Dear neighbors:
Could you have sexytime on a less squeaky piece of furniture? I really don't care what you do. I just don't want to know that you're doing it.
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Dear neighbors:
Could you have sexytime on a less squeaky piece of furniture? I really don't care what you do. I just don't want to know that you're doing it.
ROFL. I know exactly how you feel... My first appt had very, very thin walls and you knew exactly what your neighbors were up to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Owlie
Good luck!
reminds me of an unforgettable night we had in a motel in Phoenix. Early to bed, we were most surprised to clearly hear the couple next door come home around 1am and then proceed to squeak, thump, ETC for HOURS and HOURS...Quote:
Originally Posted by Owlie
We about went nuts. The funny part was, we let another cyclist share our room with us and at first she thought it was us.. We all laid there snickering for a long time...
OH man, going a bit more off topic. When my DD was looking at colleges we spent a weekend in the Pearl District in Portland I kept hearing this awkward noise during the night - my imagination going wild and hoping she wouldn't wake up. In the morning I discovered it was the pigeons outside our window - I was laughing so hard, took my mind right out of the gutter
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Originally Posted by Biciclista
my Dad's GF is as least 5 years older than he is (she won't say) She is very sweet but quite blind and frail. Her daughter is my challenge as my father enjoys his evening cocktail and she has an absolute fit about her mother drinking. Both dad and the gf have dementia so telling him not to fix her a cocktail is a waste of time. I figure it is the only pleasure he has left and who am I to judge, the daughter "says" she understands but I avoid her whenever I see her at the assisted living as I don't need the lecture. She belongs to a religion that believes alcohol is a sin...
As he has aged, his filter is really going, one of his favorite sayings is "can't get it up, can't get it out" Way TMI for me
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Originally Posted by Biciclista
Sorry Crankin. I didn't intend any snark or to belittle behavior plans and support. Just putting it out there that tantrums (and other behaviors) can be exhausting even in the best of circumstances.
Dear internets,
Thank you for making the Gaerne G.Emma mtb shoe available to US shoppers. I love you.
:cue angels singing:
http://www.magazinuldebiciclete.ro/f...23/1-1-jpg.jpg
wow, that's quite the shoe! too bad it's white
Of course the men's colors are amazing-- electric blue, fire red. It really burns my biscuit. But I'll be using this on the road for my bike tour so with any luck they'll stay white-ish ;)
to whom it may concern.
Women actually do like colors other than pink and white.
SHEESSSHHH
I'm going to color in the pink part with a sharpie. Something more awesome ;)
Don't anyone fall off their bikes today, but I actually sat on my trainer for 40 minutes! Who knows, maybe I'll come back from the dark side of tennis and ride my bike a bit more this year?:eek:
I rode 21 miles today. In February. Geez, the grass is still green in some places.
Dear self-
Get back in the pool already.
Me
Dear Self,
Give me strength to get through tonight's dinner with "the crazy friend." I know, as a mental health professional, this is an awful thing to say, but I shouldn't feel like I am at work on social occasions. Well, I call this my charity work. At least the food will be great!