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On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:
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Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden & flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along with
supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way, once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What else do I
find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a "pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore the OP
on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as well as
some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end - other
than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae

"creditability"? :-)

yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of ways, it
kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure everyone
that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though. What it boiled down
to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully hack into
the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the traits of
the person, and then send an email or post in that person's name, while
portraying that person. It turns out, they were suppose to let the person
know that they were doing that, and get permission. Unfortunately for me,
I was the recipient, but didn't know til it was over with. I then
*punished* a boy that had been on my computer all day while I worked in
the yard, only to find out that he had nothing to do with it to begin
with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae


Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".



sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden & flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along with
supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way, once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What else do
I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore the OP
on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as well as
some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end - other
than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae

"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though. What it
boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were suppose to
let the person know that they were doing that, and get permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer all day
while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had nothing to do
with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae


Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".


sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol


You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I thought.
Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.


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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family" wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden & flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along with
supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way, once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What else do
I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore the OP
on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as well as
some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end - other
than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though. What it
boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were suppose to
let the person know that they were doing that, and get permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer all day
while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had nothing to do
with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".

sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol


You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I thought.
Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.


hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in another
language!
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"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"
wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden & flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way, once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though. What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol


You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.

hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in another
language!



At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning about 24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life. Then you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?


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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"
wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden & flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way, once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though. What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol

You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.

hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in another
language!



At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning about 24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life. Then you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?


Joe, don't you have a dog you can kick or something? Bread crumb sins,
bread crumb sins. Go take care of something important. Or shall we keep
tabs on your syntax?
--
Billy
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)


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In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"
wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden &
flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way,
once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick
my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What
else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating
my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore
the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as
well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of
ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though.
What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually
taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully
hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that
person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were
suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get
permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it
was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer
all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had
nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess
it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol

You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.
hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in another
language!



At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning about
24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life. Then
you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?


Joe, don't you have a dog you can kick or something? Bread crumb sins,
bread crumb sins. Go take care of something important. Or shall we keep
tabs on your syntax?
--
Billy



This is very important to everyone, although not everyone realizes how
important it is until one of they chillun can't get no promotion at they
work cuz can't nobody unnerstan what they be sayin'.


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In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"
wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden &
flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way,
once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick
my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What
else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating
my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore
the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as
well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of
ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though.
What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually
taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully
hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that
person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were
suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get
permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it
was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer
all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had
nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess
it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol

You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.
hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in another
language!


At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning about
24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life. Then
you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?


Joe, don't you have a dog you can kick or something? Bread crumb sins,
bread crumb sins. Go take care of something important. Or shall we keep
tabs on your syntax?
--
Billy



This is very important to everyone, although not everyone realizes how
important it is until one of they chillun can't get no promotion at they
work cuz can't nobody unnerstan what they be sayin'.


Yeah. So? Was de point? Twix the dialect and and trivial typos, I read
the lady real good. Were here for fun and information. Don't go all
persnickety and anal retentive on us. We're just hangin' man;-)

Oh, my god. Your out of beer aren't you? Joe, how many times people
gotta tell you? Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
--
Billy
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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"rachael simpson" wrote in message
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On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"

wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in
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Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden &
flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go
along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way,
once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to
pick
my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What
else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog
eating
my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please
ignore
the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others,
as
well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my
end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of
ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can
assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though.
What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was
this:

student in the local early college program took a computer
course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually
taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully
hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover
the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that
person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were
suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get
permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til
it
was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer
all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had
nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i
guess
it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby!
lol

You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.
hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's
not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in
another
language!


At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning
about
24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life.
Then
you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?

Joe, don't you have a dog you can kick or something? Bread crumb sins,
bread crumb sins. Go take care of something important. Or shall we keep
tabs on your syntax?
--
Billy



This is very important to everyone, although not everyone realizes how
important it is until one of they chillun can't get no promotion at they
work cuz can't nobody unnerstan what they be sayin'.


Yeah. So? Was de point? Twix the dialect and and trivial typos, I read
the lady real good. Were here for fun and information. Don't go all
persnickety and anal retentive on us. We're just hangin' man;-)

Oh, my god. Your out of beer aren't you? Joe, how many times people
gotta tell you? Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
--
Billy
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)


Bill, there might be children watching. We don't want them viewing
linguistic pornography, do we? They learn by example. "All Shrub's On Sale
This Week". I see signs like that outside of retail outlets constantly, and
now, we have millions of apostrophe retards. Or, people who say "It's just
the internet. Grammar's not important here".


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Billy Rose wrote:
In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"Billy Rose" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"
wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden &
flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way,
once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to pick
my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What
else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog eating
my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore
the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as
well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of
ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though.
What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was this:

student in the local early college program took a computer course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually
taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully
hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that
person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were
suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get
permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it
was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer
all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had
nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess
it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby! lol
You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.
hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in another
language!

At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning about
24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life. Then
you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?
Joe, don't you have a dog you can kick or something? Bread crumb sins,
bread crumb sins. Go take care of something important. Or shall we keep
tabs on your syntax?
--
Billy


This is very important to everyone, although not everyone realizes how
important it is until one of they chillun can't get no promotion at they
work cuz can't nobody unnerstan what they be sayin'.


Yeah. So? Was de point? Twix the dialect and and trivial typos, I read
the lady real good. Were here for fun and information. Don't go all
persnickety and anal retentive on us. We're just hangin' man;-)

Oh, my god. Your out of beer aren't you? Joe, how many times people
gotta tell you? Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.



Ha,ha,ha,

Don't worry Bill, I'm not gonna let Joe pick a fight with me......I
think it's pretty funny. Besides, I have more important things to worry
about. I figure Joe just doesn't have anyone else to pick on right now.

Thanks for coming to the defense for me though. Loved the b-fast comment.

Rae
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"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
Billy Rose wrote:
In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"Billy Rose" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"
wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in
message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden &
flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go
along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way,
once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to
pick my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What
else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog
eating my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please ignore
the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others, as
well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my
end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of
ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can
assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though.
What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was
this:

student in the local early college program took a computer
course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually
taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully
hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover
the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that
person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were
suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get
permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til it
was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer
all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had
nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i guess
it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby!
lol
You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.
hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's
not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in
another
language!

At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning
about 24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life.
Then you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?
Joe, don't you have a dog you can kick or something? Bread crumb sins,
bread crumb sins. Go take care of something important. Or shall we keep
tabs on your syntax?
--
Billy

This is very important to everyone, although not everyone realizes how
important it is until one of they chillun can't get no promotion at they
work cuz can't nobody unnerstan what they be sayin'.


Yeah. So? Was de point? Twix the dialect and and trivial typos, I read
the lady real good. Were here for fun and information. Don't go all
persnickety and anal retentive on us. We're just hangin' man;-)

Oh, my god. Your out of beer aren't you? Joe, how many times people gotta
tell you? Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.



Ha,ha,ha,

Don't worry Bill, I'm not gonna let Joe pick a fight with me......I think
it's pretty funny. Besides, I have more important things to worry about. I
figure Joe just doesn't have anyone else to pick on right now.

Thanks for coming to the defense for me though. Loved the b-fast comment.

Rae


Actually, I'm picking on two customers this morning. What I'm doing with you
is an act of love. :-)




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In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"Billy Rose" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"Billy Rose" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in message
...
Sheldon wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:53?pm, "Manelli Family"

wrote:
"rachael simpson" wrote in
message

...

Late yesterday afternoon, I was out checking the garden &
flowers
before a
storm came. Had boo-coodles of peppers, picked 2 to go
along
with supper,
and came in. All we had was a lightening storm by the way,
once
again, no
rain. This morning I go out, cut some collards, pick some
crook-neck
squash, cucumbers, and dig a few pototoes. Go around to
pick
my
peppers,
and guess what?? None, no peppers to be seen at all. What
else
do I find?
3 toad homes. Now last year, one night I caught a frog
eating
my
peppers.
Guess it came back this year and brought some friends for a
"pepper"
party. Oh well, so much for hot pepper with my
collards..............
Frogs and toads do not eat peppers.
Right, as far as I know frogs and toads are carnivores.


Hi, guess you didn't read *my* post. I posted to please
ignore
the
OP on this one. Someone else posted it (and several others,
as
well
as some emails) in my name. It's been taken care of own my
end -
other than my creditability with you guys.............

Rae
"creditability"? :-)
yeah....well.....what else would you call it? lol. in a lot of
ways,
it kinda made me look like an idiot, don't you think? I can
assure
everyone that this kind of thing won't happen anymore, though.
What
it boiled down to, once I found out what had taken place, was
this:

student in the local early college program took a computer
course,
something to do with networking security. They were actually
taught
*hacking*, and as a weekend assignment, they had to successfully
hack
into the computer of someone they knew. They were to discover
the
traits of the person, and then send an email or post in that
person's
name, while portraying that person. It turns out, they were
suppose
to let the person know that they were doing that, and get
permission.
Unfortunately for me, I was the recipient, but didn't know til
it
was
over with. I then *punished* a boy that had been on my computer
all
day while I worked in the yard, only to find out that he had
nothing
to do with it to begin with, and i also apologized to him.

And thus was another *day of my life*
LOL

Rae
Credibility, Ms. Woman. Not "creditibility".
sorry, thought that's what i typed.........didn't check it! i
guess
it
doesn't always pay to type one handedly while holding fussy baby!
lol

You typed bad grammar in front of a child??? This is worse than I
thought. Please be careful. We don't need another George W. Bush.
hahaha, well she's too young for it to do irreparable damage. it's
not
like she can read - but she does a pretty good job of typing in
another
language!


At least with regard to speech that they hear, they begin learning
about
24
hours after they're born. You can wreck them pretty early in life.
Then
you
end up with....

- She lives acrost the street.
-Alls I want is some ice cream.
-The debate's been drug out for way too long.
- Is our children learning?

Joe, don't you have a dog you can kick or something? Bread crumb sins,
bread crumb sins. Go take care of something important. Or shall we keep
tabs on your syntax?
--
Billy


This is very important to everyone, although not everyone realizes how
important it is until one of they chillun can't get no promotion at they
work cuz can't nobody unnerstan what they be sayin'.


Yeah. So? Was de point? Twix the dialect and and trivial typos, I read
the lady real good. Were here for fun and information. Don't go all
persnickety and anal retentive on us. We're just hangin' man;-)

Oh, my god. Your out of beer aren't you? Joe, how many times people
gotta tell you? Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
--
Billy
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)


Bill, there might be children watching. We don't want them viewing
linguistic pornography, do we? They learn by example. "All Shrub's On Sale
This Week". I see signs like that outside of retail outlets constantly, and
now, we have millions of apostrophe retards. Or, people who say "It's just
the internet. Grammar's not important here".


Grammar? I thought she got run over by the reindeer.

You been readin' "Eats, Shoots, and Leaves" again, ain't you, Joe.

Pornography won't do me no good. I don't got a pornograph to play it on.

And for the final blow, "the cup of grass" as some puts it.
Back in the "dark ages" (before spell checkers) I was a young college
student. I took a lot of science and math classes because my spelling
wasn't "top notch" you know (really freakin' horrible but, now I can
misspell words in 3 languages). Anyway, I had to take a history class
where the perverted instructor insisted on a couple of essays. At the
end of my first paper I passes along what I thought was an astute
observation by Sam Clemens to the effect, "I've never had any respect
for a person who only one way to spell a word". To which my instructor
replied,"Dew ewe bee leave hymn?"
--
Billy
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)
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Bill, there might be children watching. We don't want them viewing
linguistic pornography, do we? They learn by example. "All Shrub's On
Sale
This Week". I see signs like that outside of retail outlets constantly,
and
now, we have millions of apostrophe retards. Or, people who say "It's
just
the internet. Grammar's not important here".


Grammar? I thought she got run over by the reindeer.

You been readin' "Eats, Shoots, and Leaves" again, ain't you, Joe.

Pornography won't do me no good. I don't got a pornograph to play it on.

And for the final blow, "the cup of grass" as some puts it.
Back in the "dark ages" (before spell checkers) I was a young college
student. I took a lot of science and math classes because my spelling
wasn't "top notch" you know (really freakin' horrible but, now I can
misspell words in 3 languages). Anyway, I had to take a history class
where the perverted instructor insisted on a couple of essays. At the
end of my first paper I passes along what I thought was an astute
observation by Sam Clemens to the effect, "I've never had any respect
for a person who only one way to spell a word". To which my instructor
replied,"Dew ewe bee leave hymn?"
--
Billy
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)



You're hopeless, but I'll try one last thing to enlighten you. Let me know
if it helps.
www.zombo.com


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Coooool. A new screen saver.

But, what was your pedagogical intent? You didn't just teach me
something, did ya?
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

www.zombo.com


Coooool. A new screen saver.

But, what was your pedagogical intent? You didn't just teach me
something, did ya?
--
Billy



Didn't you pay attention to that amazing thing? :-) Go watch it again and
report back on your findings.


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In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

www.zombo.com


Coooool. A new screen saver.

But, what was your pedagogical intent? You didn't just teach me
something, did ya?
--
Billy



Didn't you pay attention to that amazing thing? :-) Go watch it again and
report back on your findings.


Actually, I work better with a black board.

_ CH3 _ CH3 Do you know what this is?
/ \ _ / \ _ CH3
\ _ / \ _ / \
CH3 \ _ / \ _ /
CH3 CH3



Hexamethyl chicken wire ;-)
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