8. Pretend that the people here at GS only care about you 'cause you're awesome at dancing around poles.
9. Pretend that all the people here at GS have really really bad teeth and we like it that way.
10. Find a hobby you could start with those drills of yours.
11. Join a 'tabletop dancing 101' course.
12. Join a cult.
OK...I know this was a pathetic attempt at being funny. -->
disclaimer: I in no way was ridiculing the true 12-step programs (well I was) --> but, I believe they are wonderful and have helped save millions of people's lives.
(of course, you don't see me asking what that thing she posted was all about now do you?) -->
I refuse to learn about all that 'puter' stuff...I'd rather let all the genius (what the heck is the plural form of genius?? -->) figure it out for me ~ :D-->
Shell, it's Excel and I've been looking at it for too long but at last the project that was on by back is done. Just in time also because I'm needed on other things and my boss has just been waiting on me.
Okay back to work I guess, it was nice seeing y'all.
(PS...I owe emails to some of y'all and I promise to get them returned soon okay)
Here's some super secret info from Iraq. Well, it's only super secret cuz CNN (et al) won't publish it.
Here in Iraq...
We're winning the hearts and minds of the local people.
We're rebuilding war-torn buildings and infrastructure, schools, hospitals, water purification plants, police stations, gov't buildings.
We're training Iraqis to be soldiers and policemen.
And on some of our convoys we hand out stuffed animals to the wee ones as well as crayons, pencils, paper and coloring books to the student types as part of operation crayon. Most if not all of the items are sent to us from generous people from the US. Many soldiers share from their own care packages.
Somebody should tell CNN, or other news media that the above things happen more frequently than soldiers getting hurt. Of course, CNN probably already knows that. They also know that good news doesn't sell.
I just can't imagine what the world would be like without Excel and Word. I don't think I could go on without MS Office. (Bill, are you listening? Do I get the job?)
You're right they are critical tools but the job I just completed was difficult because I didn't build the data bases I was taking from and visually no formula appears (as you know) unless you look at each cell and when you have thousands of figures and percentages to pull out you can't check for all those fancy pancy formulas that someone built into the data bases I was using. So I would alter things I could see that would screw up my formula once transferred. And you couldn't see it until it was transferred not the first but second time, now what's up with that! And as I looked back upon my labor I saw what once was a number was now a zero or what once was a set of numbers two cells down now were no longer the same numbers. GRRRR. Then with head bowed with embarrassment I asked the boss to please tell me why was that happening to me because indeed I would go mad if it continued. He didn't think he liked the mad option as he has too much work for me to do so he showed me I had to also click values. Such a simple little function made my whole world work right again. :)-->
Here's some super secret info from Iraq. Well, it's only super secret cuz CNN (et al) won't publish it.
Here in Iraq...
We're winning the hearts and minds of the local people.
We're rebuilding war-torn buildings and infrastructure, schools, hospitals, water purification plants, police stations, gov't buildings.
We're training Iraqis to be soldiers and policemen.
And on some of our convoys we hand out stuffed animals to the wee ones as well as crayons, pencils, paper and coloring books to the student types as part of operation crayon. Most if not all of the items are sent to us from generous people from the US. Many soldiers share from their own care packages.
Somebody should tell CNN, or other news media that the above things happen more frequently than soldiers getting hurt. Of course, CNN probably already knows that. They also know that good news doesn't sell.
I have heard what you speak of at great length from several men who are or were there and knows the truth.
One thing and then I'll not turn this into 'tacks okay. But I've heard it said well we wouldn't need to help them build an infrastructure if we hadn't blown theirs up (well you know the concept I'm getting at I'm sure). And sure that's logically if always true but it's not. The work that I've been told was done by people that literally were out there doing it was these people never had this, it wasn't destroyed because it NEVER existed.
I'm leaving for the weekend. My daughter in Daytona invited me over to her house. So, in a bit I'll be leaving for a weekend of doing the "girl thing" which includes having our nails done, lunch, and of course the great female past time...SHOPPING
I'll be thinking of all of you. To those of you in TX and LA, know that my prayers are constantly with you.
Kathy, let me know if our friend reveals this mystery of his. I can't stand the suspence, you know. Patience is NOT one of my longsuits.
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Hey Sudo!
I'm keeping things going here as time permits me to. Have fun!
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Sudo,
Ahhhh
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Ok,
Talking about holidays...I must boast...
Me and hubby will be going to Vancouver BC for 3.... yes... 3 nights... flying out November 6th.
And, $700.00 spending money.
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It pays to be a music junkie!!!
They're getting back to me about transportation to and from the airport as well as to the concert.
I'm half stupid
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Rick, what an appropriate choice, some good ole Texas blues! After all what did blues come from but life itself. Thanks.
Sudo, what a treat seeing your font. I do believe ya love us dude.
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Ala you're fun to watch prepare for things. Do continue to tell okeedokee.
I must retire I worked too many hours today and must be in early again in the morning. I'm fried.
Be well all!
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Good morning y'all. Be well today. Sorry I can't stay and play.
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Sudo
I'm telling you guys....
I can quit anytime I want to but.... had 5 min. left on the card
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Sudo,
It took you 5 minutes to type that???
Also, I know a great website for those who need help like you!
It's a 12-step GSC Junkie program and it's anonymous. I'll never tell!
;)-->
The 12 Steps are:
1. Stop posting
2. Unplug your computer
3. Lock the door of the room where your computer sits
4. Give key to someone who really thinks you have a problem
5. Put fat sponges on your fingertips so you won't be able to use a keyboard.
6. Get to know your children's ages and names now that you have all this time on your hands.
7. When walking by a cyber-café, make sure you have a buddy with you who will be able to talk you down
8. Pretend that the people here at GS only care about you 'cause you're awesome at dancing around poles.
9. Pretend that all the people here at GS have really really bad teeth and we like it that way.
10. Find a hobby you could start with those drills of yours.
11. Join a 'tabletop dancing 101' course.
12. Join a cult.
OK...I know this was a pathetic attempt at being funny.
-->
disclaimer: I in no way was ridiculing the true 12-step programs (well I was)
--> but, I believe they are wonderful and have helped save millions of people's lives.
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Ala, cute!
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Shellon
Is that math?
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Shellers,
you made me chuckle!
:D-->
(of course, you don't see me asking what that thing she posted was all about now do you?)
-->
I refuse to learn about all that 'puter' stuff...I'd rather let all the genius (what the heck is the plural form of genius??
-->) figure it out for me ~ 
:D-->
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Hi y'all!
Shell, it's Excel and I've been looking at it for too long but at last the project that was on by back is done. Just in time also because I'm needed on other things and my boss has just been waiting on me.
Okay back to work I guess, it was nice seeing y'all.
(PS...I owe emails to some of y'all and I promise to get them returned soon okay)
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Shellon
I need to brush my eyes
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Okay, I should be back to work, but dadgum I've put in 10 hour days without even breaks so heckaroonie.
Shell, brush your eyes?
:D-->
Okay now I simply must leave, this giddy thing I have going on just won't cut it with this serious work I have.
;)-->
I'm really gone now.
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Hi Kathy,
Here's some super secret info from Iraq. Well, it's only super secret cuz CNN (et al) won't publish it.
Here in Iraq...
We're winning the hearts and minds of the local people.
We're rebuilding war-torn buildings and infrastructure, schools, hospitals, water purification plants, police stations, gov't buildings.
We're training Iraqis to be soldiers and policemen.
And on some of our convoys we hand out stuffed animals to the wee ones as well as crayons, pencils, paper and coloring books to the student types as part of operation crayon. Most if not all of the items are sent to us from generous people from the US. Many soldiers share from their own care packages.
Somebody should tell CNN, or other news media that the above things happen more frequently than soldiers getting hurt. Of course, CNN probably already knows that. They also know that good news doesn't sell.
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I just can't imagine what the world would be like without Excel and Word. I don't think I could go on without MS Office. (Bill, are you listening? Do I get the job?)
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You're right they are critical tools but the job I just completed was difficult because I didn't build the data bases I was taking from and visually no formula appears (as you know) unless you look at each cell and when you have thousands of figures and percentages to pull out you can't check for all those fancy pancy formulas that someone built into the data bases I was using. So I would alter things I could see that would screw up my formula once transferred. And you couldn't see it until it was transferred not the first but second time, now what's up with that! And as I looked back upon my labor I saw what once was a number was now a zero or what once was a set of numbers two cells down now were no longer the same numbers. GRRRR. Then with head bowed with embarrassment I asked the boss to please tell me why was that happening to me because indeed I would go mad if it continued. He didn't think he liked the mad option as he has too much work for me to do so he showed me I had to also click values. Such a simple little function made my whole world work right again.
:)-->
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I have heard what you speak of at great length from several men who are or were there and knows the truth.
One thing and then I'll not turn this into 'tacks okay. But I've heard it said well we wouldn't need to help them build an infrastructure if we hadn't blown theirs up (well you know the concept I'm getting at I'm sure). And sure that's logically if always true but it's not. The work that I've been told was done by people that literally were out there doing it was these people never had this, it wasn't destroyed because it NEVER existed.
I shall be quiet now.
:)-->
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ChattyKathy
Gosh, I was way to serious last night.
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Brother Speed
Perhaps Kathy,
But I'm okay with it.
Have a great day!!
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ChattyKathy
Hey, I love your tag line btw!
Be safe today and if you run into any O'Shaughenessy or Ross boys give em a hug for me okeedokee!
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Brother Speed
No problem Kathy.
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moony3424
I'm leaving for the weekend. My daughter in Daytona invited me over to her house. So, in a bit I'll be leaving for a weekend of doing the "girl thing" which includes having our nails done, lunch, and of course the great female past time...SHOPPING
I'll be thinking of all of you. To those of you in TX and LA, know that my prayers are constantly with you.
Kathy, let me know if our friend reveals this mystery of his. I can't stand the suspence, you know. Patience is NOT one of my longsuits.
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ChattyKathy
Sounds wonderful Moon Girl.
;) I just wanted to see what this guy looked like.
I tried to replace my face but it wouldn't work. :(
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