The Crikey I’m Being Nibbled On By a Fairy Dragon Complaint Thread.
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took 2 aleve liquigels to open both eyes this morning. lotsa lotsa ouchie. started being light sensitive yesterday morning.
They checked.
His name was "Bob".
s'posedly birds descended from dinosaurs, what about the rest of us?
I don't know about y'all but I'm still on mine. He's too big to get off of.
Just wait, it'll pass. :kiss:
I noticed today too. Birds singing, flowers poking up, temp. near 60F, bright blue sky. I decided to have a small adventure. Driving is a relatively cheap adventure so I drove 30 miles to a small city I rarely go to. Anticipated a nice lunch. Also I wanted to check out to see if the Perkins restaurant was still in business there. It was! Yea! Ordered grilled chicken, green beans with bacon, rice, salad and coconut cream pie. Gobbled up the yummy greenbeans & bacon, ate most of the huge salad, started on the rice then decided to cut myself a piece of the grilled chicken. Have you ever seen TV restaurant personality Gordon Ramsay upchuck some nasty food he tried on his show "Kitchen Nightmares"? That's what I did to that chicken. Chicken is not supposed to be crunchy! How can you undercook a half inch thick slice of chicken breast? Yuk! Put me completely off the rest of my meal. I canceled my pie and the manager discounted the chicken from my bill so I at least left there not totally grumpy. :smirk:
I did notice that similarly to the way tornadoes are attracted to trailer parks, octogenarians are apparently attracted to Perkins restaurants. I think I was the youngest person in there and I'm only 13 years behind them. :-S
Just wait, it'll pass. :kiss:
I noticed today too. Birds singing, flowers poking up, temp. near 60F, bright blue sky. I decided to have a small adventure. Driving is a relatively cheap adventure so I drove 30 miles to a small city I rarely go to. Anticipated a nice lunch. Also I wanted to check out to see if the Perkins restaurant was still in business there. It was! Yea! Ordered grilled chicken, green beans with bacon, rice, salad and coconut cream pie. Gobbled up the yummy greenbeans & bacon, ate most of the huge salad, started on the rice then decided to cut myself a piece of the grilled chicken. Have you ever seen TV restaurant personality Gordon Ramsay upchuck some nasty food he tried on his show "Kitchen Nightmares"? That's what I did to that chicken. Chicken is not supposed to be crunchy! How can you undercook a half inch thick slice of chicken breast? Yuk! Put me completely off the rest of my meal. I canceled my pie and the manager discounted the chicken from my bill so I at least left there not totally grumpy. :smirk:
I did notice that similarly to the way tornadoes are attracted to trailer parks, octogenarians are apparently attracted to Perkins restaurants. I think I was the youngest person in there and I'm only 13 years behind them. :-S
Why is it that when someone who is in their seventies or eighties asks how old I am (I'll be 62 in August), they always say, "You're still a spring chicken!"?
I still remember when I was a "spring chicken". It did not hurt like this. :-/
They checked.
His name was "Bob".
s'posedly birds descended from dinosaurs, what about the rest of us?
Before the dinosaurs were the things like dimetrodon, the "mammal-like reptiles". They rules for a spell but then a major extinction event knocked the big ones out, with just some of the smaller ones left scurrying in the undergrowth, while the dinosaurs diversified and diverged to occupy the top spots (and one lineage gave rise to modern birds). Over time the smaller mammal-reptiles also diversified and changed, with one lineage giving rise to modern mammals. The dinosaurs ruled for a spell until another extinction event removed them, except for a few of the birds fluttering around in the undergrowth, and the mammals diverged and diversified to fill most of the top spots. Now, I don't want to worry you, but I often get the feeling the birds are perched there, watching and waiting for another spin of the wheel....
who eats the spring chickens?
They checked.
His name was "Bob".
s'posedly birds descended from dinosaurs, what about the rest of us?
Before the dinosaurs were the things like dimetrodon, the "mammal-like reptiles". They rules for a spell but then a major extinction event knocked the big ones out, with just some of the smaller ones left scurrying in the undergrowth, while the dinosaurs diversified and diverged to occupy the top spots (and one lineage gave rise to modern birds). Over time the smaller mammal-reptiles also diversified and changed, with one lineage giving rise to modern mammals. The dinosaurs ruled for a spell until another extinction event removed them, except for a few of the birds fluttering around in the undergrowth, and the mammals diverged and diversified to fill most of the top spots. Now, I don't want to worry you, but I often get the feeling the birds are perched there, watching and waiting for another spin of the wheel....
they do kinda have the superior attitude, perched up there on the wires and lamp posts, looking down
s'posedly birds descended from dinosaurs, what about the rest of us?
Before the dinosaurs were the things like dimetrodon, the "mammal-like reptiles". They rules for a spell but then a major extinction event knocked the big ones out, with just some of the smaller ones left scurrying in the undergrowth, while the dinosaurs diversified and diverged to occupy the top spots (and one lineage gave rise to modern birds). Over time the smaller mammal-reptiles also diversified and changed, with one lineage giving rise to modern mammals. The dinosaurs ruled for a spell until another extinction event removed them, except for a few of the birds fluttering around in the undergrowth, and the mammals diverged and diversified to fill most of the top spots. Now, I don't want to worry you, but I often get the feeling the birds are perched there, watching and waiting for another spin of the wheel....
they do kinda have the superior attitude, perched up there on the wires and lamp posts, looking down
Head for a chicken restaurant! It's eat or be eaten! :ahhh:
I thought last Sunday was Easter
It was. At least here in the states.
Dana
...also need to put "Millionaire>" in there somewhere, probably between "Strongest Guy" and "Leader".
...did you buy a Lotto Ticket? ;-)
I get that frustration too when reading news articles on the web. Why won't this object rotate? >:-(
...for me it's "why isn't this news story more objective instead of just spin?"
I thought last Sunday was Easter
I thought Eastern Orthodox celebrate Easter today?
Edit: Eastern Orthodox uses the Jullian Calendar instead of the Gregorian calendar.
I thought last Sunday was Easter
...it was, at least here on the Left Coast.
s'posedly birds descended from dinosaurs, what about the rest of us?
Before the dinosaurs were the things like dimetrodon, the "mammal-like reptiles". They rules for a spell but then a major extinction event knocked the big ones out, with just some of the smaller ones left scurrying in the undergrowth, while the dinosaurs diversified and diverged to occupy the top spots (and one lineage gave rise to modern birds). Over time the smaller mammal-reptiles also diversified and changed, with one lineage giving rise to modern mammals. The dinosaurs ruled for a spell until another extinction event removed them, except for a few of the birds fluttering around in the undergrowth, and the mammals diverged and diversified to fill most of the top spots. Now, I don't want to worry you, but I often get the feeling the birds are perched there, watching and waiting for another spin of the wheel....
they do kinda have the superior attitude, perched up there on the wires and lamp posts, looking down
...yeah, and pooping on statues and recently washed cars.
s'posedly birds descended from dinosaurs, what about the rest of us?
Before the dinosaurs were the things like dimetrodon, the "mammal-like reptiles". They rules for a spell but then a major extinction event knocked the big ones out, with just some of the smaller ones left scurrying in the undergrowth, while the dinosaurs diversified and diverged to occupy the top spots (and one lineage gave rise to modern birds). Over time the smaller mammal-reptiles also diversified and changed, with one lineage giving rise to modern mammals. The dinosaurs ruled for a spell until another extinction event removed them, except for a few of the birds fluttering around in the undergrowth, and the mammals diverged and diversified to fill most of the top spots. Now, I don't want to worry you, but I often get the feeling the birds are perched there, watching and waiting for another spin of the wheel....
they do kinda have the superior attitude, perched up there on the wires and lamp posts, looking down
...yeah, and pooping on statues and recently washed cars.
And garden ornaments. A jackdaw has had the temerity to poop on the head of my garden dragon.
Ears of steel problem
I thought "spring chickens" was what one did for them if you let them escape from the barnyard. %-P If so, then your grammar is wrong. You should say "Who eats the sprung chickens?"
And don't you say anything bad about my grammar. She was a very nice simple farm woman. >:-( She would have recognized that if the chickens got away then nobody would eat them.
Picture of grammar below:
looks like my 3rd grade teacher
a piece of work
Why is it that when someone who is in their seventies or eighties asks how old I am (I'll be 62 in August), they always say, "You're still a spring chicken!"?
I still remember when I was a "spring chicken". It did not hurt like this. :-/
I've come to the conclusion that geriatric hurting is punishment for not dying before one's "best-by" date.
My right hand smells like fish poop. Oh wait I just finished cleaning Stephane's tank and his poop smells like fish poop.
Too much information. :ohh:
Too much information. :ohh:
oh, sorry but at least Stephane is in clean water now.
oh you did not want to know that Betta poop smells like fish poop?
oh, sorry but at least Stephane is in clean water now.
Well, good then. But it would have been newsworthy if his fish poop smelled like cat poop. He's not a piranha, is he? You're not missing a cat are you?
I've solved that problem. I eat fish, not clean their toilets. I've also solved the pet problem all around. It's like children. You let other people house them. You just let them visit now and then and give them a snack, and send them on their way when they make noise or look like they're going to do messy things.
oh, sorry but at least Stephane is in clean water now.
Well, good then. But it would have been newsworthy if his fish poop smelled like cat poop. He's not a piranha, is he? You're not missing a cat are you?
His name is Stephane and he is a male Betta. Stephane is actually a french name for Steven.
I have been missing my cats but that is because I relocated and could not bring them with me. It has been years but I still miss them.
On other news, I think I am liking this program I call Doll Studio or DS for short. I can make pictures of my characters and post them online. Here is a random dark elf.
she looks surprised about something
She is surprised she is called a doll
Speaking of Easter. I almost got all the way through the season without buying any chocolate. However, the DollarStore had an after Easter "gettin' rid of our stock" type sale and they had the big Russell Stover 7 oz. solid chocolate bunnys on sale. Not the hollow bunnies or the cheap faux-chocolate but solid 100% milk chocolate. I normally prefer dark chocolate but the 50% off of a solid bunny was too much of a temptation. I quickly unwrapped him and bit off his ears. Yum! :coolsmile: But then the addiction returned and before the day was out I stopped at another DollarStore and got another big solid bunny. Ooh chocolate (* said in my best Homer Simpson voice *). Unfortunately I've become lactose intolerant in my old age so there is a punishment for this vice. :red: Hopefully, I can eat them slowly enough to avoid excessively aromatic issues.
Yeah, yeah, I know. There are better chocolates and I love them but there's something about biting the ears off of a big chocolate bunny that can't be matched by hand crafted gold foil wrapped chocolate nuggets, regardless of how expensive they are.
...yeah our major local grocery chain (Fred Meyer) put all the Easter candy on clearance. Of course they moved it right near the checkout area for those impulse buyers. Everything from Chocolate bunnies (a couple over a foot tall, most likely hollow though) to Cadbury Eggs, Peeps, and bags of jellybeans.
Expecting the Memorial Day displays to go up any day now. Gee wiz, gotta get cracking, it's only a month and a half away!