old ladies version of WTF! hehehe. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:18:35 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
that is too funny!!!!!!!!! Esp the look on the old lady's face on the bus...lol
Becks wrote:
Speedos?! In which case, you must be aware of the rules of wearing budgie smugglers, as seen here:
Deep Freeze wrote:
Good Afternoon, kiddies! Just back in the room after a couple hours on the beach! Nothing like a good book and the sea air!! Ahhhhhhhhhh!!! Took a walk up the road and found a CVS where I can get the first set of pics developed! Should be able to pick up the disc tonight after dinner so, with any luck, I can post a few shots of me in my Speedo........
BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:18:35 PM
that is too funny!!!!!!!!! Esp the look on the old lady's face on the bus...lol [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:59:49 PM)
Becks wrote:
Speedos?! In which case, you must be aware of the rules of wearing budgie smugglers, as seen here:
Deep Freeze wrote:
Good Afternoon, kiddies! Just back in the room after a couple hours on the beach! Nothing like a good book and the sea air!! Ahhhhhhhhhh!!! Took a walk up the road and found a CVS where I can get the first set of pics developed! Should be able to pick up the disc tonight after dinner so, with any luck, I can post a few shots of me in my Speedo........
BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Becks] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:06:44 PM
Hahaha!
That ad is one of my favourites that we get in summer, sooo funny hehehe. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:02:54 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
HAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAAAA!!! Well my dear, I am about the size of THREE of that guy so there is no need to worry about avian concealment!!! I am rather certain I look more like an egg with a rubber band around it.....................HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Becks wrote:
Speedos?! In which case, you must be aware of the rules of wearing budgie smugglers, as seen here:
Deep Freeze wrote:
Good Afternoon, kiddies! Just back in the room after a couple hours on the beach! Nothing like a good book and the sea air!! Ahhhhhhhhhh!!! Took a walk up the road and found a CVS where I can get the first set of pics developed! Should be able to pick up the disc tonight after dinner so, with any luck, I can post a few shots of me in my Speedo........
BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Deep Freeze] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:02:54 PM
HAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAAAA!!! Well my dear, I am about the size of THREE of that guy so there is no need to worry about avian concealment!!! I am rather certain I look more like an egg with a rubber band around it.....................HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:59:49 PM)
Becks wrote:
Speedos?! In which case, you must be aware of the rules of wearing budgie smugglers, as seen here:
Deep Freeze wrote:
Good Afternoon, kiddies! Just back in the room after a couple hours on the beach! Nothing like a good book and the sea air!! Ahhhhhhhhhh!!! Took a walk up the road and found a CVS where I can get the first set of pics developed! Should be able to pick up the disc tonight after dinner so, with any luck, I can post a few shots of me in my Speedo........
BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Becks] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:59:49 PM
Speedos?! In which case, you must be aware of the rules of wearing budgie smugglers, as seen here:
Good Afternoon, kiddies! Just back in the room after a couple hours on the beach! Nothing like a good book and the sea air!! Ahhhhhhhhhh!!! Took a walk up the road and found a CVS where I can get the first set of pics developed! Should be able to pick up the disc tonight after dinner so, with any luck, I can post a few shots of me in my Speedo........
BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Deep Freeze] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:51:43 PM
Good Afternoon, kiddies! Just back in the room after a couple hours on the beach! Nothing like a good book and the sea air!! Ahhhhhhhhhh!!! Took a walk up the road and found a CVS where I can get the first set of pics developed! Should be able to pick up the disc tonight after dinner so, with any luck, I can post a few shots of me in my Speedo........
BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Becks] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:30:26 PM
Morning everyone! Not much happening here today, just work this afternoon, then dinner at my cousins house tonight.
Ooooh YAY MG just about time for you to see the Priest men! Exciting! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Wednesday, July 01, 2009 3:15:29 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
To Everyone traveling to the MN show... Please be safe!! I want to see all my priest friends at the show!!
And to the Girls going to WI.. have a fun safe time...... Take lots of pics!!!! We can share all our wonderful photos.
Taking doggy to the kennel tonight, and then going to the airport to pick up my brother..
Then at 7am Iam off to Go HOT ROCKIN In MN with the priest!!!!!!!!
I will see you all there.... In MN...
Be back later on if I can,,,
Hugs MG~
Edited at: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 3:16:00 PM
[CountessErzebethBathory9] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:10:07 PM
Have a safe SHOW MG...and Have FUN ...
Cant wait to see ur pics and ur review!!...
To Everyone traveling to the MN show... Please be safe!! I want to see all my priest friends at the show!!
And to the Girls going to WI.. have a fun safe time...... Take lots of pics!!!! We can share all our wonderful photos.
Taking doggy to the kennel tonight, and then going to the airport to pick up my brother..
Then at 7am Iam off to Go HOT ROCKIN In MN with the priest!!!!!!!!
I will see you all there.... In MN...
Be back later on if I can,,,
Hugs MG~
Edited at: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 3:16:00 PM
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 3:15:29 PM
To Everyone traveling to the MN show... Please be safe!! I want to see all my priest friends at the show!!
And to the Girls going to WI.. have a fun safe time...... Take lots of pics!!!! We can share all our wonderful photos.
Taking doggy to the kennel tonight, and then going to the airport to pick up my brother..
Then at 7am Iam off to Go HOT ROCKIN In MN with the priest!!!!!!!!
I will see you all there.... In MN...
Be back later on if I can,,,
Hugs MG~
Edited at: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 3:16:00 PM
[Deep Freeze] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:07:40 AM
Well kiddies!...Day ONE is about to begin! (Honey!! Come in here we're going to do Day One!!...) HAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA!!!! Should be heading down to the beach after breakfast but the Princess is still fast asleep so I have NO idea when that might be!! I will try to locate a place that can put our pics on disc today. Should have some great stuff. I fell asleep around quarter to nine last night and awoke to the sound of fireworks! We looked out off the balcony and a HUGE fireworks display was going on out over Mission Bay!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!! We snapped a few pictures of THAT,too. It lasted about twenty minutes so I am assuming it will be a nightly occurence.
Edited at: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:09:25 AM
[Metallark] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 7:16:14 AM
Any info on their setlist beyond the British Steel material (classics)? I'm seeing the boys in Cincy on July 21st. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 8:04:33 PM)
Vaillant 3.0 wrote:
ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTS OF THE NOTICEBOARD!!! A member of the Q took pictures of the band at the Indianapolis show. I will post a couple of these pics in the Sinful thread, but if you want to see all of them (there's about 100 or so), take a look here:
Sounds like you're having a great time...can't with to see the pics!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 5:21:34 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOD Afternoon, all!!! I am coming to you LIVE from the balcony of the eigth floor suite we have overlooking the beautiful Mission Bay and the Pacific Ocean! Absoutely stunning view we have from this room. I think this is the most magnificent hotel room we have ever had in all of our travels!! Good LORD!! I am just amazed!!
We are snapping pictures and will try to post something tomorrow or Thursday!! It is simply gorgeous here, gang. Had some fish tacos for lunch and now we are taking the rest of the day off and just sitting on the balcony looking at the water. You'll see what I mean when I post some pics. In the meantime, know that I am thinking of all of you and hoping all is well with you!
[ron h] Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:18:37 AM
Good morning Board
I'd like to wish a Happy Canada Day to my good friends to the North...
[guidogodoy] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 11:16:05 PM
HAAA!!! I have the show "48 Hours" on in the background and see that they just called up someone named "Ramón (or something) Godoy" on murder charges.
Nope, no relation...I hope!
[Vaillant 3.0] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 9:45:18 PM
Goodnight, Mrs. Downing-Travis!! Have sinful dreams of KK and Scotty tonight!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 9:43:46 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Well Iam off for the Nite Thank you Vaill for posting those pics... I saved them they are awesome...
Good nite metal Gods/ and Goddess of J/P land!!!
Talk to you all tomorrow..
Hugs MG~
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 9:43:46 PM
Well Iam off for the Nite Thank you Vaill for posting those pics... I saved them they are awesome...
Good nite metal Gods/ and Goddess of J/P land!!!
Talk to you all tomorrow..
Hugs MG~
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 8:29:34 PM
I shall see them Friday nite!!!! hehehehe Iam so fricken excited!!! I love it! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~Kim~ from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:45:15 PM)
~Kim~ wrote:
Holy Metal Gods, Batman! Hehe
I shall see you tomorrow night my lovelies! mwahahahahahahahah
(Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:00:50 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
,,
Here Scott just posted this its from Last nite opening...
Edited at: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:45:37 PM
[Vaillant 3.0] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 8:04:33 PM
ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTS OF THE NOTICEBOARD!!! A member of the Q took pictures of the band at the Indianapolis show. I will post a couple of these pics in the Sinful thread, but if you want to see all of them (there's about 100 or so), take a look here:
Here Scott just posted this its from Last nite opening...
Edited at: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:45:37 PM
[Vaillant 3.0] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:41:17 PM
AAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOOK AT THOSE SHINY RED PANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You're looking handsome, Glenn...
Thanks for the video, MG. The whole band (and the stage) is looking GOOD!!! Can't wait to see them next month!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 9:04:01 AM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Heres a clip from last nites show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Becks] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:20:28 PM
Awesome vid MG! Just adds to my jealousy of not getting to see them though [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:00:50 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
,,
Here Scott just posted this its from Last nite opening...
[spapad] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:08:07 PM
I'm glad I saw it and at the same time wish I had not. Kinda like knowing what your getting from X-mas. LOL
Cool opening though! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:00:50 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
,,
Here Scott just posted this its from Last nite opening...
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:07:51 PM
Well Ill be back later I promised these guys I would bake chocolate chip cookies for the road trip..LOL
( which I dont have to do ,, but will do it anywase..LOL)
Be back later..
Hugs M~
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:00:50 PM
,,
Here Scott just posted this its from Last nite opening...
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 6:15:56 PM
LOL yes they are his Kids... They have his eyes, and the little guy has his smile,,, they have their Mom's hair,, [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 6:00:17 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
lol.are you sure those are his kids they do not look much like him.lol
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
and heres his daughter and son,,,, any more questions,, ya bunch of goof balls...lol
(Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Monday, June 29, 2009 9:43:19 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Hmm been doing some reading out here....
Just a FYI,, to the 2 guys arguing about Owens/Halford.... Who gives a ratz ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you 2 know that Scott Travis and Ripper are very good friends?? ANd that the rest of band Likes him as well,, its not a matter of whos better than who,, its a matter of what was and had to be done at the time,, So forget about it.. The Priest have.. Ripper has... Move on.... Please..
Yes hes married and has 2 beautiful children... and he is also a grandfather now...
Tim, wife daughters, and grand baby,,,,,
Edited at: Monday, June 29, 2009 9:46:06 PM Edited at: Monday, June 29, 2009 9:49:32 PM
[Becks] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 6:05:32 PM
Heya everyone! A nothing day here, I have work this afternoon, then hockey practice tonight - I don't wanna go! LOL!
I will keep an eye out for that magazine Joe! It sounds cool!
I sort of have the same problem as you do in regard to fills and solos. Those exercises (solo 1 2 &3) they help to sort of regulate that especially if you use a metronome whilst practicing. The notations on the net are horrid! I agree that writing them out in your own music book is much much better. I don't know if you get Drummer or Modern Drummer magazine where you are? They usually have some great exercises in the back and usually a song or two. I seriously recomend the Pearl kit if you are unsure.. you'll love it!
Becks wrote:
Timing is my thing I always need to work on too! An earpiece metronome sounds cool. I admit when it comes to drumming hardware I am a novice, I just want a standard kit to start with and I'll take it from there haha. With timing, whenever I am playing a wee solo and a fill comes up, I almost get over excited and go through it a tiny bit too fast LOL! I'm finding it so hard to find any good notation too, what I am going to do is by music sheets and try to write some Priest notation myself by ear, and by using Rock Band (as strange as that sounds). On the expert level every drum note is used so that may help. Figuring out what time signature songs are may stuff me up though LOL!
joedraper wrote:
I'm getting more practice with timing now that I've got a decent metronome. One that clips into my ear (anything else you just can't hear lol)
I can't wait for you to get an acoustic kit. I am very happy with the Pearl Vision series. It is excellent value for money although there are so many good kits out there. Noooo! You cannot banish it to the garage when it comes! What's wrong with the living room floor? lol j/k. If you very worried about upsetting neighbours/spouses with the volume you can get those rings that go on the drums to mute them? like studio rings? Or you can get those jazz type drum sticks the ones that have brushes on the ends. You just put a hair band around the brushes so you can still hit the drums and it sort of mutes the sound enough to keep the neigbourhood off your back lol. I am very fortunate that my neighbours are either very tolerant, very deaf or I just can't hear them when they bang on the door to complain.
Becks wrote:
Heya Joe! Sounds like there's some bizarre albums at your house, LOL! How's your drumming coming along? Mine is ok, and I think I have worn Craig down enough that he will let me buy a normal drum kit if I get this job I'm waiting to hear about, YAY! As long as it lives in the garage is the only condition I think, LOL! Electronic is good, but I want something to bash on properly!
joedraper wrote:
Becks, I have some simalarly tormenting/demented albums in my CD collection. I have a husband who likes to taunt me and sneaks in things like:
Pat Boone: In A Metal Mood (nearly chocked on my coffee first time that had a spin).
William Shatne: Has Been (ok so that title is so self explanetory in more ways than one lol)
Strummin' With The Devil: The Southern Side Of Van Halen ( has anyone seen that clip of Diamond Dave performing this song with these guys on the Conan 'O Brian show? and if the answer is yes why the hell was he grinning like the Chesire cat on extremely good quality acid?)
He's now threatening to get something he found on amazon called The Dub Side Of The Moon.. It's like deep reggae/dub version of some Pink Floyd songs.. Scary what's out there waiting to jump out of the closet!
Becks wrote:
Very nice pics MG! Night, sleep well!
Argh I was just looking up Judas Priest stuff on the main New Zealand auction website, and a copy of Hayseed Dixie - Weapons of Grass Destruction is for sale on there. LMAO yuck!!!!
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
LMAO I was so mad I forgot the 2 nd pic... LOL
Well Iam off to bed ... Long day... longer day tomorrow.. LOL
Hugs to all...
MG~
[hellrider 31038] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 6:00:17 PM
lol.are you sure those are his kids they do not look much like him.lol [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Monday, June 29, 2009 9:45:21 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
and heres his daughter and son,,,, any more questions,, ya bunch of goof balls...lol
(Quoting Message by ~ MG_Metalgoddess~ from Monday, June 29, 2009 9:43:19 PM)
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
Hmm been doing some reading out here....
Just a FYI,, to the 2 guys arguing about Owens/Halford.... Who gives a ratz ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you 2 know that Scott Travis and Ripper are very good friends?? ANd that the rest of band Likes him as well,, its not a matter of whos better than who,, its a matter of what was and had to be done at the time,, So forget about it.. The Priest have.. Ripper has... Move on.... Please..
Yes hes married and has 2 beautiful children... and he is also a grandfather now...
Tim, wife daughters, and grand baby,,,,,
Edited at: Monday, June 29, 2009 9:46:06 PM Edited at: Monday, June 29, 2009 9:49:32 PM
[Deep Freeze] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 5:21:34 PM
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOD Afternoon, all!!! I am coming to you LIVE from the balcony of the eigth floor suite we have overlooking the beautiful Mission Bay and the Pacific Ocean! Absoutely stunning view we have from this room. I think this is the most magnificent hotel room we have ever had in all of our travels!! Good LORD!! I am just amazed!!
We are snapping pictures and will try to post something tomorrow or Thursday!! It is simply gorgeous here, gang. Had some fish tacos for lunch and now we are taking the rest of the day off and just sitting on the balcony looking at the water. You'll see what I mean when I post some pics. In the meantime, know that I am thinking of all of you and hoping all is well with you!
[joedraper] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 1:23:53 PM
I sort of have the same problem as you do in regard to fills and solos. Those exercises (solo 1 2 &3) they help to sort of regulate that especially if you use a metronome whilst practicing. The notations on the net are horrid! I agree that writing them out in your own music book is much much better. I don't know if you get Drummer or Modern Drummer magazine where you are? They usually have some great exercises in the back and usually a song or two. I seriously recomend the Pearl kit if you are unsure.. you'll love it! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Becks from Tuesday, June 30, 2009 5:04:17 AM)
Becks wrote:
Timing is my thing I always need to work on too! An earpiece metronome sounds cool. I admit when it comes to drumming hardware I am a novice, I just want a standard kit to start with and I'll take it from there haha. With timing, whenever I am playing a wee solo and a fill comes up, I almost get over excited and go through it a tiny bit too fast LOL! I'm finding it so hard to find any good notation too, what I am going to do is by music sheets and try to write some Priest notation myself by ear, and by using Rock Band (as strange as that sounds). On the expert level every drum note is used so that may help. Figuring out what time signature songs are may stuff me up though LOL!
joedraper wrote:
I'm getting more practice with timing now that I've got a decent metronome. One that clips into my ear (anything else you just can't hear lol)
I can't wait for you to get an acoustic kit. I am very happy with the Pearl Vision series. It is excellent value for money although there are so many good kits out there. Noooo! You cannot banish it to the garage when it comes! What's wrong with the living room floor? lol j/k. If you very worried about upsetting neighbours/spouses with the volume you can get those rings that go on the drums to mute them? like studio rings? Or you can get those jazz type drum sticks the ones that have brushes on the ends. You just put a hair band around the brushes so you can still hit the drums and it sort of mutes the sound enough to keep the neigbourhood off your back lol. I am very fortunate that my neighbours are either very tolerant, very deaf or I just can't hear them when they bang on the door to complain.
Becks wrote:
Heya Joe! Sounds like there's some bizarre albums at your house, LOL! How's your drumming coming along? Mine is ok, and I think I have worn Craig down enough that he will let me buy a normal drum kit if I get this job I'm waiting to hear about, YAY! As long as it lives in the garage is the only condition I think, LOL! Electronic is good, but I want something to bash on properly!
joedraper wrote:
Becks, I have some simalarly tormenting/demented albums in my CD collection. I have a husband who likes to taunt me and sneaks in things like:
Pat Boone: In A Metal Mood (nearly chocked on my coffee first time that had a spin).
William Shatne: Has Been (ok so that title is so self explanetory in more ways than one lol)
Strummin' With The Devil: The Southern Side Of Van Halen ( has anyone seen that clip of Diamond Dave performing this song with these guys on the Conan 'O Brian show? and if the answer is yes why the hell was he grinning like the Chesire cat on extremely good quality acid?)
He's now threatening to get something he found on amazon called The Dub Side Of The Moon.. It's like deep reggae/dub version of some Pink Floyd songs.. Scary what's out there waiting to jump out of the closet!
Becks wrote:
Very nice pics MG! Night, sleep well!
Argh I was just looking up Judas Priest stuff on the main New Zealand auction website, and a copy of Hayseed Dixie - Weapons of Grass Destruction is for sale on there. LMAO yuck!!!!
~ MG_Metalgoddess~ wrote:
LMAO I was so mad I forgot the 2 nd pic... LOL
Well Iam off to bed ... Long day... longer day tomorrow.. LOL
Hugs to all...
MG~
[Deep Freeze] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 10:06:54 AM
Well, I am sitting here in the airport waiting on our flight and thought I might "pop" in to say How-do.... Thanks to MG for the cool video! Looks like the boys were in rare form last night!! Makes it all the more exciting to know I will be there in Detroit!!! WOO HOO!!!!
OK, back to waiting. In just a couple hours, I will be on the BEACH!!!! HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[~ MG_Metalgoddess~] Tuesday, June 30, 2009 9:04:01 AM
Heres a clip from last nites show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Patience Becks! LOL!
I looked in to it myself too, waaaay too expensive for us to afford unfortunately. Oh well, I'll just have to wait for them to come to me!
HA!!! 
.....................Now get working on that fundraiser straight away!!! LOL 
