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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Original


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Had an awesome time dancing today :D It's amazing how all my aches and pains go away when I dance! 'Course, I took 3 Aleve before I went :P

A friend at work wants me to start going to Zoomba classes with her......another thing I've been wanting to try.

Fun, fun, happy happy!!! :D

Oh.....and in other news........

.....our lawsuit was finally filed last week!......wish us luck!


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elye Community Regular

It's amazing how all my aches and pains go away when I dance! 'Course, I took 3 Aleve before I went :P

Next time you could try Ethanol. .. . . . .....:unsure:.... . . . . ....you likely need a mere teaspoon o' DAT stuph. . ........

:lol:

A friend at work wants me to start going to Zoomba classes with her......another thing I've been wanting to try.

Gah! Zumba is great fun! Well, my hip flexors and lower abs are certainly sore the next day, as you really get a lot of hip action happening.

Simply put a bit of ethanol in yer water bottle. <_<:rolleyes:

I bet you'll love it, Leeeeesargh! You could probably teach it.. .. . ....!

Lawsuit... . . ......... .. .good luck with all of that........be thinking about you guys. . . . .

celiac-mommy Collaborator

Crappydappydingdong, gone for a day and I miss so much!!! DD and I had a great day yesterday, amazing breakfast and an intense Skip-Bo game, lost my new fancy sunglasses, found a perfect pair of 7 jeans for 65$(!!!), a fab lunch at PF Changs, and we even got matchymatchy haircuts-but not at PF Changs :P Then we got home, her friend came over and she forgot all about me :rolleyes:

Aw...I love it when sillies can meet up in real life!

And a wee bit jealous :rolleyes:

Me too. If anyone gets to Seattle, let me know, I'll drive up! It only takes me about 2 hours (shhhhhh....) Hopefully will be able to see Geoss in May....

HURRY UP!!

I think we're onto summat here....having explained to my friends about Stanley they've been BRIMMING with ideas of photo opportunities (NONE of which are suitable for children :lol: )

I think in particular the college/uni students would take to it!

You must take these pictures anyway and show US!!

OMG . . . anybody else visualizing Elmer Fudd doing a strip-tease??? . . . Oh my eyes!!!! . . . somebody make it stop!!!

EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! :lol: :lol:

Just picked up a winter's worth of dog poo out of the back yard . . . a least it wasnt' too heavy . . . it was mostly dehydrated . . . TMI??. Jo-Dog helped by running around and barking at leaves!!

At least he wasn't eating the poo like my deceased dog did, but I suppose it would have saved you some time :blink::lol:

I'm Baaaaack!

Glad you're home safe, sound, and in 1 piece! I'm jealous, I've not been able to get up there this year :(

so ut turnw sa out yhsat if ytoy bhekpr the barttendet at a FUNDRAITERS SHRE MAKEA SURE YOUE HAVE PLENTY to dringk, dont rhenkom ehat she way msaking mubt uit was lots og rum. forutybibnantely one petsonm dicifed not to dring so we got rides homte. habr to go nakbld tomoroew to vlelsnanf p and tgheres allthese fish to feal with,. and hug e bucj of indian foood ibnt he firg. I mthinkg it m one of the more sober ones. have toslerrp

ive ga r d=qyuier a buit ot drimk. somejthing with rima nd coococoncut zbabbdn siomehrinngf green

WTF????????????????

But I think I've got it!

Let's see.....

So it turns out that if you help the bartender at a fundraiser she makes sure that you have plenty to drink, don't remember what she was making, but it had lots of rum. Fortunately, one person decided not to drink so we got rides home.

OK......this is where it gets tricky....

Have to go back tomorrow to help clean up and there's all these fish to deal with, and a huge bucket of Indian food in the fridge. I think I'm one of the more sober ones.

Are you sure about that?

Have to sleep.

I've had quite a bit to drink. Something with rum and coconut and something green.

WHEW!!!! :lol:

Good God woman, you are a GENIUS!!!!

I can get a hemp milk latte if i go early... far too difficult a thing to think about right now.

That is sooooo San Juans :lol: :lol: Do you live on Orcas, cuz my sister lived on Orcas for a few years-she stopped bathing too :lol: :lol:

ah screw it, i'm not bathing. no one will notice.

See above.....

Egads!!!:blink::P

Almost reminds me of undergrad--used to work in the molecular biology lab for our advisor in the evenings till very late, but sometimes we dipped into the 100% EtoH.

One pretty, brilliant and hardworking gal (now a brilliant physician, but still a very good friend) awoke the next am on the lab bench surrounded by giggling freshman biology students. Maybe one day she'll see this post. I hope not.

:blink::D

My first experience with my to-be-inlaws was in college when the took me with them on their Mexico vacation. We were 19, and they "let" us out one night by ourselves to take the party bus downtown Puerto Villarta. Well, a million drinks later, a taxi driver that is probably STILL blushing 13 years later, and I woke up with the parents standing around me trying to wake me up to go on a snorkeling expedition. I was still totally wasted and had to get on a boat for 6 hours.......

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No wonder his mother isn't fond of me :rolleyes:

Jestgar Rising Star

Good God woman, you are a GENIUS!!!!

totally. i just saw those two together. Finishing up the weekend of alcohol with a midori martini (that was the gree stuff).

Glad the Fry-baby and mommy both had fun weekends.

Not sure I can find the dog genetics paper again. Awesome that they are sequencing the different breeds. The shar pei wrinkly skin appears to come from a gene that controls skin thickness. Their skin is really thick and starts bunching up on itself (know that from someone else, wasn't in the paper).

I gotta sleep.

elye Community Regular

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:lol: Phab pictoral, Rah-shyellle!

Not sure I can find the dog genetics paper again. Awesome that they are sequencing the different breeds. The shar pei wrinkly skin appears to come from a gene that controls skin thickness. Their skin is really thick and starts bunching up on itself (know that from someone else, wasn't in the paper).

I've been constantly meaning to comment on yer av, Jyesss, but your drunken key-pounding has been distracting me :lol:.. . .. ....I, too, would love to see this graph up close. Fascinating to me is not so much HOW a dog breed's distinguishing characteristics came to be, but WHY. My sub-standards' curly, oiled hair was bred in to handle lake/sea water, as was their webbed feet.. . ....some terriers' ridiculously short legs to get themselves easily in and out of rodent holes... .. . . .and that mass of wrinkled, extra skin on the pushed-in faces of the bulldogs, to keep their features protected from bull's hooves as the dog latched on to a neck or thigh.... . . ...so efficient man and nature can be, when working together, methinks.... . . ..

SO: Why in hell have I got a great big stomach?? Isn't helping me much to retrieve ducks, or bait bulls, or scurry after rats... ... <_<

kareng Grand Master

I just got home from cleaning up and now I need to go to my SIL 's birthday party, which I thought started at 5 but really starts at 4 and I need to shower but I'm eating some spinach first (before dinner, but hers won't be as good, since it's not indian).

What happened to the fish? Did they get turned into Kabobs?

This is what I got when I googled:

Maybe this dog will come with us when we become shepards. She looks like she has already got the drinking part down.

Uh, oh.... . ... . ........Dada.. .. . . ....are you a mathS person, too??. . . . . . ....We is surrounded.. . . . ......

Um, what is Etoh? Japanese... . ... .....rum? Wodka? Some molecular concoction?

You know, this very thought often flashes through me mind, as well..... .. . . . ...I speak here about any number of entertaining characters that file through my life - - relatives, neighboUrs, hired workmen, co-workers, my mom's cleaning lady from childhood - - thinking, "there is no way they will EVER be on this forum". However, a little voice is always whispering, "you DO realize how many new gluten intolerants/celiacs are diagnosed worldwide each DAY? And how many of them surf the web, looking for answers and support? Mr. Chow could ABSOLUTELY be reading along".... .. . ....:unsure:... . . . .....:unsure:... . . .

Gads.

:lol:

I am not a math person but my oldest son is. Likes to calculate sizes of gears needed to spin something & turn somethin.....(snore) However, I did know what ETOH is.

Do wonder if someone may read this & realize I'm making fun of them. Maybe should change my name & location & picture. Who should I change to.... Heidi Klum, Betty White...

kareng Grand Master

Crappydappydingdong, gone for a day and I miss so much!!! DD and I had a great day yesterday, amazing breakfast and an intense Skip-Bo game, lost my new fancy sunglasses, found a perfect pair of 7 jeans for 65$(!!!), a fab lunch at PF Changs, and we even got matchymatchy haircuts-but not at PF Changs :P Then we got home, her friend came over and she forgot all about me :rolleyes:

You must take these pictures anyway and show US!!

Glad you're home safe, sound, and in 1 piece! I'm jealous, I've not been able to get up there this year :(

Sounds like a nice day.

Definitely want to see what old Stan is doing when the kids aren't looking.

Tahoe was beautiful. The first few days we had a condo on the beach. Good thing the view outside was good.

The shar pei wrinkly skin appears to come from a gene that controls skin thickness. Their skin is really thick and starts bunching up on itself (know that from someone else, wasn't in the paper).

So that's whats happening to me.


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elye Community Regular

Do wonder if someone may read this & realize I'm making fun of them. Maybe should change my name & location & picture. Who should I change to.... Heidi Klum, Betty White...

:lol: Yes! great idea, and one I've entertained.. . . . ....okay, you be Betty. I will be. . ... . ...... ..Richard Simmons? Kim Jong Il?

So that's whats happening to me.

You've got the thick, wrinkly-skinned shar pei gene, Kherrighn! Um, do you regularly try to take down rampant bulls? 'Cause that is apparently why your face is like that.... .. . ... :lol:

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Hey Sills--just poopin in to say hi :D

elye Community Regular

Hey Sills--just poopin in to say hi :D

Hi, Pattteigh! Where ya been? DS has gone home, all better.. . . . ...:)

Thanks for that doggy gene article, Jyesss - fascinating. However, still no explanation for me big arse.... .. .

Actually, that's okay. .. . . .....I don't think I want to study a scientific explanation for that. . .....<_<

Jestgar Rising Star

Thanks for that doggy gene article, Jyesss - fascinating. However, still no explanation for me big arse.... .. .

Is it also wrinkly????

kareng Grand Master

:lol: Yes! great idea, and one I've entertained.. . . . ....okay, you be Betty. I will be. . ... . ...... ..Richard Simmons? Kim Jong Il?

You've got the thick, wrinkly-skinned shar pei gene, Kherrighn! Um, do you regularly try to take down rampant bulls? 'Cause that is apparently why your face is like that.... .. . ... :lol:

Well, Richard, I haven't seen any bulls rampant or otherwise lately. But I'll be prepared for the urge to go after them.

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Interesting article. I love genetics - were my favorites classes 100 years ago when I was in college.

Hey Sills--just poopin in to say hi :D

Hi Patti. I'm sure the weather is beautiful there in TX. It is 46 & sunny so maybe the sno will melt.

elye Community Regular

Is it also wrinkly????

Dear gawd... . ........probably... .. .. .... . .

psawyer Proficient

The Toronto Sun's award winning cartoonist, Andy Donato, had this for us in yesterday's Sunday Sun.

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Jess, any idea what genes mutated in that baby? :blink:

kareng Grand Master

I think that picture of the big scary president & the mutant baby scared people off.

Jestgar Rising Star

The Toronto Sun's award winning cartoonist, Andy Donato, had this for us in yesterday's Sunday Sun.

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Jess, any idea what genes mutated in that baby? :blink:

I'd start with common sense.

elye Community Regular

Whoa, yes, that is one creepy cartoon. . ...... . ....and strangely funny, in a sad way. . . ....:unsure: . .. . ...

Thank goodness the US and Canada keep electing leaders that are so easy to caricature... . .

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What works of art.. . . ......! :lol:

Dada2hapas Rookie

The Toronto Sun's award winning cartoonist, Andy Donato, had this for us in yesterday's Sunday Sun.

Jess, any idea what genes mutated in that baby? :blink:

I'd start with common sense.

Large "deletion mutations" of that sort aren't viable 99.999,999% of the time, but are known to produce extremely virulent toxicological effects if propagated. Think weapons grade!

Hopefully it fizzles out, only affecting patient zero and the ones hugging/kissing it, but that might be just wishful thinking.

:rolleyes:

Hmm, did the cartoonist forget to draw the egg that baby came from!!? My 9 yr old says it looks like this one. :ph34r::o

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elye Community Regular

GAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! :o:blink: :blink: :o:blink: :blink:

Dada, whot in HELL IS THAT??? .. . . ..Lord, that is the visual stuff of me nightmares... . . ....(((((shudder))))....

DH and my brother are heading down to Fort Lauderdale next week to golf. Will just forwarded me an Air Canada televised alert that has just gone out - - thank goodness he's prepared for all this before he goes!

kareng Grand Master

GAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! :o:blink: :blink: :o:blink: :blink:

Dada, whot in HELL IS THAT??? .. . . ..Lord, that is the visual stuff of me nightmares... . . ....(((((shudder))))....

DH and my brother are heading down to Fort Lauderdale next week to golf. Will just forwarded me an Air Canada televised alert that has just gone out - - thank goodness he's prepared for all this before he goes!

I'm seriously worried for Dada's child. What kind of catalog does that child have & does he save his allowance & toothfairy money to purchase stuff like that egg?

That video is not too far off from the truth. ON the way from Missouri to Las Vegas (then to reno) they felt the person who should have an extra pat-down was my 14 year old son traveling with his parents & brother. WE must appear very scary.

Dada2hapas Rookie

I'm seriously worried for Dada's child. What kind of catalog does that child have & does he save his allowance & toothfairy money to purchase stuff like that egg?

We used to worry, as his favorites have always had to have stingers, spikes, claws or suction cups, to his mom's dismay. At 2, his favorites were "architeuthis giant squid" and any kind of dangerous creature. "No, I don't want a puppy Mommy--Daddy said not all tarantulas are poisonous. Please Mommy?"

:ph34r::(

Good kid though--he guards me from my gluten monsters. It's the 3 yr old (who likes puppies) that I have to worry about. Last week she put her gluten finger in my mouth on purpose.

:angry:

That video is not too far off from the truth. ON the way from Missouri to Las Vegas (then to reno) they felt the person who should have an extra pat-down was my 14 year old son traveling with his parents & brother. WE must appear very scary.

Hilarious! All the Canadians I know are extremely polite. :D

curlyfries Contributor

All the Canadians I know are extremely polite. :D

<snicker>

kareng Grand Master

We used to worry, as his favorites have always had to have stingers, spikes, claws or suction cups, to his mom's dismay. At 2, his favorites were "architeuthis giant squid" and any kind of dangerous creature. "No, I don't want a puppy Mommy--Daddy said not all tarantulas are poisonous. Please Mommy?"

:ph34r::(

My boys are 14 & 17. Older one would have liked a tarantula or snake, younger - a large lizard. We decided we couldn't take care of them to keep them happy. Have had rescued rodents: a rat & several guinea pigs. Never a giant squid or cute kitten. Lizard might eat kitten?

Jestgar Rising Star

Good kid though--he guards me from my gluten monsters. It's the 3 yr old (who likes puppies) that I have to worry about. Last week she put her gluten finger in my mouth on purpose.

:angry:

threaten to feed her to whatever dangerous creature her brother ends up with.

I mean...with which her brother ends up

no...up with which, her brother ends

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