trinacriabob

Just got back from Chico, but it's still your b-day in this time zone. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Frank!

eccentric

Sharon Stone

I can't stand stupid women. The problem is that a lot of available intelligent women push it too far...to the butch side / "gotta compete with the male enemy" mentality.On the flip side, many others are looking for a "free ride" and are an albatross because they have focused entirely on looks and not developing any kind of depth..plus it makes me wonder how an intelligent man could relate to a woman like that, let alone respect them.

game

I, too, was in for service at my dealership and they had a new silver Acadia on the floor. At first, since I am NOT a truck/SUV/crossover person, I wondered what it was. It is a very good-looking vehicle for its genre. It is nicely finished inside and the overall feel is impressive. I am a car person, so I wouldn't probably get one. But, if this was my market, this would be a very tempting choice. Nice work, GM !

Atlantic

mighty

unpredictable

fault

What he said

canyon (Laurel Canyon is a street through the Hollywood Hills - it's real)

Loren

tragedy

risk taker

That causes "white eye." :AH-HA_wink: Thanks for sharing.

Yes. It ruined a trip to Vancouver. Generally, one eye is worse. But, since we are restless, we will itch one eye and transmit it to the other. It could be viral or bacterial. (Dont' ask me how they could diagnose which is which). I took a risk and it went away in about 3 days. Still, it didn't look particularly good and it felt weird looking at the world through watery eyes. Still, I would NOT take the risk and you should get seen. I am not allergic to sulfa drugs; however, I experience hives if I take them and get sun. I'll never forget that one!

It was MY idea, K.C. "Trin"

Alyssa Milano

Well, name your spot, PB. Even Chargerino did!

bath

Speak for yourself, you perpetual horndog.

It could, but I'd be more willing to bet it means "from God" or "from the Lord." The O.C., you're such a HAM! Cute dog!

There is a little town in North Central California that I find really quaint. That would be Chico. About 3x a year, I'll grab a rental car and go there to do...well...nothing. I'll go to B&N, Starbucks, a movie, to eat (they've got some good little restaurants)....and sleep. Any towns, lonely beaches or rural places you retreat to?

What do you do for a living? My response to thread: English countryside