I have this game. Anyone ever played it? Skittles…
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I have this game. Anyone ever played it? Skittles…
he was some kicker
i fell down twice watchin it Subie-Jean,.
An indoor sport even you could play Joei fell down twice watchin it Subie-Jean,.
You can be on my team. it’s usually loud and hazy maybe smoky depending the crowd with voices and music. I don’t see the quiet skittles often. Maybe first thing in the morning when everything is quiet sometimes when I’m waiting for the coffee pot to finish I’ll give it a couple spins…
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Frisky in the morning Subie!An indoor sport even you could play Joe
That's nuthin'... Each invader is being given more $$ support from the gummint than service-disabled veterans get.
Think about that.
Oh Gawd... That triggered a chile-hood memory. It was the 1940's...
I was about 7 or so. One of my chores was to get the piece of clothesline, and go down to the pen where the bull was. I'd show up at the gate, and this thousand-pound clomping puppy would come over to me.
I'd put the clothesline through the ring in his nose, open the gate, and lead him across the road to the pasture. I'd open that gate, walk the bull (it did not have a name) into the pasture and remove the rope.
That was when the big sumbitch would lick my face.
I'm pretty liberal about stuff that is "edible". But I have to draw the line at two things so far: Sea cucumbers, and chicken feet.
I've eaten dog, tarantulas, worms, snakes... even pemmican. But chicken feet are nuffin but thick, icky tendon-skin. And sea cucumbers are turds.
Quite frankly, I would not be alive except for the care the Beautiful Witch has given me over lumpy times in the last six decades...Awesome!!
That's probably the most critical part of aftercare........someone who cares.
10.15 am - GMT - already was up and about at 4am - me and the boy walked to the gym at 8am - did an hour weight training and stretching - then half an hour getting clean and shaved - under a power shower - walked back along the Thames - nice spring day with sunshine - lots of geese and ducks and grebes and beautiful swans on the water - home now - and packing a wheelie bag full of stuff I'll need for my hospital stay - get to use my 1st class Emirates pajamas - wash bag - change of cloths - and 2 liters of Sumutran coffee - in thermos's - tablet and phone - charger etc -
Will take the train from Surbiton to Waterloo at around 2pm with all my immediate family in tow - then walk 10 minutes to St Thomas's Hospital
- and check in - the letter says I have to report to Becket Ward - 5th Floor - East Wing - at 3pm -
Will take the train from Surbiton to Waterloo at around 2pm with all my immediate family in tow - then walk 10 minutes to St Thomas's Hospital
- and check in - the letter says I have to report to Becket Ward - 5th Floor - East Wing - at 3pm -
Meh. It took me that long to figure out which arm it was under.
Texas Hold 'Em
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I have always wanted one of those. Dunno where to get one. On the Net, what they call skittles is an outdoor game vaguely akin to bowling -- where you toss a big wooden cylinder at a set of tenpins. Blechh.
Godspeed, my new friend.10.15 am - GMT - already was up and about at 4am - me and the boy walked to the gym at 8am - did an hour weight training and stretching - then half an hour getting clean and shaved - under a power shower - walked back along the Thames - nice spring day with sunshine - lots of geese and ducks and grebes and beautiful swans on the water - home now - and packing a wheelie bag full of stuff I'll need for my hospital stay - get to use my 1st class Emirates pajamas - wash bag - change of cloths - and 2 liters of Sumutran coffee - in thermos's - tablet and phone - charger etc -
Will take the train from Surbiton to Waterloo at around 2pm with all my immediate family in tow - then walk 10 minutes to St Thomas's Hospital
