KOEB meeting, Friday 5-20-05

[WhirlyGirl]

Hi, KOEBers & ASTBers! :hi:

Here's something I have in common w/ Keith!



:loveya:

[CC]

1. Hi Whirls

how many underwear jokes are there?

[WhirlyGirl]

2. Hi, Ferretessa!

Did he say, "I see London..."?

[CC]

4. Not yet

Watch he saw that and won't say it now.

[WhirlyGirl]

11. LOL - I wuz wondering...

. . . If he says it, we should throw a big party for Berry down at that thread!

PS - I can't believe Keith is giving THIS much attention to a Murdoch rag, I don't care how big their circulation is. x(

[CC]

56. It was worth it to

hear him say so does Murdoch apologize now? And it does show that * and cabal have no control over there at all, even to our people. That or they are allowing it and either way they look bad.

[Berry Cool]

112. Jeez, sorry I blew it, guys! ;-)

Hi all! :hi:

[RevCheesehead]

122. Isn't that Patsy's line, anyways?

"I saw London, I saw France..."

[Berry Cool]

139. Yeah, as in "I saw London, I saw France..."

"I saw women dressed in ways that they would have looked BETTER in their underpants"!

Pats posted one scary Louvre picture! The woman with the white skirt and black hose...OUCH!!! And I thought Keith's gray suit, griddy white shirt and striped tie were a fashion faux pas! That one is almost as bad as wearing diapers to a wedding! Someone should introduce that woman to Dan Abrams, they're made for each other!

[RevCheesehead]

144. Great minds think alike.

I saw that last night (I was lurking, but not enough energy to post), and my first thought was "Whoops, I forgot my skirt."

[WhirlyGirl]

233. 'KO's gray suit, griddy white shirt & striped tie were a fashion faux pas'

. . . (TEXTURED gray suit.) I really LIKE that combination!

They should continue to let him wear what looks good to him, IMO.

Let Olbermann be Olbermann.

[WhirlyGirl]

234. PS: Here, folks - judge for yourselves....

Is this image not irresistable?-- http://olbermann.org/ko/photo_detail.cfm?photos_id=273

<sighhhh> :loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya:

[Berry Cool]

247. Hmm. To me, he looks adorable. The outfit does not.

I have never been convinced that grids and stripes go together! If I were a guy, I'd probably never wear a griddy shirt to begin with, but if I did, I'd wear them with plain ties only so as not to give them another pattern to "fight" with.

But that's just me.

We are agreed that the person inside the outfit is irressistible.

[Patsy Stone]

3. So I'm thinking then

that the "Greatest Story Ever Told" is the one of Izzy and KO back in the day.

Hey, the schmuck is speaking...With that smirk... :puke:

For KO, who's gonna show some really old footage of himself.

:loveya::loveya::loveya:

[CC]

6. Hi Patsy and I think

you are right. And looks like he has 3 caterpillars with the stash.

[Patsy Stone]

15. LOL!

So true. Men just get better looking as they age, and that's not fair, but it is fun to look at. :)

[CC]

48. Specially when they dive

into the disco look full tilt.

[SharonRB]

38. You missed a lot of old footage when you were gone

He did a great story on the WTC and showed old footage of himself when he worked there. It pretty much mirrored one of his blogs.

[Patsy Stone]

Hey, Sharon

I read that blog and I agree. Apparently so does The Donald. :)

Also, the story of Izzy in his blog warmed my heart not only because of the sentiment, but because I, too, loooooved Bucky Dent. He must have mentioned him four times. Mmmm, Bucky Dent!



ed again: to add better photo

[SharonRB]

60. I also agree about the WTC and like his idea about making one

tower shorter.

[Berry Cool]

177. I think I pointed this out before, but...

although The Donald does want to rebuild the Twin Towers, he does not want to rebuild one of them shorter. He wants to rebuild them both a floor HIGHER. The exact opposite of what Keith wants to do.

Because he's an idiot impressed by phallic gestures, no doubt.

[Berry Cool]

116. The second I saw the porn-stache pic of him in the opening

I thought "OF COURSE...he's gonna tell the Izzy story!"

And give us yet more ancient Keef footage!!!!

[RevCheesehead]

5. Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Moe -

To which KO thread should I go? :rofl:

Hi, folks!

[WhirlyGirl]

7. Hi, Rev!

. . . Good to see you back on the thread!

[RevCheesehead]

12. Hi, whirls.

I'm here, finally with it after a good night's sleep. :hi:

[WhirlyGirl]

20. A good sleep makes all the difference.

. . . How I would know that, I don't know because I stay up on the Internets all night... so my eyes look like this -->:crazy:

[SharonRB]

32. Sorry to hear about Roo, Rev

[RevCheesehead]

41. Thanks, Sharon.

Things are a bit better today. I haven't slept in several days, until last night.

You know, I can't see him, but he's still here. I feel his presence.

[Berry Cool]

117. Me too Rev!

Isn't sleep a blessing? :hug:

[RevCheesehead]

126. Sleep is highly underrated.

One of my favorite quotes from my brother, however, is "there is nothing on earth more overrated than sex, and underrated as taking a good shit."

Words to live by, I guess.... :)

[CC]

10. Hi Rev, how many are there?

I only saw this one when I came on.

Let us know where we should be.

[RevCheesehead]

19. There are two going - it's funny!

I asked the mods if they'd combine the two - but it may take time for that to happen. We are so goofy, at times.

[CC]

51. Goofy is good and they

combined them pretty fast.

Good to hear you got a good nights sleep, it does help some. Glad to have to you, you were missed. Even if you did answer elsewhere. But can understand needing time.

[RevCheesehead]

59. Yeah - I was in a major snark deficit.

It should return in about a week... just giving ya fair warning.

[CC]

71. Will be watching for it.

And well you had good reason to be in a snark deficit. But great to see you back, means you are starting to heal if only a little.

[bleever]

70. Hi Cheese. So sorry about your Roo. He looks like a great guy.

Hope you're doing well.

:hi:

[RevCheesehead]

76. Thanks, bleev -

I'm doing a lot better today. (so are the "girls" - um, meaning the other cats, OK?)

[bleever]

86. Here's to Roo, and you, and all your girls too.

:toast:

[RevCheesehead]

96. what, no Leinie's or Old Style?

I've never tried this one. Leinies = :puke:

Pass the Rolling Rock, please. :toast:

To Roo - the coolest cat-dog in the world: :toast:

[bleever]

104. LOL. My friend has a Maine Coon named Boomer who's a cat-dog.

The other day he "sat" for a treat.

ROFL.

And is this enough?

[RevCheesehead]

118. For tonight? Sure.

Yeah, my guy would growl, come to the door wagging his tail, , hide his tail under his legs during a thunderstorm, and eat just about anything you gave him. He patrolled the house nightly, every few hours, to keep us safe.

We are currently testosterone-deprived.

[bleever]

125. That's really sweet.

As for your shortage, I refer you to my post #121.

:)

[RevCheesehead]

134. whoa -

I'm thinking you're the second from the left, correct? :loveya:

[bleever]

142. Close; but no. I was the one taking the picture, because

we were short one pair of boxer-briefs.

:shrug:

[RevCheesehead]

147. You know what's amazing?

Is how you got such a clear picture, in spite of the little bars on your wheel. Great job! :thumbsup:

[bleever]

154. You're confusing me with Botany; get your head out from under

that beer tap.

:)

[Berry Cool]

120. Well, I have a monkey-cat. so...

...a cat-dog isn't so rare.

Maine Coons do act very doglike, don't they?

[bleever]

130. Maine Coons are very dog-like. They even like swimming.

And I recently met a cat who has the most amazing thumb-like appendages.

Imagine if cats developed opposable thumbs. Our status as the subservient species would be infinitely compounded.

[RevCheesehead]

136. Never underestimate the power of cats.

Roo, believe it or not, liked to play baseball. One Christmas, I took a jinglebell and tied it to a long ribbon, dangling it over his head, and spun it in a circle. If it were a baseball, it would have gone 500 feet!

He also knew how to use his "thumbs" to snag a string or ribbon, which he would use as dental floss.

When I took him in to the vet, I "held his hand" with a finger, and he wrapped his toes around my finger. (that was our "I love you" time) :loveya:

[bleever]

145. Don't make me cry, it's Friday night.

:hug:

[RevCheesehead]

151. Aww...

:hug: It was a moment suspended in time, which will last forever. I have nothing but pleasant, warm memories of that moment.

[Berry Cool]

157. Aw, Rev, you're making me cry too!

It's just too precious!

[Clark2008]

166. I love moments like this that you remember

Like when Blue used to get loose and be gone and gone and gone - well, when I went to England, my step-dad would come over after he got off work to let the dogs out and feed them. If Blue had opened the gate and gotten lose, he would see Ron's truck and come running because he knew it was pettin' and feedin' time.
So, when he'd continue to play Houdini and get out of the gate and be gone, I'd call Ron to come over and, wherever Blue was in the neighborhood, he'd hear that truck and come running home. :rofl:

:hug: Rev. and a pat in Heaven for your Roo.

[RevCheesehead]

167. Picture it now -

Roo and Blue, in heaven, sniffing each other's butts.... :)

[Clark2008]

182. Or chasing each other - more likely!

:7

[RevCheesehead]

185. why - was Blue afraid of cats?

:)

[Clark2008]

187. Nooo... I meant a good old-fashioned romp (of the non-sexual variety)

Just a game of chase - Blue loved to run. ;)

[Berry Cool]

170. Well, Clark and Rev, Roo and Blue must be sniffing butts with my first cat

who, back in the days when he was an outdoor cat (eventually we had to end that), used to come bounding home from wherever he was in the neighborhood when he saw me come walking home from work.

[Berry Cool]

146. Bleev, I have imagined a world in which cats have opposable thumbs

It is a world in which I have to go out shopping every day of my life because every day when I come home from work, there is no food left in the refrigerator.

Scary.

Oh, and my family has had many a Maine Coon in their day and my black-and-white one is a Maine Coon. Very doglike in behavior, except for the "obedience" part. She now sits on my thigh and sleeps while I watch Keith. Better than having her butt in the screen, I guess.

[crispini]

8. Hi ladies!

I'm here but I'm doing about three things at once. :hi:

:loveya: KO!

[WhirlyGirl]

14. Hi, crispini!

[Patsy Stone]

9. And then tell me

What exactly am I supposed to be caring about here...

1) The embarrassment for poor Saddam
2) Who took the picture
3) The Sun's in trouble for the photo
4) May violate Geneva Convention

What? Cause I don't care unless it's gonna reflect poorly on *.

[Berry Cool]

124. Patsy, I look at it like this...

The * said "Pictures don't cause riots."

OH YEAH???? As Keith said, "Two words: Abu Ghraib." And he pronounced it right, too, unlike Pickles of Arabia!

Also: PICTURES don't cause riots...but WORDS (as in Newsweek) do?? Whatever happened to "A picture is worth a thousand words"????

I had to laugh at some of the stories on this, couldn't help it. Especially the one that said the President was going to "get to the bottom" of this story...I LOL'ed at my work computer when I happened to take a look at the news and see that one! Had to stifle! :rofl:

[RevCheesehead]

129. And don't forget his mention

Of Pickles' "brief visit" in the middle east! :7

[Botany]

13. 2 threads?

which one to go to .....
I will go to the one with my fav EDV on it. :rofl:

[RevCheesehead]

16. I know - it's confusing, isn't it?

Especially since we all know WHO is your favorite. :)

[Botany]

39. Shhhh!

Rev i asked you not to tell ..... :rofl:

[RevCheesehead]

44. Why, it's Miss Steph, "she who will be yours."

(I want nothing but the best for you. :) )

[Botany]

49. as long as I am having the best ......

..... do you think I should have some cheese w/ it?

[RevCheesehead]

50. Of course.

Cheese goes with everything. O8)

[Patsy Stone]

18. Congrats, darling!

I just peeked into your story of Steph.

For Botany and Steph, sitting in a tree... :hi: and :loveya:

[Botany]

46. Thanks Pats

oh by the way she reads these threads all the time! LOL

To all my fav EDVs :loveya:

[CC]

17. Well there are two threads

started at the same time, and now we know whose servers pick up whom first.

[SharonRB]

21. KOEB 5/20

Anyone there?

[Clark2008]

22. I'm here!

And rolling my eyes over why anyone would want or care to see Saddam Hussein in his skivvies.


:loveya: Keef, anyway. :7

[Greylyn58]

26. Really and glad I've already had dinner

eeeeewwwwwww!!!!!

[WhirlyGirl]

42. Hi, Greylyn! (Woof, Sheridan!) ... I sure hope this show gets better...

. . . cuz I'm sure not liking it, SO FAR. :nuke:

[Botany]

28. hi to my fav EDV

Something about that picture seems a little either phony or manipulated.....

the man is 68! do they give him dye to color his hair and chest hair?

We are being played again.

[SharonRB]

30. So does this mean I'm your fav EDV?

I don't know which thread is the right one!

Did you see my message in your Stephanie thread? I couldn't stream her today -- maybe she wasn't streaming because she was off-site, so to speak. I really wanted to hear her in Columbus today, too.

[Botany]

31. Works for me .....

..... something about that picture stinks .......

We are being played.

[WhirlyGirl]

52. Hi, Clark!

. . . :hi:

[Clark2008]

23. Those Iraqi men look disgusted.

I'll join in them in that sentiment.

[RevCheesehead]

54. I agree.

It's like we learned NOTHING from Abu Ghraib. Nothing at all.

[Greylyn58]

24. Happy Friday All

Sheridan and I are here for the snarky Friday fun!!! :evilgrin:

:hi: my fellow KOEBers! :grouphug: and WOOF WOOF

:yourock: Keith and I :loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

[Patsy Stone]

25. And then there were two threads. n/t

[Clark2008]

27. How so?

Oh well... it happens all the time.

Oh - Ramzey got all "check marks," which means, basically, all "As" on his final report card and a trophy for "Good Citizenship." :D

Yeah Ramzey! :bounce:

P.S. His teacher wrote on his report card: "Ramzey has done so well this year. He will do great in first grade. Keep on reading. I am going to miss you!"

Awwww...

[Clark2008]

33. Cute - now we're all together.

:rofl:

[WhirlyGirl]

36. Wow, that's got to do wonders for his self-confidence!...

. . . and his mom is busting her buttons tonight! :loveya:

[Patsy Stone]

37. You're soaking in it! :)

They locked the one you were in and moved it here as I was responding to this post.

That's great news and so sweet of the teacher to say. He will do well I'm sure. And I read you're working! How cool.

:hi:

[Clark2008]

84. Yeah... at a computer learning center.

I actually got PAID to sit in a class half of the day today and learn about Abobe Acrobat, Illustrator and PhotoShop and about FrontPage, Dreamweaver, Flash and Fireworks.

Such hard work! :D

[Patsy Stone]

89. That rocks!

So happy to hear about all of it. It's about time that something started going in the correct direction around here. :toast: Feels like a Friday.

[Berry Cool]

150. Sounds like lots is going well for Clark and Ramzey!

And that is a really nice thing! Hurray! :-)

[SharonRB]

43. That's great, Clark

He sounds like such a smart little boy from things you've said about him.

I PMed you this afternoon as a reminder about hubby's resume.

[CC]

45. Hi Clark and Great Job Ramzey.

Someone deserves extras. for being such a good student. Does that mean has started?

[Catchawave]

55. Three...LOL.

I've got one going in GD. Just out spreading the good word about KO.

I'll bring that one over here to share. Also, there's a Stephanie Miller thread that Botany might enjoy :loveya:

[Catchawave]

29. Happy Friday Everyone

:hi: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :hi:

[crispini]

34. We got merged!

Yay for the mods!

[RevCheesehead]

35. CONGRATS - WE'VE BEEN COMBINED!!

Thank you, mods - I didn't want to have to "choose". :)

[WhirlyGirl]

47. How do they do it!

. . . They've done it for us on a couple of occasions in ER. :thumbsup:

[Greylyn58]

40. self-delete

[RevCheesehead]

57. woof.

:hi:

[SharonRB]

53. Ewwwww -- something I'd rather not picture

Blivet** in his underwear!

[Greylyn58]

61. Who really wants to see any of these whack-jobs in

tighty-whiteys. That thought makes me ill!!! eeewwwwwwww!!!!!

Now if its Keith, well..... :evilgrin:

[Catchawave]

141. Hmmmm, KO ?

Boxers or Briefs ?

[bleever]

58. Who's pouring drinks?

Or are we just drinking from the bottles tonight?

:hi:

[RevCheesehead]

63. I dunno - I just have my head under the tap

Like Barney in the Simpsons. :toast:

[bleever]

74. LOL. That'll do it.

:toast:

[Patsy Stone]

64. He who asks

pours... That's what I heard. :hi:

[bleever]

78. How about I set you up with a box of minis?

I'll even open them for you.

:hi:

[Patsy Stone]

83. AbFab!

It continues my being accustomed to hotel mini bars and airplane cocktails. Thanks. :)

ed: sp.

[bleever]

88. Just let me know when you need me to google up some more.

:)

[WhirlyGirl]

65. No kidding, if Keith's going to blow the whole first half-hour on skivvies

. . . I'm gonna need a strong one. :puke:

HI, BLEEVER! :hi:
(This is one where you throw up BEFORE you get drunk!)

[bleever]

80. Deep breath, WG. Now we're on to the Super Glue story.

:hi:

[WhirlyGirl]

85. If there will be no longer be serious stories on Fridays, I won't watch.

:nuke:
.x(

[bleever]

93. I don't think it's a trend, WG. Overall, it was a GREAT week

on Countdown.

But the underwear thing was a little much.

[WhirlyGirl]

97. Why didn't he feature someone we WANT to see in his skivvies?

. . . <thumpthumpthump>

[bleever]

121. Sorry. All I can offer is the last meeting of the KOEB security detail.

[WhirlyGirl]

127. Whoa!-- no wonder nobody messes w/ us, bleev ...

. . . between these guys and top cop-on-the-beat Rev! :scared:

[Berry Cool]

128. I have to say that the Super Glue story

and the supposed reason it all happened definitely count as my "Thanks for THAT image!" moment of the YEAR!

Talk about "too much information"!!!!

[Berry Cool]

152. Then again, Whirly, wouldn't you love

to spend a half-hour...

...nope. Not gonna say it. (channeling Shatner) Must...resist...dirty...joke... :dilemma:

[Patsy Stone]

62. Didn't seem like

a "Lesser Panda" to me. That's more than most can do. How cute was that little thing standing up? Reminds me of the Meerkat.

[Greylyn58]

69. I was thinking the same thing

:)

[Clark2008]

66. Hahahahaha! KO did the story on Mary Carey.

Ms. Porn-o-rama greets Karl "Gobbels" Rove and the blivet!

[Gogi]

140. Yeah, and with her natural boobs she meets another natural boob..

BLIVET!:evilgrin:




KO:toast:

[Patsy Stone]

67. Loved the Mary Carey story

since I heard about it. Kid Rock, no. Mary Carey, yes.

Maybe we can wire her and get some info from KKKRove in a Godfather II like sting? Just an idea.

[SharonRB]

68. Maybe they can have Mary Carey and Gannon/Guckert

for dinner at the same time -- then they'd have something for everyone.

[Berry Cool]

172. But the soccer fans will NOT have liked that snark on them!

I was looking through some ancient Google threads once in which I found that many soccer fans had it in for Keith back in the SportsCenter days. Thought he was always putting down soccer and its fans. Come on, Keith, if you're going to be a baseball nut, you have to allow other people to be nuts about their sports, too.

End of lecture for day! :-)

[Patsy Stone]

72. And what's the reason for the dozen buns

and the 8 hot dogs, anyway? Love this, see some things CAN be done!

[SharonRB]

73. Duh!

The rest of the world knew it made no sense to not have the same number in a package of hot dogs and a package of buns -- how come these guys didn't?

[Clark2008]

75. Things must be different in the north.

We've had matching numbers of hotdogs and hotdog buns for years down here - you can get them each in either six or 10-packs.

:shrug:

[SharonRB]

77. The South is soooo progressive! LOL

[Clark2008]

87. Well, on wieners and buns we are!

:7

[bleever]

149. LOL. I thought this was a Yoda quote: "On weiners and buns we are!"

And :yourock: for Ramzey.

:hi:

[Patsy Stone]

79. "We're pretty proud of this one!"

A classic statement. :) For KO, who took the time to point out they were wearing tie-dyed T-Shirts on national TV. :loveya::loveya:

[Clark2008]

81. OK - Keith looked incredibly cute there.

"Publical?"

:wtf:

[Patsy Stone]

82. Pubicle... And that's all I'm sayin'. n/t

[RevCheesehead]

90. A new double-adjective..

Keith was indeed enjoying this one. ;)

[Botany]

92. pubicle?

Pubic and testicle?

OK hair that grows on testicles .......

I see a new word for a story.

Whose Pubicle was found on Crispini's cufficles?

[Patsy Stone]

95. How about?

Republicle??? That's a triple-adjective!

[RevCheesehead]

101. Why, that's just disgusting, perverted, and sick.

I LIKE that in a person. :evilgrin:

[WhirlyGirl]

109. I bet you jumped right on the...

. . . Hello Kitty vibrator thread in the lounge, too! LOL!

[Botany]

115. Not going there!

But the sheriff in the interview .....
her VIB IBB ERRR RATOR

Good thing he can drive, has firearms, and arrest powers.

Fact 50% of police graduated in the bottom 20% of their high school
classes.

[WhirlyGirl]

218. I wuz thinking, "This guy slaughters the English language almost as--

. . . thoroughly and effectively as *.

Except that the cop was coherent, and didn't say, "Well I wish you had warned me you were going to ask that, so I coulda thought up something to say."

[Patsy Stone]

91. I have a friend who's already seen it twice.

Bet you can buy that DVD on the streets of New York right now.

[Berry Cool]

131. OK, I admit it. *I* pirated the Star Wars movie.

I also broke up the Beatles.

Sorry. :shrug:

[Greylyn58]

94. Did the sheriff say she found a stray pubicle on her vibrator??

:rofl: or did I misunderstand?

[Patsy Stone]

98. Yes and

It was neither her's nor her husband's. Okay, ewwww.

[Greylyn58]

102. Okay...I don't want to even know how she knew that!!!

EEeeeeewwwwwwwwww!!!

[Catchawave]

148. Thanks for clarifying guys....

...thought I was hearing things, as in, did the sheriff really say what I thought he said :scared:

[CC]

100. You heard right.

And there are so many places to go with that story. And so many questions. Not going there either.

[bleever]

99. Woo hoo! Patsy gets to see Keef in his 70's Muppet look.

It was soooo wrong that she missed this before.

:)

[Patsy Stone]

103. A bit scared, I must say...

From what I've already seen. :scared:

[bleever]

105. Whoa: Keef just quoted Bill Murray's version of the Star Wars theme.

"Star Wars,
Those near and far wars,
Beautiful Star Wars...
Stay."


ROFLMAO.

[Berry Cool]

132. Now, see, I DID get that reference...

"Star Wars...nothin' but Star Wars...nothin' but Star Wars...all of the time..."

[Clark2008]

106. COOL!

Keith's playing The Who's "Who Are You?"

:hi:

And, this is the strangest story!

[Berry Cool]

133. Clark, you HAVE to believe that THAT...

...was a SHOUT-OUT TO THE KOEB!!!!

I mean, come ON! There we were discussing Pete T. last night and Bleev even quoted "Who the **** are you?" and...

It is NO coincidence, I tell you!!!! :-)

[Clark2008]

160. Shout out to Keith and the Countdown readers!

:hi:

[crispini]

107. Now this is a very cute story.

It's a small world, indeed.

And old Keef! :rofl:

[WhirlyGirl]

137. Shirtsleeves & suspenders never looked better.

. . . Izzy was so darling, w/ that tough NY accent. "Mommy, why were you talking so funny?" LOL!

[SharonRB]

108. I loved this story when I read it in the blog

Guess Izzy took locution lessons between then and now, huh?

[Berry Cool]

135. She sure must have!

She used to talk like 90% of the people I spent my first years of college with and 99% of the kids at the school I used to work for!

Of course, Keith hasn't completely lost his accent either...although he has tried...I hear the New Yorker in him every time he refers to a "cahresspondent." Of course, here in the Midwest we know they are CO-respondents. :-)

It really is a great story...and it gave us yet ANOTHER chance to see Porn-Stache Keith, Suspenders Keith AND that wonderful segment I missed last year by becoming a regular fan too late...the one in which Izzy pretends to be a victim of KO's terrible abuse!

"Please don't let him beat me AGAIN!!"

Did you see how many posters of that lovely photo were in the office? Hysterical!!

[RevCheesehead]

143. Yeah - how do I get one of those posters???

Hey, Monica - if you'd put those up for sale, you'd have enough for a nice little night on the town!

Re: Izzy - isn't that the classic Eliza Doolittle/ Melanie Griffith (Working Girl) thing?

[WhirlyGirl]

164. LOL - Iz, on the phone in her new highrise corner office-with-window:

. . . "Cyn... guess where I'm calling you from?!"

[Greylyn58]

110. What a incredible funny story

and so ironic!! WOW!!!

[Patsy Stone]

111. I'm being rude to company

So I'll be back in a little while. Thanks for the drinks, bleever and congrats again, Botany and Clark! See you all later.
And, Rev, glad to see you're doing a bit better.

:hi: :toast:

[CC]

113. The story was better

with visuals than just blogged. And Keith picked the nature pic of the night. A sleeping lesser panda at the Philly Zoo.




I need to go make sure everything is ready for tomorrow and then feed the Gizmo and get some sleep. Everyone have a good night and great day tomorrow. Sweet dreams when you go.

[WhirlyGirl]

123. Aren't they cute? Good night, Ferretessa!

. . . Touch noses w/ Giz for me! :loveya:

[Catchawave]

114. My GD Thread....

It squeaked by on the first page the whole program, thanks to my incessant posting :) Nice people met, great Keith fans too.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x3697427

Third Thread, over and out :)

[RevCheesehead]

224. You did great work, Catch!

Thanks for taking on the group PR! :applause:

[WhirlyGirl]

119. Okay, Keith has so redeemed this otherwise lackluster show...

. . . So who's going to set the record for rewinding and re-watching the last 5 minutes of this show!

And operating the PAUSE button!!! LOL!

:loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya:

[Berry Cool]

138. That's a GOOD QUESTION!!!...Uh, but the answer to that would be me.

Assuming dzika doesn't give it to us right away, that is!! :-)

But I admit, I'm still trying to figure out what his latest sign-off message meant...OK, so last week I did eventually conclude that "Keep your knees loose" was a goof on common advice given to trampoliners (because of the Bouncing Bay Aire)...as much as I wanted to interpret it another way...:-) but...

"Hang by your thumbs"????

Something tells me Dave Garroway never signed off with that one!

Is he just trying to see how far we KOEB'ers will take our dedication? Will next week's Friday signoff be "Eat a dozen hot dogs, then spin around on one leg"? Who knows??

[Clark2008]

155. "Hang by your thumbs" is an old saying that meant, basically,

to "hang in there" when thing get going tough - as in "you can hang by your thumbs that long..."

Now, why Keith said it, I have no idea.

[Berry Cool]

156. I just realized, I forgot to post floaties...

:loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

for the old footage.

:loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

to Izzy for allowing herself to be humiliated with old footage on national (international if you count Canada, and I do) television.

more :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

to Izzy for playing along with the "please don't let him beat me again" stunt

and last but not least

:loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

for Keith...porn-stache, suspenders, weird signoffs and all!

(did his eyes look strangely bluer tonight to anyone else than ever before?)

Gotta go...'bye all, at least for now...

[WhirlyGirl]

161. Ah, I'll have to go watch the tape again TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION, Ber.

. . . But ONLY to answer your question. ;-)

[Berry Cool]

165. Of course, Whirly, you would NEVER NEVER NEVER

watch the tape again just because you ENJOYED watching Keith or staring at his eyes!

Nooooooo... it's just such TORTURE, how can you stand it!! :sarcasm: :rofl:

[WhirlyGirl]

158. "Hang by your thumbs" is more Bob & Ray...

Been so long since I've heard them that I had to look up the reference -- but Mr. Internets didn't let me down. :-)

- - -
BOB & RAY BOOKS

WRITE IF YOU GET WORK: THE BEST OF BOB & RAY
FROM APPROXIMATELY COAST TO COAST... IT'S THE BOB & RAY SHOW
THE NEW! IMPROVED! BOB & RAY BOOK

Wow! I spend all this time looking for one Bob & Ray book, and I score THREE AT ONCE!

Bob & Ray. Bob Elliott is the father of weird funny-guy Chris Elliott, and played his father on "Get a Life." Enough about that. If I may create a metaphor, it's like discussing Stiller and Meara by only talking about Jerry's kid Ben. This is about the old folks here.

Bob & Ray had a radio show, and it was funny. Really funny. Later, they had a television show and it was fairly amusing as well. The television show was what introduced me to them, since The Comedy Channel used to air them back in the All-Stand-Up-All-The-Time days. Unlike with the Will Rogers book, I can quote big sections of these books that make me laugh out loud:

JIMMY: Gosh-all hemlock, Mr. Science. What's that piece of laboratory equipment you're lighting with a match?
MR. SCIENCE: This device is called a candle, Jimmy.
JIMMY: A candle! Holy suffering catfish. Wait'll I tell all the kids at school I've seen one of those.
MR. SCIENCE: Now, just try to keep your enthusiasm under control, boy. We still haven't gotten to the most amazing part. Watch what happens when I hold this test tube filled with water over the lighted candle.
JIMMY: Golly Moses, Mr. Science! Nothing happened at all.
MR. SCIENCE: Well, that's only because the water hasn't been heated quite long enough yet. Remember, I told you that all chemical properties are converted from liquid to vapor once their temperature rises sufficiently.
JIMMY: Great Jumping Jehoshaphat! The water's started to get all bubbling on top. I guess doing that instead of turning into a vapor offers conclusive proof that water' not a chemical property. Right, Mr. Science?
MR. SCIENCE: No. That's not quite correct, Jimmy. You see, those bubbles indicate that the water is starting to boil. And now, if you'll look closely, you can see steam beginning to rise from the test tube.
JIMMY: Oh, wowie-two-shoes! But that stuff sure looks an awful lot like the smoke that was rising from the candle. You wouldn't try to slip me the old rubber peach just because I'm a gullible child, would you, Mr. Science?

I'm smiling right now, typing that. The rubber peach line was my signature line for a long time. And I used to go around saying "Great day in the morning, Mr. Science!" regardless of the fact that nobody but me understood it. Bob & Ray were brilliant surrealist comics. I like Chris Elliott fine, but Bob was so much funnier.

Write if you get work. And hang by your thumbs.

~ http://www.montykins.com/mkins/000488.html
- - -

:loveya:

[Berry Cool]

163. Ah, I *knew* I should've Googled it!

...yeah, I'm still here...

So this is his chance to salute his big favorites Bob & Ray...explains two of his signoffs this past week, the third one being Garroway (which he just may have been in a mood to say at the time..."PEACE"!)

Which reminds me...I was trying to figure out if maybe he did Garroway's signoff because it was his birthday or something. Not so...Garroway was born in July. But I did find a really cool Web site with old news and other footage on it from Chicago TV and other stuff, including a really neat piece of footage in which Garroway introduces a live orchestra/dance performance of Richard Rodgers' "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue"...one of my favorite pieces of music.

You can find it at: http://www.richsamuels.com/nbcmm/garroway/

Extremely cool! And Clark, you used to play oboe, right? Check out the prominent play given to the oboist. Yes, I have heard that passage played even better :-), but still cool anyway. Especially considering it was all done live in the early days of TV, when they didn't have much in the way of special effects to enhance it with.

It all goes to show...you just never know what cool stuff you're going to find in the peripheries of Planet Olbermann!

[WhirlyGirl]

169. Yeah, the same thing occurred to me Tues. night...

. . . See: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=315&topic_id=6634&mesg_id=6733&page=

I'll go look at the orchestral stuff later, okay?-- my #1 just got home from his other job & I want to touch noses. :-)

-----------
<< I was trying to figure out if maybe he did Garroway's signoff because it was his birthday or something. Not so . . . >> Berry

[Catchawave]

153. I thought the show was great.....

..he went where no channel went before today on the Saddam photos. Powerful stuff!

[WhirlyGirl]

159. Yeah, kinda makes me wonder if they'd show...

. . . Hitler, Stalin, and Pol Pot in their undies, if there were photos available?

Well, MURDOCH would cuz he's a whore.

I was talking about the Countdown crew.

[RevCheesehead]

162. OK, stupid question, but...

when will the media realize that when they repeat these stories "as news," they become complicit in the story itself?

Honestly, it's like they never understood Abu Ghraib. What Newsweek did pales in comparison (just like you mentioned above, WG).

The Codependent Corporate Media: the CCM. :thumbsdown:

[Berry Cool]

168. Of course, it all contributes to the whole thing...

...but something tells me Murdoch and his Bush Fan-Club Channel Faux News (thanks Keith) aren't going to suffer a day, and neither will any of the media...nor will they suffer for tut-tutting all over Newsweek for what it did.

[WhirlyGirl]

171. Wouldn't you have hoped our guy...

. . . wouldn't have yielded to the same temptation???

Maybe he's in need of a full-time onsite SPIRITUAL ADVISOR. Hmmm... whom could we recommend?

[RevCheesehead]

173. :)

:think:

[Berry Cool]

175. Somehow I knew she was gonna get this job!

Just remember, Rev, you are NOT a priest. You have absolutely NO excuse for insisting that Keith make a private confession to you of all his sins...alone in a little room all by yourselves...I don't care how bad a little boy he's been!

You're also not allowed to administer penance to him!

[RevCheesehead]

179. I was thinking more along the lines of

his fascination with the "born-again virgin." :evilgrin:

How about a born-again-Virgin Mary grilled cheese sandwich? :rofl:

[Berry Cool]

174. OK, so I know it will probably cause more trouble, but...

...I can't seem to get myself as worked up and upset about pictures of Saddam in his underwear as I can about some prisoners in Abu Ghraib who I don't even know for sure did anything wrong themselves, being abused and tortured.

Maybe it's wrong of me but it's harder for me to work up a big head of indignation over even Keith showing it. Not that I think highly of anyone taking or stealing pictures of it. But still.

[RevCheesehead]

181. Well, for me it's about dignity, respect, and honor.

Even our enemies are worthy of dignity. Respect is for those who do not get thrills seeing Saddam pictured in his Garanimals. And honor is, supposedly, what this country is all about. Lately, I've been wondering what ever happened to our honor? Even Klingons would be ashamed, claiming "they have no honor."

[Berry Cool]

205. Yeah, I know...

it's just harder for me to ache for the dignity of those who never cared for the dignity of others. I know, it's a weakness of mine. Human weakness.

At least I guess I get a half-point for not getting thrills over the pictures. I could gladly live without 'em, and don't see the point of 'em, really. Besides the ridicule aspect.

Honor? Sadly, that largely left America long ago. Long, long ago. Yeah, I'm sad about it too.

[WhirlyGirl]

176. Coming back for the late show. Any night-owls, see you then.

[Gogi]

183. See you at 12:00AM CDT Whirly.

Spending time on the internets beats doing the laundry and I would'nt miss seeing 70's weathercaster Keith for anything! Glad he got rid of that moustache, the only thing worse he could've grown was a goatee!


KO:woohoo:

[WhirlyGirl]

193. I'll look for you Gogi! I'll watch part of the show & then come back...

[Gogi]

208. Here I is!

I think KO had a bad case of TGIF. Did you see that he used the Mary Carey item? Even if he got it from multiple sources other than just measy-weasy it proves he really does read his e-mail.

[WhirlyGirl]

209. If that's true, it is encouraging!

[Gogi]

212. I love e-mail.

Best part of the internets. Makes working on my genealogy so much easier, it's the ideal Boomer invention, instant gratification!
And look at all the interesting people you can contact.

[WhirlyGirl]

215. Mmm, yes.

. . . You were thinking of one in particular, right?

I've heard he actually answers e-mail, but my writing hasn't been rewarded that way yet.

I asked him to do a short piece on John Raitt when that singer died, and he did. Like you, I like to think my e-mail played a part in the decision.

:loveya:

[dzika]

178. Video - Olbermann's Destiny: Met producer 23 years before

Shopaholic ordered a serving of Olbermann to go...

May 20, 2005

Video - Olbermann's Destiny: Met producer 23 years before

Video in Real Media format (4 minutes)

[Berry Cool]

180. ...and we all benefit!!!!

Thanks dzika!!!! :loveya:

[Shopaholic]

186. Thanks Dzika

You are the best! :loveya:

[crispini]

189. Thank you, dzika!

You perform a real community service and spoil us unmercifully. Once again, :yourock:

[WhirlyGirl]

192. Fabulous! Now anyone who missed the show...

. . . can watch the only good part here!

Thanks, dzika! :loveya:

[DemReadingDU]

226. Thanks dzika, sure appreciate your video clips! n/t

[Clark2008]

184. LOOK!!

Keith has won a (Wes) Clark Community Network Medal of Freedom in the Media Category!!



I voted for him!

:bounce:

Here's the rest of the medals: http://client.webshots.com/album/349441644RaTWCZ

(Oh, and yes, that's MY name after the KO medal. I haven't figured that out, yet, but the maker of the medals is on the Clark blog, now, so I've asked her why. ROFLMAO!)

[CC]

188. I should be in bed but

how cool. And did you happen to turn them on to Keith? Might be why you name is there. BTW been reading up on the General. And way up thread left a big hug for Ramzey. (Though did not say that with a mom like he has of course he would get all good grades and have his teacher really like him)

[WhirlyGirl]

191. Hi, again CC & Giz!

[CC]

194. Hi Whirls, I have the

same sleeping disorder you have it seems. Actually I am a true night owl and well hard to go to bed already. And gave Gizzimoto a kiss from you after he ate a big meal. He is acting more and more ferrety again. (Though his white count was low so no chemo again for two weeks)

[WhirlyGirl]

211. Wonderful news concerning Giz!

. . . You're obviously a very good nurse, CC! (Imaging a woman hugging a ferret here - :hug:)

[CC]

196. whispering

Hey Whirls, you do know Keith was born under the sign of Aquarius don't you?

[WhirlyGirl]

199. Well, that thing says Pisces, so I thought maybe he'd made ...

. . . the all-important cut.

But Aquarius is better, really, for someone in his profession because Aquarians are supposed to be compatible w/ all the other signs.

My best friend from college is an Aquarian and it certainly is true in her case. She can go anywhere in the world & instantly make friends, and picks up foreign languages like field dogs pick up burrs.

[CC]

201. I am one too and my b day is

very close to his...why I know. But I can not pick up foreign languages. Gotta go getting yelled at as I type. (And he is right so I will listen for once. Rare thing.)

[Berry Cool]

202. I was *wondering* about that Pisces thing!

Where did you get it from???

Aquarians are not necessarily compatible with all other signs.. No details. Trust me on that one. *sigh*

(yeah, she's back)

[WhirlyGirl]

207. OKay, here's what they were doing with the "new zodiac" thing...

See, it's supposed to be a new zodiac for the new millennium.

From the webpage's intro:

- - -
the new signs of the Zodiac are all news reporters. This is due to a breakthrough in philosophical thought: TV personalities represent every human personality trait so far developed.

Whether or not the celebrity chosen is actually of the star sign we chose them to represent was not taken into account. This is for fun, after all. And since this is for fun, we will be adding lists of superpowers for each guardian TV personality, ones that you may invoke in the name of your new "star"...

-- http://rynecyn.home.att.net/horoscope.html
- - -

Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see Keith's/New Pisces' supposed superpowers which New Pisceans are supposed to be able to call upon in times of need, according to the author -- who was JUST FOOLING AROUND.

[Clark2008]

213. So, I'm either Tom Brokaw - if I'm still a Cappie, or Jon Stewart

if I've moved up with this New Millennium deal?

Well...hmmm...

When's Jon Stewart's birthday?

[WhirlyGirl]

216. JS was born Nov. 28, 1962.

[Clark2008]

219. Then, I'm misunderstanding the game.q

How is JS an Aquarius?

BTW, other than being rich, which I'm not, I'm a pure Cappie. Hard-headed, intense and detailed. I share a birthday with, get this: Rush Limbaugh, Howard Stern and Kirstie Alley.

HA!

[WhirlyGirl]

220. Remember they said they're reorganizing the whole zodiac, and --

. . . the celebrity that they match up with a given sign has nothing to do with his/her actual sun sign.

I guess it's just the news personality's personal qualities they're matching with their new philosophy of each sign. ???

:shrug:

[WhirlyGirl]

222. btw, Clark...

. . . Don't feel bad -- because, along with Ron Howard, Roger Daltry and Deke Slayton, I also share a birthday with Robert Bork! LOL!

[Clark2008]

223. I know your birthday! I know your birthday!

Because I happen to know when Roger Daltrey's birthday is... it's a week after Keefie's - exactly.

[WhirlyGirl]

225. It's supposed to be...

March first. That's about a MONTH after Keith's, isn't it?

Wait a minute... a little while ago we weren't sure whose zodiac we were using...
Maybe this is a whole different CALENDAR! :rofl:

[Berry Cool]

229. But I envy Whirly terribly

because as a Pisces under the new sign of Keith, she is equipped with a can of what we ALL so badly want at certain times in our lives to vanquish our enemies...a can of STFU!!!!

[crispini]

227. Ok, that's some funny sh*t.

I'm Barbara Wawa! Could have been worse, I suppose. I could have been Geraldo. :scared:

[Berry Cool]

228. Ah, I see...

it all makes sense to me now...

I had a feeling it would...in an alternate universe...and that's obviously what somebody has created! :-)

[CC]

231. Ok that makes sense

and I can handle Jon being the Aquarius. Does help to see it in context.
Off to get ready to go.

[RevCheesehead]

232. Tom Brokaw?

does this mean people have trouble understanding my speech? :)
Other than that, I'll take it!



Capricorn
In Capricorn we have a sure-footed goat, negotiating every obstacle with care. Only getting to the top will do, and a great deal of determination and concentration helps every step of the way. Every decision will be carefully taken so that risks are minimal. Dependable Tom Brokaw is as good as they come.


TOM BROKAW'S SUPERPOWERS
Upon invoking Tom's name, a herd of really powerful goats appear.
Also upon invoking Tom's name you become unshakable, gaining high resilience to attacks. Basically you could very well be the last man standing in an onslaught.

[Clark2008]

197. They watch him - it's a blog, just like DU

We all voted on the awards. :)

And, thanks for the hug for Ramzey. He's got three trophies, now - two for soccer and one for school. I'm most proud of the school one. :)

[CC]

198. I would guess so but you need

to take the kudos you deserve. Beyond genetics, it sounds like even the teacher recognized what a good mom he has. Not only do you read to him, you don't hide things and even explain them to him. I can see him reading a college biology book at age 11 and thinking it is too easy. (past experience there) He has a head start with you and you deserve credit too.

[WhirlyGirl]

190. Hey, that's pretty!

. . . He should post it on his site -- in a little corner where all the tributes to his journalistic guts can be displayed (altho anyone passing through for the first time tonight would have difficulty figuring out what all the shouting was about!)

[crispini]

195. Very, very cool!

Good on ya! :thumbsup:

[Berry Cool]

203. This is very cool, Clark!

And well he deserves it!

[CC]

200. Oops busted

I am being told to "go to bed now you are hard enough to wake up" by the spouse who learned fast not to ask me questions before 10 am. So off to bed to watch Keith. will read tomorrow. Hugs to all night owls.

[WhirlyGirl]

204. Good night, Ferretessa.

I'll post a nature photo to surprise you when you read tomorrow. No more naked butts, though; don't want to push the envelope too far. :-)

[Berry Cool]

206. I guess I'm gonna HAVE to catch all you night owls the next little while.

For a couple of days next week "Berry After the Show" is REALLY going to be "Berry AFTER the Show." Got a departmental annual meeting at work...people coming in from all over...it's going to take up three days total of our time, and I gotta spend Monday and Tuesday night socializing with my coworkers. Not that it won't be fun...this will be my first annual meeting and I hear the interoffice snark really flies at night...but it will mean having to tape the live Keith (how could I miss all the glitches the crew makes him suffer the first time around--like tonight when they started running the Star Wars footage too soon!) and watch him much later when I get home. I'll probably run my tape before the re-air, but even so...it'll be nice someone might still be around late.

Of course, I know this news is breaking hearts all over...OK, so not quite!! See if I care! *pout* 'Night all! Keep hangin' by those thumbs!

[WhirlyGirl]

210. Well, seems *some of us* are always here, so you'll have a sounding board-

. . . after watching a lame Countdown like tonight's -- or a fellow celebrant when the shows are as good as earlier ones this week.

[CC]

237. You will be missed

I may not post alot but I enjoy Berry after the show...even if she does scare Keef off of doing the I saw London... I figure his not doing it is a shout out to you.

[Berry Cool]

248. Gee, thanks, Ferretessa/CC!

So, now I got a shout-out because of something Keith DIDN'T say...hey, that was an easy one!

For this coming week, I predict Keith will NOT say the following things on the show:

1. "Boy, the Yankees really suck so far this year."
2. "George W. Bush...my favorite president of all time. What wonderful thing won't he do next?"
3. "I have to tell all of you out there, I'm pretty happy. I FINALLY got my picture of Ann Coulter on the cover of Time framed and up over my bed. Va-va-va-voom, what a hottie!"
4. "So, as I was saying the other day to all my old friends in management back at ESPN..."
5. "Bill O'Reilly. I only wish I had half the brains and half the integrity of that man."

[bunny planet]

214. I went to see Obi-wan Kenobi so I missed

Olbymann-Keithobi tonight.

:loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

[WhirlyGirl]

217. bunny, you didn't miss much!

. . . In fact, you didn't miss ANYTHING because the one good segment from tonight has been thoughtfully brought to you by dzika, a few posts above!

:loveya:

[Berry Cool]

230. Well, I didn't hate the show but after the way he'd been blazing this week

it was definitely not as much of a hard-hitter in the news department and not even as jampacked with laughs as the funny parts of some others. The end was definitely the best. Saved the whole thing...rather like a relief pitcher, as it were.

[WhirlyGirl]

221. NATURE PHOTO - Surf's up!

[CC]

235. beautiful wave

from someone that can't surf with a board but can body surf. Makes me yearn for 99 degree days and Cocoa Beach (the best beach in the world IMHO) in July or August when a tropical storm is about 500 miles offshore. Little waves there any other time though always entertainment watching the flyer's from Patrick's Air-force Base play over the ocean getting their air-time in. And a warm shower before you leave to drive back to Mouse-town. Thanks Whirls, even if I am now homesick for my FL life before the repukes took over with theft and lies. Gov. Graham was great, won't mention the evil bro's name in the same sentence.

[WhirlyGirl]

236. Glad you liked it, CC!

. . . Sometimes it's hard to make a decision on which picture to post, but this one didn't have ANY close competition.

I took one look and said, THAT'S the one!

[CC]

238. Ofcourse I liked it

I grew up a beach bum. And of course you are up. Hi Whirls. Is you SO sleeping soundly already too?

[WhirlyGirl]

239. Yeah, he moonlights 2 days a week...

. . . at an auto parts place. He'll be there from 9-2 tomorrow, so is sleeping now. But I'm running in my virtual hamster wheel!

[CC]

240. Well mine goes back to

work tomorrow. We didn't kill each other after spending a whole 7 days together, though at time he came close. I actually get to talk to him more when he is on the road and not brain dead in front of old westerns on tv. Yours sounds like he works to hard. Welcome to Bush-world it sounds like.

[WhirlyGirl]

242. Nah, he has it pretty easy, actually.

. . . Not a lot of stress in either job, really, and he is appreciated for both his work and his temperament.

The only thing he doesn't like about the full-time job is that they are forever rearranging the place. He just about gets settled at his new desk -- and they shuffle everybody again! But other than that occasional aggravation, it's a pretty nice place.

He gets a 20% discount at the auto parts place just putting in about 10 hours a week, which is also a benefit.

It's interesting that you and your #1 talk more when he's on the road than when he's there all week. I think it may just be the pattern he's used to; you've been doing the home-only-on-weekends thing for a long time, it seems.

You're probably visualizing each other at your most attractive, while talking on the phone! :-)

[CC]

244. Waited long enough for you

Ads long as he likes both jobs that is good, Though the rearranging is a bit different. Having had a hub that HATED his job for a long time and seeing him miserable , liking your job is more important than pay. This job he loves so not so bad to have him gone for almost 5 days. Much better than a miserable man at home. Mostly I am going to bed because the sound of the keyboard is irritating him (as in he needs a warm body there, laffin) I will be off and on tomorrow in between cleaning ferret cages etc. (Alway do them on Sundays) Hugs and night.

[WhirlyGirl]

245. I'll watch for you then. And will add another nature photo in the meantime

. . . PS, I added a couple thoughts to #242; didn't know if you saw.

:hi: :loveya:

[CC]

241. Hate to do this but the early morning

is catching up. I think I willk go try to sleep and listen to the snoring. Going to say night Whirls, sending both you and the mister hugs. And ferret kisses (they lick to kiss instead of rub noses)from Gizmo and the rest.

[WhirlyGirl]

243. Have a good sleep, then...

. . . G'nite!

:loveya:

[WhirlyGirl]

246. NATURE PHOTO #2 - Kowabunga!