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Shan
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Anyone else noticed anything wierd this evening?

Like great amounts of pugnaciousness?

Or is just me - and it's time for beddy-bye and a good book along with a cozy cup of tea?

HMPHHHH.

[ June 03, 2005, 03:20 AM: Message edited by: Shan ]

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Kwea
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Thems fighting words.... [Wink]

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Beren One Hand
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I blame it on www.ogame.org.

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rivka
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I'm not pugnacious. [Razz]

And it's weird . . . [Wink]

*ducks&runs*

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Papa Moose
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Of course your not pugnacious. Jatraquero's never are.

*duck's & run's, too*

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rivka
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Pop, it is a darn good thing I like your kids. And spouse.

*glares*

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alluvion
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its as clear as fulminant felines in a fog, it's...

CAT FARTS!

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skillery
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Oh man...cat farts...they're the worst! When I was growing up, we fed our cat Li'l Friskies, and you couldn't even pick the nasty beast up without it cutting loose.

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ketchupqueen
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Not as bad as my daughter when she eats dairy other than yogurt.

We think she's a wee bit lactose intolerant.

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alluvion
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*dons the helmut*

*dials in and waits patiently for skillery's rotary to be picked up*

"Execute order 35, lactation imminent!"

*ansibles KQ's ornamental suite of suitable ansibility*

"I need backup! and bring the spell-check!"

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Shan
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well, damn, rivka! I stared at that word for the longest time and just couldn't make sense of what was wrong . . . but I had ABSOLUTE faith that some jatraquero/a would immediately let me know!

I ain't fixin' it however - the word stays that way.

*pugnacious set to chin*

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ketchupqueen
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Oh, trust me, she has no problem with lactation. It's cows' milk she can't drink.

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alluvion
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KQ, what was that? do you read me, copy?

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rivka
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I think that was my cue, Shan. [Wink]

ieSpell

or

Google toolbar, now with spellcheck!

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Farmgirl
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Pop, it is a darn good thing I like your kids. And spouse.

*glares*

I'm trying to decide, rivka. Was that response due to his blatant use of "your" for "you're" and "ducks and runs" with apostrophes?

Farmgirl

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BannaOj
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I admit I was definitely pugnacious yesterday. It was the sum total of the entire day that just had me in no mood to be sweetness and light.

AJ

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Gryphonesse
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glad to know it wasn't just me. The hubby and I blew up in an arguement over a RIDICULOUS subject last night. He's STILL not talking to me. I swear he was spoiling for a fight and he got his way. My sysadmin at work has been pissy all week. I thought it was just "Men Having their Periods" week or something...

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Shan
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Well, AJ - I admit it was a wee bit snarky to correct a newbies spelling mistakes right off the bat, but I did leave alone the (perhaps) obvious typos . . . and I did delete the really mean post in favor of a more . . . hmmm . . .

oh well.

I snarled at my son a lot last night, too, and my ex (who promptly left as soon as I began snarling) - Nathan was really ready to just go to bed and get out from under tired and cranky mom.

Must be a full moon, or something . . .

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rivka
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Welllll . . . there will be a new moon Tuesday night . . .

FG, that, plus the several other times (yesterday alone) that he did that. [Grumble]

He thinks it's funny or something.

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Shan
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No full moon . . . hmmm . . . looks around for another handy excuse.

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rivka
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*squirts oxytocin up Shan's nose*

O:)

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Shan
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Breathes in blissfully . . .

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aspectre
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quote:
I'm not pugnacious.
And it's weird . . .

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