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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Sequel


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We're having fish and chips and they get floured then battered. We're having it again in two days and I asked my husband if he wouldn't be too paranoid to keep the flour for two days. He said it was fine since it's all going in the fryer anyway. I said it'll go into the cleansing... fryer. :lol: omg I crack me up when I get a good pun in!

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It has been a long time since this topic was active, but there may be a silly resurrection in the wind. 

kareng Grand Master

I see you Patti!

 

jerseyangel Proficient

Hey guys!!!

squirmingitch Veteran

Hellooooooooooooooooooooo

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WELCOME BACK!!!!!!!!!!! ?


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jerseyangel Proficient

Hi Scott!  Thanks :)

elye Community Regular

Whoa!.....This is like walking back into my old home or school.....
And lookit all the new emojis!  ?????????

jerseyangel Proficient

Ooh, never thought to check out the new emojis!!?

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Oh no...... wherein Sam Hill is everyone?

Awol cast iron stomach Experienced
10 minutes ago, Mtndog said:

Oh no...... wherein Sam Hill is everyone?

Alternate universe a.k.a. outside! Those of us in Midwest finally got a break from the heat, humidity, storms for the weekend. So kind of like being under a rock or Sam hill gone for the day. Oh yes, New emoji fun ??????

8 hours ago, jerseyangel said:

Ooh, never thought to check out the new emojis!!?

Oh yes, New emoji fun ??????

Awol cast iron stomach Experienced

Those of us in Midwest finally got a break from the heat, humidity, storms for the weekend.

Oh no I stand corrected a few hours free from the storms not the whole weekend. Oh well I'm gonna get what I can.

kareng Grand Master
33 minutes ago, Mtndog said:

Oh no...... wherein Sam Hill is everyone?

“Where in the Sam Hill?”  Lol 

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psawyer Proficient
1 hour ago, kareng said:

“Where in the Sam Hill?”  Lol 

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You had to be there... I don't think you met Sam

GFinDC Veteran

Sam is downstairs, watching TV.  Not that it's any of your beeswax! :)

squirmingitch Veteran

Trying to escape the heat.

jerseyangel Proficient
11 hours ago, GFinDC said:

Sam is downstairs, watching TV.  Not that it's any of your beeswax! :)

Long time no “see”!!  How you doing? ?

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1 hour ago, jerseyangel said:

Long time no “see”!!  How you doing? ?

Hi JA,

Doing reasonably well here.  We are getting 7 inches of rain over the weekend they say.  So waiting for the creek to rise and go over the highway now.   May be a slow Monday if it is still flooded.  I guess we are getting what Wisconsin and PA got last week.

I put the chicken feed on the sidewalk under the roof, so the chickens can eat out of the rain today.  They like their feed a little wet actually.  But not so wet that is washed away! :)

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jerseyangel Proficient
1 hour ago, GFinDC said:

Hi JA,

Doing reasonably well here.  We are getting 7 inches of rain over the weekend they say.  So waiting for the creek to rise and go over the highway now.   May be a slow Monday if it is still flooded.  I guess we are getting what Wisconsin and PA got last week.

I put the chicken feed on the sidewalk under the roof, so the chickens can eat out of the rain today.  They like their feed a little wet actually.  But not so wet that is washed away! :)

Aw, I love that you’re trying to keep the chickens dry during their mealtime.  We’re getting the rain here too today, although not 7 inches worth!  Yikes!  Stay safe with the possibility of flooding, it’s been such an odd spate of weather lately.  Looking forward to some nice crisp fall air ?

Scott Adams Grand Master
On 9/8/2018 at 3:54 PM, Mtndog said:

Oh no...... wherein Sam Hill is everyone?

I'm glad to see you back! Few "old timers" are around now, but that appears to be changing! ☺️ 

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Scott Adams Grand Master

I hope everyone is ok after Hurricane Florence. The flooding along the East Coast sounds terrible.

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Ooooosexooo oooo oo ooooooooo Conspiracy theory time yet (i) ?

 

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