I think I found my new home! - Page 62

Red October1984 · 06-19-13, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Wolferz

It will be alright. You'll find the one

Then chase her until she catches you.

Then it's all over with but the shouting.

Right...

We'll find out in 3 months when I've got a job, car, money....

Laughing is one thing on that list that doesn't need any improvement....just some of the things I laugh at....

Wolferz · 06-19-13, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984

Right...

We'll find out in 3 months when I've got a job, car, money....

Laughing is one thing on that list that doesn't need any improvement....just some of the things I laugh at....

Did you forget anything in your list?
Job, car, money, woman....

Red October1984 · 06-19-13, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Wolferz

Did you forget anything in your list?
Job, car, money, woman....

Got to have a job, car, and money before I get that woman.

BrucePartington · 06-19-13, 07:10 PM

Laugh it up, but that was my first alarm clock when I lived in Pittsburgh PA.
And I chose it exactly for waking up the dead (me, exhausted). I didn't want to be late for school.

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Runs well without electricity.

BrucePartington · 06-19-13, 07:26 PM

I seem to remember Davy Jones saying something like "Ah! Love. A dreadful bond."

And you know what they say:
"Being single makes you miserable; being married makes you wish you were dead"

Now seriously, love is a very important part of life. But it's also important not to try to rush it.
Many people mistake passion for love, I know I did... so don't rush it. Live life, have fun.
True love will happen naturally when you start thinking about settling down.

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Originally Posted by Red October1984

Got to have a job, car, and money before I get that woman.

Red October1984 · 06-19-13, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by BrucePartington

Now seriously, love is a very important part of life. But it's also important not to try to rush it.
Many people mistake passion for love, I know I did... so don't rush it. Live life, have fun.
True love will happen naturally when you start thinking about settling down.

That's why I'm going to get my career set and a good education before I worry about settling down.

It would be nice to have a living female within 50 miles that enjoys my presence though.

Wolferz · 06-19-13, 08:20 PM

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It would be nice to have a living female within 50 miles that enjoys my presence though

Are you a necromancer?

BrucePartington · 06-19-13, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984

(snip)
It would be nice to have a living female within 50 miles that enjoys my presence though.

That's the "live life and have fun" part

Only time will tell if such wonderfull lady will or will not become the love of your life.
"An officer and a gentleman" movie comes to mind. Although a bit of a fairytale, it's still a fairly good example of what to do and not to do, when you observe the different paths of the two couples.

My my. Apologies FK, I've drifted tremendously from OT.
Although I've not commented on OT, I've been following it and am enjoying it thoroughly, watching your progress and rejoycing in it, dreaming of being able to buy my own home one day. From the pics it seems like a very nice house. Congrats.

frau kaleun · 06-19-13, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Wolferz

Are you a necromancer?

Please stop making me remember Yngvild. *shudder*

Wolferz · 06-19-13, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by frau kaleun

Please stop making me remember Yngvild. *shudder*

Arondil was such a joker. Until I put a few arrows in his gob.

Red October1984 · 06-19-13, 08:45 PM

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Please stop making me remember Yngvild. *shudder*

Well....I'm no necromancer. You've got nothing to painfully remember about me.

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Originally Posted by BrucePartington

That's the "live life and have fun" part

Only time will tell if such wonderfull lady will or will not become the love of your life.
"An officer and a gentleman" movie comes to mind. Although a bit of a fairytale, it's still a fairly good example of what to do and not to do, when you observe the different paths of the two couples.

I see. Well... I'll keep playing the waiting game.

That Officer you speak of...if he's military, he's familiar with "Hurry up and wait!"

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My my. Apologies FK, I've drifted tremendously from OT.
Although I've not commented on OT, I've been following it and am enjoying it thoroughly, watching your progress and rejoycing in it, dreaming of being able to buy my own home one day. From the pics it seems like a very nice house. Congrats.

This is what we do when we're waiting on a new episode of Around the House with Frau Kaleun

BrucePartington · 06-19-13, 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984

...if he's military, he's familiar with "Hurry up and wait!"

Alistair MacLean's Breakheart Pass? Quite possibly Charles Bronson's best performance ever.
We're into trains now, another passion of mine.

Sailor Steve · 06-19-13, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by BrucePartington

Alistair MacLean's Breakheart Pass? Quite possibly Charles Bronson's best performance ever.

frau kaleun · 06-19-13, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by BrucePartington

From the pics it seems like a very nice house. Congrats.

Thanks! And it's even better than a very nice house, it's a very nice condo which means it looks like a very nice house on the inside but on the outside somebody else is mowing the lawn, trimming the hedges, mulching the flowers, filling cracks in the sidewalks and driveway, treating for pests, etc. All those pesky things that I really have no interest in doing, like, EVER.

I do have a little private patio though and I've found that due to the privacy I really enjoy sitting out there, even if the weeds I haven't treated yet are threatening to take over. I really need to get on that. Maybe this weekend.

Wolferz · 06-20-13, 08:11 AM

Oh those pesky weeds. Mother nature yields you a little piece of paradise and then constantly tries to take it back. It's Rabbitat around my house all summer long. The Timber Tigers enjoy it immensely. I even had one come up and thank me the other day. He came right up on the bottom step while I was standing on the back porch.

We even have an oddball that's all black in color. Anti albino?
Curious little creatures. If I'm in the driveway working under a vehicle they always walk past to see what I'm up to.

If they would only go get Gadget to assist me. "sigh"

06-20-13, 08:11 AM	#930
Wolferz Navy Seal Join Date: May 2007 Location: On a mighty quest for the Stick of Truth Posts: 5,963 Downloads: 52 Uploads: 0	Oh those pesky weeds. Mother nature yields you a little piece of paradise and then constantly tries to take it back. It's Rabbitat around my house all summer long. The Timber Tigers enjoy it immensely. I even had one come up and thank me the other day. He came right up on the bottom step while I was standing on the back porch. We even have an oddball that's all black in color. Anti albino? Curious little creatures. If I'm in the driveway working under a vehicle they always walk past to see what I'm up to. If they would only go get Gadget to assist me. "sigh" __________________ Tomorrow never comes