Wtf dinner time.

[ahugo68]

Originally Posted by ggrant3876

Well I watched to, but at home, bought it for the grandaughters.
Today grilled hamburgers, grilled hotdogs with all the fixins. Watermelon and homemade cake. Everybody have a great Labor Day.

wish i had time to grill today. i am at St. Louis Bread Co trying to figure out how to do my econ home work and cant figure out how to draw a PPF

going to have soup and sandwich in a little bit.

[konzern]

Originally Posted by ahugo68

No joke.. I must say that final destination is a alright movie

i didnt like it so much, its a watch one time kinda move

too many inanimate objects all of a sudden become animate

[ahugo68]

Originally Posted by konzern

i didnt like it so much, its a watch one time kinda move

too many inanimate objects all of a sudden become animate

if i wouldn't have saw it in 3D i prolly wold have thought it was horrible. but when things fly at you it makes it more enjoyable

[*susan*]

Wow, I am impressed!

[simms22]

Originally Posted by *susan*

Wow, I am impressed!

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[Vonn]

Made my son's favourite dinner of homemade meatballs to celebrate his success in his first ever serious state exams. He got a B in Maths which is a pleasant gene pool anomaly - a leap forward akin to the development of the opposable thumb!

Now he is gone for the first time ever to the place called nightclub to celebrate - am scared & pleased & teary-eyed in equal proportions

[simms22]

Originally Posted by Vonn

Made my son's favourite dinner of homemade meatballs to celebrate his success in his first ever serious state exams. He got a B in Maths which is a pleasant gene pool anomaly - a leap forward akin to the development of the opposable thumb!

Now he is gone for the first time ever to the place called nightclub to celebrate - am scared & pleased & teary-eyed in equal proportions

ah , brings a tear of joy to the eye

[Vonn]

Originally Posted by simms22

ah , brings a tear of joy to the eye

simms I've got to tell you there are books in that kid's bag that don't even have creases in their spines! It's a miracle that he got such decent results.

[simms22]

Originally Posted by Vonn

simms I've got to tell you there are books in that kid's bag that don't even have creases in their spines! It's a miracle that he got such decent results.

lol . sounds like me !
in high school earth/natural science , my teacher used to call my parents complaining that i literally sleep through all the classes . but couldnt figure out why and how i got straight A's . so he enrolled me to get a scholastic award in ohio for earth/natural sciences . and i qualified . out of 450 students who qualified , i won the award . maybe i opened the textbook 5 times that whole year . i love the sciences and it was boring to me , i knew more than the book and the teacher .

[ggrant3876]

Originally Posted by Vonn

Made my son's favourite dinner of homemade meatballs to celebrate his success in his first ever serious state exams. He got a B in Maths which is a pleasant gene pool anomaly - a leap forward akin to the development of the opposable thumb!

Now he is gone for the first time ever to the place called nightclub to celebrate - am scared & pleased & teary-eyed in equal proportions

Sounds kind of Italian, though you would fix boxty or coddle?