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  1. #1
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    KIIIIT!!! You are so CUUUUUUUTE!!!! (both of you, that is the collective "you")

    What cute lil' baby d*kes! <said in smarmy voice, cuz I'm older than you and decided I could!>

    Dang, girl, you guys are sweet in that pic Trek posted!

    I gotta figure out the timer on my camera so I can get one of us in December. Or maybe Spazzdog could take it.
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

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    Omigod
    I am FINALLY caught up and I got to see how cute Kit really is. I always suspected she was cute. Now I know for sure.
    I want to know where all you guys got those nice pictures you are pretending are you and your SO's!!
    I think i'm going to do this a different way for you all. I am going to show my new haircut and one of my cousins (from my recent trip to Italy). This one's name is Cicciu figlio di Saverio
    to everyone that knows him. He's one of a MILLION Francesco Torchia's in their town, so to differentiate from the others he has this nickname.
    when he talks I can hardly understand him because he speaks dialect.. and likes to quote old sayings.



    Newsflash, I am going to meet Eden after dinner!
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

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    Nice "'do. I love Italian. I think if I was going to learn another language that would be it. Wish I could afford to go to Italy when we're in France next summer...

    I think that pic of Kit proves to Margo that she really is 22(ish?). If she's not, then she's clearly younger, not older.

    I'm so jealous of all of you who get to go riding with fellow TE'ers. Wish some lived way up here. Well actually, I could go ride with LBTC in Vernon but she mainly MTbikes and I have a long way to go to improve my tech skills.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kelownagirl View Post
    I think that pic of Kit proves to Margo that she really is 22(ish?). If she's not, then she's clearly younger, not older.

    .
    This just proves she *looks* 22(ish) with the emphasis on the "ish"
    She is not just coincidentally using the handle Kitsune the trickster fox .
    It's gonna take more than this to convince me

    She is actually very like me except I have hazel eyes (like Capt James T Kirk in Star Trek TOS)

    All you need is love...la-dee-da-dee-da...all you need is love!

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    hehehe. I know how old Kit really is. Visa and MC are accepted through Pay Pal.
    Oh, that's gonna bruise...
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    Nanci, sorry you have to work on Thanksgiving. Believe me, I know how that feels and it stinks.

    This is actually the first Thanksgiving and Christmas I'm going to have off since college. I even have Black Friday off -- my first four-day weekend as an employee.

    I'm trying to figure out what to do with myself because I don't particularly want/need to go shopping, but I don't want to just stay at home, either. Maybe my bike will finally visit the shop for some different parts. Maybe.
    ~ Susie

    "Keep plugging along. The finish line is getting closer with every step. When you see it, you won't remember that you are hurting, that anything has gone wrong, or just how slow or fast you are.
    You will just know that you are going to finish and that was what you set out to do."
    -- Michael Pate, "When Big Boys Tri"

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    OTG-I think spending the holiday bike part/accessory shopping would be fun!
    Jennifer

    “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”
    -Mahatma Gandhi

    "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xrayted View Post
    hehehe. I know how old Kit really is. Visa and MC are accepted through Pay Pal.
    You think you know, only because of what she told you. Watch out for those tricksters

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    CWR- I feel your pain. Sorta. I was overly optimistic about my riding abilities going to and from work. I'm so sore and so tired and (SO HUNGRY!) I'm in the process of making more soup (having eaten too much already) so i can just stuff myself and then fall asleep. I should stretch, though. d'oh. *sigh*

    Don't get me wrong, I liked the ride down there (would've liked it more had it not been so hard) but the ride back was scary (dark and with stupid people) and I'm just tired beyond words.

    Fun fact: When people tell me to "Get on the F****ing Sidewalk!" I enjoy telling them to do silly things, too... I can't say any of them here (there might be timid or meek folks lurking) but it's fun.


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    I had a final meeting with the other 2 "cochairs" of our community Tgiving dinner tonight. Too many chiefs in the kitchen and I'll be glad to have this behind me. The meal will be delicious and beautiful, but I'm a nuts and bolts kind of person. Besides this being a free community dinner, all the donations have gone to good charities. They keep added "trivial" stuff to me like table decorations (hand made stamped cards, flower arrangements, tablecloths, disposable serving platter, confetti, individual serving cups for cranberry sauce, etc.) and all my black and white self (I AM a project manager folks!) see's is money not going to the senior center, or the sponsoring church. Ugh, I volunteered to do this myself, they have pretty much taken over because they both work in town and only part time. But I am thankful cuz that's less I had to do And I'm sure it will be appreciated by those attending. OK, vent off my chest....

    OTG, I say let X rought 'em up a bit. Then they'll treat you with respect. Like raising kids my parents always said, a little fear can go a long way

    CWR, whilst chocolate is a food group, it can only be used so for 2 consecutive meals. Now go eat a salad and send me the candy, lol. JK, my bootie doesn't need any. I'm sending my cool North Face pants back cuz they're too long. And if I can get into the shape I want to be in, I'll order them again and hopefully they will have some short lengths in stock.

    Off to take the garbage out. Yippee!
    Dar
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    Wow! Mimi! Check out that family resemblance! Very cool!

    I've been thwarted in my alcoholic endevours. I was gonna have peppermint schnapps in hot cocoa and brownies for a friend who is coming over. (we've made a little tradition of getting together to watch "The Amazing Race" lately. And we gossip about the ridiculous soap opera that is my life.)

    Well, I went to the liquor store to get the schnapps, and they are closed on Sundays! Lets you know how often I buy hard booze, eh? So I went to the grocery store and bought a Barefoot Merlot. Not to put in the cocoa, but should go well with the brownies. (I'm testing it right now to be sure. )

    BTW, for you non-Washingtonians, liquor is only sold in state-run liquor stores here.
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

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    I'm drinking a really different white wine that I picked up a little winery when we were away on another of our "honeymoons" a few weeks ago. It's called Suntuoso. Really different and quite yummy.

    We can only buy liquor in liquor stores too, also closed today. We have beer and wine stores now, relatively new concept here, but I don't know if they're open on Sundays or not. I'm so used to not being able to buy on Sunday I always make sure we're stocked up. In BC, it's easier to buy pot than booze.

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    Funny. Here in OR sometimes it's easier to buy pot than booze (if ya know the right people!)
    I remember working in a gas station w/ booze on the counter (vodkas, sex on the beach, pucker, etc) and truckers would come in and be surprised that we'd sell beer etc on the sabbath.
    Um. yeah. Man, beer on Sunday?! Sunday's not the sabbath, it's GAME DAY! You can't watch a Packer game without BEER!!! GEEZ!!!

    Now if only I could get DGF into hunting, fishing, and hip waders, I think I'd almost be set for life! Go figure! It's the bullheaded WI girl in me, I swear!

    X- I left something just for you I hope you like it.

    Knot- I *like* your rediculous soap opera life. I mean god, you worked hard enough for it...


    ...my head... is splitting... in half. CWR- grab some snow and some duct tape. thissus going to be a loooong night.
    Last edited by Kitsune06; 11-19-2006 at 05:07 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kitsune06 View Post
    Funny. Here in OR sometimes it's easier to buy pot than booze (if ya know the right people!)
    GMTA...

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    Thank y'all kindly.

    The real test comes when I take her 'home' to visit my parents and go for a hunting trip. My parents only really accept people who can go hunting etc. Ex could... we'll see if she can. Someday, mebbe, I can bring home someone who can hunt w/ the best of 'em... 'til then? I'll have to sloooowly introduce her to "cute furry creatures as food". It's a long process.

    Oh, and don't mind me.

    yessss I'm 'round 20--something. We won't go into particulars (thankyou!)

    Lisa SH- I like that pic, it shows off (just a little) my biceps (without trying)... someday I'll post a pic of my body-builderish physique, I swear.
    Last edited by Kitsune06; 11-19-2006 at 04:37 PM.

 

 

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