Favorite team:LSU 
Location:So many to kill, so little time
Biography:
Interests:
Occupation:
Number of Posts:46113
Registered on:11/29/2006
Online Status:Not Online

Recent Posts

Message
I was about 10. But at our mom and dad’s, if you were home at Christmas, Santa came to see you.

As adults, we do Santa gifts for each other. Santa Paws came to see the dogs.
quote:

Let that shithole burn.

This is me. Tell the people that he tried to help them, they took him to the SC to stop him. Wish them luck and tell them to vote differently.

Also, there will be no additional federal funds sent to Illinois. Local tax payers can figure it out.

NEXT.
Almost every day. Whenever I can find the time. Oftentimes after everyone else is in bed.
quote:

And a pony for the kid.

She would so love that. She tells everyone about her Tia’s friend, Miss Aspy, who took her horse riding when we went to visit.

She’s having a great school year. And doing so well.
quote:

am gifting noho a vacation, in a pug friendly airbnb.

Awwww…they are going on vacation with us next summer Yellowstone. So, ww will live the AirBNB.
I don’t know Lonnie Utah, but I’m gifting Aspy and Squirrel pizza, wine and Diet Coke, so Lonnie can piggy back.
We live just east of downtown L.A. and the cheapest we’ve found is $3.99 a gallon. And that’s only at one place. I’ve seen it as high as $5.19. We’re expecting it to go up any day now.
Best was the year they gave Burberry Bags and a Kindle.

Worst is either the company engraved set of steak knives or the selfie stick.

Talk about worlds apart.

ETA: they threw epic holiday parties. One year they had a carnival with food trucks, a candy store and open bars. They shut everything down at 3:00 and the party started. If you got drunk, they paid for the taxi home.

That was in addition to the department parties.
None of us are traveling this year. My sister has to work all day Christmas Eve, so my niece and I will be making tamales and prepping for the Christmas Day gumbo.
Big Sky, MT. Going to Yellowstone for vacation in the summer and staying in Big Sky. I’m afraid we’re not going to want to come back.
We focus on my niece. My sister and I each get the other something we really want. This year I got my sister a blue tooth speaker she wants. All I asked for is noise canceling head phones.

My niece only asked for a tamagotchi. She is getting that and a new tv for her room because she mentioned she’d like to watch movies in her room sometimes.

Our pugs are getting treats and a new doggie bed for the den.
Grilled chicken sandwich from The Habit.

re: Rob Reiner might be dead

Posted by NoHoTiger on 12/14/25 at 10:38 pm to
quote:

I just heard that the "robbery" division is on scene along with homicide.

In L.A. Robbery Homicide Division is the elite detective squad for high profile crimes.
quote:

I know of a couple - the husband asked for the divorce and he slept on the couch for two years until the wife filed

Right? And I’ll bet she still did the laundry, cleaned up the sofa, cooked dinner, made his appointments, took care of the kids.

My BIL couldn’t find his arse with both hands and a map without my sister. AND she makes all the money.
quote:

If divorce is so hard on women then why are women the ones that file over 70% of the time ?

Because men are lazy? I mean, if he can’t remember to take the trash out without being reminded every single day, how is he going to come up with the gumption to file for divorce?
Older people also divorce for medical and other reasons. If their total assets are above a certain amount, some diagnoses and medical conditions will completely bankrupt them. Divorce can allow them to protect some assets and qualify for programs.

So, before you start with the “all women are whores” bit again, think beyond that and some reasons older people may divorce.

Oh, most 70 yo women who have been housewives and living off the husband’s money aren’t exactly the ones out getting the hot 60 year old early retirees. Just sayin??
I volunteered in the elementary school library where my niece was in school. There were books in the library that we didn’t allow younger kids to check out…like WWII books. There are books geared toward middle schoolers that we didn’t let the younger ones check out. Kinder and pre-K could only read books in the “red bins.”

It’s not unusual to limit access to books based on reader’s age or the book’s genre.
quote:

Institutions” are telling us what books we need to have access to.

No, institutions are deciding what is appropriate in their library. There are public libraries where kids can go, Amazon.com, Barnes and noble, and you can google search books by genre.

Books are not being banned.
Those signs are everywhere out here. I’m considering putting a “no traffic stops allowed” sign on the back of my car just to see what happens.