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Stephen Baker
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Shaun R says:
>That would be silly, and my wife would likely get bored waiting.
>
If she ain't bored with you by now, Shaun, she never will be... ;-P' ' ' '
Steve "how the hell are ya, anyways?"
>That would be silly, and my wife would likely get bored waiting.
>
If she ain't bored with you by now, Shaun, she never will be... ;-P' ' ' '
Steve "how the hell are ya, anyways?"
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Shaun Rimmer
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"Stephen Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Shaun R says:
>
> >That would be silly, and my wife would likely get bored waiting.
> >
>
> If she ain't bored with you by now, Shaun, she never will be... ;-P' '
' '
Heck man, she couldn't be fuurther from it! ',;~}~
> Steve "how the hell are ya, anyways?"
Freakin' fiiiiiine Stevie bwoy! Feeling fitter, less joint pains (esp. knees
have improved vastly), back pains have lessened, generally just healthier
(Look up Pycnogenol - Maritime pine bark extract. Can't believe how much
this has turned my health issues around in just a few weeks! There's a New
Zealand one that's comparable too).
Still need to get out on the big bike more, but I'm taking it easy still,
just been doing half commutes on the Frankenbeater for a few weeks so far,
see how my body takes to it.
Life is fun, went to a dance and percussion workshop day this Saturday and
had a fantastic time amongst damned fiiiine people, made friends with a
couple of the teachers, including the most awesomely impressive Howard, who
was teaching Cuban Street percussion. Heck, that guy did a whole gig _solo_,
and made it sound like a full street festival (playing 3 or 4 different
parts with his hands, and 1 or 2 with his left foot, simultaneously! 4
congas, foot pedal brake drum 'bell', 3 cowbells, and the sound ported
wooden box he was sat on. Hells, I couldn't even master the _Samba_ Clave
part alone!). Kath bought me a full sized Djembe there too, we spotted that
is just beautiful sounding. Looking forward to joining the Djembe class Kath
goes to, in August when the class becomes an open one again, after their
practice for an event is over.
Planning our summer right now, generally having a ball, and getting along
even better each day than the one before. Kath's been in the training for
her civil service job, and is enjoying it so far, starts the actual work in
a few weeks. Planted some chiles recently that have sprouted. Weather is
improving. Stuff just has that feel of heading the right way, yaknow?
So, how the hell's yerself then, Steve?!?
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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> Shaun R says:
>
> >That would be silly, and my wife would likely get bored waiting.
> >
>
> If she ain't bored with you by now, Shaun, she never will be... ;-P' '
' '
Heck man, she couldn't be fuurther from it! ',;~}~
> Steve "how the hell are ya, anyways?"
Freakin' fiiiiiine Stevie bwoy! Feeling fitter, less joint pains (esp. knees
have improved vastly), back pains have lessened, generally just healthier
(Look up Pycnogenol - Maritime pine bark extract. Can't believe how much
this has turned my health issues around in just a few weeks! There's a New
Zealand one that's comparable too).
Still need to get out on the big bike more, but I'm taking it easy still,
just been doing half commutes on the Frankenbeater for a few weeks so far,
see how my body takes to it.
Life is fun, went to a dance and percussion workshop day this Saturday and
had a fantastic time amongst damned fiiiine people, made friends with a
couple of the teachers, including the most awesomely impressive Howard, who
was teaching Cuban Street percussion. Heck, that guy did a whole gig _solo_,
and made it sound like a full street festival (playing 3 or 4 different
parts with his hands, and 1 or 2 with his left foot, simultaneously! 4
congas, foot pedal brake drum 'bell', 3 cowbells, and the sound ported
wooden box he was sat on. Hells, I couldn't even master the _Samba_ Clave
part alone!). Kath bought me a full sized Djembe there too, we spotted that
is just beautiful sounding. Looking forward to joining the Djembe class Kath
goes to, in August when the class becomes an open one again, after their
practice for an event is over.
Planning our summer right now, generally having a ball, and getting along
even better each day than the one before. Kath's been in the training for
her civil service job, and is enjoying it so far, starts the actual work in
a few weeks. Planted some chiles recently that have sprouted. Weather is
improving. Stuff just has that feel of heading the right way, yaknow?
So, how the hell's yerself then, Steve?!?
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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bomba
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On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 15:12:33 +0100, Shaun Rimmer wrote:
> Planted some chiles recently that have sprouted.
I've got several chile plants that all keep flowering, but none of them
ever bear fruit. Thinking about just binning them all.
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> Planted some chiles recently that have sprouted.
I've got several chile plants that all keep flowering, but none of them
ever bear fruit. Thinking about just binning them all.
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"bomba" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 15:12:33 +0100, Shaun Rimmer wrote:
>
> > Planted some chiles recently that have sprouted.
>
> I've got several chile plants that all keep flowering, but none of them
> ever bear fruit. Thinking about just binning them all.
Heh, the two we brought in from the g/house to over-winter have flowered
repeatedly, but always dropped - bigger pots and back in the g/house, with a
good feed, they'll produce again, no worries (flowering heavily right now).
Plenty of light and warmth, Jon, along with good feed (tomato feed should be
fine), sure yours'll fruit then too.
Shaun aRe
news
[email protected]...> On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 15:12:33 +0100, Shaun Rimmer wrote:
>
> > Planted some chiles recently that have sprouted.
>
> I've got several chile plants that all keep flowering, but none of them
> ever bear fruit. Thinking about just binning them all.
Heh, the two we brought in from the g/house to over-winter have flowered
repeatedly, but always dropped - bigger pots and back in the g/house, with a
good feed, they'll produce again, no worries (flowering heavily right now).
Plenty of light and warmth, Jon, along with good feed (tomato feed should be
fine), sure yours'll fruit then too.
Shaun aRe
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Stephen Baker
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SR says:
>Heck man, she couldn't be fuurther from it! ',;~}~
'Swhat I thought. Poor girl.... ;-P
>Freakin' fiiiiiine Stevie bwoy!
Good to hear.
>Life is fun, went to a dance and percussion workshop day this Saturday
LOL! I read that as "dance and concussion" at first. Didn't sound strange
coming from you, but I re-read it anyway.
>Stuff just has that feel of heading the right way, yaknow?
Know that feeling - it's beginning over here.
>So, how the hell's yerself then, Steve?!?
>
Could be much worse. Apart from not riding much this past couple of months. I
never really got back into it last year after my diverticulitis "thang", and
this winter was just not good for riding here. Spring, however, is sprung, the
grass is ris, and I know where those birdies is....
Kids are all somewhere else, just the missus and me, so life is relaxing and
fun.
Steve
>Heck man, she couldn't be fuurther from it! ',;~}~
'Swhat I thought. Poor girl.... ;-P
>Freakin' fiiiiiine Stevie bwoy!
Good to hear.
>Life is fun, went to a dance and percussion workshop day this Saturday
LOL! I read that as "dance and concussion" at first. Didn't sound strange
coming from you, but I re-read it anyway.
>Stuff just has that feel of heading the right way, yaknow?
Know that feeling - it's beginning over here.
>So, how the hell's yerself then, Steve?!?
>
Could be much worse. Apart from not riding much this past couple of months. I
never really got back into it last year after my diverticulitis "thang", and
this winter was just not good for riding here. Spring, however, is sprung, the
grass is ris, and I know where those birdies is....
Kids are all somewhere else, just the missus and me, so life is relaxing and
fun.
Steve
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Fred Fragger
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"Shaun Rimmer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Shaun aRe
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I was telling this story to a mate at work and I said "I clean and lube
it after every ride" and got a REALLY funny look from one of the girls in
the office before she started sniggering (sorry Bill)! One track mind I
think (or is that a singletrack mind?)
Later
Fred
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I was telling this story to a mate at work and I said "I clean and lubeit after every ride" and got a REALLY funny look from one of the girls in
the office before she started sniggering (sorry Bill)! One track mind I
think (or is that a singletrack mind?)
Later
Fred
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gazzer
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"Shaun Rimmer" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> That would be silly, and my wife would likely get bored waiting.
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You never know, she might help you give it a polish.
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> That would be silly, and my wife would likely get bored waiting.
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You never know, she might help you give it a polish.
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"Stephen Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> SR says:
>
> >Heck man, she couldn't be fuurther from it! ',;~}~
>
> 'Swhat I thought. Poor girl.... ;-P
Poor girl my butt, butt boy! She considers herself extremely lucky...oh,
yeah, uhhhmm, as you were then...
> >Freakin' fiiiiiine Stevie bwoy!
>
> Good to hear.
Cheers! Might justa spoked too soonest though...
> >Life is fun, went to a dance and percussion workshop day this Saturday
>
> LOL! I read that as "dance and concussion" at first. Didn't sound
strange
> coming from you, but I re-read it anyway.
Heheh, I love when yer head makes entertainment like that for ya ',;~}~
> >Stuff just has that feel of heading the right way, yaknow?
>
> Know that feeling - it's beginning over here.
Heh, I was sorta cringing a bit as I typed that, had a feeling I mighta been
inviting fate to play silly buggers. Had hell with the daughter last night,
after thinking things were going great now. She had to stay at her
grandparents in the end. Kath was inconsolable, and I got called some very
low-down and nasty things (you wouldn't believe what she said, trust me...),
in the street, in front of her friends and our neighbours.
So, tonight we gotta try and put the pieces all back together, and start
again, yet again. This is getting kinda old real bloody quick mate ;-(
> >So, how the hell's yerself then, Steve?!?
> >
>
> Could be much worse. Apart from not riding much this past couple of
months. I
> never really got back into it last year after my diverticulitis "thang",
and
> this winter was just not good for riding here.
That sucks - I feel for ya, you know.
> Spring, however, is sprung, the
> grass is ris, and I know where those birdies is....
Aye, been great having 'some' sunshine over here, and getting to see the
leaf buds sprout, the cherry blossoms bloom, the little furry
meatballs...uhm I mean lambs, frollicking, all **** like that. Yeah, love it
',;~}~
> Kids are all somewhere else, just the missus and me, so life is relaxing
and
> fun.
Heheh good for you Steve!
Just remember to be good, or if you can't be good, be careful, or if you
can't be careful, buy a pram.
Later!
Shaun aRe
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> SR says:
>
> >Heck man, she couldn't be fuurther from it! ',;~}~
>
> 'Swhat I thought. Poor girl.... ;-P
Poor girl my butt, butt boy! She considers herself extremely lucky...oh,
yeah, uhhhmm, as you were then...
> >Freakin' fiiiiiine Stevie bwoy!
>
> Good to hear.
Cheers! Might justa spoked too soonest though...
> >Life is fun, went to a dance and percussion workshop day this Saturday
>
> LOL! I read that as "dance and concussion" at first. Didn't sound
strange
> coming from you, but I re-read it anyway.
Heheh, I love when yer head makes entertainment like that for ya ',;~}~
> >Stuff just has that feel of heading the right way, yaknow?
>
> Know that feeling - it's beginning over here.
Heh, I was sorta cringing a bit as I typed that, had a feeling I mighta been
inviting fate to play silly buggers. Had hell with the daughter last night,
after thinking things were going great now. She had to stay at her
grandparents in the end. Kath was inconsolable, and I got called some very
low-down and nasty things (you wouldn't believe what she said, trust me...),
in the street, in front of her friends and our neighbours.
So, tonight we gotta try and put the pieces all back together, and start
again, yet again. This is getting kinda old real bloody quick mate ;-(
> >So, how the hell's yerself then, Steve?!?
> >
>
> Could be much worse. Apart from not riding much this past couple of
months. I
> never really got back into it last year after my diverticulitis "thang",
and
> this winter was just not good for riding here.
That sucks - I feel for ya, you know.
> Spring, however, is sprung, the
> grass is ris, and I know where those birdies is....
Aye, been great having 'some' sunshine over here, and getting to see the
leaf buds sprout, the cherry blossoms bloom, the little furry
meatballs...uhm I mean lambs, frollicking, all **** like that. Yeah, love it
',;~}~
> Kids are all somewhere else, just the missus and me, so life is relaxing
and
> fun.
Heheh good for you Steve!
Just remember to be good, or if you can't be good, be careful, or if you
can't be careful, buy a pram.
Later!
Shaun aRe
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"Fred Fragger" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Shaun Rimmer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I was telling this story to a mate at work and I said "I clean and
lube
> it after every ride" and got a REALLY funny look from one of the girls in
> the office before she started sniggering (sorry Bill)! One track mind I
> think (or is that a singletrack mind?)
>
> Later
>
> Fred
Heheheh, nice one - good to make someone laugh, even if not on purpose, eh?
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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I was telling this story to a mate at work and I said "I clean andlube
> it after every ride" and got a REALLY funny look from one of the girls in
> the office before she started sniggering (sorry Bill)! One track mind I
> think (or is that a singletrack mind?)
>
> Later
>
> Fred
Heheheh, nice one - good to make someone laugh, even if not on purpose, eh?
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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Stephen Baker
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SR says:
>Cheers! Might justa spoked too soonest though...
Sounds like it. Yeuch! Well, everything is supposed to look better in the
morning, and if the grands have done their job, she'll be softened up for you
by now ;-)
>Just remember to be good, or if you can't be good, be careful, or if you
>can't be careful, buy a pram.
I prefer the short form - "If you can't be good, be happy"
;-)
Steve
>Cheers! Might justa spoked too soonest though...
Sounds like it. Yeuch! Well, everything is supposed to look better in the
morning, and if the grands have done their job, she'll be softened up for you
by now ;-)
>Just remember to be good, or if you can't be good, be careful, or if you
>can't be careful, buy a pram.
I prefer the short form - "If you can't be good, be happy"
;-)
Steve
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Shaun Rimmer
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"Stephen Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> SR says:
>
> >Cheers! Might justa spoked too soonest though...
>
> Sounds like it. Yeuch! Well, everything is supposed to look better in
the
> morning, and if the grands have done their job, she'll be softened up for
you
> by now ;-)
This morning was a sad affair, consisting of Kath and I, still stunned and
ripped up, crying alternately into our coffees. We are all kinds of weary
over this.
She's _always_ sorry afterward, but that less than worthless. I'm sick to
death of sorry. Sory can go f*ck itself.
Dn't know if she's coming back tonight or tomorrow. Don't know what TF to do
when she does get back. Sick to death of grounding her, and being
houselocked ourselves, not to mention having to put up with her angry,
moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
We'll figure something out, or go mad trying. WTF, that's life!
> >Just remember to be good, or if you can't be good, be careful, or if you
> >can't be careful, buy a pram.
>
> I prefer the short form - "If you can't be good, be happy"
>
> ;-)
>
> Steve
Have it your way. ',;~}~
Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
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> SR says:
>
> >Cheers! Might justa spoked too soonest though...
>
> Sounds like it. Yeuch! Well, everything is supposed to look better in
the
> morning, and if the grands have done their job, she'll be softened up for
you
> by now ;-)
This morning was a sad affair, consisting of Kath and I, still stunned and
ripped up, crying alternately into our coffees. We are all kinds of weary
over this.
She's _always_ sorry afterward, but that less than worthless. I'm sick to
death of sorry. Sory can go f*ck itself.
Dn't know if she's coming back tonight or tomorrow. Don't know what TF to do
when she does get back. Sick to death of grounding her, and being
houselocked ourselves, not to mention having to put up with her angry,
moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
We'll figure something out, or go mad trying. WTF, that's life!
> >Just remember to be good, or if you can't be good, be careful, or if you
> >can't be careful, buy a pram.
>
> I prefer the short form - "If you can't be good, be happy"
>
> ;-)
>
> Steve
Have it your way. ',;~}~
Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
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Shaun Rimmer
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"gazzer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Shaun Rimmer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> You never know, she might help you give it a polish.
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> g
Heh - hey, i don't even have to ask ',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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> You never know, she might help you give it a polish.
>
> g
Heh - hey, i don't even have to ask ',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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Stephen Baker
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SR says:
> We are all kinds of weary
>over this.
Know the feeling, unfortunately....
>She's _always_ sorry afterward, but that less than worthless. I'm sick to
>death of sorry. Sory can go f*ck itself.
Ditto. Not that that helps at all. Sorry (Oops - sorry ....)
>Don't know what TF to do
>when she does get back.
You'll figure it out. It always feels impossible, but it can always be done.
Maybe not immediately, but it can.
> not to mention having to put up with her angry,
>moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
Ah, the joys of parenthood. ;-)
>WTF, that's life!
Pre-Zactly!
>Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
None needed. You jumped in the deep end, and sometimes ya gotta paddle like
sh!t to stay afloat. Nothing beats a good rant to get you settled enough to
start all over again. Luck to ya.
Steve
> We are all kinds of weary
>over this.
Know the feeling, unfortunately....
>She's _always_ sorry afterward, but that less than worthless. I'm sick to
>death of sorry. Sory can go f*ck itself.
Ditto. Not that that helps at all. Sorry (Oops - sorry ....)
>Don't know what TF to do
>when she does get back.
You'll figure it out. It always feels impossible, but it can always be done.
Maybe not immediately, but it can.
> not to mention having to put up with her angry,
>moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
Ah, the joys of parenthood. ;-)
>WTF, that's life!
Pre-Zactly!
>Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
None needed. You jumped in the deep end, and sometimes ya gotta paddle like
sh!t to stay afloat. Nothing beats a good rant to get you settled enough to
start all over again. Luck to ya.
Steve
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Shaun Rimmer wrote:
> "Stephen Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >
> Dn't know if she's coming back tonight or tomorrow. Don't know what
> TF to do when she does get back. Sick to death of grounding her, and
> being houselocked ourselves, not to mention having to put up with her
> angry, moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
>
> We'll figure something out, or go mad trying. WTF, that's life!
>
>> Steve
>
> Have it your way. ',;~}~
>
>
>
> Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
http://www.toughlove.org/
> "Stephen Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >
> Dn't know if she's coming back tonight or tomorrow. Don't know what
> TF to do when she does get back. Sick to death of grounding her, and
> being houselocked ourselves, not to mention having to put up with her
> angry, moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
>
> We'll figure something out, or go mad trying. WTF, that's life!
>
>> Steve
>
> Have it your way. ',;~}~
>
>
>
> Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
http://www.toughlove.org/
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"Stephen Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> SR says:
>
> > We are all kinds of weary
> >over this.
>
> Know the feeling, unfortunately....
Sorry to hear it Steve.
> >She's _always_ sorry afterward, but that less than worthless. I'm sick to
> >death of sorry. Sory can go f*ck itself.
>
> Ditto. Not that that helps at all. Sorry (Oops - sorry ....)
Heheheh...
> >Don't know what TF to do
> >when she does get back.
>
> You'll figure it out. It always feels impossible, but it can always be
done.
> Maybe not immediately, but it can.
I know, funnily enough. I'm no kinds of quitter, and I don't feel it's
impossible.
> > not to mention having to put up with her angry,
> >moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
>
> Ah, the joys of parenthood. ;-)
You can't live with 'em, and ya can't barbeque the little f*cks either.
> >WTF, that's life!
>
> Pre-Zactly!
Yeah, c'est la vie!
> >Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
>
> None needed. You jumped in the deep end, and sometimes ya gotta paddle
like
> sh!t to stay afloat. Nothing beats a good rant to get you settled enough
to
> start all over again. Luck to ya.
Cheers mate. I'm not one to shy from a challenge.
Shaun aRe
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> SR says:
>
> > We are all kinds of weary
> >over this.
>
> Know the feeling, unfortunately....
Sorry to hear it Steve.
> >She's _always_ sorry afterward, but that less than worthless. I'm sick to
> >death of sorry. Sory can go f*ck itself.
>
> Ditto. Not that that helps at all. Sorry (Oops - sorry ....)
Heheheh...
> >Don't know what TF to do
> >when she does get back.
>
> You'll figure it out. It always feels impossible, but it can always be
done.
> Maybe not immediately, but it can.
I know, funnily enough. I'm no kinds of quitter, and I don't feel it's
impossible.
> > not to mention having to put up with her angry,
> >moaning, whining, miserable attitude even more when she is.
>
> Ah, the joys of parenthood. ;-)
You can't live with 'em, and ya can't barbeque the little f*cks either.
> >WTF, that's life!
>
> Pre-Zactly!
Yeah, c'est la vie!
> >Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
>
> None needed. You jumped in the deep end, and sometimes ya gotta paddle
like
> sh!t to stay afloat. Nothing beats a good rant to get you settled enough
to
> start all over again. Luck to ya.
Cheers mate. I'm not one to shy from a challenge.
Shaun aRe
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Stephen Baker
Guest
Shaun R says:
>You can't live with 'em, and ya can't barbeque the little f*cks either.
But you CAN make 'em suffer in small, insidious ways....
>I'm not one to shy from a challenge.
>
Just being you is enou... Oops - didn't mean to say that out loud. ;-P
Steve
>You can't live with 'em, and ya can't barbeque the little f*cks either.
But you CAN make 'em suffer in small, insidious ways....
>I'm not one to shy from a challenge.
>
Just being you is enou... Oops - didn't mean to say that out loud. ;-P
Steve
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"Stephen Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Shaun R says:
>
> >You can't live with 'em, and ya can't barbeque the little f*cks either.
>
> But you CAN make 'em suffer in small, insidious ways....
Think about that Steve - we end up suffering more if we do.
> >I'm not one to shy from a challenge.
> >
>
> Just being you is enou... Oops - didn't mean to say that out loud. ;-P
Heheheh, cheers anyway pal! ',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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> Shaun R says:
>
> >You can't live with 'em, and ya can't barbeque the little f*cks either.
>
> But you CAN make 'em suffer in small, insidious ways....
Think about that Steve - we end up suffering more if we do.
> >I'm not one to shy from a challenge.
> >
>
> Just being you is enou... Oops - didn't mean to say that out loud. ;-P
Heheheh, cheers anyway pal! ',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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"Penny S" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Shaun Rimmer wrote:
> > Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
>
> http://www.toughlove.org/
Thanks Penny - saved, and I'll take a look a.s.a.p.
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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> Shaun Rimmer wrote:
> > Shaun aRe - 'pologies for the rant.
>
> http://www.toughlove.org/
Thanks Penny - saved, and I'll take a look a.s.a.p.
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
