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My wife went to a Memorial Day sale today and did her Christmas shopping. I am still scratching my head on that one.

We still have one. It never breaks down nor fails to operate. The simplest mechanicals are often the most reliable.

I believe it is entirely up to you and your wife, Steve. There are so many "associations" out in the world today, you will not be able to accommodate them all. Do that which is best for you as you do not live in a community that has a dress code per se. As always, YMMV. For a smile: https:...

I think everyone is finally getting the point.

Robert wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 7:07 am

This one goes into my file of favorites.

Feeling bossy today? You call it by your definitions, I call it by the definitions we use. seems to me that max is a bit touchy today. Seems to me that dog-piling is a favorite past-time for certain individuals. The times are short. Matthew 12 36 I tell you, on the day of judgment people will give ...

Is this a schmear campaign?
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I guess we could say that the Dali barged into the bridge. Indeed and rightly so since it was not under power at the time it rammed the Key Bridge. There is the Truth of God and secular “truths”. Those who spend hours quibbling and arguing about minutiae of secular activities may find themselves in...

It sharpens the wit to be sure.

The ship that hit the Key Bridge in Baltimore wasn't a barge. In my lexicon, anything that carries cargo above decks falls into the category of barge. Parsing of terminologies can run into interesting exchanges. Time to get a new lexicon. Also, btw it's not at all surprising that it's the "thi...