November 07, 2012

Positive Early Thanksgiving Thread 2
— Ace

Because I really liked the last one. It made me happy.

There are other political threads here. Please, no damn politics. Politics can go in the fifteen other threads posted today.

A post to note all the ways in which your life is really pretty good-- and to remind yourself that, unlike the Other Side, your value is not determined by the percentage of the vote a political candidate gets in Ohio.

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1 I'm first for once. That's good!

Posted by: HoboJerky, profit of DOOM! at November 07, 2012 03:02 PM (fCMdQ)

2 I have lots of booze and beer at hand tonight.

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 03:02 PM (jKE+Z)

3

The meaning of life is to live, and the secret of life is enjoying it.

Posted by: imp at November 07, 2012 03:02 PM (UaxA0)

4 My gf has big titties!

Posted by: Zac at November 07, 2012 03:03 PM (F6KtL)

5 My kids an wife are dancing to the Pet Shop Boys.

Posted by: forest at November 07, 2012 03:04 PM (7RBBe)

6 I have an awesome wife and 2.5 kids (.5 due in Feb)

Posted by: Memories at November 07, 2012 03:04 PM (NQl6U)

7 I found a local physician who can prescribe hormone therapy. As opposed to the one three hours away in Chicago. ... Don't shoot me! I'm on your side!

Posted by: Zoe M. at November 07, 2012 03:04 PM (BNa5i)

8 The last thread cheered me up too, Ace.

I like computer games.  I started a small blog on them last year.
It is tiny, and no one reads it, but it makes me happy to play games and then write about them.

I should really send some pieces in for the Sunday game threads.

Posted by: MrShad at November 07, 2012 03:04 PM (Xqfwb)

9 I have to admit, I love my American made 2010 Fender Precision Bass V. A lovely instrument with great tone & vibe. Bought new, off the rack.

Posted by: P. Aaron at November 07, 2012 03:05 PM (QGgxb)

10 4-- always a good answer. Here's something: If you're on Atkins, DaVinci makes an awesome eggnog flavored syrup. Just put it in milk (or, for a thicker egg-nogier drink with fewer carbs, a blend of half and half and milk), and it's a little glass of Christmas. I really eggnog.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:05 PM (LCRYB)

11 Laura Ingraham did a "worst Thanksgiving experiences" bit on her show a few years ago.

A guy called in and said he and his wife transported the turkey to his m-i-l's to be cooked there.  His wife stuffed a can of Pam in the turkey's butt for transport, and forgot about it when they put it in the oven.  After about an hour, there was a huge "BAM!" and the oven door flew open and the can blew out a kitchen window.

I call "bullshit" but it's still funny.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:05 PM (UOM48)

12 My balls have come back out of hiding.

Posted by: lorien1973 at November 07, 2012 03:05 PM (mcWHD)

13 I got a visit from an old Army friend today, on his way to a new duty station. It warmed my heart.

Posted by: Tracy (super lurk) at November 07, 2012 03:06 PM (lEUFB)

14

@Ace

You're the man. Been lurking on your blog for almost two years. Despite the meltdown last night, I apperciate that you and your co-bloggers are here the day after.

Posted by: Zac at November 07, 2012 03:06 PM (F6KtL)

15 I got a massage, and lunch with my friends. (:

Posted by: Jishin at November 07, 2012 03:07 PM (uk04h)

16 I love my new bed - no more aches and pains in the morning!

Posted by: Nora at November 07, 2012 03:08 PM (hkqLS)

17 >>>Despite the meltdown last night did I meltdown? It's all a blur.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:08 PM (LCRYB)

18 13 @Ace You're the man. Been lurking on your blog for almost two years. Despite the meltdown last night, I apperciate that you and your co-bloggers are here the day after. ------------------- Ditto.

Posted by: Tracy (super lurk) at November 07, 2012 03:08 PM (lEUFB)

19 Just sneezed.  Wow, that really felt good!

Posted by: grouchy at November 07, 2012 03:08 PM (zAD45)

20 don't answer that; the answer I'm sure will implicate politics, which are forbidden.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:08 PM (LCRYB)

21 Well my wife's tits, which I bought, are really hot.

Other than that, I got nothing, does this guy Allen really have  a blog?

Posted by: Billy Bob, the guy who drinks in SC at November 07, 2012 03:09 PM (wR+pz)

22

My gf has big titties!

Okay. Where's the required pic.s?

Posted by: harleycowboy at November 07, 2012 03:09 PM (wSTfB)

23 I'm 8-1 in one of my fantasy leagues.

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 03:09 PM (jKE+Z)

24 I'm typing with one hand and jerking off with the other.

Posted by: Ambi McJerky at November 07, 2012 03:09 PM (rGC7s)

25 I dropped a healthy duece today. That's positive right?

Posted by: Rich, no the other one at November 07, 2012 03:09 PM (j3g7a)

26 I'm buying 50 lbs of rice.

I hate rice.

Posted by: sven10077 at November 07, 2012 03:10 PM (LRFds)

27 Gotta go with the obvious, but only answer: my wife and kids.  I have a beautiful wife, a 6-year-old daughter, a 4-year-old daughter and a 16 month old son.  Sometimes, the daughters get a bit...dramatic and the boy likes to break stuff, but life is good. 

Those of you with a wife and daughter? I have three words that can save your sanity, or maybe your life.  Three words: Strategic. Chocolate. Reserve. 

Deploy when necessary.

Posted by: Slublog at November 07, 2012 03:10 PM (SjVZP)

28

I will go fishing on Saturday.

I will go to the range on Sunday.

I will love my friends and family.

I will pack for my yearly hunting trip

For Thanksgiving I will be making the long drive from the west coast for 10 days of deer hunting and bird shooting in South Dakota. I try to always hunt on Thanksgiving. It will be a good time with good friends. No news or TV, just simple pleasures and cold weather.

 

The beat goes on. Life really is good. I mean that.

Posted by: The Jackhole at November 07, 2012 03:10 PM (nTgAI)

29 My wife cooked me an awesome chicken dinner! And she has big titties too! Win win!

Posted by: EC at November 07, 2012 03:10 PM (doBIb)

30 I love cooking for Thanksgiving.  I miss my Mom and Dad so much because they loved to come to my house.  Now I use Mom's silver, along with my own china mixed with her things.  I literally feel her next to me.

Now, I cook for anyone of our friends who don't have plans or a family to go to.  I spend three days shopping and preparing all the sides, roast a nice turkey, and make three or four pies.

It's the one day my husband goes completely off Atkins and splurges.  I also make sure to send people home with plenty of leftovers.

I love Thanksgiving.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:12 PM (UOM48)

31 Thankful for....well, as of 11/21 my job has been eliminated....blew through savings last 13 month unemoyment....was hoping RR victory would restore business confidence... Guess I'm thankful for my hubby and my wonderful non-political doggies.

Posted by: Russkiover at November 07, 2012 03:12 PM (Wj8/f)

32 My 6-month old son is a total chick magnet.

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 03:12 PM (jKE+Z)

33

Okay. Where's the required pic.s?

 

She won't let me take pics of them. Cause an ex-bf showed them to everyone before so no boobie pics for me. But they are really nice. To touch. Suck. Excuse me for a second...

Posted by: Zac at November 07, 2012 03:12 PM (F6KtL)

34 NCAA 13 on the playstation. My QB, Hank Carlson (6'5", 246) is running away with the Heisman race, we're going to run the table and go undefeated in 2029, and win the national championship. I coach the Toledo Rockets.

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 03:12 PM (I2LwF)

35 Hebra Life, have I talked to you about it

I  don't know I have been drinking all day. 

Does this guy allen have a blog and is Shep still ghey?















Posted by: Billy Bob, the guy who drinks in SC at November 07, 2012 03:12 PM (wR+pz)

36 Great wife. Great kids. Halo 4. God is still on His throne.

Posted by: 29Victor at November 07, 2012 03:13 PM (ES9R7)

37 I am thankful that this weekend I will be out bustin' caps with friends at this month's Steel Challenge Shoot. I haven't competed in months so I will suck out loud, but a terrible day at the range is better than a great day at work.

Posted by: Witchfinder at November 07, 2012 03:13 PM (pLTLS)

38 Sitting here listening to "St Matthew Passion" (Mengelberg), full glass of Jim Beam, fire going, snow outside, enjoying AOS...life is good!

Posted by: Cricket at November 07, 2012 03:13 PM (2ArJQ)

39 39 Sitting here listening to "St Matthew Passion" (Mengelberg), full glass of Jim Beam, fire going, snow outside, enjoying AOS...life is good! Posted by: Cricket at November 07, 2012 07:13 PM (2ArJQ) --How does the Mengelberg compare to Bach's?

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 03:14 PM (jKE+Z)

40 For all you guys bragging about your girlfriends'/wives' huge titties, my husband has a twelve inch long package.  So there.

heh

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:14 PM (UOM48)

41 I'm elated that my husband has an article about him in Modern Drummer magazine's December issue!!!

Posted by: Ms Choksondik, SMOD enthusiast at November 07, 2012 03:14 PM (YOZSv)

42

Cause an ex-bf showed them to everyone before so no boobie pics for me.

And his name is........?

Posted by: harleycowboy at November 07, 2012 03:14 PM (wSTfB)

43 The Chiefs are just about a lock to get the #1 pick in the draft next year.

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 03:14 PM (jKE+Z)

44

did I meltdown? It's all a blur.

 

Nah, it was more of us. Especially when Florida wasn't called an hour after the polls closed. I knew we were fucked then. Even Bubba with his moonshine shack in the Panhandle couldn't overcome that gap.

Posted by: Zac at November 07, 2012 03:14 PM (F6KtL)

45 ...something Conan said about what's good in life Or maybe it was Andy

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (I2LwF)

46 As I noted in the other thread, if I can't change the country with my vote, I'm going to change my circumstances. I got some shit I need to work on.

Posted by: Dr Spank at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (4cRnj)

47 I'm thankful for illegal drugs and Xanax.

Posted by: Ms Choksondik, SMOD enthusiast at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (YOZSv)

48 In the past 4 years, I've been laid off twice, with two long bouts of unemployment. I also got married, bought a house, bought a giant truck, and put up with the wife's horrible pregnancy to get a wicked metal 2-yr old daughter. Lets hope the next 4 don't result in another marriage, though. That'd be weird.

Posted by: maloderous at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (Qcmf4)

49 Thankful that I have a wonderful wife that I don't deserve, a precocious two year old and another little one on the way. Li

Posted by: dr. shatterhand at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (i+/Ql)

50 Still got nothing,  maybe by the third one I can think of something.

Posted by: grease monkey at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (VSWPU)

51 My nieces enjoyed the treats I got them from overseas, and I'll be seeing them again this weekend. 

Might finally get to try that Indian lunch buffet place my brother was telling me about.   Yum!

Posted by: ConservativeMonster at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (sGtp+)

52 I have a 21-month-old great niece that loves to watch American Pickers with my husband and will yell "Pickers!" at random moments during the show.

Posted by: 56 and loving RR at November 07, 2012 03:15 PM (9zugO)

53

Cause an ex-bf showed them to everyone before so no boobie pics for me.
And his name is........?

 

Jerkoff. Cause I don't get no pics to jerkoff to cause of him.

Posted by: Zac at November 07, 2012 03:16 PM (F6KtL)

54 These threads are great Ace. Truly. Continue this through New Year's. After that it will be all cold, and we'll all be pissed, and broke, and hungover, and can get back to complaining about the govt full-time.

Posted by: Tobacco Road at November 07, 2012 03:16 PM (4Mv1T)

55 41 For all you guys bragging about your girlfriends'/wives' huge titties, my husband has a twelve inch long package. So there. heh Pics rule still applies And... Ouch

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 03:16 PM (I2LwF)

56 The best part of this time of year is college hoops starts up now, the NFL games become more important, hockey will return soon, and then the most important sporting event of the Year:

WING BOWL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QveXRFSm1r8&feature=related

Posted by: Najdorf at November 07, 2012 03:16 PM (tAHf5)

57 Two perfect little girls I don't deserve. Fishing. Bourbon.

Posted by: Ferb Fletcher at November 07, 2012 03:16 PM (hyP1j)

58 Get a twelve pack of beer and give thanks for that.

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 03:16 PM (jKE+Z)

59

For all you guys bragging about your girlfriends'/wives' huge titties, my husband has a twelve inch long package. So there.

Not for me but for the 'ettes. WHERE'S THE PICTURES!!!!!

Posted by: harleycowboy at November 07, 2012 03:16 PM (wSTfB)

60

My brother got a new job that will bring him more regular hours and more of them at a higher wage. Since he has been struggling for the last year and a half to support his wife and two little daughters, this is a very good thing.

It looks like I am going to have Thanksgiving with my family this November for the first time since 2008, so there is that.

I now have a working forge, so I can do some blacksmithing on clear days, though finding charcoal for it looks like it is going to be more difficult than I envisioned.

Posted by: Grey Fox at November 07, 2012 03:17 PM (DeRsD)

61 Just curious.  Has anyone here actually ever watched "Honey Boo Boo".....because I haven't.  I'm afraid I might hurt my kitteh.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:17 PM (UOM48)

62 After 2 1/2 years here, I'm only a month away from being able to move out of Augusta, ME. This place sucks.

Posted by: AndrewR at November 07, 2012 03:17 PM (8bsRB)

63 PUMPKIN SPICE ALL THE THINGS!! <<<--- that makes me happy no matter what time of year it is.

Posted by: mnm at November 07, 2012 03:17 PM (6mijs)

64

Da Bears are 7-1 and the green bay fudge packers aren't

Happy dance!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:17 PM (azBZB)

65 Also, the affair I had two years ago. Good memories.

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 03:17 PM (I2LwF)

66 I'm grateful for Olympic weights. Lifting them up and throwing them back down keeps me from doing the same to people. Or a minifridge like that one time.

Posted by: runninrebel at November 07, 2012 03:18 PM (J4gw3)

67 I am going on vacations Saturday, so that is positive. My football team the Chiefs suck so bad that they might get a #1 draft pick. They are currently setting a record for having not led in a game in regulation play since last December. The one game they have won this year was done in over time. Setting records, that's positive right?

Posted by: Drew in MO at November 07, 2012 03:18 PM (yE5/V)

68 57 The best part of this time of year is college hoops starts up now, the NFL games become more important, hockey will return soon, and then the most important sporting event of the Year: WING BOWL! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QveXRFSm1r8feature=related Posted by: Najdorf at November 07, 2012 07:16 PM (tAHf5) --Not sure about the NHL part. However, speaking of Wing Bowl, I found out last month that Buffalo Wild Wings will sponsor a bowl. I am looking forward to going to BWW Sunday. My baby boy loves going there.

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 03:18 PM (jKE+Z)

69 I am not thankful for Honey Boo Boo. I channel surfed past it and did not have happy thoughts.

Posted by: Ms Choksondik, SMOD enthusiast at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (YOZSv)

70 I've been lucky enough to have loving parents that brought me up with proper values. Hopefully that's not too much politics for this thread.

Posted by: Kevin at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (EE28L)

71 I'm reading Ffard and the Gray Mouser. I always wanted to read them. I think I like the idea of them more than the actual books. But there is some good stuff. "Lean Times in Lankhmar" is pretty funny. Ffarhd decides to get religion, and he chooses a cult with no followers at all just because he sees something he's never seen before -- the priest pats a boy on the head when *no one is looking.* (Well, Ffarhd was looking, but the priest didn't know that.) There's this fun description of the Street of the Gods where the cruddy no-account religions are on one end of the street and they move towards the other end as they increase in followers. Ffahrd's god is this kind of lame version of Christ, with a really weak back story, who doesn't actually do anything, and doesn't really promise anything to his believers, but Ffahrd starts singing Viking songs about him, using old Viking tropes, like how Issek of the Jug (his holy symbol is a jug, for some lame reason) has f*cked dragons and slaughtered Leviathans and rode giant eagles into battle and stuff like that. It's kind of a version of the "George Washington" song on the Internet. And then Issek's popularity takes off, and he begins moving towards the fashionable end of the Street of the Gods, despite his version of Issek having almost nothing to do with the "real" religion, except for the presence of a jug. It's actually very similar to Life of Brian, but I'm pretty sure this was written in the 50s. It's in Swords Against Wizardry, I think. Not sure. The other stories are so-so.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (LCRYB)

72 I'm engaged to a great lady, after a few years of frustrations, and getting to the point where I just didn't think I'd be serious about anybody, or trust anybody. Have a good job still. Have a great team, great boss. We work together, and while our personalities are different we get shit done first and foremost. Auburn's football season is almost over. Justified will be on again soon. I've been on a good poker run. My bowel movements have been reliable and productive.

Posted by: Dave S. at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (UvR6d)

73 My wife and I both have great jobs.  Our kids are in a private education.  We own our home. We don't have a lot of money, but we have enough and God continues to provide.

And I've recently discovered the joy of wine.

Posted by: dsm at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (F/BB7)

74 I saw something somewhere a few years ago that said the smell of pumpkin pie is an aphrodisiac to men.  My husband agreed.

Thoughts?

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (UOM48)

75 I just had dinner, wife made fat homemade noodle soup.  Also she has big boobs.

Posted by: Guy Mohawk at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (PHb2k)

76

62  hey jane, long time no see

tell the young man he does us old retired vets good

 

I saw one half of one episode a couple weeks ago just to see how bad it really was........

it was worse than any jerry springer show I ever watched

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (azBZB)

77 I wokee up this morning living in the most beautiful capital city in America (Juneau, AK) and my sweetheart is flying in from Sitka this weekend for a nice, long visit!

Posted by: Elroy Jetson at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (Mpowj)

78 Ace, I can firmly say you did not melt down. I was watching for it. The country melted down. You merely stared in abject horror and called it a night.

Posted by: mnm at November 07, 2012 03:19 PM (6mijs)

79

Wifey gave me an "Atta girl" before work today to lift my spirits.

Must have worked because I was absolutely serene when my partner and I informed our 11 employees that we will no longer be offering Health Insurance after December this year

Posted by: BearMtnBob at November 07, 2012 03:20 PM (fl8vK)

80 --How does the Mengelberg compare to Bach's? Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 07:14 PM (jKE+Z) HA HA HA! Very funny. Actually it's a very good performance of old Mr Bach. Mengelberg did it every year for years in a church in (I think) Denmark, so he was very familiar with it by the time he made this recording, and so were his players. The result is an amazingly sensitive performance, in the Old Style (you know what I mean). Give me those Gypsy violins!

Posted by: Cricket at November 07, 2012 03:20 PM (2ArJQ)

81 I woke up this morning to a little kitty jumping on my bed and thrusting her little kitty face about six inches from mine. It made me smile.

Life goes on.

Posted by: shibumi, cynical existentialist at November 07, 2012 03:20 PM (z63Tr)

82

I'm thankful that I have all of you fine people  to make me laugh and talk me down off of the ceiling.

 

I'm also thankful  for my wonderful husband, who has been taking great care of me all these years (but especially the past 2,  when I've been pretty much housebound).

 

And my 4 girls, 3 of whom are grown, and the youngest, who has Down syndrome and makes  us laugh every day.  DD#3 has been living at home the past year, and has also been helping to take care of me.

 

It's been nice to get to know her as an adult -

Posted by: Teresa in Fort Worth, TX at November 07, 2012 03:20 PM (P6H+d)

83 Back away from the ledge, you weak minded pissant.

Posted by: butternut at November 07, 2012 03:20 PM (nbYoV)

84 Also* I'm dating a 21-yr old nymphomaniac with a 10 body who is heiress to a distillery fortune and whose father has a bad heart.




* at least one of those clauses is true.

Posted by: Najdorf at November 07, 2012 03:20 PM (tAHf5)

85 I've got a wife and kids that still care about me. I've got.... damn that's about it. Seems like more.

Posted by: joethefatman™ (@joethefatman1) at November 07, 2012 03:21 PM (MnSla)

86 On the previous thread I mentioned I was thankful for the medical care that saved my father's life last spring (it was at Fairfax Inova hospital -- he lives in NoVa - probably the same ICU where Dan Riehl was the other week). And I know this is the no politics thread, but given the location and demographics of the staff who treated my father, they were most likely Democrats. The main doctor was south asian and the resident who I thought was the smartest, most effective was east asian (both were American born). So as much as I curse the Democrats. It is probably a 70% chance that a group composed of mainly Democrats saved my father's life.

Posted by: Flatbush Joe at November 07, 2012 03:21 PM (ZPrif)

87 Listening to Drifting back by Neil Young right now. Awesome tune. Good things: wife of 30 years who I still enjoy spending time with, three awesome kids in adulthood who have exceeded all my expectations, parents and siblings still alive and in good health. Come to think of it my life is pretty damn good all things considered.

Posted by: Brad at November 07, 2012 03:21 PM (g06xs)

88 Should add that I survived two different bouts of unemployment while under the first Obama term, never had to collect a dime from the government because I kept my nose to the grindstone and kept finding enough odd jobs to keep my family afloat.

It's not surviving.  It's thriving because your joy doesn't come from a president or a governor.  They can make your life more difficult, but they certainly aren't going to steal my joy.

Posted by: dsm at November 07, 2012 03:21 PM (F/BB7)

89 My daughter is moving from her crib to her first "big girl" bed tomorrow

Potty training went awesome and pretty painless so its time to graduate from the crib

Posted by: Chris at November 07, 2012 03:22 PM (aKmoL)

90

Jerkoff. Cause I don't get no pics to jerkoff to cause of him

I feel your pain.

Posted by: W.J. Clinton at November 07, 2012 03:22 PM (wSTfB)

91 75 I saw something somewhere a few years ago that said the smell of pumpkin pie is an aphrodisiac to men. My husband agreed. Thoughts? Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 07:19 PM (UOM4 Blow jobs are an aphrodisiac to men, not sure about pumpkin pie odor.

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 03:22 PM (I2LwF)

92 Just talked to my dad and found out that my stepmom plans to kidnap my girls Thanksgiving weekend and take them to see the nutcracker suite. I loved this tradition as a little girl and it feels good to know my girls will get to enjoy it...and that the husband and I will get an evening alone...no work, no little kids, just us.

Posted by: Jenny tries too hard at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (Kp1CB)

93 I am not alone (and y'all make me laugh)

Posted by: lurkly lurk at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (jvg6T)

94 Me?  Considering I'm a God fearing type, I'm at peace with the unmentionable.  Glad to know he's in control.

Posted by: Duh! at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (Zs83Q)

95 Hate to say it, but with Obama in office, my fledgling business will likely do even better next year.

Posted by: KJB at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (hBL+R)

96 I have a Lord who loves me, promises to be with all Christians ("Christ in us, the hope of glory), the solid rock on which I stand. I have a wonderful husband, a son whom I never thought to have, a home, good friends, an ability to do ministry and a pretty resilient temperment. Also, we got a new cat today after our old family one had died after about 17 years. She was an outdoor cat which came to the house of a friend of ours for food but now she has a new home and is already coming out from under the bed and allowing us to pet her, She is a lovely purring tabby with white feet

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (zfFcz)

97 I'm thankful for Ms Choksondik. Hi Mon. You still crack me up.

Posted by: The Mega Independent at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (6JMZR)

98 I posted back on the other thread but I remember what I'm most grateful for this year...getting the hell out of Durham, North Carolina.  That place is a Blue-Devil-blue pimple on the ass of a great state.  Now I live outside Charlotte in the charming little hometown of the sainted Dale Earnhardt, Sr.  There's redder places in the universe, but the people are nice, the town is great, Charlotte's a half-hour away if I feel like experiencing some heavy traffic and urban decay, and it feels a thousand times more like home than the God-forsaken shithole I called Zimbabwe With a Ballpark.

And no, I'm not a UNC fan either.  Chapel Hell sucks just as bad.

Posted by: Moose4 at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (W15Fy)

99 Just re-watched my step-daughter's high school commencement speech.  She survived a suicide attempt at age 13, is now 22, is living on her own, working hard and returning all the love me and my wife have poured into her.  Sooooo thankful for her and my 3 step-sons.

Posted by: rockhead at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (jtTKf)

100 De lurking for a bit. Am having Thanksgiving at home with just us and the kids for the first time ever due to non-discussable reasons. So. Since I'm on Atkins (lost 30lbs since June. Woot!) I'm trying to figure out what on earth to cook. The Turkey is obvious as is some kind of green vegetable. But I'm kind of worried no dressing and no carby-casseroles are going to make my family a little unhappy with me. Any suggestions?

Posted by: Mandy P., lurking lurker who lurks at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (qFpRI)

101 While our kid was home from A-Stan, between watching Fox News nearly non-stop, he watched an episode of Jerry Springer.

Heh.  When his dad came home from work, he said very seriously, "Dad, I think I know what I want to do when I leave the Corps.  I want to be a security guy on Jerry Springer.  I want to ho-wrangle."  My husband actually believed him for a second.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (UOM48)

102 Sippin on some Wild Turkey Kentucky Spirit. Damn this shit is good. I've been hunting for some Old Weller 107, I hear it's some good sutff. Any other bourbon fans out there have any good recommendations?

Posted by: justin at November 07, 2012 03:23 PM (tclnS)

103 I have always been so grateful that it doesn't take much to make me really, really happy. That is a true blessing. My husband says that all I need is to be well fed, well read, and taken up a-gin the wall on a regular basis. I would add I need music, some perfume, gardening and the occasional pretty for the house....all very simple, achievable things. 'Tis the little things that make life rich, truly. Life is so so sweet. I am so grateful for everything I've been blessed with, and my husband is treasure beyond price.

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:24 PM (2rMmy)

104 92 75 I saw something somewhere a few years ago that said the smell of pumpkin pie is an aphrodisiac to men. My husband agreed. Thoughts? Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 07:19 PM (UOM4 Blow jobs are an aphrodisiac to men, not sure about pumpkin pie odor. *** Maybe not for men...

Posted by: mnm at November 07, 2012 03:24 PM (6mijs)

105 I'm happy I just decided to go out to eat for Thanksgiving, so no dishes.

Posted by: spypeach at November 07, 2012 03:24 PM (pwTow)

106 Pumpkin pie odor and blowjobs just might be a double aphrodisiac. But if in doubt, forget the pie and focus on the blowjob.

Posted by: Cicero (@cicero) at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (QKKT0)

107 I started reading this book called "Bad Move".  Its a crime thriller comedy.

First line, chapter 1:

For years, I envied my friend Jeff Conklin, who, at the age of eleven, found a dead guy.

Its a pretty fun read so far.  Half way thru.

Posted by: Guy Mohawk at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (PHb2k)

108 My daughter has announced she has a "boyfriend," her first. She has the glow of young, giddy love. And he plays guitar. Should I approve?

Posted by: kevlarchick at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (J1U5w)

109 @ 94


That's a good thing? Yeah, I guess it is.

Posted by: joethefatman™ (@joethefatman1) at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (MnSla)

110 I started smoking again today.....totally excited to shorten my lifespan. 

Posted by: Molly k at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (OCkzq)

111 I still worship my god, The Sun, and he's never let me down.

Posted by: Dr Spank at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (4cRnj)

112 good first sentence.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (LCRYB)

113 I get to read a ton of philosophy books that are really interesting for my comprehensive exams.

Posted by: darii at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (EL6nA)

114 I have a good job, a loving wife, a wonderful daughter, and two cute kittehs. And I don't live in Breezy Point. So I guess I'm grateful for all of that...

Posted by: Nighthawk at November 07, 2012 03:25 PM (n1x7a)

115 I need a good list of escapist scifi and fantasy fiction to take my mind off of things, oh and lots of scotch

Posted by: JBs at November 07, 2012 03:26 PM (lZE/o)

116 I'm thankful that I live in a nice house, my car is paid for and I'm debt-free except my underwater mortgage. And I get to cook the turkey this year! I'm going to deep fry it according to Alton Brown's instructions, complete with the Turkey Derrick! :-)

Posted by: Mitchell at November 07, 2012 03:26 PM (JP0dG)

117 >>> started smoking again today.....totally excited to shorten my lifespan. I hope not for real.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:26 PM (LCRYB)

118 Molly, need a light?

Posted by: darii at November 07, 2012 03:26 PM (EL6nA)

119 My daughter has announced she has a "boyfriend," her first. She has the glow of young, giddy love.
And he plays guitar.
Should I approve?


Does he play, I Gave My Love A Cherry?

Posted by: Bluto at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (QKKT0)

120


I defriended a bunch of people on FB who gloated and posted shit, and attacked me...

That's positive...I am done with them.

Also, am an uncle again, which is nice. My brother and his wife are tall as hell, as she will be. I don't have kids, but it's fun to be around my niece and nephew, they are funny kids and the nephew is a genius. 10 and knows calculus and wants to learn more.

When I was holding him as an infant, I thought "I'll go through the multiplication tables" cuz I'm a nerd...as I did, his little eyes opened and looked at me.

Yep, he is destined for good things...but he's getting to the age where the teachers are fucking him up.

This whole entire mess starts in the schools. Where is the GOP? Oh yeah, Boehner.

Anyway...

And Michigan, where I live, is home to some fine breweries...bad for my liver, but good for my ability to destroy consciousness.


Posted by: Rev Dr E Don Trump at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (ApGOC)

121

 

@109

NO

Posted by: kj at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (AW9md)

122 66 Also, the affair I had two years ago. Good memories.

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 07:17 PM (I2LwF)


I don't believe I'd told that.  Jewish guys fuck around? 

Posted by: Billy Bob, the guy who drinks in SC at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (wR+pz)

123  Ace channelling David Stein?

What's good in your life?

Posted by: Concern Troll at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (b1iOR)

124 Bought a cheap but decent wi fi router and it came today, it seems to be working now, so that pleases me. I am going to save up and buy a Nexus 7 tablet with money from holiday/birthday, they looks so awesome.

Posted by: Drew in MO at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (yE5/V)

125 118 I'm thankful that I live in a nice house, my car is paid for and I'm debt-free except my underwater mortgage. And I get to cook the turkey this year! I'm going to deep fry it according to Alton Brown's instructions, complete with the Turkey Derrick! :-) *** Post results, I hear deep fried turkey is amazing

Posted by: mnm at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (6mijs)

126 my husband taking me to see Rush (the band) for our anniversary which was yesterday--I know, right? But really--the best husband EVER.

Posted by: AnnieOakley at November 07, 2012 03:27 PM (Gi3nj)

127 Thankful for Ace, Instapundit, Legal Insurrection, Weasel Zippers...to name a few. Thanks for doing this. Reminds me that there are thinking people out there.

Posted by: P. Aaron at November 07, 2012 03:28 PM (QGgxb)

128 I am thankful that my diagnosed-this-summer stage4 adenocarcinoma of the lung is responding far better than expected to the chemo treatments.  Doc said he's never seen such a fabulous response.

Posted by: rohon at November 07, 2012 03:28 PM (PvhGw)

129 I saw something somewhere a few years ago that said the smell of pumpkin pie is an aphrodisiac to men. My husband agreed.

Thoughts?

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 07:19 PM (UOM4

 

It does have a warm, soft, rich quality about it that I supposed could be conceptually linked to the female body, but I can't say I have ever really considered it an aphrodisiac.

Posted by: Grey Fox at November 07, 2012 03:28 PM (DeRsD)

130 My Canadian husband, after almost 20 years in Texas, says he wants his US citizenship. And I have a nice rack.

Posted by: parteagirl at November 07, 2012 03:28 PM (Aadvb)

131 rohon...excellent.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:28 PM (UOM48)

132 We're going to my brothers for Thanksgiving.   My brother is an awesome, awesome cook so that's good.  As is seeing my brother.



Posted by: alexthechick - SMOD. Our only hope. Literally. at November 07, 2012 03:29 PM (Gk3SS)

133 I'm going to take a Zumba class in Kennebunk, ME

Posted by: JBs at November 07, 2012 03:29 PM (lZE/o)

134 C'mon now, nothing sucks as bad as Durham dook hell.

Except Camden.

I am grateful I don't live in Camden.

Posted by: Najdorf at November 07, 2012 03:29 PM (tAHf5)

135 Yes, I'm thankful for Ace of Spades HQ. 

Posted by: BeckoningChasm at November 07, 2012 03:29 PM (i0App)

136 My oldest ( and I are 3/4 of the way through The Fellowship of the Ring. At about 5 pages a night. My youngest (2) has a full vocabulary and a willingness to take on those bigger than himself. My wife always smiles, even if I'm reading this blog. We've lost two daughters along the way but have stayed positive in spite of what random chance threw at us.

Posted by: Kevin in ABQ at November 07, 2012 03:29 PM (XrGnJ)

137 Didn't mention my wife of 20 years who has stuck with me. Thankful also for U of MI's Cancer Center which of course...brought me back from the ledge.

Posted by: P. Aaron at November 07, 2012 03:29 PM (QGgxb)

138

Any other bourbon fans out there have any good recommendations.

Rare Eagle isn't bad. Personally I prefer Pappy Van Winkle 20yr. old. Now that's got some character right there.

Posted by: W.J. Clinton at November 07, 2012 03:29 PM (wSTfB)

139 She is a lovely purring tabby with white feet Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 07, 2012 07:23 PM (zfFcz) You are rich beyond measure!

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (2rMmy)

140 My garden keeps getting bigger and better. It was awesome this year. I ate many meals from the garden and wish I had frozen all the stuff I was too lazy to pick.

As it is, I'm still eating the produce from months ago and will have plenty into the Winter. I almost doubled the garden's square footage this Autumn. I can hardly wait to pore over seed catalogs before the fireplace this Winter and plan my next year's garden on some graph paper. This is a traditional seasonal pleasure for me and it is so good to have things like that to look forward to.

One trick I picked up over the last couple of years in gardening is to take control of the bad things as soon as you notice them, but be somewhat lax or permissive of good things.

Like; certain weeds have to be eliminated just as soon as you see the tiniest piece appear. But let's say you have some unknown squashes sprout out of some old compost, in a part of the garden you have other plans for. Maybe you change your plans, instead of treating this healthy thing like a weed. Let it go. You might end up with...fourteen butternut squashes setting in your windowsills, like me.

Posted by: lauraw at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (yGblt)

141

 

Have two girls now grown,i always found that if i approved of their boyfriends they became very suspicious

Posted by: kj at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (AW9md)

142 Last night when I woke with a start from my subconscious' realization of just what the fuck as happened, I turned to the side of the bed were my dog gave me a big sloppy lick right in the kisser.

I knew then things would be OK and that I needed to fight the fuck on.

Posted by: Albie Damned at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (Yhu4q)

143 Thanksgiving.  THE American holiday.

TN, did you get a BJ too?  If so I hate you!

Posted by: Billy Bob, the guy who drinks in SC at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (wR+pz)

144 very good rohon!

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (LCRYB)

145 The great thing about left-over turkey is turkey gumbo. 

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (UOM48)

146 We learned a lot growing those big pumpkins this year. My youngest has been hitting the books and thinks he can put one over the 800 lb. mark for Halloween 2013. So we got that going for us.

Posted by: Gristle Encased Head at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (+lsX1)

147 I'm grateful for that spot on my wife's body where her butt meets the back of her thigh.

Posted by: runninrebel at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (J4gw3)

148 Chipotle, Five Guys, Chick Fil A, Sig Sauer

Posted by: The Mad Analyst at November 07, 2012 03:30 PM (jcQfA)

149 My wife of 15 years, my son and daughter, my parents (most of the time), my in-laws (on occasion), good healt, meat, other foods than meat, coffee, wine, and work.

Posted by: Gabriel Syme at November 07, 2012 03:31 PM (3zT/d)

150 I just masterbated to an online porn featuring Riley Steele and Jesse Jane.

Posted by: Mr pink at November 07, 2012 03:31 PM (ty0pA)

151 So on Monday as Sandy was blowing in, my wife goes to make a pot of coffee. Thing blows coffee everywhere. Leaking out of the bottom and all that. I tell her that the piece of shit is done for. Anyway, she was heading down to her office quickly to change some messaging and phone forwarding, etc... So I tell her to pick up a new coffee maker on her way home. She's all stressed about work and the storm and work and says to me "Why don't you go get it yourself?" I posited that she was driving right by a place, so she could grab it on her way back. "Fine!" She says. She comes home with a top of the line Keurig. Love that thing.

Posted by: Wyatt's Torch at November 07, 2012 03:31 PM (zxrQh)

152 75 I saw something somewhere a few years ago that said the smell of pumpkin pie is an aphrodisiac to men. My husband agreed. Thoughts? Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 07:19 PM (UOM4 Jane, it's true. My 93-year-old mother makes the old-fashioned custard version. Like you, I also LOVE Thanksgiving. Only problem is the challenge of the Obama-lovin' in-laws...

Posted by: Cricket at November 07, 2012 03:31 PM (2ArJQ)

153 I am thankful for my wonderful husband.  I never expected to marry let alone find my soulmate.  I am thankful for the two smart, beautiful children we made.  I am thankful for the great people who have come into our lives throughout our many moves and for the end of this deployment.

Posted by: no good deed at November 07, 2012 03:31 PM (mjR67)

154 149 I'm grateful for that spot on my wife's body where her butt meets the back of her thigh. Me too.

Posted by: The Mega Independent at November 07, 2012 03:31 PM (6JMZR)

155 Glad there is a second thread.  Positive things I can say:

Husband pointed out to me his job in an African gold mine is secure because gold's price will stay high.

Grandchildren all supported my side,  and are smart and not succumbing to school brainwashing.

I love the three dogs here,  who love to go out on a squirrel patrol whenever one is spotted.

My moderate GOP sister, a nurse,  called me today between surgeries,  just to tell me she was thinking of me and loved me.  (She voted with us.)

The three hipsters I saw going into the new tattoo parlor in my suburban area are probably unaware that they will be laid off within a month.  Happy Christmas,  losers!

Posted by: Miss Marple at November 07, 2012 03:31 PM (GoIUi)

156 I am thankful for Ace, even those me saying so gives him the willies. I am thankful for beautiful, smart, and enlightened children, such as my 5-year-old-boy. He came home from school yesterday after having cast his ballot in kindergarten and reported: "I wanted to vote for Obama because he is handsome, but I had to vote for Romney because Obama is full of bad ideas." I am thankful for Huey Lewis and the News, still rocking out on stage in their early 60s and doing it very well. I am grateful I was born in the United States of America, where the poor people are richer than 98 percent of the people in the world. I love that I share a passion for professional wrestling with my daughter, who is 10. Just made reservations for Wrestlemania 29. I am glad that we had Andrew Breitbart, although for too short of a time, and I hope he is reading this right now. I love the comments, too, Andrew.

Posted by: Travis at November 07, 2012 03:32 PM (9WkMB)

157
Oh that reminds me, I am 10 months off of the chewy tobbacy today.

Almost broke down to go get a can last night, but didn't do it.

Posted by: Guy Mohawk at November 07, 2012 03:32 PM (PHb2k)

158 A guy called in and said he and his wife transported the turkey to his m-i-l's to be cooked there. His wife stuffed a can of Pam in the turkey's butt for transport, and forgot about it when they put it in the oven. After about an hour, there was a huge "BAM!" and the oven door flew open and the can blew out a kitchen window.


Hah.  This reminds me of the time I was first getting to know my former neighbor and former friend (whose politics do not mirror mine).  We were making tacos in his apartment; I started cooking meat on his gas stovetop, preheated his oven and went next door to my apartment to get the taco shells.

I got back and handed the shells to him to put in the oven.  He pulls open the oven door and there's a huge explosion which blows him damn near 7 feet across the room into the opposite wall.

This being 2003, I didn't realize he had an oven that was so ancient it had to be manually lit.   My "preheating" had caused a huge gas buildup which was lit from the flame on the burner upon him opening the oven door.

Good times.

Posted by: La Mauvaise New Yorkaise at November 07, 2012 03:32 PM (ThM2Q)

159 Well, we can always take credit that our stupid posts help Ace make a living.

Morons rule!

Posted by: Billy Bob, the guy who drinks in SC at November 07, 2012 03:32 PM (wR+pz)

160 >>>149 I'm grateful for that spot on my wife's body where her butt meets the back of her thigh. I love that about your-- Just kidding of course. Mega did it first.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:32 PM (LCRYB)

161 Uh, well.  I guess I can be thankful that even though everything's in the crapper (and getting worse every day), I still have a job.  Uncertain, but it'll probably still be around at the end of the year.

I'm thankful that our clients remember to pay us once in a while and sometimes we can even squeak payroll by without having to dip into personal funds or credit lines.

I'm thankful for my mom, who's stressed out but at least she's not crying pitifully like I am.  I wish I had her fortitude.

Posted by: soulpile is... expendable at November 07, 2012 03:32 PM (NJpM7)

162 I now have a working forge, so I can do some blacksmithing on clear days, though finding charcoal for it looks like it is going to be more difficult than I envisioned. Posted by: Grey Fox at November 07, 2012 07:17 PM (DeRsD) A, blacksmith? Go on....

Posted by: Elizabethe at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (TOBhV)

163 lauraw, do you do a raised bed for your garden?  I'm thinking of doing one on the side of the house next year.  I rented a community plot this year, and between the drive to and from and the outbreak of black widow spiders I quit.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (UOM48)

164 what is a "wicked metal" 2 yr old like?

Posted by: Soothsayer at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (vczth)

165 140 Pappy Van Winkle is indeed delicious but soooo hard to find. Eagle Rare is an excellent bourbon for the price, and I have always enjoyed Woodford Reserve.

Posted by: The Mad Analyst at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (jcQfA)

166 Mandy P @ 100:

My Mom had a sausage and bacon stuffing for which you could use a whole-grain bread as the stuffing. Only thing I have on the side at Thanksgiving. If you're interested I can grab the recipe tonight.

Posted by: Kevin in ABQ at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (XrGnJ)

167 Oh, WTF am I going to do with the case of pudding?

Posted by: Billy Bob, the guy who drinks in SC at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (wR+pz)

168 I'm thankful for Gold Rush.

Posted by: Dr Spank at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (4cRnj)

169 Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 07:19 PM (UOM4 Jane, I think it was pumpkin pie. Vanilla also always makes that list. There's a perfume called Like This ( by Etat Libre dÂ’Orange) that smells pumpkin pie-ish. It's not my cup of tea by any means, but it gets good reviews.

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (2rMmy)

170 It's not surviving. It's thriving because your joy doesn't come from a president or a governor. They can make your life more difficult, but they certainly aren't going to steal my joy.

Hear! Hear!

After a too long bout of unemployment I'm working two part-time jobs that almost make a full-time one and while I have to pinch pennies until they scream it's OK because I am earning my way and not taking a hand-out. Self-respect cannot be over rated.


Posted by: Retread at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (zxitI)

171 I'm grateful to be a conservative, with all the self respect that comes with it. I'm thankful for the new books I purchased today: The Conservative Mind and a collection of Thomas Paine writings. I'm thankful for my cute little ginger daughter most of all.

Posted by: Joffen, fucking sunshine patriot at November 07, 2012 03:33 PM (Cl95C)

172

 rohon at November 07, 2012 07:28 PM (PvhGw)

Well wishes and a complete recovery.

Posted by: W.J. Clinton at November 07, 2012 03:34 PM (wSTfB)

173 I realized at one point that if it weren't for my divorce I'd still be farming. Farming is good. Not farming is not good. On the other hand, my dissociative episodes tend to run toward imagining the Next Farm. Wilderness camping is the worst, because after that first cup of coffee in the morning you can see how the light comes down, which trees are where and what must the soil be like there and there, and pretty soon you're running the numbers and wondering how big you make the cabin that first season. "[Inhales voicelessly] Ja. Herregud." "Markens Grøde", http://preview.tinyurl.com/cm4j2oq. If you're really lucky, you find the single hoof-print of the woodland caribou that gentle waves in the tiny bay have not erased from the sand since dawn.

Posted by: Thorvald at November 07, 2012 03:34 PM (1V6Pv)

174 You guys better get off my wife!

Posted by: runninrebel at November 07, 2012 03:34 PM (J4gw3)

175 Any pumpkin baked goods. Sharing pumpkin baked goods with my boyfriend...when I tell him I have them. Going to see my Mom in AL in less than a week for Thanksgiving! Going into a carb coma from eating gravy and biscuits, cube steak and gravy, and fried EVERYTHING - nothing like Mom's home cooking. I'm thankful that I have everything that I have, every day, and that I have the ability to help others in certain situations. I'm thankful for my family, all my friends, and my brand new Mac Mini.

Posted by: jerake at November 07, 2012 03:34 PM (c8AN4)

176

I'm thankful for my loving wife and very proud of the fine woman and mother our daughter grew to be.  And thankful for the three grandkids -- they really light up our lives.

 

Grandchildren are God's way of rewarding you for not selling your teenaged kids to the gypsies.  (I've told my daughter that I didn't have any grey hair before she turned 16!)

Posted by: Retired Buckeye Cop at November 07, 2012 03:34 PM (nYHk7)

177 I am thankful that Jane D'oh likes to wrap me in bacon!

Posted by: Meatloaf at November 07, 2012 03:35 PM (jucos)

178

lets see...my wife is hawt and has a great job

but is violent and insane

my 11yo is a cutey with great grades and no drama yet

but is violent, insane, and better at the guitar than me

I have two large cats and one likes to miss the box a little too much and the other one has kitty breath that can melt steel

 

FML

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:35 PM (azBZB)

179 I like that spot on runninrebel's wife's thigh in front just below her hip.

Posted by: Guy Mohawk at November 07, 2012 03:35 PM (PHb2k)

180 Have you seen my little boy? He is the embodiment of cute. When I get home, even yesterday evening in a dour mood, he is all the excited, running around the coffee table while making toddler noises. I've got a great family who repeatedly goes the extra mile for my home. My MIL actually comes over and babysits 3 days a week so we can save on daycare. My mom drove three hours on Monday to come down and pick up the slack while my MIL was gone watching NASCAR in Arizona.

You know my wife totally expected me to pick up Diablo III? And was disappointed when I told her that the game didn't measure up to its predecessor and was a waste of time because she had played a large portion of DII with me. She plays LOTRO with me all the time. She totally supports me, makes me lunch every day, dinner almost every night. Whenever I get a wild hair she is totally behind me.


Posted by: MikeTheMoose at November 07, 2012 03:35 PM (0q2P7)

181

I will be going out with great friends this weekend.

I have a new kitteh that I love along with the doggeh.

My teenagers haven't totally ruined my sanity.

I have a new big prescription of anti-depressants

I am grateful for all of you.  I don't know how I would have gotten along outside of this blog during the last several years and the years to come without the moron horde.  Let's live our lives to the fullest, save our money and other resources for the bad times, and continue to support each other.

Posted by: Cheri at November 07, 2012 03:35 PM (EAgmr)

182 lauraw, do you do a raised bed for your garden? I'm thinking of doing one on the side of the house next year. I rented a community plot this year, and between the drive to and from and the outbreak of black widow spiders I quit.

I'm not lauraw, but we plant our garden in raised beds.  Works really well.

Posted by: Slublog at November 07, 2012 03:36 PM (SjVZP)

183 Posted by: Joffen, fucking sunshine patriot at November 07, 2012 07:33 PM (Cl95C) For her, and you, and us, I'm thankful that you're still here, bud. So thankful.

Posted by: The Mega Independent at November 07, 2012 03:36 PM (6JMZR)

184 I'm thankful for the new books I purchased today: The Conservative Mind and a collection of Thomas Paine writings.

That reminds me, the best money I eeked out was what I spent to buy a Kindle. I've got about 400 books on it and nearly all of them were free.

Somebody, probably Jefferson, said, 'I must have books.' I agree.

Posted by: Retread at November 07, 2012 03:37 PM (zxitI)

185 124 66 Also, the affair I had two years ago. Good memories. Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 07:17 PM (I2LwF) I don't believe I'd told that. Jewish guys fuck around? Posted by: Billy Bob, the guy who drinks in SC at November 07, 2012 07:27 PM (wR+pz) Oh what's the difference in this America? Havig an affair is a sacrament now. And it was never physical. My wife and I, longtime readers will recall, were never emotionally close. Until after she found out.

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 03:37 PM (I2LwF)

186 Oh!

While I wasn't around, Mark Leyner put out a new book that's *like* the old AOSHQ-inspiring books he used to make. It's called "The Sugar Frosted Nutsack." That's disappointing. But it's a solid, competent, this-is-a-book-by-Mark-Leyner performance after what feels like decades of unbearably shitty professional-writer garbage. Not a true classic of the stuff-by-Mark-Leyner genre (top six!), but you should give it a look. It has some jokes you'll like (Dennis Miller with a poetry PhD style) and the form is neat (but not surprising, if you know what sort of things Leyner likes to do).

Posted by: oblig. at November 07, 2012 03:37 PM (cePv8)

187 Thanks Mega. Means a lot. It has been a really shitty year, and so I'm thankful its almost over.

Posted by: Joffen, fucking sunshine patriot at November 07, 2012 03:37 PM (Cl95C)

188 I am thankful that I haven't had a cigarette since Jan 7th of this year. Feel great and have not wanted to go back.

Posted by: Truck Monkey at November 07, 2012 03:37 PM (jucos)

189

I see all these posts from the ettes saying "I have a great husband, I love him so"

my wife is trying to figure out where to hide my body

 

uggggggggh

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:37 PM (azBZB)

190 I found this blog about four weeks ago and I just love it - to the extent that I'm commenting, which I never do - so that's been a big plus recently.

The leaves are turning, I'm working on a writing project I'm really excited about, and I have a plane ticket to New Orleans for New Years'. There's chili in the fridge at home and pumpkin muffins in the cabinet. Leaves are turning and my grandmother didn't die last week like we feared.

Yeah, I'm doing okay.

Posted by: SanJacinto at November 07, 2012 03:37 PM (hs5od)

191 My wife is grateful that I have dropped 25 pounds since last Christmas. I am grateful for the way she chooses to express her appreciation of it.

Posted by: sum(random) at November 07, 2012 03:38 PM (UCyxd)

192

 

I say "bah" to this happy talk.   I come here to laugh and 'not feel alone' in my love of liberty and responsible government.

 

If I need a respite, I'll get on my treadmill and work it out by myself.

 

Posted by: Lily at November 07, 2012 03:38 PM (fOvLk)

193 Posted by: Grey Fox at November 07, 2012 07:17 PM (DeRsD) Oh, hello! Long time no see!! I am very, very grateful for blacksmiths, provided they remember to remove their shirts whilst smithying.

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:38 PM (2rMmy)

194 Healthy, happy kids. Loving wife. And while Sandy was blowing through, I was outside when the street sign at the corner of my lot went whistling past my head...without hitting me!

Posted by: Sticky Wicket at November 07, 2012 03:38 PM (L7hol)

195 Very thankful I got my power back on just in time to be warm through this Nor'easter. Bless all the wonderful guys who have come to NJ to help out!

Posted by: EnemyOfStatists at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (d7MnY)

196 I have a job, a home, an amazing husband, wonderful parents, two great dogs and a Walther PK380.

Posted by: DangerGirl (@deadlyestrogen) at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (GrtrJ)

197 I'm grateful that Miss Tammy is back with us on various ONTs

Posted by: Adriane at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (gh+mp)

198 >>I found this blog about four weeks ago and I just love it - to the extent that I'm commenting, which I never do - so that's been a big plus recently.<<

How'd you get past the physical and background check so quickly?

Posted by: Albie Damned at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (Yhu4q)

199 I am grateful for all y'all lurkers who are delurking.

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (2rMmy)

200 I'm grateful for Ace of Spades, and Mega Independent. And what's his name.

Posted by: runninrebel's wife at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (LCRYB)

201 I am not grateful for black widow spiders.  I am grateful for flamethrowers to get rid of them.



featuring Riley Steele and Jesse Jane.


Go on.



Posted by: alexthechick - SMOD. Our only hope. Literally. at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (Gk3SS)

202 Does ace have a wife and kids?

Posted by: Joffen, fucking sunshine patriot at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (Cl95C)

203

194  I'll get on my treadmill and work it out by myself.

toodles

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:39 PM (azBZB)

204 Thanks Mega. Means a lot. It has been a really shitty year, and so I'm thankful its almost over. Posted by: Joffen, fucking sunshine patriot at November 07, 2012 07:37 PM (Cl95C) ------------------------------------------------------------ For us both. I am glad that you are still around as well. I remember your tough times from earlier this year.

Posted by: Truck Monkey at November 07, 2012 03:40 PM (jucos)

205 This thread is starting to turn me gay. Time for another pissing and moaning contest.

Posted by: Gristle Encased Head at November 07, 2012 03:40 PM (+lsX1)

206 Got a nice, cozy house; great wife I'm crazy in love with, after a year of unemployment, I've gone back to University and am studying to be an English professor...hopefully someday a novelist.

Also, 2 really awesome dogs.

PS. wife's promised me a BJ when she gets home from work to help combat my post-election despondency...so I got that going for me which is nice...

Posted by: Sgt. York at November 07, 2012 03:40 PM (fGatA)

207 sorry, sorry, Runninrebel. I'll stop. But you know, any mention of a wife is almost DEMANDING that we start doing this. I blame you.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:40 PM (LCRYB)

208 Posted by: Adriane at November 07, 2012 07:39 PM (gh+mp) Blush! But I mean, ya know, someone has to remind the blacksmiths to remove their shirts, no? (Am I getting too raunchy for the day-walkers?)

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:41 PM (2rMmy)

209 200: A twenty and a blow job, how else?

Posted by: SanJacinto at November 07, 2012 03:41 PM (hs5od)

210

204  Does ace have a wife and kids?

if not he can have mine

hell, cats too

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:41 PM (azBZB)

211 I apologize ahead of time for bumming any- and/or everyone out.

I used to post semi-often, especially on the evening and overnight threads, especially if I'd had a beer or two (which may or may not be the source of that Professor Marius von Totenkopf silliness; he's now plotting his inevitable return on Twitter).  I've been lurking for the past couple or months or so.  This past year has been a roller coaster personally, and, to quote Slu (I think) on Twitter last night, it doesn't end on Hoor Island.

After 4+ years of trying to have kids, including 2 of stalling out in the adoption process, my wife finally got pregnant.  Everything was fine until about 23 weeks or so into the pregnancy when my wife started having symptoms of preeclampsia.  After a couple weeks of frantic hospital visits, she was admitted for monitoring for the duration with the expectation that the once she got to 34 weeks, the baby would be delivered, stay in the NICU for about six weeks, then go home with little to no problems.  The symptoms got bad enough that after only 2.5 weeks in the hospital, the doctors decided to deliver my daughter by c-section at 26 weeks, 5 days in mid-September.  For the first couple weeks, she actually was doing relatively well (lines removed, ventilators scaled backs, etc.), but lingering PDA issues and organ immaturity eventually snowballed.  One day my wife and I came to the NICU, and the doctors were crowded around her, and we were warned how bad the situation actually was. Within 36 hours, my daughter passed away, having lived 19 days.  That was a month ago last Saturday. 

My wife and I are managing.  As you could probably guess, it ain't easy.  Thankfully, we've been blessed that both our families have been very supportive, and things are slowly getting back to normal, as much as they can, though they'll never be the same.

Prior to everything going down hill, I had been volunteering as the social media coordinator (read: running the Twitter and Facebook accounts) for a state senator running for reelection here in Delaware, doing my bit to help the cause.  I had to drop out as things started to get worse, and, thankfully, he still won last night.  Despite how crappy last night went overall, I'm disappointed by not despondent, wailing and gnashing my teeth over politics.  There are harder things than political losses.

I'd like to thank everyone at this website for keeping me distracted and my spirits up over the last few weeks.  You guys have all kept me relatively sane even though you didn't know it.  You're all like a weird second or third family with whom I can vent and be generally socially unacceptable.  Once things normalize a bit more, I hope I'll have the chance to post, argue, mock, and flame more regularly.

PS: I happen to be Facebook/Twitter friends with a few of you.  Any sentiments are appreciated, but please do not bring any of that up on either site and keep it on the HQ.  I'm trying to keep this stuff to a minimum outside of immediate family and close friends.  I just felt compelled to put something on this thread.  Again, I apologize for bumming anyone out.

Posted by: Hoss Fuentes at November 07, 2012 03:41 PM (aozUR)

212 By the way Ace, thank you for a thread like this.  It's good to remember to be thankful for what we have.

Posted by: DangerGirl (@deadlyestrogen) at November 07, 2012 03:41 PM (GrtrJ)

213 I am grateful for a great hubby, healthy children and a wonderful brother and sister. Though I did give little bro heck about his adopted state of VA last night.

Posted by: Jmel at November 07, 2012 03:42 PM (c+D8V)

214 211  oh sweet hell, please say you're a chick

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:42 PM (azBZB)

215 Posted by: Hoss Fuentes at November 07, 2012 07:41 PM (aozUR)


I am so sorry for your loss. 

Posted by: alexthechick - SMOD. Our only hope. Literally. at November 07, 2012 03:42 PM (Gk3SS)

216 It has been a really shitty year, and so I'm thankful its almost over Mine was 2009. Then a bit more in 2011. It does pass, Joffen, and I'm truly thankful for all the good in between. And I've learned from some of the bad stuff, so I guess I'm thankful for that, too. Hard to look at things that way sometimes, but it gets me through.

Posted by: The Mega Independent at November 07, 2012 03:42 PM (6JMZR)

217 Maybe this weekend I'll go pheasant hunting, or maybe brew some beer I've got a hankering for barley wine, maybe grief some eurotards on EVE online. Maybe do it all. I've been successful enough to have the means to do most things I want, and I am forever thankful of that.

Posted by: MikeTheMoose at November 07, 2012 03:43 PM (0q2P7)

218 Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 07:37 PM (azBZB) Are you sure ncj? BC my hubs thinks I plot to nurse him ( by taking advantage of his various deadly allergies) but I love him so and am grateful for how hard he works for us. I'm also grateful for my kids and that I can homeschool them and als

Posted by: Elizabethe at November 07, 2012 03:43 PM (TOBhV)

219 hoss, I'm sorry to hear about your loss. It must be crushing. It is at least good to see your nick again.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:43 PM (LCRYB)

220 >> I like that spot on runninrebel's wife's thigh in front just below her hip.<<

...and the nape of her neck when she holds her hair out of the way

Posted by: Albie Damned at November 07, 2012 03:43 PM (Yhu4q)

221 I am reading a really interesting book about Grover Cleveland. Seriously, I never knew that was possible, either. It's an easy read and keeps your attention. All facts, too. It's titled, "The President Is a Sick Man: Wherein the Supposedly Virtuous Grover Cleveland Survives a Secret Surgery at Sea and Vilifies the Courageous Newspaperman Who Dared Expose the Truth." I know that's a long title, but it's 100 percent for real. And doesn't that title sound awesome? It actually sounds like something Ace would write.

Posted by: Travis at November 07, 2012 03:43 PM (9WkMB)

222 @206: Those tough times lasted an awful lot longer than I hoped, but yes I'm still here. I am grateful for all you morons, too.

Posted by: Joffen, fucking sunshine patriot at November 07, 2012 03:43 PM (Cl95C)

223 >>>By the way Ace, thank you for a thread like this. no thanks needed, it's more for me. Obviously I am not greatly enthused to deal with the news of the day.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 03:44 PM (LCRYB)

224 Also for free wifi so I can keep in touch with the horde when I am out running errands.

Posted by: Elizabethe at November 07, 2012 03:44 PM (TOBhV)

225 Hoss, so sorry to hear that.  You and your wife have my condolences.

Posted by: Slublog at November 07, 2012 03:44 PM (SjVZP)

226 Welcome back Hoss. I have no good words, but my thoughts and prayers will be with you.

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:44 PM (2rMmy)

227 Oh, sure, I get through 700 great comments and leave my happy thoughts down there at the bottom on the other thread, and What th...? I come up to the surface, and find this thread? I have to get happy and feel good all over again? Well, okay. But just because Ace says so.

Posted by: That Mindful Guy is doing better at November 07, 2012 03:44 PM (lBpVP)

228 Thank you all for the well wishes.  You guys and this place have been my sanity saver more than a few times over the last few years, and even moreso over the last few months.  I have two more chemos left, and then "maintenance chemo" (which I'd never heard of before), but if it keeps the damn cancer at bay, then I'm all for it.  My 9 year old son needs his mama.

Posted by: rohon at November 07, 2012 03:44 PM (PvhGw)

229 I'm thankful that my mom and I still get the chance to fly in from opposite sides of the continent to visit my grandma.  She has dementia and has a vague idea of who Mom is but no clue as to who I am*.  But anyone who sees us knows they're seeing three generations because we all look alike.  And that my Gram and Gramp worked  hard on physical therapy for two years to get my mom to walk again after she nearly died from polio as a toddler (her sister was buried the day she was to start kindergarten).

*She did call me "Smartypants" two visits ago.  She still has her opinions and says a lot just by the familiar looks she gives.  I also got her watching hockey, although she isn't fond of the violence.

Posted by: I lurk, therefore I am at November 07, 2012 03:45 PM (JINR+)

230

220  nah, i'm kidding

she's a keeper and like 20 levels above what I should be with

after almost 13 years of marriage we're still going strong

 

but she really is insane and violent

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:46 PM (azBZB)

231 Hoss, So very, very sorry for the death of your baby daughter.

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 07, 2012 03:46 PM (zfFcz)

232 Hoss...my deepest condolences.

Posted by: Sgt. York at November 07, 2012 03:46 PM (fGatA)

233 I am so sorry, Hoss.

Posted by: rohon at November 07, 2012 03:46 PM (PvhGw)

234

Hoss - I am so sorry for your loss.  Sometimes we just don't know the why when these events happen in our lives.

Hold on to your dear wife and you will prevail.

Posted by: Cheri at November 07, 2012 03:47 PM (EAgmr)

235 Jane, yes to raised beds. When I start a new section, I usually do it in Fall. Turn the sod, pour on some compost, and seed it thickly with Rye. In Spring I turn the whole thing over again, flipping the rye down. A couple weeks later I carve out paths down to below the topsoil, and turn that topsoil onto the beds. Top off with compost, and plant in about a week or so.

The beds need to be topped off with compost, manure, or chopped leaves and grass clippings at least once a year to maintain good fertility, if you leave the soil uncovered most of the time.

A permanent straw or hay mulch a la Ruth Stout method will give you a layer of spongy black topsoil full of worm castings, just like what you find under heavy leaf litter in a forest.

But it's not a good strategy for areas that have a lot of shad and slug damage.

I don't bother double-digging beds anymore with this technique. The worms loosen up the subsoil enough for me, and plants can't really use that hard clay underneath it anyway.

Posted by: lauraw at November 07, 2012 03:47 PM (yGblt)

236 >>Posted by: Hoss Fuentes at November 07, 2012 07:41 PM (aozUR)<<

Not in the least bummed out. Honored is more like it.

We went through something somewhat similar. Trust me, you won't forget, but you will find  sort of a peace with it

Posted by: Albie Damned at November 07, 2012 03:47 PM (Yhu4q)

237 Hoss, condolences to you and your wife.


Posted by: Retread at November 07, 2012 03:48 PM (zxitI)

238 Obviously I am not greatly enthused to deal with the news of the day. Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 07:44 PM (LCRYB) ------------------------------------------------------------ News? What news?

Posted by: Truck Monkey at November 07, 2012 03:48 PM (jucos)

239

what this blog makes me most thankful for though is this:

HEY ALEXTHECHICK!!!

ON YOUR SHOULDER!!!

SPIDER CLOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

runs away laughing

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:48 PM (azBZB)

240 joffren, hey! How is your sweet lil red haired girl?

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at November 07, 2012 03:48 PM (2rMmy)

241

I own a business.  I have an incredible wife and family.  I live on a golf course, inside a gated community... with real live security guards.

 

My life does not suck.

Posted by: AndrewsDad at November 07, 2012 03:49 PM (C2//T)

242 Hoss, I'm so, so sorry.

Posted by: The Mega Independent at November 07, 2012 03:49 PM (6JMZR)

243 Hoss Fuentes: I'm glad you are here and that your sweet baby was with us, no matter how briefly.

Posted by: Truman North at November 07, 2012 03:50 PM (I2LwF)

244 >>>>what this blog makes me most thankful for though is this:
HEY ALEXTHECHICK!!!
ON YOUR SHOULDER!!!
SPIDER CLOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!<<<<

Haha. Thanks for the laugh.  I needed it.

Posted by: Slublog at November 07, 2012 03:50 PM (SjVZP)

245 I haven't commented here in a few years, but I have been lurking the whole time. I'm thankful for my beautiful wife and two beautiful daughters. I'm looking forward to a great ski season after a nice, long golf season. I can't wait to spend time with family and friends over the holidays and on the slopes in VT. I'm thankful for the saving grace of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and to the faithful helping me along the journey to becoming Catholic that I am currently following. And, yes, I'm thankful for Ace, for his wit and insight.

Posted by: General Stark at November 07, 2012 03:50 PM (TOIMh)

246 is there such a thing as Thanksgiving pastrami? I really want to make pastrami and there's three weeks till Thanksgiving, it seems like a perfect fit.

Posted by: mbbisnotme at November 07, 2012 03:51 PM (lbmTC)

247 Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 07:48 PM (azBZB)


I'm thankful that I've developed the ability to stompy people via internet.


*stompystompystompy*

Posted by: alexthechick - SMOD. Our only hope. Literally. at November 07, 2012 03:52 PM (Gk3SS)

248 Pastrami is awesome!!!

Posted by: Tobacco Road at November 07, 2012 03:53 PM (4Mv1T)

249 Thankful? Great kids. Ex cheerleader wife. Her really hot friends. 166 what is a "wicked metal" 2 yr old like? Posted by: Soothsayer at November 07, 2012 07:33 PM (vczth) Taz on meth. Truman, a non physical affair? Wtf? Navycopjoe.......AHEM.

Posted by: BCochran1981 at November 07, 2012 03:53 PM (GEICT)

250 We went through something somewhat similar. Trust me, you won't forget, but you will find sort of a peace with it

Posted by: Albie Damned at November 07, 2012 07:47 PM (Yhu4q)


I have a cousin who went through virtually the same situation about nine years ago.   He and his wife have been a great deal of help, especially for my wife.  Seems for now like time is going to be the biggest factor in helping process everything.  We've kind of ruled out the silly ways of dealing with what's going on (moving, changing jobs, getting a second dog, etc.) and instead coming up with more positive ways of moving forward.

Also, the news (aside from this site, Insty, and what I have to read for work) is on blackout.  TV is pretty much limited to British Top Gear or Sherlock on Netflix and Red Eye.  Oddly enough, this seems to be helping quite a bit.

Posted by: Hoss Fuentes at November 07, 2012 03:53 PM (aozUR)

251 Sorry for your loss, Hoss.

Posted by: Dr Spank at November 07, 2012 03:54 PM (4cRnj)

252 119>>> started smoking again today.....totally excited to shorten my lifespan.

I hope not for real.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 07:26 PM (LCRYB)..................only half kidding, I did bum a couple of smokes today after not smoking for a very very long time. I was on call last night and unable to drink. I needed something this morning to make my day even shittier I guess. Actually I hope I have a long life, long enough to see my country come back

Posted by: Molly k at November 07, 2012 03:54 PM (OCkzq)

253

 For all you guys bragging about your girlfriends'/wives' huge titties, my husband has a twelve inch long package. So there

Is that the one in the night stand?

Posted by: harleycowboy at November 07, 2012 03:56 PM (wSTfB)

254

I love Thanksgiving and I live in America's hometown, Plymouth, MA.  Lots of activities starting up here for Thanksgiving and they are all fun so I am grateful to be able to participate in them.

 

Thankful that I just got my power back after 4 hours being without today ... which makes me feel bad because of all the poor people still suffering the effects of Hurricane Sandy.

Thankful I have a job and can pay my mortgage and bills and still have a little fun and give to charity as well.

 

Also very thankful for white wine  

Posted by: tank at November 07, 2012 03:57 PM (t36TP)

255 Obviously I am not greatly enthused to deal with the news of the day.

Posted by: ace at November 07, 2012 07:44 PM (LCRYB)



I know.  I was really upset to learn AllenG had a blog too.

Posted by: DangerGirl (@deadlyestrogen) at November 07, 2012 03:57 PM (GrtrJ)

256

246  heh

actually this blog taught me a lot about people and the true meaning of what is behind the machine of politics

 

some of you may remember that I was starting a run for the state senate here in Hawaii but killed it because we moved

a couple of you know my bro-in-law was doing the same in Illinois

 

not next cycle

he'll be going up against bobby rush's seat (that bobby rush)

 

i'll be announcing my bid here, on this site, for my run for the US House of Rep (HI-1)  as soon as I get the paperwork done

 

family is behind me 100%, time to stop fucking around

 

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 03:58 PM (azBZB)

257 Thinking about folks without power. Had two episodes in 15 years with no power for ten days each. One hot as hell after Hurricane Fran and 9 month pregnant wife, the other after an ice storm. House was 40 degrees. Funny thing is my boys were little and have fond memories of the sofa pushed all the way up to the fireplace hearth and sleeping with us under five blankets I am thankful for HEAT!

Posted by: Tobacco Road at November 07, 2012 03:58 PM (4Mv1T)

258 Hoss, I am so sorry for your loss.

Posted by: DangerGirl (@deadlyestrogen) at November 07, 2012 03:58 PM (GrtrJ)

259

191 I see all these posts from the ettes saying "I have a great husband, I love him so" my wife is trying to figure out where to hide my body

 

----------

 

I think mine already has a spot picked out.



 

Posted by: Anachronda needs MOAR CHOCOLATE at November 07, 2012 03:59 PM (FzhYM)

260

Hoss Fuentes at November 07, 2012 07:41 PM (aozUR

My condolenses.

Posted by: harleycowboy at November 07, 2012 03:59 PM (wSTfB)

261 After Ace posted about e-cigs someone (sorry, but I've forgotten who but think it was CDR M) in the comments posted a link to an e-cig seller who was running a half-off sale so I bought two kits. I smoked the last real cigarette last Thanksgiving Day. So thanks, Ace, for the post, and CDR M for the link.

Posted by: Retread at November 07, 2012 04:00 PM (zxitI)

262 i'll be announcing my bid here, on this site, for my run for the US House of Rep (HI-1) as soon as I get the paperwork done

Fantastic. Let us know what we can do to help.  That is great.

Posted by: Slublog at November 07, 2012 04:00 PM (SjVZP)

263 My husband gave me a really long orgasm yesterday morning.  And he always does. OK.  That's all I'm going to say. 

Posted by: L, just L at November 07, 2012 04:00 PM (0PiQ4)

264 Hoss, I'm so sorry for you loss.  Some things we'll just never understand...


My prayers are with you and your wife.

Posted by: Tami at November 07, 2012 04:01 PM (X6akg)

265 Hoss, my sincerest condolences at your loss.

Posted by: Otis Criblecoblis at November 07, 2012 04:02 PM (IlZPo)

266
A guy called in and said he and his wife transported the turkey to his m-i-l's to be cooked there. His wife stuffed a can of Pam in the turkey's butt for transport, and forgot about it when they put it in the oven. After about an hour, there was a huge "BAM!" and the oven door flew open and the can blew out a kitchen window.

I call "bullshit" but it's still funny.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 07:05 PM (UOM4


Exploding ovens:

When I was in college I lived in a ghetto apt for a year. I called it The Ghetto. It was in a concrete-block structure with possible asbestos ceilings. Sort of like an old warehouse for nuclear materials in Western city. A fourplex near bus route. I was dating a guy and decided to cook for him. I had a "Betty Crocker Cooking For Two" cookbook and knew how to cook a few entrees from that source. I was making "Chicken Cacciatore" in skillet, and had "warmed up" the oven for bread. The guy, we will call him "Dumbstruck," was in LR finding music for the gala event. I was happily stirring sauce when BOOM!Eleventy!! then instantly deaf and smelling singed hair. You see, I grew up in an all electric house and was not familiar with pilot light thingies, which need to be lit before use of oven. Nor did I ever cook, as I survived college on cereal, milk, OJ, meals at hospital where I trained and worked, and beer. So I had little need for oven and had also never used it. "Dumbstruck" came into galley kitchen (after admiring me from couch while I cooked) asking "What the hell was that?" Half my hair had singed up to my shoulder (hair was down to waist in length) and I was deaf and saying "Huh?" He turned off oven, took wooden spoon out of my hand, and led me to couch where I sat in shock. I am not sure if we ate at all (I may have had a concussion?) and I never saw him much after that (romance went up almost in flames). I later had a huge hematoma the size of my fist on my thigh, as the oven door flew open with force, singed hair and hit thigh, and shut. Asbestos ceiling, by the way, fell down in little pieces so I may have mesothelioma (now that I think of it!) and may have to sue someone. I am not a fan of gas ovens to this day.


The next day I was talking to a few neighbors (one in fourplex and another on block) and they asked if I felt the "earthquake" the day before. I told them it was I, ChristyBlinky Supermodel, cooking and making the earth move.


My husband did not marry me for my cooking skillz, even though I am very gourmet now.

Posted by: ChristyBlinky, raving lunatic about Benghazi at November 07, 2012 04:03 PM (baL2B)

267 @213 I'm very sorry for your loss. I know your daughter is in a better place. This was one of my grandmothers's favorite Bible verses, and I think of it often: Mt 10,29-31. (I'm so old, this is how we talked when we were kids...) "29 Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing? and one of them shall not fall on the ground without your Father. 30 But the very hairs of your head are all numbered. 31 Fear ye not therefore, ye are of more value than many sparrows."

Posted by: Thorvald at November 07, 2012 04:03 PM (1V6Pv)

268 Hoss - so sorry to hear about your baby girl.  My prayers with you and your wife.

Posted by: tank at November 07, 2012 04:03 PM (t36TP)

269 265  pictures and high-def video or it didn't happen

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 04:04 PM (azBZB)

270

I'm eating Captain Crunch with Crunch Berries for dinner and I will sit down tonight and sew for awhile.   I never get time to do that.  No blogging after my cereal, I'm done for the night.

Posted by: Jaimo at November 07, 2012 04:04 PM (zujTK)

271

well kids, i'm going to go play some dokken on the girl's san dimas for a while

I shall return!!!!

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 04:07 PM (azBZB)

272 family is behind me 100%, time to stop fucking around

Posted by: navycopjoe at November 07, 2012 07:58 PM (azBZB)


You go, dude!

Posted by: ChristyBlinky, raving lunatic about Benghazi at November 07, 2012 04:07 PM (baL2B)

273 The good thing (!) is I had a place to go when I got home from work today. Believe it or not, it's this blog.

Posted by: Silk at November 07, 2012 04:09 PM (8Tq14)

274 Things I'm thankful for: My kids and my granddaughter. Good friends. Jesus Christ. Bacon. There's more, but that's off the top of my head.

Posted by: Captain Whitebread at November 07, 2012 04:09 PM (5J54Q)

275 I've got a good job, and I am thinking about trading it in for a slightly better job that will allow me to do something to help the men and women in uniform.  And my wife started a good job so we don't have to worry about living paycheck to paycheck.  We might get rid of a lot of our debt in the next two years, despite all the crap coming out of DC.

Posted by: survivor at November 07, 2012 04:11 PM (iDd2d)

276 Hoss, I'm so sorry for the loss of your baby daughter.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 04:12 PM (UOM48)

277

Hoss, so sorry for you and your wife.  There's now an angel in Heaven watching over you both.

 

Joffen, so very glad to have you here - I know it's been rough.

Posted by: Teresa in Fort Worth, TX at November 07, 2012 04:12 PM (P6H+d)

278 I am going to bed early.  Last night exhausted me,  and I didn't sleep well.

I am thankful for the Moron Horde,  and for Ace's site.

Christmas is coming.  As Tiny Tim said,  God bless us,  every one!

Posted by: Miss Marple at November 07, 2012 04:12 PM (GoIUi)

279 Posted by: Hoss Fuentes at November 07, 2012 07:41 PM (aozUR)


Hoss, my deepest condolences. Prayers said for you and your wife.

Posted by: ChristyBlinky, raving lunatic about Benghazi at November 07, 2012 04:13 PM (baL2B)

280 I am thankful for online shopping. No Christmas music, no T-Day displays, no human beings rubbing against me. I like bars, even crowded bars where people rub against one, but not retail stores with people all runny-nosed and coughing and looking right at my ... shopping cart! I guess I like the grocery store a little too, so I am thankful that we are not having a zombie apocalypse right now. Don't want to have to shoot a zombie just to get some swiss cheese!

Posted by: and irresolute at November 07, 2012 04:13 PM (DBH1h)

281 I've been depressed all day.  Husband brought home Chinese take-out.  I'm thankful for that.  And a nice glass of wine to wash it down with.

Tomorrow we begin the long slog back.

Courage, folks.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 04:14 PM (UOM48)

282 I have my daughter here with me, she was born at 24 weeks so she is lucky to be alike. At 8 years old and with some combination of MR/autism, she is difficult to care for. But I wouldn't give her away for anything and she brings profound joys every day. She is currently watching her favorite movie, 101 Dalmatians. I'm chatting with my beloved, with whom I am to be married to someday and some ways already am. I tell you, boys and girls, you will never find a greater combination of sweet domesticity and kinky sexuality than my woman. It bites that the election went so badly but we will cut our losses and fight on and enjoy our lives in the meantime. Bless you all!

Posted by: JJ Stone at November 07, 2012 04:14 PM (0yeg8)

283 Thankful for first world plumbing.

Posted by: sinmi at November 07, 2012 04:16 PM (WLoOJ)

284 I'm also thankful for the "mute" button on my remote when Sheppy or O'Reilly are on.  Oh, and the "off" button when Alan Colmes' Skeletor self appears.

And I love our two sweet kittehs.  They are loving and amusing.

Posted by: Jane D'oh at November 07, 2012 04:16 PM (UOM48)

285 This may be a little too specific, but I am grateful for metallic cartridge reloading. Be forewarned! The next thing you know, you'll want an apparatus to test barrel harmonics. Or, at least, the equipment to make ultra slo-mo video of the phenomenon and its variability. When optics fail us, we imagine a veritable plenum of wind indicators for a thousand yards parallel to the arc of trajectory. Get down on your belly, shoot perpendicular to the arc of Earth's rotation, and see how far the earth rotates during the time of flight.

Posted by: Thorvald at November 07, 2012 04:17 PM (1V6Pv)

286 At 8 years old and with some combination of MR/autism, she is difficult to care for. But I wouldn't give her away for anything and she brings profound joys every day.

The combination of joy and difficulty that parenting brings is a pretty unique thing, isn't it?  Our oldest was recently diagnosed with Asperger's, which has made life...interesting.  Yet she's an amazing kid.  We wouldn't have her any other way.

Best of luck to you and yours.

Posted by: Slublog at November 07, 2012 04:18 PM (SjVZP)

287

I'm grateful for reliable internet service so I can lurk at AOSHQ every day. Last time I checked, I have a very nice rack. I have a wonderful, toe-curlingly-sexay boyfriend who  calls or texts me two times every day to say that he loves me and is thinking of me.  I'm going to be laid off in ten days, but I have some savings. I have a huge Irish Catholic family. My little brother is engaged to a wonderful girl. A big, friendly Labrador ran up to me at work today and licked my face! Je ne regrette rien! I regret nothing!

Posted by: Verity Kindle at November 07, 2012 04:19 PM (9gXev)

288 After 2 heart attacks a regimen of diet, exercise, max dosage statins and Zetia i now have cholesterol within normal levels. Assorted tests haven't found anything disturbing with my coronary arteries. So that's good. ------------ Also, PS2 games are cheap now. Been buying the ones that used to be too expensive.

Posted by: Comrade Arthur at November 07, 2012 04:19 PM (eEev7)

289 Listening to the lovely "Mozartiana" by Thaikovsky right now. http://youtu.be/GM-ybUTPFjA

Posted by: logprof at November 07, 2012 04:20 PM (jKE+Z)

290 I'm thankful that I just discovered I need to have a gardening blog where I talk about gardening and share gardening thoughts.

Because there are only 45,832,908 gardening blogs out there.

But this one will be special. Because I say 'fuck' a lot.

Posted by: lauraw at November 07, 2012 04:24 PM (yGblt)

291 I love my bed...haha..I say this every night i get into it...soooo comfy and my hubby laughs...

Thankful for coffee!
So thankful I was able to just work partime and have more time at home with my kids...


Posted by: Beverley at November 07, 2012 04:25 PM (ZmGpV)

292 I am thankful for many things. Second only to faith in our Lord and Savior, is my absolute love of Ace, this site, and the exquisite commenters. I post less often than blue moons, but this is my first read in the mornings, and check in many times during the day. I am also thankful that even though I am on the short list for the next round of layoffs at work, I have been getting nice nibbles for my next adventure. Ever the optimist. After church I look forward to the book thread, I read the gaming thread (though I suck as a gamer and usually have less than a clue what's being discussed), I have also enjoyed the chess discussion thread. I don't play but the information interesting. Thank y'all for the laughs. I always feel proud when I catch and understand the "inside" jokes. Oh, and I have to say that two of my all time favorite threads were the Winnie the Pooh/Christopher Robin thread from a few years back, and the thread regarding the death of Roy Schneider. (commenting on the 100 acre "wood", and comments from Bruce the shark). Still makes me smile. Long live Brian Denehy.

Posted by: LR at November 07, 2012 04:26 PM (85x54)

293 In grateful we well be going camping the week of thanksgiving. I made the reservations some time ago, and I'm glad I did. We really need it now.

Posted by: Alana at November 07, 2012 04:27 PM (ONMdB)

294 Michelle Malkin has a "20 things that went right on Election Day" post up on her site.  It cheered me up a little bit.   Especially #4. 

I thought of another thing to be grateful for:  Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks."  I love that song.  That will be our national anthem before too long.  So learn the words now so that you can sing along later.

Posted by: L, just L at November 07, 2012 04:32 PM (0PiQ4)

295 I love this site and the horde.  Some days while at work reading the comments I laugh so hard, it makes the day go faster.  Thank you all!

I have two great kids, an awesome wife, a crazy labrador retriever, and two crazier kittehs.  In other words life is great. 

Posted by: Jim Scrummy at November 07, 2012 04:33 PM (Vu3LY)

296 100 Any suggestions? Posted by: Mandy P., lurking lurker who lurks at November 07, 2012 07:23 PM (qFpRI) A lot of the Moronettes in my family are trying to limit carbs(impossible most times) We make these stuffed mushrooms: http://tinyurl.com/ao26ge5 & Here's a tip: add one shredded carrot to the veggies when you put them in the skillet and if you shred the zucchini in the food processor instead of chopping it, it is heavenly. I am always thankful for a good meal shared with those I love!

Posted by: RondinellaMamma at November 07, 2012 04:35 PM (53riN)

297 Oh, Hoss, I'm so incredibly sorry. I keep thinking of things to say, axioms like "she's watching over you now," or "You'll see her again," but somehow they just seem trite. I'm praying for you and your wife, and your little angel.

Your story did make me think of one of the things I'm grateful for: that I was born when and where I was. I was born a month early, but had stopped growing around 20 weeks or so.... any nourishment I was getting went straight to my brain. I weighed 1lb, 9 oz when born and was only ten inches long (and five of those easily were my head). I thank God that I was born in the "modern age," and in America.... and that I don't have many issues from the circumstances of my birth. Yeah, I'm roughly the size of a hobbit.... and my eyesight is horrendous, and my lung capacity and motor skills leave something to be desired. But I have full control over my faculties, am considered halfway intelligent, and can move and breathe on my own. So I've got that going for me.

I also am grateful to live in America because even though things didn't go our way last night, we still go to vote in a truly free election, without fear of getting blown up while waiting in line. I'm grateful I could drive myself to the polling place and be seen out in public without a male chaperone and wearing whatever the heck I please.

I thank God for my children, who give me such joy every day. Especially now that we are one week into an eight month long deployment for my husband. I'm so proud of him and his fellow sailors, but I hate that he's got to leave. My son is taking it very, very hard/ All I can do is hug him, and give my daughter kisses from him. They brighten my days, and I know without them I'd be curled up on the couch each day, sobbing into a bottle of wine and eating myself into a coma.

And I know this sounds stupid but I'm grateful for Facebook. As much as it drives me crazy with the politics, it keeps me in touch with people that I love. If not for Facebook I could probably go weeks without interacting with another human being other than my kids for weeks. Which, God, sounds so much more pathetic when I actually put it to words!

Posted by: CMS2004 at November 07, 2012 04:37 PM (arttL)

298 I had a really shitty October (and the first week of November hasn't been great either), but one thing that changed my mood every damn time I listened to it was the first song in this article:  http://tinyurl.com/8m6m2st

That's one fun song.

Posted by: notthatGreg at November 07, 2012 04:39 PM (norkA)

299 I'm thankful for the Internets and all my imaginary friends that live in the tubes. Yes, even you, Ace. You effluvious Ewok.
I'm thankful for my family, because they have to put up with me, being related and all.
I'm thankful I have a good job, a cute house, and my health.
I'm thankful for the ebook revolution and all my readers who are helping me pay off my mortgage, the only debt I have.
And I'm really, really grateful the Giant Space Goat didn't eat the planet like all those stuffy people said it would.

Posted by: Sabrina Chase at November 07, 2012 04:40 PM (wfSF5)

300 I donated blood today, I am AB- and they are always happy to see me. One of my foster kittens was adopted into a great family (I always have at least one foster dog or cat).My husband and kids (boy, 15 & Chinese girl 11) never complain about having to care for the menagerie around here when I am on my weekly work trip.Finally, I told a friend about this site last night, and he likes it here. Hi! Bye! Back to lurking

Posted by: Crazy pet lady at November 07, 2012 04:40 PM (Q3g/2)

301 I just read the NY Post re: the new storm. Those poor people still trying to dig out from Sandy, now with 23 degrees, snow, sleet and flying debris.

Oh, and Nanny Bloomberg has "ordered" out of state utility crews to stay. Can he do that? I am sure they would want to stay and help or they would not be there anyway (or try to help when the unions are not interfering and calling them scabs and stuff). The city gave out 1500 space heaters to the elderly. What a mess.

LI railroad closed. Bridges to close in high winds. Penn Station closed due to "overcrowding."

Is the media reporting this now that their Barky is safely reinstalled on his throne?

Posted by: ChristyBlinky, raving lunatic about Benghazi at November 07, 2012 04:41 PM (baL2B)

302 I have a wonderful wife, a great step daughter, a concealed carry permit, and a FFL. My wife lets me buy almost as many guns and crates of ammo as I like. She said I can buy one more this year. Yep, I guess 3 guns/1 crate of ammo a month was a bit excessive. After hearing the election results I will be buying many more next year. My wife tells me another gun arrived by UPS. From the pics it looks nice. Can't wait to get back home and do some target shooting. I'm making enough money to pay the bills, even though I have to spend most of my time in China away from the family. I'm looking forward to eating Chicken with chopsticks on T-day. It just keeps getting better and better!

Posted by: Judge Roy Bean at November 07, 2012 04:42 PM (Sedwk)

303 Oops! Sorry, wrong thread, Ace! Ack! (#303). Sorry!

Posted by: ChristyBlinky, raving lunatic about Benghazi at November 07, 2012 04:42 PM (baL2B)

304 My mom is gone, but I still have my dad.  My older brother seems not to be drinking quite so much.  My younger brother and his wife are surprisingly normal for libertarians.  I moved from my home of 30 years when my mom was sick a couple of years ago, but I have made some new friends in the town where I grew up.  I get to make Thanksgiving dinner this year.  I love cooking for my favorite holiday, except for pie.  I cannot make pie.

God bless you and your wife, Hoss.  My uncle and his wife adopted two kids before accidentally having their own.  They are all family.

Posted by: huerfano at November 07, 2012 04:44 PM (bAGA/)

305 My wife of twenty years has a very cute ass.

Posted by: Lucky guy at November 07, 2012 04:46 PM (/A1Rb)

306 I'm listening to Van Morrison CD's, watching a college football game (Ohio/Bowling Green) and drinking a case of Sam Adams Winter Lager! I'm doing ok...............hic.............

Posted by: puddleglum at November 07, 2012 04:47 PM (+NOBG)

307 Grateful for hot meals, water, roof over head and dry house after reading about Staten Island tonight. We take a lot for granted until it is gone.


Posted by: ChristyBlinky, raving lunatic about Benghazi at November 07, 2012 04:48 PM (baL2B)

308 So sorry for your loss, Hoss. I will keep you and your wife in my prayers. Memory Eternal for your beautiful girl! My middle son and his wife have lost 2 babies this year to miscarriages, my first 2 grandchildren. I am grateful for my children and my wonderful husband and you wonderful folks here. And I light candles for my grand babies every Sunday and pray they know how much we love them and look forward to the day we are all together again.

Posted by: MrsMittens at November 07, 2012 04:50 PM (V2EE/)

309

I am thankful for my husband, our kids, and my extended family. My husband is a wonderful man who works hard and worries that his check isn't enough. I'v beena stay at home mom for so long I am probably unemployable.  Thankful for our home, my vegetable and flower gardens and the dumbass dog that digs in both. I am thankful that my son, 17,straight A student, senior in h.s. hoping to attend West Point, was able to have the trip of a lifetime by joining his cousin on board th USS Enterprise for its final tiger cruise. He had a blast. Im thankful that hubby's e.r visit was a big ol nothing to worry about.

We are healthy, we have a home, we have love and fun and joy. It's all good here.

Posted by: madamemayhem at November 07, 2012 04:51 PM (iRgZG)

310 I've wondered how many commenters and lurkers are on this site ? Does any one know ? I think the 'rons and "ettes might be the sanest people I haven't met.

Posted by: seamrog at November 07, 2012 04:52 PM (1k4aa)

311

I've lurked here for eight (8!) years and this post finally brings me out from under my rock...

I'm thankful that while my job has absolutly nothing to do with my BA and that I get paid peanuts, it is something I love and have always wanted to do. That it has fulfilled me in a way nothing else has before, that I made the best friends I have ever had. I am also thankful for a close, like-minded, awesome, supportive family (for instance my mom's been running around this site as DaytonDenise).

As for books? David Weber's "Safehold" series is pretty excellent if you like Sci Fi, while anything by David Gemmell is amazing if you like fantasy as well as Terry Goodkind's "The Sword of Truth" series.

Posted by: SPC Tomorrow at November 07, 2012 05:31 PM (OkifW)

312 My cat climbed into bed with us last night and I fell asleep listening to his little purr machine. Better than a tranquilizer.

Posted by: Aud at November 07, 2012 05:46 PM (PGpgl)

313

Have a wife of 20 years that I still dig (and know I always will); 16 & 17 year old boys that are decent, fairly respectful, clever, and make me proud (most of the time); healthy parents (that are just close/just far enough - away); a job that pays the bills and keeps us in bacon and bourbon; a little bit of golf; occasional skiing; Panther PSL's; Mtns. and the Beach.

No real pains; no lumps; no hitches-in-my-getalong.

I just watched Modern Family and laughed out loud (really hard) ... and I found this blog last week.  All in all no complaints!  I am an American!

Life is good.

Posted by: Semi-New Moron at November 07, 2012 05:49 PM (mkb9H)

314

I also love me some ampersands, and I am having a hard time remembering that everyone does not.

Didn't Thom. Jefferson say, in Vol. VII

"To each his own punctuation. The King shall not deny, nor unjustly tax, our semi-colons."?

Posted by: Semi-New Moron at November 07, 2012 05:53 PM (mkb9H)

315 Hoss, I am so sorry for your and your wife's loss of your beloved daughter. I do believe with all of my heart that our world was richly blessed the 29 weeks and 3 days that she was in it. I prayed that you, your wife and all those who loved your precious daughter would experience a step towards healing the pain her loss has left. What a blessing she was to have left such a void. Godspeed.

Posted by: Stormy at November 07, 2012 06:26 PM (1f2Z2)

316 Today was my little girl's seventh birthday, and we went to Chevys. Crappy food, but she and her 3 year old brother loved it. Then my wife and I took them to target, got her a big present, him a small one, and will have a birthday party and bounce house on Saturday with a dozen little girls running around screaming. I've got a good job, a house that is too expensive but really nice, and I've got options. Today I am fine, and will continue to be fine. I'll continue to miss my dad who went to his final reward and was buried on a May day in California that rained and was just like an Irish funeral. Buried my mom on a similar Irish weather day in normally sunny California. And I will pray for them and for our country. For the next year I'm not going to care... Going to enjoy the kids, my wife, and have some fun.

Posted by: deadite at November 07, 2012 07:05 PM (8YVZT)

317 I'm grateful for my wonderful husband, without whom my life would have no meaning.  I'm grateful that he's brought me closer to my family and closer to God.  If we end up hiding in the woods with nothing but each other, I'll be OK.

Posted by: disa at November 07, 2012 07:05 PM (Zfbfs)

318 My son will be home shortly from school for several days for Thanksgiving. He's in his first semester of college nearby and is the light of my life. I see TV shows that have scenes about very difficult kids and realize how blessed my wife and I are.

Posted by: RM at November 07, 2012 08:17 PM (ixDYs)

319 Better late than never to the thankful party. I am a "once in a blue moon" commenter but frequent lurker for the past several years. Love the posts and love the sarcastic moron commenters even more. Ya'll made me laugh some yesterday and I needed it. We all needed it.

I'm thankful for my life. It's not too shabby. Even though I am completely burnt out at my job, I am grateful I have one. Thankful for my wonderful hubby whose first words after we learned the outcome of the election were "as long as we're together we'll be fine." I am also thankful for my doggies - all 8 of them. It's like having 8 perpetual 2 year olds running around the house. Our house can be chaos, but I can't imagine life without them.

God bless ya and our Country. We're going to need it.

Posted by: SithChick at November 08, 2012 03:43 AM (sDTgE)

320 I just finished Bill Whittle's "A New Begninning..." on YouTube.  I'm not going Gault, but rather Common Sense Resistance.

Posted by: Hazchic at November 08, 2012 08:39 AM (NNnJF)

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