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Anyone around this evening?

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Re: Anyone around this evening?

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    [QUOTE]Do dee do
    Posted by Birdie1483[/QUOTE]

    <div>That's what I was thinking.</div>
  • I'm here, but probably not for too long. I just got home from 2 days in Chicago for training, and I'm leaving right after work tomorrow to drive 3 hours across the state to spend the weekend with H. Ugh. My poor legs are cramping from all this sitting.

    I managed to get a new nickname while we were bowling last night - it was a "team building" outing. Haha. The girl who organized it did "awards" this morning and named me "Raging Bull" in the Smoothest Moves category. I apparently kick my leg back weird when I bowl. Ha!
  • I would for sure embarrass myself if I had to go bowling with work.
  • Oh and Birdie? My MIL is one of those notoriously-late people. I gave her times 30 minutes ahead of when we actually needed her somewhere for the wedding, and she showed up right on time every.single.time.
  • We're watching Jackass 3.5? And I don't know why I think some of this stuff is funny, but it is.
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    [QUOTE]Thanks OOT! I'll check it out. Meg [/QUOTE]


    If Les Halles has closed, go to the Old City, it's facinating and there's no way you can go wrong with a restaurant.
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    [QUOTE]I would for sure embarrass myself if I had to go bowling with work.
    Posted by aleighk1[/QUOTE]

    Yeah I'm lucky I didn't knock myself over. I usually do. Especially after a few beers, which I definitely had.

    I don't bowl much, but the last time I did all my friends were doing this crazy crouch pose and making a big "X" out of their arms whenever they hit a strike. I got one strike last night and thought it would be funny to do, which it was. And then all day today in training every time someone passed me in the hallway, they did the "X" with their arms. I may not live that one down. LOL!
  • AK, I think that's going to be my plan. At LEAST 30 minutes.
  • I'm a terrible bowler.  My sister has an average of like 200 and wonders why I never want to go bowling with her.
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    [QUOTE]AK, I think that's going to be my plan. At LEAST 30 minutes.
    Posted by Birdie1483[/QUOTE]

    I remembered seeing someone ask about that here, and a lot of posters responded that it was a terribly rude thing to do. But I frankly didn't care. It worked, and then we weren't waiting for her for anything.

    Of course, now that I learned that... we pretty much do it every time we make plans with her. LOL! Oh well.
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    [QUOTE]I'm a terrible bowler.  My sister has an average of like 200 and wonders why I never want to go bowling with her.
    Posted by kcscejal[/QUOTE]

    I scored 70. At least we only played one game.
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    [QUOTE]In Response to Re: Anyone around this evening? : I scored 70. At least we only played one game.
    Posted by akhensley81[/QUOTE]

    <div>I need to go bowling with you.</div>
  • Oh no. There will be no waiting unless it's on my part. I can guarantee that. *sigh* I wish this wasn't all interweby so I could go into details.
  • We used to do that with my mom. She was notorious for being an hour or 2 late. We always told her to be there an hour earlier then she needed to be.
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  • And I'm paranoid because my FMIL found me on here once. Luckily it was just a local thread and not a thread talking about me doing the nasty with her son
  • Post under an AE and I'll DD my post telling you to post under an AE haha
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    [QUOTE]In Response to Re: Anyone around this evening? : I need to go bowling with you.
    Posted by aleighk1[/QUOTE]

    It's a date! Just don't put me in charge of keeping score. I'm worse at that than I am at the actual bowling.
  • I bowled 119 once.  I was 14
  • Do it, Birdie! Doo eet!
  • It's really not that juicy, I just wanted to vent :)
  • Where is LDY? I really do only have 9 more posts now until Gold. Come on peeps. Give me something to talk about.
  • akhensley81akhensley81 member
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    edited June 2011
    Let's talk about what the helll I can do to keep my feet looking less like a combination of a dried-up salt lake and a chalk board. I ped egg'd & pumice stoned them, SOAKED them in oatmeal lotion, covered them in plastic bags, put socks and warm slippers on over them and left them for two hours... two days ago. And they're back to icky already. W. T. F.

    ** Edited for spelling
  • You need to use AmLactin.

    It came off  prescription about a year and a half ago.  It's the best lotion for dry or fragile skin
  • I'm having the same problem AK since I'm wearing flip flops more now. I've been using this Gold Bond foot cream and it's been helping a LOT.

    I also try to scrub them with a foot scrubber when I'm in the shower. That helps with them not look so black after wearing Old Navy flip flops every day.
  • Wow.  We are seriously lame tonight.

    Oh, my mom and I got in seriously the dumbest WR fight ever today.  We literally fought about wedding programs.  And whether or not I should include certain responses in them.  About 20% of our guests won't be Catholics, and I feel like she wants me to write out the entire mass for them.  I feel like I have a nice guideline there, and that its not too hard for adults to sit respectfully in someone's house of worship, even if you don't know all the words/responses.

    And it was seriously a pretty big fight.  Dumb.
  • I will have to try that. For some reason they're especially bad this year. Usually my lotion/plastic bag move works pretty well and I only have to do it once or twice a month during the summer.
  • I want to get one of those foot cleaner scrubber things on the As Seen On TV commercials. That thing looks bad ass.
  • I feel like someone like Beach said that thing wasn't as great as it looks. The Gold Bond stuff is the best stuff I've found OTC so far. It's blue with a red top.

    Meg, a lot of my friends are Catholic and I've never had a problem following along. The priest or whatever you call it also instructed people a lot to one when they needed to sit/stand/kneel.
  • Meg, I agree with Birdie. Unless you're having your mass in Latin, I think your guests will be able to figure out what's going on. Besides, if they're not Catholic - they might not feel comfortable reciting the Profession of Faith or anything that's more specific to the religion. I think it would be fine to have the Psalm response in there, but otherwise I wouldn't see anything else as necessary.

    Birdie, that's disappointing. It looks so cool on the commercials! Haha.
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