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Gene363 Offline
#301 Posted:
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Bizzaro Easter Cartoon.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cca8iz4Oi9w/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

8trackdisco Offline
#302 Posted:
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Happy Easter, Bunnies.
Happy Passover, Passers.
No clue on the Muslim one.
MACS Offline
#303 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
Possible, but don't think so. The goal all along was to get a part time gig for 15-20 hours. This gets me in that zone. Wife agrees with the pick up and also it can't go beyond the two days. We are aligned.

Mondays now become Mondays and Tuesday being Fridays. Will have to settle for 5 day weekends.


I'm happy my brother has found the perfect work-life balance. ThumpUp

I'm just plain lazy... Beer
8trackdisco Offline
#304 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
I'm happy my brother has found the perfect work-life balance. ThumpUp

I'm just plain lazy... Beer


Hope to see your lazy ass in June or July. Dates are beginning to fill rather quickly as Wisconsin Summers usually do.

Take to steppin' on some dates. Chop, chop.
8trackdisco Offline
#305 Posted:
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Paging Danm....... Paging Danm...

An update on your ghosting us would be appreciated.

Leading money is betting on jail/prison.
Second best odds are you are sick as a devil.

Longest odds on you involved with your wife on a half month sex-four-times-a-day sex romp.
Ram27 Offline
#306 Posted:
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Posts: 49,039
Easter greetings all.
MACS Offline
#307 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
Hope to see your lazy ass in June or July. Dates are beginning to fill rather quickly as Wisconsin Summers usually do.

Take to steppin' on some dates. Chop, chop.


I think the "get out of CA" is going to interfere with my "go to WI". Just saying...
BuckyB93 Offline
#308 Posted:
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I'll be in Sconnie 7/20 to 7/29 bouncing back and forth from Waupun (my brothers house) and De Pere (my folks' house). Taking the kids with me and my sister-in-law's mother, a 90+ yr old half blind and 100% kick you in the ass if you don't behave Polack.

My kids haven't seen my side of the family in a long time. Plans are to hang out at my brother's house for a couple days. Hit the EAA Air Show in Oshkosh for a day (I'm so totally looking forward to this one, I love air shows and this is the biggest one on the planet). Take the kids to my brother's shooting range (kids have never shot a gun before). Maybe go do a nature hike in the Horicon Marsh.

Then head up to De Pere to visit the folks for a couple of days and visit Lambeau and Title Town, eat a butter burger at Krolls and some real cheese curds. Since 8Tracks's house is nearby maybe swing by and egg his house and $hit in his yard just for fun while we are in the neighborhood.
BuckyB93 Offline
#309 Posted:
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And that brings us to post number...
BuckyB93 Offline
#310 Posted:
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Three O NINE!
8trackdisco Offline
#311 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
I think the "get out of CA" is going to interfere with my "go to WI". Just saying...




Eh? Sickamp; Huh Unsure Crying
8trackdisco Offline
#312 Posted:
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Posts: 60,084
BuckyB93 wrote:
I'll be in Sconnie 7/20 to 7/29 bouncing back and forth from Waupun (my brothers house) and De Pere (my folks' house). Taking the kids with me and my sister-in-law's mother, a 90+ yr old half blind and 100% kick you in the ass if you don't behave Polack.

My kids haven't seen my side of the family in a long time. Plans are to hang out at my brother's house for a couple days. Hit the EAA Air Show in Oshkosh for a day (I'm so totally looking forward to this one, I love air shows and this is the biggest one on the planet). Take the kids to my brother's shooting range (kids have never shot a gun before). Maybe go do a nature hike in the Horicon Marsh.

Then head up to De Pere to visit the folks for a couple of days and visit Lambeau and Title Town, eat a butter burger at Krolls and some real cheese curds. Since 8Tracks's house is nearby maybe swing by and egg his house and $hit in his yard just for fun while we are in the neighborhood.


Will be good to see you.

Kroll's is good. There are two places better. On of them also offers frozen custard.
BuckyB93 Offline
#313 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
Will be good to see you.

Kroll's is good. There are two places better. On of them also offers frozen custard.


Not sure I want my kids to meet you after the last display when you showed up at my parent's house... the rainbow hat and flamboyant hugs of everyone.

This butter burger thing that also sells frozen custard. Culvers. Good point. We don't have frozen custard out here. It might be a to do thing when we get back to the promise land. There's only so much time that I can pack in on the visit.

Would totally love to have a month off to show the kids what Wisconsin life is all about. My son is getting close to graduating high school and is not completely settled on what he wants to do after that. Thought about giving him an opportunity to go live with my parents and/or brother for a summer. He could live there free but course he'd have to work and not be a freeloader and pay his share of responsibility.

If he stayed with my brother, my brother could probably set him up at a job as an intern or doing grunt work on the manufacturing floor.

If he stayed with my folks, he'd have to help out the grandparents on daily stuff and my sister could probably get him into Schneider doing something.

He's a smart kid, too smart for his own. School isn't challenging for him so he gets kind of lazy. Maybe a stint doing mindless work would open his eyes that "this is not what I want to do for the rest of my life."
danmdevries Offline
#314 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
Paging Danm....... Paging Danm...

An update on your ghosting us would be appreciated.

Leading money is betting on jail/prison.
Second best odds are you are sick as a devil.

Longest odds on you involved with your wife on a half month sex-four-times-a-day sex romp.


Was sick. Got better, back to work.
deadeyedick Offline
#315 Posted:
Joined: 03-13-2003
Posts: 17,112
8trackdisco wrote:
Possible, but don't think so. The goal all along was to get a part time gig for 15-20 hours. This gets me in that zone. Wife agrees with the pick up and also it can't go beyond the two days. We are aligned.

Mondays now become Mondays and Tuesday being Fridays. Will have to settle for 5 day weekends.


Iffn I don't see another used car review by the Motor Gopher soon I may cancel my subscription to this rag.Not talking
BuckyB93 Offline
#316 Posted:
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danmdevries wrote:
Was sick. Got better, back to work.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcbR1J_4ICg
8trackdisco Offline
#317 Posted:
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'...... Not sure I want my kids to meet you after the last display when you showed up at my parent's house....

I'll be on my moderately decent behavior. just might want to remind me.
8trackdisco Offline
#318 Posted:
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Posts: 60,084
danmdevries wrote:
Was sick. Got better, back to work.


Congrats for being better rather than in prison or dead. Or dead in prison. They'd all be bad.
BuckyB93 Offline
#319 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
'...... Not sure I want my kids to meet you after the last display when you showed up at my parent's house....

I'll be on my moderately decent behavior. just might want to remind me.


I don't get back home as much as I'd like but last time I was there in January (?) my parents asked me... "Are you going to hook up with your cigar friend this week?" They found it funny when you bopped to the front door on a previous visit when I was there (pre Covid) and were like WTF?

There's not much that can cause pause with my folks but you were able to that.
BuckyB93 Offline
#320 Posted:
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And so here we are at a tree one NINE!

One of my favorite ditty's from Floyd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPSb5QjgjAc

Just my opinion... Obscured by Clouds is one or their more underrated albums. It's a good listen.

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=16V-wNwlTw0&list=OLAK5uy_knxL9CiUVnJyT_VVIxZkSWegI3G5_qaWU
BuckyB93 Offline
#321 Posted:
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Random things that pop into my brain...

The birds are still eating from the bird feeder even though bird feeders are banned from my apartment complex. I guess they didn't get the monthly apartment newsletter.

(I need to get some more bird seed, maybe some of those dry corn cobs for the squirrels to eat too)

My garden container/grow bags came in the other day.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HSK999X/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

I'll do some pole beans in one of them with some peas using a teepee trellis (they can crawl on each other and grow vertical), tomatoes in another one, peppers in third one.
BuckyB93 Offline
#322 Posted:
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There are 2 other co-workers at Wally World that bought e-bikes. I've seen probably a dozen of e-bike riders in town now that spring has sprung.

I might have to put together a e-bike cycle club. Get some colors and stuff. I'm thinking a lightning bolt thingy as our symbol. But we'll need some B!tches too with tramp stamps so we can pretend we are tough and $hit.

With that said, no bitches are allowed in my club if they showed Drafter their boobs. That might put a damper on things so we might have to massage our club rules a bit if you know what I mean. But I digress, did Drafter see the full boob or just the nipple... where do you draw the line?
izonfire Offline
#323 Posted:
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Side boob is acceptable…
BuckyB93 Offline
#324 Posted:
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I live in Gardner, MA. A town that probably ranks in the top 50 of hicksville in MA with a large population of old folks. I work at Wally World so I see most of the townies and the surrounding townies come and go.

Do the math and guestimate the number of boobs that I'd be interested in seeing. You can't include the display pictures in the bra section of the store or the mannequins at the bridal shop in the center of town, they wont return my phone calls.
izonfire Offline
#325 Posted:
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I’m guessing all of ‘em.
I’ve spent time with you on the VHerf…
BuckyB93 Offline
#326 Posted:
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Ok, so...that doesn't matter.

My dad can beat up your dad
izonfire Offline
#327 Posted:
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BuckyB93 wrote:
Ok, so...that doesn't matter.

My dad can beat up your dad

Wouldn’t be hard cause he’s dead.
So you’re technically correct…
BuckyB93 Offline
#328 Posted:
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I will admit that I had a crush on my daughters' dance teacher. She is hot but my daughter doesn't do dance lessons anymore. (sigh)

Would it be creepy if I enrolled myself for some dance lessons with her?

$hit... I shouldn't be posting this. I'm taking my laptop to the computer dude tomorrow so he can erase all this stuff
BuckyB93 Offline
#329 Posted:
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Ignore the previous posts and focus on...
BuckyB93 Offline
#330 Posted:
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Tree Two NINE!
izonfire Offline
#331 Posted:
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Posts: 8,647
BuckyB93 wrote:
I will admit that I had a crush on my daughters' dance teacher. She is hot but my daughter doesn't do dance lessons anymore. (sigh)

Would it be creepy if I enrolled myself for some dance lessons with her?

$hit... I shouldn't be posting this. I'm taking my laptop to the computer dude tomorrow so he can erase all this stuff

If she ain’t jailbait,
I fully support your perverse pursuit…
BuckyB93 Offline
#332 Posted:
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Sadly for me, she's married and has three kids... not that I'm counting or anything. She's a successful local business owner with her dance studio and stuff so she's got smarts too.

I live in a small town so everyone knows everyone or knows someone who knows someone who knows you or someone else... Kinda like the Six Degrees of Separation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_degrees_of_separation
(I didn't read this thing, just heard of it. I'll leave it up to the quantum covid experts to boil it down for me)

So by that logic, I might be related to her or she might be related to MACS... either way it's a no go.


Sunoverbeach Offline
#333 Posted:
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.Monday 'tis. Up and atom
Gene363 Offline
#334 Posted:
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Good Monday Morning! It's 65° and rainy this morning on the way to 68° today.
Ram27 Offline
#335 Posted:
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Monday greetings y'all.
deadeyedick Offline
#336 Posted:
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Posts: 17,112
Gonna be 62/97 today so three cups of get up and go. Got out and went 5.2 miles, enjoyed a PLPC on the patio and now headed to the gym.
MACS Offline
#337 Posted:
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63 now... 82 later.

Coffee? check
Dog walk? check
Breakfast? check

Cigar in the future... maybe a beer or two or a glass of hooch.
BuckyB93 Offline
#338 Posted:
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Clear skies and 50°

30 minutes on the phone and Team Viewer with my mom trying to set up her wireless printer to her new laptop.

Me: OK your laptop is connected to your printer and should be printing a test page. Is it printing?
Her: Nope it's not doing anything.
Me: Do you have paper in it and is it turned on?
Her: Let me check... Ok added some paper.
Me: Your print queue says it printed.
Her: Nope nothing.
Me: {uninstall and reinstall the print drivers}. OK your laptop doesn't see your printer on the network anymore. Lets start again (stumbling through and trying to get her printer on the WiFi again, but it has no IP address so reboot the printer and pound a nail into my temple). The WiFi icon on the printer LCD screen should be on.
Her: What's the WiFi icon all I see is a phone looking thing, a tear drop, a microphone thing...
Me: (interrupting) Yes, the microphone thing. Whew, that's tells us that it's connected to your WiFi. The tear drop is your ink level but lets continue. Touch the microphone thing, what's it say? It should show you the IP address of the printer, can you read that to me? (That path led to nowhere and I'm feeling like a salmon trying to swim upstream at this point)

On and on and on.... for 20 minutes only to realize that we've been printing test pages to my dad's printer in his ham shack in the basement.

Lessons learned: My mom's printer and my dad's printer in his ham shack are the same make, model and default name.

I'd like to change the names of the printers so we can distinguish them from one another but then I'll be going through the same discussion when my Dad tries to print from his computer. I'll crack that nut when I visit and on site in a few months.
HockeyDad Offline
#339 Posted:
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BuckyB93 wrote:

I'd like to change the names of the printers so we can distinguish them from one another but then I'll be going through the same discussion when my Dad tries to print from his computer.



First World problems.
BuckyB93 Offline
#340 Posted:
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HockeyDad wrote:
First World problems.


Agreed.

Three 3 NINE!
Gene363 Offline
#341 Posted:
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My wife and I share a networked Brother laser printer. I leave my machine on 24/7, she turns hers off for days at a time and uses her iPad. When she prints from her desktop it either cannot find the printer or spits out a printed error sheet. The solution, cycle the power switch on the printer before she sends it a print job, now it's 100% working.

I love the little Brother laser printer. It has a proper paper try, prints quite nicely and best of all, it has no MF'mg ink cartridges. Thank goodness cellphones, computer screens, smart TV and tablets have pretty much eliminated the need to print out pictures.
BuckyB93 Offline
#342 Posted:
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Yeah the default printer was set to my dad's printer in the ham shack. Windows locked onto that one as the default one since hers was not online at the time. After some time it was evident that her printer was not on-line. We did the reboot of the printer so it could get an IP address from the router. Once we got that corrected it worked as expected. It would normally be a 5 min thing if you're on site and could see the printer settings on the printer menu but trying to do it over the phone and trying to figure out what she is seeing on her end... ugh... torture.

Now I know how to converse with her for future printer issues. The WiFi icon on the LCD printer menu is know known as the "microphone thing."

On another unrelated note: Lasagna is assembled and in the oven. T-minus 60 minutes until chow time.
8trackdisco Offline
#343 Posted:
Joined: 11-06-2004
Posts: 60,084
BuckyB93 wrote:
And so here we are at a tree one NINE!

One of my favorite ditty's from Floyd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPSb5QjgjAc

Just my opinion... Obscured by Clouds is one or their more underrated albums. It's a good listen.

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=16V-wNwlTw0&list=OLAK5uy_knxL9CiUVnJyT_VVIxZkSWegI3G5_qaWU



This was post 320 when you typed the ... of forget it.
8trackdisco Offline
#344 Posted:
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Fun Times at the shpo. Got my arse shocked/shaken buy a new Denali. It has a back up camera, with green, yellow and red lines, to assure you don't back up too far. I'm watching as I'm backing, I'm about six feet way and the seat makes a shake/shocking kind of feeling. Didn't think I was that close to the building. Turns out I wasn't that close. Holy Nanny State Protection, Batman! Was still five feet away.

The weirder one was driving out to a mansion type house (like one that would have 2+ Hockeydad bathrooms) to pick up a woman's cell phone. Pick up her cell phone? Okay.

So I do that, this moderately attractive 30 year old brunette in yoga pants answers the door hands me her phone and passcode for it. Bring the phone back to the shpo. I get sent to the local dealership to get the keys for her 2022 Lincoln Expedition programmed.

Turns out, up until today, she was using her cell phone to start the vehicle. Now she thinks it is a good idea for her keys to work. What a concept.

Side note. In talking with the Ford mechanic, he shared how Ford mechanics hate working on Lincoln products. Especially electrical issues. In the wiring harness on the Nav, if all the wiring was to be pulled out and placed in a straight line, it would extend to the length of three football fields.

Imagine the labor cost of those repairs. Anxious
Gene363 Offline
#345 Posted:
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BuckyB93 wrote:

On another unrelated note: Lasagna is assembled and in the oven. T-minus 60 minutes until chow time.


My wife makes a fantastic Lasagna with homemade sauce, occasionally scratch noodles, and real Ricotta/Mozzarella/Parmigiano cheeses. It costs more than steak, but it's delicious. OTOH, one of our Daughters-in-Law had a recipe that replaces the layers of lasagna noodles with a layer of ravioli, it is quite good and much easier to assemble. If you use the Ricotta-filled ravioli you can cut back on that.

Before current inflation pricing, she would spend about $140 to make enough for 18 people, including eight pounds of cheese and Italian sausage.
MACS Offline
#346 Posted:
Joined: 02-26-2004
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My seat doesn't shake, but my camera has the lines and the forward and rear parking sensors. I can turn them off with the touch of a button.

Yeah... they're off.
8trackdisco Offline
#347 Posted:
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Posts: 60,084
BuckyB93 wrote:
Not sure I want my kids to meet you after the last display when you showed up at my parent's house... the rainbow hat and flamboyant hugs of everyone.

This butter burger thing that also sells frozen custard. Culvers.


Actually, a similar burger (hard roll, real butter) only better and less expensive is only a couple miles away from your mom and dad's.

Another place with another hard roll and fresh butter burger has frozen custard as good or better than Culvers.

Shouldn't be typing this when I'm hungry.

Stogie1020 Offline
#348 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
My wife makes a fantastic Lasagna with homemade sauce, occasionally scratch noodles, and real Ricotta/Mozzarella/Parmigiano cheeses. It costs more than steak, but it's delicious. OTOH, one of our Daughters-in-Law had a recipe that replaces the layers of lasagna noodles with a layer of ravioli, it is quite good and much easier to assemble. If you use the Ricotta-filled ravioli you can cut back on that.

Before current inflation pricing, she would spend about $140 to make enough for 18 people, including eight pounds of cheese and Italian sausage.

I make a mean lasagna, but that sounds Uh Mazing.
deadeyedick Offline
#349 Posted:
Joined: 03-13-2003
Posts: 17,112
8trackdisco wrote:

Side note. In talking with the Ford mechanic, he shared how Ford mechanics hate working on Lincoln products. Especially electrical issues. In the wiring harness on the Nav, if all the wiring was to be pulled out and placed in a straight line, it would extend to the length of three football fields.

Imagine the labor cost of those repairs. Anxious [/quote]

Well, it wasn't a very tech-heavy article from the Motor Gopher but better than nothing.
Gene363 Offline
#350 Posted:
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Stogie1020 wrote:
I make a mean lasagna, but that sounds Uh Mazing.


Thanks! She is an excellent cook, and I've got the gut to prove it. Beer
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