Shell666

From about 5 minutes ago ... We've been playing with this squeaky toy for about an hour now.

GODDAMMIT! [Okay. Better. Not great. Better... What do you expect from a girl in the prairies ... perfection??? I'll work on it. And you should too. Your delivery with suggestions is quite weak. You need to try a little harder to convince people that what you're saying is what they need to do. You really need to do that. I guess all I'm saying is that you really need to ... ELLLLLLLLLKKKKKKKKKKK! 'Shell

Ewww. That sounds nasty. But we're not talking about a pin, we're talking Medic-Alert. No "sharp" areas. Just an oval medallion. Shouldn't be an issue. But like I said, I haven't taken off my crucifix (that's about an inch high) in 22 years. Guess it's up to the wearer. I don't HAVE to wear my necklace. Sounds the OP has to (or SHOULD) wear something. 'Shell

The clasp they have looks better than the one I have on my necklace. I'd risk it. You can always replace it if it goes missing on a skydive. that's true about risk but in part of risk like I mean a bracelet will be stuck with toggle or lines or etc....what do you think? I take off my watch when I jump. I keep my necklace on. My watch catches on lots of things throughout the day at work (file cabinets, my jacket, etc). I'd go with a necklace. 'Shell

The clasp they have looks better than the one I have on my necklace. I'd risk it. You can always replace it if it goes missing on a skydive. 'Shell

I'd get a necklace. I've always worn my crucifix and just made sure it was tucked into my t-shirt. Haven't lost it yet. Thankfully - it was my dad's gift to my mom on their wedding day. And his gift to me when she died. 'Shell

I'm thinking that might be far enough apart to avoid any inbreeding part of things. But she is a whack job. Any of her kids would be bound to be a little "feaky". Peace, -Jeff. Good point. Typo and all ... Or maybe you're right with the "feaky" thing ... she did marry a Baldwin after all. Can't be too normal. 'Shell

Hey! Easy now. They are my kin. The Baldwins are my 11th cousins, once removed. That makes Kim Basinger my "ex- 11th cousin, once removed in-law". Peace, -Jeff. So you could have kids with her without fear of them turning out all "freaky" .... 'Shell

Um. if it really NEEDS to be done, say, "MOVE!" See, by the time you got around to telling me to move, my kids and I already got splattered. You really need to take that into consideration. You need to be aware of the amount of time that can be wasted. In fact, you really need to stop blowing guys in the packing room. You need to just relax sometimes. What you need to do is... That reminds me of road trips with a friend of mine. We agreed that if you notice that the driver is about to hit "something" coming out on the road, we were NOT allowed to just scream "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"! We had to scream out the NAME of whatever we were about to hit. I recall yelling ELLLLLLLLKKKKKK quite fondly one year on the way to LP. We stopped at the first bar on the road and as luck would have it, they had "Slow Elk" on tap (seriously ... on tap ... and in bottles too!) You need to keep that in mind if you travel in your car. Seriously. You should adopt yelling out what you're about to hit as part of "car games". Yep. You should. 'Shell

OMG what a face! She's a cutie!

One has skulked past the dog and gone upstairs to bed. The other one is sitting at the patio doors waiting to go outside (which isn't happening). Oh wait, the one that was waiting at the patio doors is now eating the dog food. And the big white cat (AKA the dog) has left the room and is probably curled up in the living room waiting for me to got to bed so he can come too. Either that or he's eaten the cat that skulked past him. Guess I'm done here. Nite nite. 'Shell

And that surprises you? He's a BALDWIN! 'Shell

There's a little one somewhere in the mountains of Montana that's celebrating 41 years this year. Is that recent enough?? 'Shell

What? No dinner??? 'Shell

How much money ya got?? 'Shell

Okay, I'm confused (big surprise there so no need for comments from the peanut gallery) .... Both the video and the article state that uniforms are to be a SINGLE SOLID COLOUR. NONE of the uniforms I saw in the video were a SINGLE SOLID COLOUR. They all had 2 colours (and I think one had 3) - one colour was more dominant but there were at least 2 colours on all of them. Can someone 'splain what they meant by SINGLE SOLID COLOUR if it's different than what I think it means - which would be ONE SOLID COLOUR. No other colour on it. Just one. 'Shell

I'm sure you made them look good. Ah, flattery. Doesn't get ya everywhere! No, the ones I had looked like tiny little hockey goalie masks. And I had to tape them onto my face. Yep, I looked pretty ridonkulous. No, I didn't get a picture. 'Shell

Wow. When I had my Lasik done, the LAST thing I wanted to do was watch TV that first day (and it was during the 2006 Stanley Cup Playoffs and my team was playing that night!). My eyes were SO "tired". And those "goggles" are a pain in the ass to wear. And they make you look ridonkulous too! 'Shell

Sounds like a total fanatic from ANY religion. Good point. 'Shell

Not make sense like "Memento" (which I LOVED). Or not make sense like "The Talented Mr. Ripley (2+ hours I'll NEVER get back). 'Shell

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lawrocket, ... I have to ask if you're really okay with FIENDS in your house? Oh right, you're a LAWYER .... 'Shell

Just do what a friend of mine did one day when they knocked on his door. Long hair (yes, at the time he HAD a mullet), beard, t-shirt with some trashy thing on it, jeans, chain on the wallet, big ass boots ... He answered the door. There were 3 of them there. 2 teenagers and a young fella about 11 or 12. They gave their spiel and then made the mistake of asking "is there anything we can do for you?" He said (in a rather gruff voice) "Yeah, leave the kid." They never came back. And yes, he's a skydiver (my first instructor as a matter a fact!) I LOVE him! 'Shell

It's the Mormons. Don't worry. 'Shell

I think you misquoted him there...he said he doesn't hesitate to put ethics on someone (he didn't say 'my' ethics). Holding people to ethics isn't a bad thing. Okay, maybe he didn't say "his" ethics (I didn't quote it verbatim) BUT do you really think he didn't mean his "own" ethics?? His "beliefs"? I agree that holding people to ethics isn't bad BUT if a Jehovah's Witness told me I had to follow their belief that it's not ethical to have a blood transfusion when I needed one, and said I was unethical for having one, I'd have a problem with that. Personally, I think he's done more than enough nutty things in the media while muttering about Scientology that I think he's CRAZY. But that's just me. Pass the ketchup, will ya ... 'Shell