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**Miss Behaving** · October 25, 2011, 04:27 AM

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tawnyfrog;1197840 wrote: Thanks Missy. Wasn't it fantastically poxy? Stoked I didn't do a huggage or throbbage. I shall sleep easy. (Go get me, grammar and syntax queens)

It was, but I think we took the huggage and throbbage as implied :H:H

Anyway, I am off to bed. Between nuns and cats and Mr B's choice of music (Faure's requiem) and MWO I've had a very stimulating night

**Rags** · October 25, 2011, 04:28 AM

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myhappyplace;1197795 wrote: Dare someone to ring the number on the bunny and see if it got picked up...

Yeronne. I'll do it termorra.

**sunshinetoday** · October 25, 2011, 07:03 AM

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Tuckage!

And Happy Birthday TECHIE!!!!!!!!!!!
:bday3::bday2::banana::goodtime:

**myhappyplace** · October 25, 2011, 03:41 PM

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Morning Undies and Internationalists and Happy Birthday Techie!!! Just what Froglet said and not a correction in sight...

Just spent 15 minutes of my life fixing the lappie coz one of the cats turned it on and slept on it and maximised the screen. Turns out all you have to do is shut it down to get it back, or so Mrs Google told me on the other computer...ahem....where is a Techie when you need him?

Orf into Underoos...catch ya later...happy Bunny hunting Rags!!!

**techie** · October 25, 2011, 03:41 PM

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tawnyfrog;1197809 wrote: OK. It's now officially the 25th of October in Scottsdale, Arizona. So here we go. ***clears throat*** It gives me much pleasure to offer my tribute to our American friend on the occasion of his Birthday.

There was a young fella called Techie
Who never arose for his brekkie
He often made toast
And sometimes a roast -
By using his blanket elecky.

Phew! That's my annual dose of excessive decoration, emotional crappery and general waste of bandwidth done for the year.

Next?

I will never wash my computer screen now! :l:h:l:h (enough throbbage you don't want to give her a BIG HEAD!)

**techie** · October 25, 2011, 03:42 PM

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Thank you ALL for the lovely wishes. It really made my day! John xoxoxo

**byebyebridgetjones** · October 25, 2011, 05:10 PM

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techie;1197982 wrote: ( you don't want to give her a BIG HEAD!)

Not with an avatar like that already, no.
Might 'splode.

**myhappyplace** · October 25, 2011, 06:31 PM

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tawnyfrog;1197840 wrote: Thanks Missy. Wasn't it fantastically poxy? Stoked I didn't do a huggage or throbbage. I shall sleep easy. (Go get me, grammar and syntax queens)

How delicious is the word poxy??

And Bridge - your entitlement speech came in handy this morning. Mummy on the edge...

**RingingCedars** · October 25, 2011, 06:44 PM

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myhappyplace;1198043 wrote: How delicious is the word poxy??

And Bridge - your entitlement speech came in handy this morning. Mummy on the edge...

Can't say I fancy the word poxy. What does it really mean...I know google it ya arse...didn't read Bridge's speech(sry) What are you on the edge of Mummy??

wavey thingy to all undies and friends

**Going Strong** · October 25, 2011, 07:25 PM

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Morning

byebyebridgetjones;1197774 wrote: Hiya Shaz Hi Bridgey, Hang in with you son! My son gave me heaps, very similar story to Cindi's except I kicked mine out at 17 cos he was dealing............now 36yrs and a truly lovely man

tawnyfrog;1197775 wrote: Shas - so glad you popped in. How's your girl doing? Join us if and when you have the time. Always lovely to see you. My girls are fantastic. One just graduation from uni last year for teaching (all this with 3 kids and a new 320 acre property!) Next one has gone back to uni (all this with 3 kids & arseh$le husband) one back hopefully permanently from UK and one buying her first house and the youngest is doing her IB this year then going to Ireland to do medicine.

Rags;1197789 wrote: Why aren't I witty with the repartee like youz.. sigh.

I am so like you Rags

byebyebridgetjones;1197776 wrote: Well thankyou lovey. We had a stand up/knock down last night....and he says he wants to live with someone else........sooooooo......you never know....everyone might just end up getting what they deserve

Tough Love is a great book and worth the read!

Cinders;1197811 wrote: Good on you, Bridge. It is very difficult but worth the effort.

Love,
Cindi

ps I actually kicked my son out of the house when he was 16. Not because I wanted rid of him but because he was doing meth. I told him no mama wants to watch her child kill himself. Do it on his own time. It took about three months. He became so hungry and so sick he came back. I finally got a night's sleep. No one can know how difficult that was. I would lie down in bed at night and think about him dying alone. When he came back, I slept an entire night. What a horrible time that was.

Today, he has children, a wife and a good job.

I am grateful he did not die. Many other mothers watched their children die. I feel blessed.

Shoot. I do not know why I posted this. I do not mean to worry anyone. But that is what I lived through. I wanted to share.

I gave him love and one day he decided that my love was more important than the drugs.

I doubt if you are dealing with that. I just wanted to share.

Maybe I shouldn't have but it is out there now.

I know what it's like Cindi having lost a brother at 24 yrs to drugs. Scared the begeezzies out of me!

whew now I am buggered and better get back to work!

Take Care

Shas

**Going Strong** · October 25, 2011, 07:26 PM

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Oops Happy Birthday Techie!!! And hello to everybody else!!

**tawnyfrog** · October 25, 2011, 08:05 PM

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Happy lunchtime, Undies,

Shas - that's great about the girls - pity the arsehole is still around.

Seems it's our turn to really put it on for Betty Windsor today - an absolutely gorgeous day here and she should have a top time riding on the royal tram.

I've had a most satisfying morning in Chesty Bond bluey with my fave bits of kit. All you gardeners should have these handy devices

Now going to slurp my way through a huge bowl of Tom Ka.

**blondie** · October 25, 2011, 08:23 PM

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Morning all undies

Looking forward to the Queen arriving today; haven't received my invitation to meet with Her Highness so will speak with Orstraylia Post to sort this out.
Tawny - I want that cart with all yer bits and bobs in - did you make it or buy it? Bought new pruners and hedge trimmer at weekend and have been using them extensively. I heart hardware stores and nurseries. :-)
Lots of police and other sundry undercover people in town. Will dig out my Union Jack for big Aussie BBQ on Saturday.
Greatly admire those coping with issues related to offspring.
And well done the All Blacks.

**RingingCedars** · October 25, 2011, 08:23 PM

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tawnyfrog;1198095 wrote: Happy lunchtime, Undies,

Shas - that's great about the girls - pity the arsehole is still around.

Seems it's our turn to really put it on for Betty Windsor today - an absolutely gorgeous day here and she should have a top time riding on the royal tram.

I've had a most satisfying morning in Chesty Bond bluey with my fave bits of kit. All you gardeners should have these handy devices

Now going to slurp my way through a huge bowl of Tom Ka.

Love your photos--if I had an outfit like that and time...endless possibilities....and they are irises just sayin

:l

**sunshinetoday** · October 25, 2011, 10:23 PM

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HOme from work.
All the smells were making me sick so, I came home.
Lovely gardening organizer you have TF!

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