Is there a path?

One Big Truck
 

Which reminds me, Dis lady drives a big one:Canadian operators earn $100,000

Originally Posted by :
At just over 620 tonnes, the Caterpillar 797B is the largest truck in the world, with tyres as tall as two men and as heavy as a bus. The digger is seven storeys high and its shovel can lift 100 tonnes a scoop.

"Driving one of these is like driving a pick-up truck," says Cindy Blanchard, 40, who works at Shell's Muskeg River mine in the province of Alberta.

She works 12-hour shifts, days and nights, feeding the 24/7, 365-day oil sands industry which had been booming.

Kinda wondering though about 12-hour shifts, days and nights - like that doesn't leave time for sleeping.

No it don't. And not a whole lotta time for posting when you do two extra days of over time.

Originally Posted by Slashnl:
Good one, Bill.

My 14 yo daughter told me that there are a couple of boys at school who shaved their legs, too. Is this a new trend? Bill, Gary... what do you think? Need new razors?

Nope....this trend is as old as football...modern style, that is.

Originally Posted by BillBlueEyes:
..... Gary, on the other hand, lives in the land where trends originate. Look forward to his response.

Well BILL on a starry starry night young men of California find it to their advantage to shave their legs for the manly game of football....plus it eases the crying when that adhesive tape comes off ;) .

I can't say that I am "proud" of the following action however I am always proud of my son. For about 10 years my son and several of his buddies have shaved their legs from the knees down in the summer.....they feel their legs look better w/o all that hair...I would :D laugh at them more but I have to say that the girls they married/dated are all really cute....must be something to it! I was making fun of my son one day a few years back about it and my (now) dil says...."I kind of like his legs smooth"...

Ear
 

Originally Posted by BillBlueEyes;2491567



Not that's just a bit personal, but here's the real story. I thought that Rachel collected body parts, which was why I gave her my ear lobe to keep, with the admonition, [I:
"Guard this object carefully."[/i] People have said some nasty things about Rachel, which aren't true. A girl has a right to make a living best she can, and I loved her, I mean, as much as I loved anyone. Except of course Theo.

Could Absinthe been a part of the problem ?

Well, I'd love Theo too, or anyone else for that matter who spent their entire life babysitting my crazy a**.:crazy:

Topic? We don't need no stinkin' topic.

Originally Posted by alinnell:
Topic? We don't need no stinkin' topic.

No kidding! But Bill, with all of his rules, wants to keep us all on track. We'll see if he can find a topic. Ha!

Ok, Bill, you're on.

We need a topic.

What if the topic is topics? We'd probably get off track any way :D

Most profound mind
 

Originally Posted by SusanB:
Is there a path?

Small minds bumble along bouncing back onto whatever the path they're on.

Profound minds seek the greater path - spiritual leaders, great political leaders.

But the most profound minds question the path itself, as SusanB has done. She sees the light. She is our leader. She will take us out of this place.

Finally! Someone who understands me!

Originally Posted by SusanB:
Finally! Someone who understands me!

huh?

None of this Absinthe for me
 

Originally Posted by bargoo:
Could Absinthe been a part of the problem ?

No question about it. It may be OK for the teens, or so Nancy Reagan says, but Absinthe is NOT the solution for me. A man needs ****, and ****, and ****. Maybe the Cobra and the Mongoose even on that special occasion.

[Note to self: And you don't want anything to do with Absinthe either, do you, my sweet little green fairy.]

I put my lunch in the car when I went to turn it on. Do you think my banana will turn brown from the cold?