If we end it within the next couple days it will coincide with the Niagara movement.
teedubbya wrote:
You plan on pooping in the waterfall?
That would be cool no?
It would be Maid/Made of the/in the Mist kind of thing.
Should Frank and Drafter get duh boys to help finish this up?
Speyside wrote:
No.
I think on his own, TW knows how to poop in a river.
... In the most painful way possible, England loses the Euro Final.
8trackdisco wrote:
It must SUCK for you.
Never done it in a river. Done it in a lake though. Was embarrassed because it turned out to be a floater.
It should be as easy as rolling out a log.
rfenst wrote:
Not at all. It wasn't Saka's fault- two other guys missed ahead of him.
Shows a lot of character to step up on a big stage and want to have the pressure of the moment on your 19 year old shoulders.
This weeks' homework done. It's my Saturday.
BuckyB93 wrote:
Welcome to your weekend.
On another happy note... a friend of mine's son, who is autistic, starts his new program tomorrow. He was doing 3-4 days a week in a day program thingy with other kids in his situation for a long time. During the shut down, he hasn't been able to go and really missed hanging out with his friends. We found another program for him locally that had openings so tomorrow is his first day of "work" at his new program. He's super excited. It's like Christmas in July for him.
Part of the weekly activities (work) is to do meals on wheels and deliver lunches to the home bound and elderly folks in the area.
I think I know the program manager running his class, at least the name sounds familiar. If it's the same guy I'm thinking of, we crossed paths about a year or two ago when I was thinking going into that area as career change. That idea lapsed after a couple of months, I'm not built for that type of work.
Screw ram
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