in the movie 'my blue heaven' steve martin's charactor claims, "everyone thinks they have a sense of humor, even when they don't!
" do you laugh easily and often?
i am always looking for new material and have about 150 jokes at my disposal.
Mary...I read your District Assembly schedule, and I think we can find an opening for you on the Bethel writing committee ! Wouldn't that be great to slip a few of those zingers in there? ROFLMAO
Spanner........is that you, or is that Ballastic posing as you, or are you the same person. Hey I'm going to start a new thread........Spanner and Ballastic are the same person. You know kinda along the lines of " Are F**kel and Minimus the same person " ?
the other day i was watching "charlie's angel's" (the weekly series from the '70's) on tvland.
it dawned on me how much i used to wish they had aired that show any night but thursdays.
maybe twice a year, if i was too sick to go to the meeting i would get my hour to watch my favorite star...farrah!
DannyBear.............I'd send ya hugs, but I'm a guy , but you did sum up my life there, but I think the bitterness is gone in my case.
wannaexit.......that is the worst. As if Saturday mornings were not bad enough, Saturday afternoons as well ! That's just inhumane.
Answer to the question. Ditto on the Saturday morning cartoons.
I remember working with my dad, and when the householder came to the door, and actually listened for a while ( which actually was quite often, because my dad was very polished and sincere in his presentations), I would pretend to be interested and cozy up to the door, but the real reason was so I could see what their kids were watching on TV
Favourite Saturday morning Cartoon. Space Ghost, and it was coupled with that superhero show with the prehistoric creatures.........can't recall the name.
And if Dad didn't get wrapped up with a householder (sometimes 30-45 minutes at the door) we could make it back by 12:00, and I could watch the Monkees.
Do you know that JW kids are the only group, that actually dreads weekends, and actually prays for rain, or a minor sickness by Saturday?
in the movie 'my blue heaven' steve martin's charactor claims, "everyone thinks they have a sense of humor, even when they don't!
" do you laugh easily and often?
i am always looking for new material and have about 150 jokes at my disposal.
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ok, i know some of you non-canucks couldn't help yourselves.. but for those of you whom are dyed in the parka: canadian - i thought you'd like to comment on a tv show that i feel, has to be one of the best in the country:.
this hour has 22 minutes.
http://www.22minutes.com.
The 2 old lady skit, cracks me up all the time, because it sooo much reminds me, of 2 elderly sisters doddling along in Field Service.
now that we are close to the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere, i was wondering how our freinds in the southern hemisphere were doing?
i know where we live, we average 300 hours of sunlight in the summer, but only 90 hours in the winter, and i find it gets to me some days, especially if it is overcast for days on end.
with your daylight at a minimum, do any of you experience seasonal affliction disorder aka winter depression, or the winter blues.
LOL at Gizmo
Stephanus and Blondie. I've never heard of Full Spectrum Lighting. I'm going to have to check that out. The office I currently work in has no windows what so ever, and even in summer, I find it difficult. The new building we are moving into in July, has a lot of natural lighting, but I'm still going to see about getting it for the office area, to help with those long dark winter days.
unclebruce. If that's your winter, what the hell are your summers like?
have you ever won anything in your life?
i didn't, but indirectly i did.
back in 1982 my mother won a brand new honda civic.
We subscribe to Lotto 649. Called 649 Advance. We play 3 numbers twice a week.
Occasionally they mail us a cheque for $10.00 if we match 3 of 6, and a few times over the past 3 years, we've received cheques ranging from $45.00 to $75.00 for matching 4 of 6.
2 weeks ago I received a call from the Ontatio Lottery Corporation, that 5 of 6 of my numbers had come up, and they were sending me a cheque for $1545.00
I had to laugh at myself, though, because though the prize money was an unexpected surprise, I was miffed, that I missed the jackpot prize of $5,000,000.00 by one number. Now when something happens at work that ticks me off, (customers, boss etc) I mumble to myself.......... 1 friggen number, 1 friggen number.....argh.
And now I have to pick a new set of 6 numbers to replace the 6, I won with, because I'm sure the "luck" is used up on those numbers now !
now that we are close to the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere, i was wondering how our freinds in the southern hemisphere were doing?
i know where we live, we average 300 hours of sunlight in the summer, but only 90 hours in the winter, and i find it gets to me some days, especially if it is overcast for days on end.
with your daylight at a minimum, do any of you experience seasonal affliction disorder aka winter depression, or the winter blues.
Now that we are close to the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, I was wondering how our freinds in the Southern Hemisphere were doing?
I know where we live, we average 300 hours of Sunlight in the summer, but only 90 hours in the winter, and I find it gets to me some days, especially if it is overcast for days on end.
With your daylight at a minimum, do any of you experience Seasonal Affliction Disorder aka Winter Depression, or the Winter Blues.
If so how do you cope?
xjw_b12 who enjoys the light getting brighter
recently we looked this up, to show to someone who refused to believe that they would ever print such advice.. this was in the watchtower 1976 page 330. it was the lifestory of porfirio caicedo from columbia :-i recall a form of punishment that worked effectively on horacio, my fifth son, when the literal rod failed to do so.
he was about eight years old.
he was too insistent in associating with undesirable neighborhood boys.
Now however if he dressed them up in girl's clothes AND made them work on the farm, that would be cruel and unusual punishment !
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i would be interested in hearing a few.
for the life of me (pun intended) i can't think of any good ones.. robyn
Yes....To enjoy the company of you, my dear.
