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Suitably Sunday and a Vote Whore/Code Violation WARNING
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Jackie "the Librarian"
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Sep 13, 2009 03:36PM
Or someone has to go for a bike ride before the clouds roll in...
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Roll, Librarian. Be safe. Wear a helmet.
Larry wrote: "Roll, Librarian. Be safe. Wear a helmet."Always, Larry.
Stephen wrote: "I prefer chocolate ice cream."
You may, Stephen.
I like all kinds of reviews.Strangely, though, I think danishes are overrated.
But not the Danes. I like the Danes. I think. I may get them confused with the Swedes.
And I always wear a helmet.Why the hell wouldn't people wear bike helmets? I sometimes want to stop them and ask, but that might be rude.
I have the same quandary with people who let their kids stand up in grocery carts.
I think the Swedes might be sweeter, but the Danes are more Danish.
These danish are not your average danish. They are bakery danish, with lots of fruit stuff on the top. Today I had a apple one.
Makes me feel as if I'm right there with you!
You kind of were, Larry. :)
That was SO TRIPPY when you zoomed out in the beginning!:) I like your voice, now I will be able to "hear" your comments in my head as I read them. That was cool, thanks Jackie.
BTW, I would totally crash if I tried to do that, but it would probably be good for a laugh to see the camera flying and then bouncing and rolling as I cursed and made guttural sounds...
It really was. We saw cows! And heard your voice!
You saw cows? There weren't any in the video I posted, but there was in the other one I put on Photobucket, Larry. Did you watch that one, too, then?
Thanks, tadpole! Uh, though I don't think you should copy me, then. I'd rather you didn't crash.
I think the trippy part at the beginning caused Larry to have a cow flashback...;)
Wow, don't mess around with drugs! They mess you up FOREVER!
Just for the record, I was trying to tease Larry because of the era in which he grew up and have no evidence of any youthful, chemical indiscretions on his part.:)Because i'm weird, now i'm very curious as to what everyone's voices sound like. The only TC'ers whose voices that I have heard are Larry, Kevin, and now Jackie. I'm pretty sure that the videos that RA has shared of his kids do not feature his voice behind the camera. So how about it? Does anyone else have any videos that they would like to share? Personally, I got nuthin' because I have a bit of a Southern drawl that makes me cringe on playback and if there are any videos of me online I just have to say that I was young and needed the money...but I would totally love to hear the rest of your voices.
No videos yet, but when my Harpsichord arrives, I will post a video of me talking, and then playing it.
That was cool, Jacks! And Tad's idea is cool, no doubt....
RandomAnthony wrote: "That was cool, Jacks! And Tad's idea is cool, no doubt...."You mean us all making sound and vid recordings? Or crashing and cussing? hehe
Yes I watched the other vid. The one with the cows and the cars passing you on the road.Flashbacks, by the way, are a myth. Trust me on that.
My dear people. Mr. Isaiah Harp himself has written to me, a rare, and memorable event, and while the missive itself was quite a delight, he ended it with No vote whoring! So, as the prophet Isaiah in the Bible warned people who did not listen to him, I shall refrain from vote whoring.
In the meantime I shall quote
Hear, O heavens, and listen, O earth;
for the Lord has spoken:
I reared children and brought them up,
but they have rebelled against me.
The ox knows its owner,
and the donkey its master’s crib;
......
Why do you seek further beatings?
Why do you continue to rebel?
The above quote is form the opening of the Book of Isaiah. The Bible Isaiah, not Harp.
See, Stephen! I was just trying to help you out with some friendly advice. :)
lol Then the lightning bolt from the sky. I will joke more carefully.
Or did I experience a Harpdown. Like a smackdown? Actually he was very funny about it all, as he often is.
Yes, Isaiah's very witty. And argumentative. Especially when he's been drinking. :)
Heck, I like argumentative and witty drunk people.
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I want to see it when it's "drippy green."
I don't usually bike when it's rainy, Larry. Maybe when it's misty, I could.
Jackie, rain gear? And were you calling Larry drippy? hehehehe
Sally where have you been? All the sudden you return from a pile of papers to grade. What level do you teach?
It's not so much me getting wet I'm worried about, Stephen. It's the slick surface of the roads in the rain. I broke a tooth that way when I was a kid, biking in the rain.
Okay, then do not do drippy green. Bribe someone else to do it. hehehe
I could do it on foot, Stephen. Maybe a walk around Capital Lake in the rain. Nothing dangerous about that. :)
One time, I suggested a walk around the lake a little before midnight with the rather drunk members of my library book group, in an attempt to give them time to sober up before going home. Wine flights during a book group lead to very loud book talks, by the way.It was ... interesting. When we came to a grassy slope, they decided it must be rolled down. No matter that it was damp and a bit muddy!
Fun. Sounds like my kind of book group.
Jackie "the Librarian" wrote: "Yes, Isaiah's very witty. And argumentative. Especially when he's been drinking. :)"Am NOT!
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