My friends, it is time to lighten up by a metric fuck-ton

Ben_Reilly wrote:That is an awesome smiley, FTL!
Victor, you will be assimilated. Resistance is futile. You will be both Americanized and metrified.

Tommy Monk wrote:

Ben_Reilly wrote:That is an awesome smiley, FTL!
Victor, you will be assimilated. Resistance is futile. You will be both Americanized and metrified.

And Islamified if the lefties get their way..

FluffyBunny wrote:

feelthelove wrote:What about these    I bought these for a wedding last year, with a matching bag:



Totally impractical and the bag was tiny but abolutely beautiful  

That is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen  ::D::

Ben_Reilly wrote:That is an awesome smiley, FTL!

Victor, you will be assimilated. Resistance is futile. You will be both Americanized and metrified.

Ben_Reilly wrote:Bump ...

Cass wrote:

Ben_Reilly wrote:Bump ...

I prefer the Hustle myself..........if I liked disco.......which I don't........ugh

Nems wrote:That's what my daughter has done to her phone
Grr!

feelthelove wrote:

Nems wrote:That's what my daughter has done to her phone
Grr!

Your teenage daughter was cleaning the loo???!!!  This is not the girl I know and    what have you done with her????  

PS : I think I was in my early 30's when I did it   

feelthelove wrote:

Cass wrote:

I prefer the Hustle myself..........if I liked disco.......which I don't........ugh

Really Cass?!!!!  I   the disco Especially this one:  



Never fails to get me up and dancing, especially if I listen to it when ironing!  Listening to music while doing chores is ok until you drop your MP3 player at the time down the loo  

Cass wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

Really Cass?!!!!  I   the disco Especially this one:  



Never fails to get me up and dancing, especially if I listen to it when ironing!  Listening to music while doing chores is ok until you drop your MP3 player at the time down the loo  

truly....but I have been known to boogie and get down on it when a few drinks have been consumed. I used to tell my mates that I will get on the floor for disco if they stay with me and head bang to AC\DC when I request it......funnily enough most said pass.......wusses ......

Cass wrote:girl I cant see it!

Ps mum fine 1 polyp removed just waiting for pathology - if its pre-cancerous then I have to have one and so does my sister.......deep deep joy x

Nems wrote:

Cass wrote:girl I cant see it!

Ps mum fine 1 polyp removed just waiting for pathology - if its pre-cancerous then I have to have one and so does my sister.......deep deep joy x

Oh no
how long to results?

Cass wrote:

Nems wrote:

Oh no
how long to results?

7 days - don't worry this is a routine screening they recommend starting at age 50!!!!! its just because she just moved here that the doc wanted a baseline for all these things,  mammogram etc.... 1 polyp is not bad at all for her age (66). I'm getting all my organs screened next month - part of my new health and wellness benefit from new job - its kind of cool.

Nems wrote:

Cass wrote:

7 days - don't worry this is a routine screening they recommend starting at age 50!!!!! its just because she just moved here that the doc wanted a baseline for all these things,  mammogram etc.... 1 polyp is not bad at all for her age (66). I'm getting all my organs screened next month - part of my new health and wellness benefit from new job - its kind of cool.

A sort of MOT!

Ben_Reilly wrote:I'm all excited because my doctor is getting my genome done to see what medicines will work best for me! And, of course, which won't work at all. On average, any given medication only works on 60 percent of the population.

feelthelove wrote:

FluffyBunny wrote:
That is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen  ::D::

They are gorgeous Fluffy

Cass wrote:girl I cant see it!

Ps mum fine 1 polyp removed just waiting for pathology - if its pre-cancerous then I have to have one and so does my sister.......deep deep joy x

Cass wrote:

Ben_Reilly wrote:I'm all excited because my doctor is getting my genome done to see what medicines will work best for me! And, of course, which won't work at all. On average, any given medication only works on 60 percent of the population.

that sounds interesting.....I know that I work better with some antibiotics better than others.....the z pack for instance....did you specifically ask for this?

Lone Wolf wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

They are gorgeous Fluffy

  

I have a lot of things that are more "beautiful" and "gorgeous" than what is fundamentally a dopey-looking pair of grossly-overpriced padded and glitzed up ankle-busting sandals...

SAMMY;
LOCAL bird life;
LAUGHING children at play;
SMILING people in the street;
BEEHIVES loaded with local honey;
TREES flourishing out in the front yard;
Watching the SUNRISE from the front porch;
HORSES grazing in neighbouring paddocks;
THE local creeks and bushland;
MY little old faithful CAR;
OTHER peoples' cars;
LAKE Macquarie;
BEACHES..



"The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do
They're really saying I love you."
Weiss, Douglas, Thiele;/Louis Armstrong.



  

FluffyBunny wrote:It's my Birthday today   I am..21 years old   

victorisnotamused wrote:

FluffyBunny wrote:It's my Birthday today   I am..21 years old   

AGAIN???????  

well happy birthday fluffy.......that rabbit should slap that pussy...(think about it......)

victorisnotamused wrote:

FluffyBunny wrote:It's my Birthday today   I am..21 years old   

AGAIN???????  

well happy birthday fluffy.......that rabbit should slap that pussy...(think about it......)

eddie wrote:

victorisnotamused wrote:

AGAIN???????  

well happy birthday fluffy.......that rabbit should slap that pussy...(think about it......)

  well really!!!
I've never been so shocked in all me days!!!

feelthelove wrote:

Cass wrote:girl I cant see it!

Ps mum fine 1 polyp removed just waiting for pathology - if its pre-cancerous then I have to have one and so does my sister.......deep deep joy x

Hope your Mum's ok Cass xxx

Lone Wolf wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

They are gorgeous Fluffy

  

I have a lot of things that are more "beautiful" and "gorgeous" than what is fundamentally a dopey-looking pair of grossly-overpriced padded and glitzed up ankle-busting sandals...

SAMMY;
LOCAL bird life;
LAUGHING children at play;
SMILING people in the street;
BEEHIVES loaded with local honey;
TREES flourishing out in the front yard;
Watching the SUNRISE from the front porch;
HORSES grazing in neighbouring paddocks;
THE local creeks and bushland;
MY little old faithful CAR;
OTHER peoples' cars;
LAKE Macquarie;
BEACHES..



"The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do
They're really saying I love you."
Weiss, Douglas, Thiele;/Louis Armstrong.



  

Cass wrote:happy birthday fluffy x

Cass wrote:happy birthday fluffy x

Original Quill wrote:

Cass wrote:happy birthday fluffy x

Yes...well, I'm left confused if it is, or is not your B'day.  But if it is, Happy Birthday, fluffy.  

lovedust wrote:
Happy Birthday Fluffy, and many happy returns. xx

FluffyBunny wrote:

Original Quill wrote:
Yes...well, I'm left confused if it is, or is not your B'day.  But if it is, Happy Birthday, fluffy.  

Yes,it's my birthday... :\\:[: 

I'm not in the habit of pretending days are my birthday when they are not. I noted Cass'    but didn't really get its meaning to be honest.

FluffyBunny wrote:

Original Quill wrote:

Yes...well, I'm left confused if it is, or is not your B'day.  But if it is, Happy Birthday, fluffy.  

Yes,it's my birthday... :\\:[: 

I'm not in the habit of pretending days are my birthday when they are not. I noted Cass'    but didn't really get its meaning to be honest.

FluffBunny wrote:Aye,I tend to turn 21 a few times,it's most odd

Cass wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

Hope your Mum's ok Cass xxx

cheers lady....she was feeling much better last night after she got out of her system the medicine that ummm.....erred....clears you out.....so to speak and ate some proper food.

off to work - wearing my goggles and have flippers in the back just in case!

xx

FluffyBunny wrote:

Original Quill wrote:

Yes...well, I'm left confused if it is, or is not your B'day.  But if it is, Happy Birthday, fluffy.  

Yes,it's my birthday... :\\:[: 

I'm not in the habit of pretending days are my birthday when they are not. I noted Cass'    but didn't really get its meaning to be honest.

FluffyBunny wrote:Thankyou Eddie,FTL and Ben  :heart30: 

I am very hungover and currently pathetically sipping a coffee and glaring at everyone  ::D:: 

Original Quill,I was taking the mick out of myself because I wish I was turning 21!! I'm 33.

Original Quill wrote:

FluffyBunny wrote:Thankyou Eddie,FTL and Ben  :heart30: 

I am very hungover and currently pathetically sipping a coffee and glaring at everyone  ::D:: 

Original Quill,I was taking the mick out of myself because I wish I was turning 21!! I'm 33.

And still every bit as lovely.   ::D:: 

FluffyBunny wrote:

Original Quill wrote:

And still every bit as lovely.   ::D:: 

Aww,thankyou so much,that's lovely    

Thanks also LoveDust and Lonewolf x

I still feel terrible,I AM NEVER DRINKING AGAIN. Cough   

FluffyBunny wrote:

Original Quill wrote:

And still every bit as lovely.   ::D:: 

Aww,thankyou so much,that's lovely    

Thanks also LoveDust and Lonewolf x

I still feel terrible,I AM NEVER DRINKING AGAIN. Cough