True or False Game
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AnonymousAugust 13, 2006 at 8:37 pm
[COLOR=red]True – when and if I can, wheelhair limits my possibilities[/COLOR]
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AnonymousAugust 14, 2006 at 12:42 pm
humm, I enjoy swimming, but I don’t have a pool. *looks around* don’t have any kids.
I got a grown step boy, but I never been swimmin with him.
I don’t qualify to answer that, I think I’ll pass.. *how sad*
Wait, I remember a few years back I was in a public pool full of them monkeys. And they [I]mom’s [/I]were there, cause theys dad was at work. yeah.[I]You enjoy swimming with the kids[/I]
True.
The next person thinks soapy is full of it.
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AnonymousAugust 14, 2006 at 8:51 pm
[COLOR=red]False – I used to live[/COLOR][COLOR=red] in Sea Girt, NJ, but moved to a better place, Spartanburg, SC. It is very peaceful,friendly, and more economically friendly here than NJ ever was. I will always consider the Jersey shore home, but I am very happy where I live now. ๐ [/COLOR]
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AnonymousAugust 15, 2006 at 11:20 am
Sink like a rock but do try.
My housekeeper, who comes to the apartment once a week to do the heavy cleaning and my wash, had GBS 30 years ago at the age of 10. Isn’t that amazing. We were introduced by a mutual friend.
The next person is a great cook.
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AnonymousAugust 17, 2006 at 10:25 am
The French word escargot (meaning [B]snail)[/B] is almost invariably used on restaurant menus (especially in North America) to refer to snails as a food item, though in most Commonwealth countries one can also order snails in English.
eeek! I’ve never had any that I recall..
send me some..hehe Never mind, I’ll catch a couple tonight and see how they taste with crackers.pass
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AnonymousAugust 17, 2006 at 5:18 pm
I accidentally mooned the physical/occupational therapy staff at the nursing home by accident (not that they didn’t deserve it) when my Depends became undependable.
The next person thinks George Steinbrenner, George Bush and anyone else named George should be sent far, far away.
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AnonymousAugust 19, 2006 at 7:55 pm
[COLOR=red]True but I have to say their sloppy tome no matter what. Man hand control isn’t very good andI tend to wear what I eat[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#ff0000]The next person likes watchin’ rasslin’ (WWE ECW) and tell us your favorite. Mine’s Triple H[/COLOR]
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AnonymousAugust 20, 2006 at 6:07 pm
True. I used to not like spinach, but few years back aquired a taste for it.
Dustdemon, I was just pickin at ya friend. I never mean to harass or hurt anyone.
I understand my humor is not for everyone, so I’m sorry in advance to those I offend.
Now I used to drink some beer, but probably not in 8 years or so. Ok, ok, I’ll drink one if I have a someone over, but that is very rare. Makes me feel weaker and I hate this feeling! I’m releated to and have watched a couple of friends fall to its demons. Killed em dead.
Weed, I smoked it when I was in the army, along with some good hashish, all in Germany. When I became ill I tried it and it just made me more concious of how weak I was. When I was diagnosed with glacoma, (predinsone related) I tried it again to see if it would reduce the pressure in the Eye. It does. Bad as the eye drops make my eyes feel, and look, the pot floors me. Right now I got a hairball and a chicken head buried out back that the voodoo queen put a spell on to see if that will help anything. I’m getting desperate. Now I do use [I]vivid imagination[/I], to ease my tortured soul.The next person has never had a drink of Jack Daniels.
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AnonymousAugust 20, 2006 at 6:29 pm
[B]I don’t like Spinach as for the Jack Daniels never tried it, But I have drank Wild Turkey 101. As to which the distillery that makes it Austin Nichols is only 20 miles from where I live, maybe you heard about one of the warehouses burning a few yrs back. It dumped thousands of gallons of whiskey in the Ky River resulted in a large fish kill, guess they all died drunk.[/B] ๐
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AnonymousAugust 20, 2006 at 7:03 pm
Wow, Thats interesting, I’ll have to see if I can find that. You got a link? I have been to the Jack Daniels Dist close to here. It was really interesting to see that done… Just a bunch of legal moonshiners.. hehe I had a very close uncle died at 52 from drinkin. He did 2 tours in nam and I reckon he used that as an excuse to drink the memories away.. Jack D and chased it with natural lite beer every day, man, every day…
The next person is a veteran.
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AnonymousAugust 21, 2006 at 10:07 am
False
Just juice and water.. I like that image Cap N Dave… My uncle used to have a button that said.. I am an Alocholic, In case of an Emergency, buy me a beer.
I got a t-shirt that shows a stick man in a wheelchair with a beer mug in one hand and a cig in the other..
The next person takes more than 3 prescription drugs.
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AnonymousAugust 21, 2006 at 1:39 pm
true, but the wife likes it better… womin an that go together..
Hey Cap N I would too… I’ve often thought of all the times I passed on walking.. I used to ride my bikecycle, (carried in back of pickup) to my college classes.. I wouldn’t have changed that, cause it was necessary because of distance and time. At work tho, a different story. We had those 3 wheel industrail carts, and because of that, I was carted around all the time.
The next person drives a minivan.
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AnonymousAugust 23, 2006 at 8:05 pm
True
I did in my day, I once rode a bike from Tn. to Fort Mead, Maryland. I was TDY… Easy money. They tried to make a Medic outta me… I did my studyin on the beach, (Ocean City MD) with a bottle of wine and the instructor…
I passed 2. yeah.The next person has never been to the ocean.
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AnonymousAugust 26, 2006 at 1:01 pm
Yes though business travel often means sitting in a conference room in another city with no chance to see anything. Have travelled to London, Washington D.C., Houston, San Antonio, Chicago, New Orleans, Puerto Rico, Amsterdam, Los Angeles (two days in a printing plant–never saw anything else) and my all-time favorite Hightstown, New Jersey
The next person has a tattoo.
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AnonymousSeptember 2, 2006 at 5:47 pm
[B]True, ironically I taught my 3 sons to swim when they were 1 month old.
We always had a pool in our backyard and there was no way in hell they were going in and not knowing how to swim. I’m afraid to learn how to swim because I almost drown when I was 7 yrs old.[/B]Next person, do you like mystery books?
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AnonymousSeptember 9, 2006 at 3:11 pm
๐ [FONT=”Fixedsys”]My mom still has one of those in her house, & if I’m not wrong I still have a case with a bunch of 8 tracks in it there. Speaking of ponds there are 3 on this farm I live on & one lake. As to which the next person here would like to go skinny dipping in one of them.[/FONT]
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AnonymousSeptember 11, 2006 at 7:23 pm
True, I was in a wheelchair longer than I wanted to be when I broke my back in 1991. One thing that made it easier was that I always believed I would be able to walk again, even though some of the doctors didn’t think it was possible.
The next person watches TV shows on DVD.
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AnonymousSeptember 11, 2006 at 8:58 pm
False, but I know that wild salmon filets are delivered to the store on Wed.(for my cats).
Aside: Marge, what an interesting post- I’ve never heard of firebelly or uly frogs. You’ll have to tell me about them sometime. I have a leopard frog.
Next person still has at least one toy from their childhood.
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AnonymousSeptember 11, 2006 at 10:12 pm
[QUOTE=Brandy]True, I have a cupie doll.
Next person, how many pairs of shoes do you own?[/QUOTE]
Thats not fair. I thought this was a true / false type thing. I had to go back to the first post BY YOU to make sure I wasn’t losing my mind.:eek:
TRUE, I own shoes
The next person can stay on track ?
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AnonymousSeptember 11, 2006 at 11:18 pm
I figure all rules are made to be broken. I never stay on track or even near the track. Have lots of shoes but only a few fit my GBS feet. The sneakers–wow!–are orange pink, thee shades of blue, beige, purple/white, blue/white, and throw-up green.
Have you ever seen the Pacific Ocean? The Atlantic?
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AnonymousSeptember 12, 2006 at 8:23 pm
There are to many to pin it done to one:
Ho is a two-letter English word. It can refer to:Ho is one romanization of several Chinese surnames.
Ho language is spoken in India.
HO (or H0) is a scale used in railroad modelling.
Ho is a city in south east Ghana and the capital of the Volta Region.
Ho is a city in Denmark.
Ho is the symbol for the chemical element Holmium.
Ho is an abbreviation for Hosea, a book of the Hebrew Bible.
Ho is an interjection that is a contraction of the Anglo-Saxon word hoe meaning “high ground”, e.g. Westward Ho!
Ho is the convention to write the way Santa Claus (and the Jolly Green Giant) laughs, as in “Ho ho ho”.
HO or H-O may be an abbreviation for the Heckscher-Ohlin theorem.
Ho is a spirit in Tsimshian mythology.
Ho is the African American Vernacular English slang contraction of ***** (see prostitution).
Ho is a greeting found in Orson Scott Card’s science fiction series beginning with Ender’s Game.
Ho may refer to Ho Chi Minh.
HO is the IATA airline designator of Antinea Airlines
HO is a common acronym for Harmonic Oscillator
Romanisation of the Japanese kana ほ and ホ
Ho value is the acidic power of a substance
Ho can also be used as the slang for a prostituteThe next person knows what a “Spudnut is?
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AnonymousSeptember 13, 2006 at 2:32 pm
[QUOTE=marguerite]I love playing Frisbee with my grandsons, grandnephew and grandnieces. My daughter is in the kitchen cooking (hehehe).
You know how to bake a cake from scratch.
Regards,
Marge[/QUOTE]My crabcakes from scratch are wonderful, does that count ?
The next person has at least 2 empty cups/ glasses and some sort of food packaging nest to their computer.
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AnonymousSeptember 13, 2006 at 9:45 pm
Okay I am pretty sure this is false (not knowing what this is exactly but I do know that I “h-a-t-e” all oatmeal – its a texture thing)
Next person has someone in their family that has celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary. (My in-laws will hit their 55th this year)
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AnonymousOctober 17, 2006 at 3:50 pm
Nobody likes me
everybody hates me
so I go down to the garden to eat WORMS!
Long thin slimy ones
go down easily
the thick, fat fuzzy ones stick.
The thick, fat fuzzy ones
stick in the throat
but the juice goes
slurp, slurp, slurp.I bite of their heads
and I suck out the juice
and I throw the skins away.
And nobody knows
how I can survive
on a hundred WORMS a day
OLร!Tru