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Topic: Man Law! - part 35
polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 05:21 PM
Timer is off.

myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 01/12/09 05:22 PM
Nope, slow point in tv show. LOL

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 05:30 PM
Thats it! Mine is packed.

scorpio90 Joined Sun 12/21/08 Posts: 8481	Mon 01/12/09 05:41 PM
Thanks...anybody need a Monday night drink?

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 05:46 PM
A C&C please. How much snow are you expecting?

scorpio90 Joined Sun 12/21/08 Posts: 8481	Mon 01/12/09 05:53 PM
Don't know... didn't wanna' hear the gory details. I don't drive anyway so it's not as much of a concern for me as most.

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 05:56 PM
Wow. I wouldn't know what to do without a rig of some kind. But, other than when I was a kid. I never lived where there was a transit system either.

scorpio90 Joined Sun 12/21/08 Posts: 8481	Mon 01/12/09 06:06 PM
I'm all about public transit...and walking. As Bob Marley sang "My feets are my only carriage..."

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 06:08 PM
That works good in town. Before I was "civilized" my town had forty people. About eight miles to a store.

scorpio90 Joined Sun 12/21/08 Posts: 8481	Mon 01/12/09 06:11 PM
Where I lived before here was a place called Jacksboro Tennesssee. First time I ever lived in the country...and I loved it!

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 06:23 PM
Yeah, after I got out of the Navy. I moved to a quiet place in Virginia. I got hooked. Working my way back. I like real beef, eggs, and veggies!

scorpio90 Joined Sun 12/21/08 Posts: 8481	Mon 01/12/09 06:28 PM
Had horses in the back...cows on the right. I'd wake up in the morning, drink coffee and play my guitar to the cows. After awhile they'd all gather at the fence,...it was funny. They loved it...so did I. I had a garden...grew tomatoes, corn, peppers etc. The exciting thing was waking up and seeing how much they grew. Made city life seem stupid.

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 06:31 PM
Yeah, people get friggin excited over some of the smallest things. I had a couple horses at one time. I prefer mules or donkeys, more level temperment.

scorpio90 Joined Sun 12/21/08 Posts: 8481	Mon 01/12/09 06:42 PM
My neighbor threatened to shoot my dog cuz' it kept trying to get his horse to play with it even though we had afenced in yard. He was serious. People out there don't play. I stuck out like a sore thumb so I was a little nervous around the locals. They didn't take kindly to strangers...

buttons Joined Mon 11/06/06 Posts: 25783	Mon 01/12/09 06:42 PM
yikes im tired must be the ear... i just soaked it hopefully tomorrow it will be better. anything exciting?

buttons Joined Mon 11/06/06 Posts: 25783	Mon 01/12/09 06:44 PM
glad to hear u had a good date Kevin

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 06:48 PM
Hey Deb! Nothing new. Yeah, farmers take awhile to get used to. And they are very protective of thier livestock. Considering even a lawn ornament is atleast worth 6-900 bucks. You have to understand thier point. I lived in my place in Virginia for 3 years and still was the new guy. They don't rotate like they do in town.

scorpio90 Joined Sun 12/21/08 Posts: 8481	Mon 01/12/09 06:49 PM
Thank you. Try some warm sweet oil in yr ear. If that doesn't work then you probably need to see yr Dr. for some antibiotics.

buttons Joined Mon 11/06/06 Posts: 25783	Mon 01/12/09 06:50 PM
i used old cortizone. it still works just not as good.. what is sweet oil kevin?

polson Joined Sun 12/31/06 Posts: 28173	Mon 01/12/09 06:55 PM
1% Deb? I have a fresh tube I can bring over.