Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel) — Page 213

#5301

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:23pm

DGrant;
I will never let your "DGrant is a hot man" thread die. EVER!

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#5302

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:24pm

DAME - that smells vaguely like a threat

#5303

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:25pm

Not at all. A devotion. A commitment.

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#5304

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:26pm

Thank goodness we live in California, so that actually MEANS something!

#5305

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:27pm

Your just full of fire tonight aren't you Dgrant?

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#5306

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:28pm

YOU'RE

#5307

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:31pm

Cheese it - it's the grammer police!

And yes, DAME, I am

#5308

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:31pm

Looked at the thread, very interesting discussion.

I guess Rent is ok for 12 year olds nowadays, but there is no way I would have understood a lot of it when I was 12, and my parents wouldn't have allowed me to see it. They were mad when I took my 13 year old sister to it a couple years ago.

#5309

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:33pm

L - I do not have permission from my wife yet. I assume that C12 would be cleared.

Not for all 12 year olds. I would not take a neice or nephew. That would be their parent's choice.

#5310

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:36pm

GRAMMAR


And I've taken many of the kids from my temple, 6th-8th graders. I'm surprised when their parents allow them to see Rent, Ave Q, and rated R movies.

#5311

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:36pm

My parents never hid anything from us. We had quite open talks about sex, drugs, etc. We turned out ok, for the most part. You can ask my therapist.

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#5312

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:38pm

LOL DD. My parents didn't hide anything from me, it was more of an innocent time then compared to now though...

#5313

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:39pm

OK, Liotte - you win - we give up - we surrender

#5314

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:40pm

Ok, no more correcting spelling or grammar mistakes. Sorry!

#5315

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:41pm

I was the ninth of ten children, my parents never addressed any of these cultural issues, but taught me wrong from right.

#5316

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:42pm

*hits head with hand*

THAT'S what they forgot! I knew something was missing...

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#5317

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:42pm

No, no, Liotte - don't stop! I love it! I just wish my usual analness could apply to rapid posting

#5318

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:45pm

I do not use contractions in any written word.

#5319

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:45pm

I have noticed that brdlwyr. Your posts seem very formal!

#5320

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:47pm

I have to stop myself here of using text messaging lingo...

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#5321

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:51pm

That is different DD. My spoken language is different with every client, but my written language is generally the same.

#5322

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:51pm

brd - no wonder you and I understand each other.

#5323

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:52pm

My spoken language is very close to my written language. People always tell me they can hear me speaking when they read what I write.

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Celebrate Life

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#5324

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:52pm

Brdlwyr- is there a reason for your formalness?

#5325

re: Who needs a MOJITO time? (The sequel)

Posted: 10/19/05 at 11:58pm

HA HA, yes. I was trained by distinguished and very senior lawyers. My mentor is alive and kicking at 80!