All is fine - we just need to turn the tide on all of the undone things which are stacking up around here. We'll see you in the comments section - and here's a little foolishness just to say "thanks" for stopping by!
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Time Off for Bad Behavior
All is fine - we just need to turn the tide on all of the undone things which are stacking up around here. We'll see you in the comments section - and here's a little foolishness just to say "thanks" for stopping by!
"Comet
ReplyDeleteIt makes your breath so clean
Comet
It smells like gas-o-line
Comet
It makes you vomit
So get some Comet
And vomit
Today!"
Sometimes, Josephine the Plumber was convinced she was losing it.
lol, been years since I heard that
DeleteYeah, I used to think retirement meant you could do all the things you never had time for when you worked. (Not counting the fact I need to find a job to stretch social security, mind you.) I think I spend all my time just taking care of daily living because that wears me out enough I don't have time to do anything else some days. Let me tell you, vitamins make a bigger difference than I thought it would at my age, lol. Plus, it turns out some of the meds I take mean I have to take a certain prescription mineral to get my system normalilzed. So much for getting older. I need to exercise to get off some of these meds but who has the energy?
ReplyDeleteHe used to be a brain surgeon .......... till he found out how much plumbers make .........
ReplyDeleteThat Falk comment took me a minute. I actually started to move on, but a voice in my head said "one more thing...."
ReplyDeleteAnd so began the Watergate saga.
ReplyDeleteYou have a serious leek under here.
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Kim Kardashian trains for new career for after Kanye's Presidential bid.
ReplyDeleteRetirement: Did something I don't do every day yesterday. I checked my portfolio. And guess what? It's far higher than it was before the Wuhan Flu pandemic.
Now before anyone does a happy-dance, do ask yourself this: Do you think that the balance of your investment and retirement accounts today would buy the same quantity of goods and services as it would have back in January?
After the government printing and projectile-vomiting literally trillions of dollars over the last several months, and now planing to print and projectile-vomit at least 1-to-3-trillion more, I suggest not.
Have a great rest of your week.
Seriously, @Anonymous—does any real under-sink space< look that clean, leek or no leek?
ReplyDelete@John the Econ: Sadly, no I don't. And not all my retirement accounts went up, either! So, serious suggestion: spend those unasked-for stimulus checks to buy real value whie they still can. I'm talking metals, ammo, staples and bulk food, not toilet paper!
Take some time off. We'll be here when you come back.
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NSF
ReplyDelete@Pat Cummings, you also need to secure a source of safe water in case the socialists get their way. If they do, I guarantee your water won't be safe for long, unless you have a well--and maybe not even then. Socialists can't deliver anything good, except when they start to destroy each other.
I count water as a staple, @JustaJeepGuy... And we have a secure supply, just needs sterilizing to be good-as-from-the-tap!
ReplyDeleteMy under sink space is quite clean but I still don't keep leeks or any other veg there :-)
ReplyDeleteIt makes no sense at all and I just got back to caching up with this blog. But the first thought was "Black Butt-Cracks Matter".
ReplyDeleteCaption oh pipe down i think i found the dimocrats brain drain.
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