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^ yep. I was recently FBR because of an extra “o”.3
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I understand but a quick shoutout would have been nice the other day.
^ to no one on here. Just saying.3 -
I confuse myself sometimes2
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The fabric of space time should contain shortcuts called wormholes which make time travel theoretically possible. However, wormholes are unstable and to prop one open would require repulsive gravity, the existence of which has yet to be confirmed.
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SERobinsonJr wrote: »The fabric of space time should contain shortcuts called wormholes which make time travel theoretically possible. However, wormholes are unstable and to prop one open would require repulsive gravity, the existence of which has yet to be confirmed.
I can't confirm this.
I’m sure James t Kirk can or Spock?3 -
SERobinsonJr wrote: »The fabric of space time should contain shortcuts called wormholes which make time travel theoretically possible. However, wormholes are unstable and to prop one open would require repulsive gravity, the existence of which has yet to be confirmed.
I can't confirm this.
I’m sure James t Kirk can or Spock?
Or you could reverse the polarity of the neutron flow.1 -
Motorsheen wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Errands before the storm hits tomorrow. Walking outdoors into the heat & humidity feels like swimming in a thick bowl of soup.
I had to wait an extra hour to leave... 2 large cranes were pulling a 20-ft alligator off the property. One of the hazards of living in SoFL, next to the canal... the view's gorgeous, but ya might lose a leg trying to snap a pic in the process. Oh, boy...
you should move.
Lol. Packing begins in Aug.
Lease expires in Nov.
Oh, yeah... & this bloody thing, the size of my entire hand, has been having a parade on my patio screen for weeks. I'm afraid to leave my apt... last time I opened the door, it hissed at me & said, 'you're next'.
*kitten* that noise.
I'd move.....
like 'move, move' stat.
I'll reply later in Morse code... it's listening. Shhhh...2 -
BraydanTaffy wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Errands before the storm hits tomorrow. Walking outdoors into the heat & humidity feels like swimming in a thick bowl of soup.
I had to wait an extra hour to leave... 2 large cranes were pulling a 20-ft alligator off the property. One of the hazards of living in SoFL, next to the canal... the view's gorgeous, but ya might lose a leg trying to snap a pic in the process. Oh, boy...
you should move.
Lol. Packing begins in Aug.
Lease expires in Nov.
Oh, yeah... & this bloody thing, the size of my entire hand, has been having a parade on my patio screen for weeks. I'm afraid to leave my apt... last time I opened the door, it hissed at me & said, 'you're next'.
I grew up in SW Florida, and I used to catch these when I was a kid and try to make them my pets by naming them
I'll be back next week for a visit, so if you want to send him my way, I'll tame him for ya!
Better yet... you can have the critter... & the apt. Good luck!1 -
BraydanTaffy wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Errands before the storm hits tomorrow. Walking outdoors into the heat & humidity feels like swimming in a thick bowl of soup.
I had to wait an extra hour to leave... 2 large cranes were pulling a 20-ft alligator off the property. One of the hazards of living in SoFL, next to the canal... the view's gorgeous, but ya might lose a leg trying to snap a pic in the process. Oh, boy...
you should move.
Lol. Packing begins in Aug.
Lease expires in Nov.
Oh, yeah... & this bloody thing, the size of my entire hand, has been having a parade on my patio screen for weeks. I'm afraid to leave my apt... last time I opened the door, it hissed at me & said, 'you're next'.
I grew up in SW Florida, and I used to catch these when I was a kid and try to make them my pets by naming them I'll be back next week for a visit, so if you want to send him my way, I'll tame him for ya!
Better yet... you can have the critter... & the apt. Good luck!
Depending on what town, I might actually go for that! I was displaced when Hurricane Charley hit and I miss my family soooooo much!
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I have a chance.🤩
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BraydanTaffy wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Errands before the storm hits tomorrow. Walking outdoors into the heat & humidity feels like swimming in a thick bowl of soup.
I had to wait an extra hour to leave... 2 large cranes were pulling a 20-ft alligator off the property. One of the hazards of living in SoFL, next to the canal... the view's gorgeous, but ya might lose a leg trying to snap a pic in the process. Oh, boy...
you should move.
Lol. Packing begins in Aug.
Lease expires in Nov.
Oh, yeah... & this bloody thing, the size of my entire hand, has been having a parade on my patio screen for weeks. I'm afraid to leave my apt... last time I opened the door, it hissed at me & said, 'you're next'.
I grew up in SW Florida, and I used to catch these when I was a kid and try to make them my pets by naming them I'll be back next week for a visit, so if you want to send him my way, I'll tame him for ya!
Better yet... you can have the critter... & the apt. Good luck!
Depending on what town, I might actually go for that! I was displaced when Hurricane Charley hit and I miss my family soooooo much!
SE Palm Harbor, on the canal... come on over!
Sorry to hear about the hurricane in PG. I was living in Boca when Irma hit in '17 & the entire 'hood was annihilated, so I understand... I lost everything. I left 4-mos later, the day/time the Parkland shooting was happening. Been an eventful decade.
Enjoy your family visit! If you find yourself N in the Tampa area, let me know & I'd be happy to meet you for coffee/pizza!
Oh, & I'll box up the bug for ya... he keeps hissing my name.2 -
honey_honey_12 wrote: »Now that we text, post and generally type to people a lot, imo it is more important than ever to use the right words in the right context.
Misunderstandings are so easy when one isn’t looking at the person we’re talking to.
I am really trying to only type the words necessary without the reader thinking I’m being snotty.
Sometimes it’s not easy.
Yes, misunderstandings are very easy, not all of us are from the same country. Whilst I'm still from an English speaking country ( Australian is kind of English 😆)
some words and meanings are not quite the same and sometimes I don't get the subtleties and ways of speaking by those from other countries... and I'm blonde 🤣😂 lol. If you're blonde please don't take offence.. Im taking the mickey out of myself 🤪2 -
I would like to respond to you right now but I cannot. Hang in there. You’re appreciated. I’m interested.3
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♥️ Him! ♥️4
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Somebody....stop him.3
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BraydanTaffy wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »BraydanTaffy wrote: »Errands before the storm hits tomorrow. Walking outdoors into the heat & humidity feels like swimming in a thick bowl of soup.
I had to wait an extra hour to leave... 2 large cranes were pulling a 20-ft alligator off the property. One of the hazards of living in SoFL, next to the canal... the view's gorgeous, but ya might lose a leg trying to snap a pic in the process. Oh, boy...
you should move.
Lol. Packing begins in Aug.
Lease expires in Nov.
Oh, yeah... & this bloody thing, the size of my entire hand, has been having a parade on my patio screen for weeks. I'm afraid to leave my apt... last time I opened the door, it hissed at me & said, 'you're next'.
I grew up in SW Florida, and I used to catch these when I was a kid and try to make them my pets by naming them I'll be back next week for a visit, so if you want to send him my way, I'll tame him for ya!
Better yet... you can have the critter... & the apt. Good luck!
Depending on what town, I might actually go for that! I was displaced when Hurricane Charley hit and I miss my family soooooo much!
SE Palm Harbor, on the canal... come on over!
Sorry to hear about the hurricane in PG. I was living in Boca when Irma hit in '17 & the entire 'hood was annihilated, so I understand... I lost everything. I left 4-mos later, the day/time the Parkland shooting was happening. Been an eventful decade.
Enjoy your family visit! If you find yourself N in the Tampa area, let me know & I'd be happy to meet you for coffee/pizza!
Oh, & I'll box up the bug for ya... he keeps hissing my name.
I'll be a bit south in Port Charlotte/Punta Gorda area, but ya never know where our adventures will lead!
He sounds feisty! I'll whisper him1 -
Someone come and pack my house for me. I will pay you in beer/wine and pizza/pasta.
I know now why no one my age still self-moves in the military (even though you save/gain money by doing so). It's a lot of work to sort through boxes, pack things.. and get your other household members to help.
We've gotten a lot packed up, but there's still a lot unpacked... no space to pack more boxes and we're leaving at the end of the week for vacation (and immediately coming back home and moving across the country).
If I didn't have to earmark boxes for long-term storage vs. wanting to take it with us, I think I would have just hired movers to do it for us.
But, at least if anything breaks on us, I only have myself to blame (but things never break when I pack them, so not too worried about that).
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KosmosKitten wrote: »Someone come and pack my house for me. I will pay you in beer/wine and pizza/pasta.
I know now why no one my age still self-moves in the military (even though you save/gain money by doing so). It's a lot of work to sort through boxes, pack things.. and get your other household members to help.
We've gotten a lot packed up, but there's still a lot unpacked... no space to pack more boxes and we're leaving at the end of the week for vacation (and immediately coming back home and moving across the country).
If I didn't have to earmark boxes for long-term storage vs. wanting to take it with us, I think I would have just hired movers to do it for us.
But, at least if anything breaks on us, I only have myself to blame (but things never break when I pack them, so not too worried about that).
I have heard some horror stories with military movers. Hopefully there's an end in site for you.0 -
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Now that we text, post and generally type to people a lot, imo it is more important than ever to use the right words in the right context.
Misunderstandings are so easy when one isn’t looking at the person we’re talking to.
I am really trying to only type the words necessary without the reader thinking I’m being snotty.
Sometimes it’s not easy.
Yes, misunderstandings are very easy, not all of us are from the same country. Whilst I'm still from an English speaking country ( Australian is kind of English 😆)
some words and meanings are not quite the same and sometimes I don't get the subtleties and ways of speaking by those from other countries... and I'm blonde 🤣😂 lol. If you're blonde please don't take offence.. Im taking the mickey out of myself 🤪
I’d take offence if you called me blonde ! 😜1 -
Why do only harem builders contact me via Friend request? What are they doing & why do you need 1,751 friends, all women, all in bikinis or showing cleavage/feet & how on earth do I fit into that? I'm confused, truly.8
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KosmosKitten wrote: »Someone come and pack my house for me. I will pay you in beer/wine and pizza/pasta.
I know now why no one my age still self-moves in the military (even though you save/gain money by doing so). It's a lot of work to sort through boxes, pack things.. and get your other household members to help.
We've gotten a lot packed up, but there's still a lot unpacked... no space to pack more boxes and we're leaving at the end of the week for vacation (and immediately coming back home and moving across the country).
If I didn't have to earmark boxes for long-term storage vs. wanting to take it with us, I think I would have just hired movers to do it for us.
But, at least if anything breaks on us, I only have myself to blame (but things never break when I pack them, so not too worried about that).
I have heard some horror stories with military movers. Hopefully there's an end in site for you.
Our experience to/from Japan was great (on both ends), so I hope the same will be true for this international move (although we're doing a domestic move first to another city in the U.S. which is why we opted for self-move).
A few years after we returned from Japan, there were news stories about "missing" freight of military families being auctioned from shady moving companies that would just sell the families' belongs without even TRYING to locate them.. and those families were missing their stuff (sometimes whole rooms worth' of stuff) for MONTHS.
Also, somehow.. the company that the military uses to store vehicles long term managed to LOSE 300+ vehicles of military families. No clue where the cars went.. they were just gone. That also happened shortly after we returned from Japan.
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KosmosKitten wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Someone come and pack my house for me. I will pay you in beer/wine and pizza/pasta.
I know now why no one my age still self-moves in the military (even though you save/gain money by doing so). It's a lot of work to sort through boxes, pack things.. and get your other household members to help.
We've gotten a lot packed up, but there's still a lot unpacked... no space to pack more boxes and we're leaving at the end of the week for vacation (and immediately coming back home and moving across the country).
If I didn't have to earmark boxes for long-term storage vs. wanting to take it with us, I think I would have just hired movers to do it for us.
But, at least if anything breaks on us, I only have myself to blame (but things never break when I pack them, so not too worried about that).
I have heard some horror stories with military movers. Hopefully there's an end in site for you.
Our experience to/from Japan was great (on both ends), so I hope the same will be true for this international move (although we're doing a domestic move first to another city in the U.S. which is why we opted for self-move).
A few years after we returned from Japan, there were news stories about "missing" freight of military families being auctioned from shady moving companies that would just sell the families' belongs without even TRYING to locate them.. and those families were missing their stuff (sometimes whole rooms worth' of stuff) for MONTHS.
Also, somehow.. the company that the military uses to store vehicles long term managed to LOSE 300+ vehicles of military families. No clue where the cars went.. they were just gone. That also happened shortly after we returned from Japan.
How will your kitties handle the international move? You'll be able to have them with you, right? Just curious as an animal lover myself.2 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Someone come and pack my house for me. I will pay you in beer/wine and pizza/pasta.
I know now why no one my age still self-moves in the military (even though you save/gain money by doing so). It's a lot of work to sort through boxes, pack things.. and get your other household members to help.
We've gotten a lot packed up, but there's still a lot unpacked... no space to pack more boxes and we're leaving at the end of the week for vacation (and immediately coming back home and moving across the country).
If I didn't have to earmark boxes for long-term storage vs. wanting to take it with us, I think I would have just hired movers to do it for us.
But, at least if anything breaks on us, I only have myself to blame (but things never break when I pack them, so not too worried about that).
I have heard some horror stories with military movers. Hopefully there's an end in site for you.
Our experience to/from Japan was great (on both ends), so I hope the same will be true for this international move (although we're doing a domestic move first to another city in the U.S. which is why we opted for self-move).
A few years after we returned from Japan, there were news stories about "missing" freight of military families being auctioned from shady moving companies that would just sell the families' belongs without even TRYING to locate them.. and those families were missing their stuff (sometimes whole rooms worth' of stuff) for MONTHS.
Also, somehow.. the company that the military uses to store vehicles long term managed to LOSE 300+ vehicles of military families. No clue where the cars went.. they were just gone. That also happened shortly after we returned from Japan.
How will your kitties handle the international move? You'll be able to have them with you, right? Just curious as an animal lover myself.
The airlines handle animals for flights that long. No flight can exceed 12 hours if you are boarding pets because they are required to give them water as well as fresh air (the cargo hold can be either very hot or very cold depending on time of year and what altitude you are flying).
When we went to Japan, Galaxy and Magellan were allowed to be in the same large carrier and I paid the price of a medium dog to get them there (normally, the airlines don't want you to board the pets in the same carrier, but since they were a brother/sister pair, it comforted them to be together for the ride). They were scared, but fared pretty well. Same with the return trip.
This time, we have two different cats and while I think they'll be frightened (who wouldn't?), I think they'll manage very well as they are both people-y cats with outgoing personalities. Their biggest fear is being abandoned (Jonesy was dropped off at the shelter THREE times in the span of his 10 month life by the time we adopted him). Binx is Binx. He gets nervous, but once he figures the vehicle isn't stopping for any measurable amount of time, he'll fall asleep and chill. They both will, probably.
The hardest part is dealing with the airlines and finding flights that fit within those parameters of pet safety. Sometimes, that means a flight path that should have only taken 14 hours ends up being 2 days in the airport and in the air.2 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Someone come and pack my house for me. I will pay you in beer/wine and pizza/pasta.
I know now why no one my age still self-moves in the military (even though you save/gain money by doing so). It's a lot of work to sort through boxes, pack things.. and get your other household members to help.
We've gotten a lot packed up, but there's still a lot unpacked... no space to pack more boxes and we're leaving at the end of the week for vacation (and immediately coming back home and moving across the country).
If I didn't have to earmark boxes for long-term storage vs. wanting to take it with us, I think I would have just hired movers to do it for us.
But, at least if anything breaks on us, I only have myself to blame (but things never break when I pack them, so not too worried about that).
I have heard some horror stories with military movers. Hopefully there's an end in site for you.
Our experience to/from Japan was great (on both ends), so I hope the same will be true for this international move (although we're doing a domestic move first to another city in the U.S. which is why we opted for self-move).
A few years after we returned from Japan, there were news stories about "missing" freight of military families being auctioned from shady moving companies that would just sell the families' belongs without even TRYING to locate them.. and those families were missing their stuff (sometimes whole rooms worth' of stuff) for MONTHS.
Also, somehow.. the company that the military uses to store vehicles long term managed to LOSE 300+ vehicles of military families. No clue where the cars went.. they were just gone. That also happened shortly after we returned from Japan.
How will your kitties handle the international move? You'll be able to have them with you, right? Just curious as an animal lover myself.
The airlines handle animals for flights that long. No flight can exceed 12 hours if you are boarding pets because they are required to give them water as well as fresh air (the cargo hold can be either very hot or very cold depending on time of year and what altitude you are flying).
When we went to Japan, Galaxy and Magellan were allowed to be in the same large carrier and I paid the price of a medium dog to get them there (normally, the airlines don't want you to board the pets in the same carrier, but since they were a brother/sister pair, it comforted them to be together for the ride). They were scared, but fared pretty well. Same with the return trip.
This time, we have two different cats and while I think they'll be frightened (who wouldn't?), I think they'll manage very well as they are both people-y cats with outgoing personalities. Their biggest fear is being abandoned (Jonesy was dropped off at the shelter THREE times in the span of his 10 month life by the time we adopted him). Binx is Binx. He gets nervous, but once he figures the vehicle isn't stopping for any measurable amount of time, he'll fall asleep and chill. They both will, probably.
The hardest part is dealing with the airlines and finding flights that fit within those parameters of pet safety. Sometimes, that means a flight path that should have only taken 14 hours ends up being 2 days in the airport and in the air.
Longer flights are tough but the safety of pets come first. Thank you for the info! I've never flown with pets but it's good that you already have experience with it. I'm sure your kitties will be grateful!0 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Now that we text, post and generally type to people a lot, imo it is more important than ever to use the right words in the right context.
Misunderstandings are so easy when one isn’t looking at the person we’re talking to.
I am really trying to only type the words necessary without the reader thinking I’m being snotty.
Sometimes it’s not easy.
Yes, misunderstandings are very easy, not all of us are from the same country. Whilst I'm still from an English speaking country ( Australian is kind of English 😆)
some words and meanings are not quite the same and sometimes I don't get the subtleties and ways of speaking by those from other countries... and I'm blonde 🤣😂 lol. If you're blonde please don't take offence.. Im taking the mickey out of myself 🤪
I’d take offence if you called me blonde ! 😜
You're Irish.. same thing 🤣😛1 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Now that we text, post and generally type to people a lot, imo it is more important than ever to use the right words in the right context.
Misunderstandings are so easy when one isn’t looking at the person we’re talking to.
I am really trying to only type the words necessary without the reader thinking I’m being snotty.
Sometimes it’s not easy.
Yes, misunderstandings are very easy, not all of us are from the same country. Whilst I'm still from an English speaking country ( Australian is kind of English 😆)
some words and meanings are not quite the same and sometimes I don't get the subtleties and ways of speaking by those from other countries... and I'm blonde 🤣😂 lol. If you're blonde please don't take offence.. Im taking the mickey out of myself 🤪
I’d take offence if you called me blonde ! 😜
You're Irish.. same thing 🤣😛
Ugh!!! HOW DARE YOU!!! 🤣🤣🤣2 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Now that we text, post and generally type to people a lot, imo it is more important than ever to use the right words in the right context.
Misunderstandings are so easy when one isn’t looking at the person we’re talking to.
I am really trying to only type the words necessary without the reader thinking I’m being snotty.
Sometimes it’s not easy.
Yes, misunderstandings are very easy, not all of us are from the same country. Whilst I'm still from an English speaking country ( Australian is kind of English 😆)
some words and meanings are not quite the same and sometimes I don't get the subtleties and ways of speaking by those from other countries... and I'm blonde 🤣😂 lol. If you're blonde please don't take offence.. Im taking the mickey out of myself 🤪
I’d take offence if you called me blonde ! 😜
You're Irish.. same thing 🤣😛
Ugh!!! HOW DARE YOU!!! 🤣🤣🤣
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Now that we text, post and generally type to people a lot, imo it is more important than ever to use the right words in the right context.
Misunderstandings are so easy when one isn’t looking at the person we’re talking to.
I am really trying to only type the words necessary without the reader thinking I’m being snotty.
Sometimes it’s not easy.
Yes, misunderstandings are very easy, not all of us are from the same country. Whilst I'm still from an English speaking country ( Australian is kind of English 😆)
some words and meanings are not quite the same and sometimes I don't get the subtleties and ways of speaking by those from other countries... and I'm blonde 🤣😂 lol. If you're blonde please don't take offence.. Im taking the mickey out of myself 🤪
I’d take offence if you called me blonde ! 😜
You're Irish.. same thing 🤣😛
Ugh!!! HOW DARE YOU!!! 🤣🤣🤣
😂🤗
I’ll let you off you’re blonde .. that musta taken a long time to come up with eh? Bless ya haha1
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