Better than a 'Sconnie!
Good point!
Eta: at the gift opening and the blonde who likes jr is here and asking if we're going to the pool party after.
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Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
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Good point!
Eta: at the gift opening and the blonde who likes jr is here and asking if we're going to the pool party after.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
False.
gmann
Cheer up, the worst is yet to come
Best of luck to you and your daughter.
I have a good twelve years or so to prepare...........
gmann
Cheer up, the worst is yet to come
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
For those of you keeping score from home regarding little g. He received his wheel chair on Friday. As far as the look of his wheel chair it's one used by people for sporting events. Not your "typical" looking wheel chair but very streamlined looking. Nonetheless, it's still a wheel chair.
Little g is still getting used to it but he picked up the basics pretty quick.
For those of you keeping score from home regarding little g. He received his wheel chair on Friday. As far as the look of his wheel chair it's one used by people for sporting events. Not your "typical" looking wheel chair but very streamlined looking. Nonetheless, it's still a wheel chair.
Little g is still getting used to it but he picked up the basics pretty quick.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Goldy, for your son's sake I hope you said yes to that girl's inquiry. Just make sure you have a quick father-son talk with him first to explain how not to brick.
Agreed. Chicks with southern drawls are hotter than chicks without. Same goes for foreign accents (Brit, Aussie).
Goldy, for your son's sake I hope you said yes to that girl's inquiry. Just make sure you have a quick father-son talk with him first to explain how not to brick.
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Another excellent example of why the final rounds of major championship golf is must-see TV. Unbelievable.
Another excellent example of why the final rounds of major championship golf is must-see TV. Unbelievable.
aparch
Well-known member
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
There was one hot blonde college girl selling 50/50 tickets at the Braves game. Upon hearing her speak, I immediately kept walking.
I'm willing to go to Atlanta again to retry the theory though.
Maybe I didn't spend enough time in Atlanta last month to create a sample set, but I certainly didn't find southern accented girls hotter.
There was one hot blonde college girl selling 50/50 tickets at the Braves game. Upon hearing her speak, I immediately kept walking.
I'm willing to go to Atlanta again to retry the theory though.
Almington
Blood Boiling with Rage and Hate
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
If they boys like to free build, they are going to want to keep them mixed and in one bin.
For rebuilding sets, it all comes down to organization. First I have a number of storage cabinents with a number of drawers that I picked up at hardware stores (example) or fishing tackle box trays (example to sort the pieces. Sort by size/shape not color, pulling out the most common sizes/shapes (standard bricks and plates) will make it easier to sort through the uncommon/unique pieces to find what you need.
One thing that I have found helpful is to use the set inventories from http://www.peeron.com (search by set number, also has scans of retired sets) to then pull out all the pieces needed to build the set. Really cuts down on the amount of searching that you need to do because you only have to search for each type/color of piece once. It will also help you know if you have lost any pieces and can't build the set any longer. It is possible to acquire replacement pieces for lost or broken parts through LEGO or through online sellers if you want, LEGO will replace broken parts (provided they are actively produced parts) for free.
If they boys like to free build, they are going to want to keep them mixed and in one bin.
For rebuilding sets, it all comes down to organization. First I have a number of storage cabinents with a number of drawers that I picked up at hardware stores (example) or fishing tackle box trays (example to sort the pieces. Sort by size/shape not color, pulling out the most common sizes/shapes (standard bricks and plates) will make it easier to sort through the uncommon/unique pieces to find what you need.
One thing that I have found helpful is to use the set inventories from http://www.peeron.com (search by set number, also has scans of retired sets) to then pull out all the pieces needed to build the set. Really cuts down on the amount of searching that you need to do because you only have to search for each type/color of piece once. It will also help you know if you have lost any pieces and can't build the set any longer. It is possible to acquire replacement pieces for lost or broken parts through LEGO or through online sellers if you want, LEGO will replace broken parts (provided they are actively produced parts) for free.
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Dammit. Now I want to go to my parents house and dig out my huge tub of legos.
Dammit. Now I want to go to my parents house and dig out my huge tub of legos.
Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
When I read this first, i thought that you wrote Eggos instead of Legos.
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Made a good homemade dinner tonight. Pan fried some chicken breasts with onions, garlic, and fresh basil, with raspberry balsamic onions over it. Served it with roasted red skin potatoes with onions and fresh green beans tossed with bacon and, yes, onions. (I put onions in practically everything I cook, I absolutely love them)
Made a good homemade dinner tonight. Pan fried some chicken breasts with onions, garlic, and fresh basil, with raspberry balsamic onions over it. Served it with roasted red skin potatoes with onions and fresh green beans tossed with bacon and, yes, onions. (I put onions in practically everything I cook, I absolutely love them)
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Evening from Orlando, getting the rental car then down to Tampa. House walk through tomorrow.
Evening from Orlando, getting the rental car then down to Tampa. House walk through tomorrow.
Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
When I read this first, i thought that you wrote Eggos instead of Legos.
Why choose?
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
I was thinking about going to the Batman movie, but I'm going to wait for gf to get home, since she wants to see it. I guess I have to avoid spoilers for a while.
I was thinking about going to the Batman movie, but I'm going to wait for gf to get home, since she wants to see it. I guess I have to avoid spoilers for a while.
gmann
Cheer up, the worst is yet to come
The weather has been more than exceptional the past month or so for hanging out at the lake. Days at the lake for the remainder of the summer are numbered though.........days are getting shorter.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Just watch it twice. It's worth it, I will say that.
TDKR, lots of bacon and eggs, Goon (the movie, not the poster), Cool Hand Luke, black angus beef and corn in a butter sauce, and soon it's Breaking Bad? I'd say it has been a good Sunday.
Just watch it twice. It's worth it, I will say that.
TDKR, lots of bacon and eggs, Goon (the movie, not the poster), Cool Hand Luke, black angus beef and corn in a butter sauce, and soon it's Breaking Bad? I'd say it has been a good Sunday.
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Figure I'll go see it tomorrow during the day...theater shouldn't be that busy since most people are at work...
Figure I'll go see it tomorrow during the day...theater shouldn't be that busy since most people are at work...
leswp1
New member
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #153: Condiments, anyone?
Hi kids, we're home. Lil has grown another inch. Mr and I have been married for 25+ yrs. We are a $ poorer after staying at a place that we would not repeat a visit to() but it was still nice to get away. The power died while we were gone and trashed the fridge contents. Fridge is now the cleanest it has been since we were married. Frustrating to lose everything but we no longer have all that stuff we weren't sure about keeping for awhile. Fridge looks brand new! The wire that was running under the branch has also been replaced and put over the branch. Another positve.
Watch out world!!
Hi kids, we're home. Lil has grown another inch. Mr and I have been married for 25+ yrs. We are a $ poorer after staying at a place that we would not repeat a visit to
() but it was still nice to get away. The power died while we were gone and trashed the fridge contents. Fridge is now the cleanest it has been since we were married. Frustrating to lose everything but we no longer have all that stuff we weren't sure about keeping for awhile. Fridge looks brand new! The wire that was running under the branch has also been replaced and put over the branch. Another positve.- Status