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BBP
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I slept through it then. I was 9 or so.
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BBP
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My ankle is making progress!
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aquagoat
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good news! 
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BBP
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Yep!
Found I'm posting less and less on the Zappa forum. It's just been completely ruined.
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BBP
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After increasing trouble with GoogleAds (our browser will often jam when a page has them, the ad won't load. It can be circumlocuted by pressing
CtrlAltDel, then cancelling the task manager.
But suddenly a certain site wouldn't load at all if the wrong ad was showing on it. Nasty.
So dad's got a nice ad blocker, but it's a pain in the neck because a new tab opens with every new site I visit.
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polydigm
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Hey Bonny, what, in your opinion, has ruined zappa.com. Personally, I keep going there because of the obvious Zappa connection, but I've been finding
the place really boring most of the time. I have Trendy on ignore, but too many people keep engaging him and quoting him. The man is clinically insane
and he, combined with other nut cases that go there and ramble on, gives the place the ambience of a nut house recreation room. Every now and then it
settles down and the place is nice enough to visit. I suppose my post count of 2.58 posts per day indicates that I haven't completely given up on the
place, but if I stopped posting there today for a whole year, my post count would still be 2.11, so that doesn't prove anything, just that back during
my first year, there was enough novelty to get my post count count up quite a bit.
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BBP
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Every time I see the last Randomonium post was made by Sabretoophairy, I don't even look at the subforum.
Every time I see Tripmyster has updated a thread, I don't check it out.
They're just... talking too much and saying too little. It's like the stupid association games you get anywhere. Consequently I back out, other people
back out, and there's even less to do there.
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MTF
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I told Plook to fuck off a couple weeks ago. That was mildly amusing.
Other than that, I find the Z-forum about as exciting as a nap...
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polydigm
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Bonny, I know exactly what you mean.
MTF, yes I noticed that. There is stuff that I don't agree on with Plook, but I had at least given him credit for not being shallow, right until that
shit about Dweezil.
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BBP
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Which shit about Dweezil?
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polydigm
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Right after it became public knowledge that Dweezil was getting divorced, Plook was speculating about Dweezil getting it on with Schiela. Pretty tacky
I thought.
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BBP
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Wasn't that jocular? It's tasteless and painful of course, since there are two little kids involved (I was Ceylon's age when my parents split), but
that's the sense of humour South Park and Family Guy drive on. Which is why I don't watch either.
I'm working on a little plan to stir up some fun again. It worked with my joke competition.
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punknaynowned
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I can't stand plook, have him on ignore, but never hardly login anymore or get the email messages saying a thread has been posted on. Sabretoophairy
I think is delightful but I understand not everyone's cup of tea, especially if english is not a primary language. I also think Stp may be someone
from before but not sure yet.
Not sure B if you made the connection between plook and south park on purpose, but I think that's a wicked yet precise and accurate assessment.
All hail Bonny!!!
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BBP
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Aw dear, that's not necessary! A simple kneel down will suffice.
Yesterday I fixed both my bicycle tires. The front one had a tiny leak (you know, when it takes days to run flat) that was a pain to find, and the
rear one had a large puncture from an acacia branch.
This morning I did my paper route, for the first time in three months. All went very well.
Today I worked in the garden and got viciously attacked by the local stinging nettle population.
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punknaynowned
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Congratulations!!
Battling thorns and driving hazards must be better than sitting around all day and hopping for mobility, right? 
Moved a bunch of dead dirt from the basement and packed it around the outside of the house.
I have local sand-stone for foundation blocks here and cement floor. When it rains, the water just pours in and water piles up down there. Most
springs I spend a lot of time downstairs sweeping water to the drain. If I don't, water stagnates, mold and bugs grow and with wooden floors and lots
of gaps in the house, it heats up in summer and becomes a mold production facility. So, I got the bright idea of putting the dirt on the outside to slow the spread of water getting down there.
We'll see how it goes.
Also, it is ant season. They are hunting for my sugar as I sleep.
"Must ... clean ... kitchen...."
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Huck_Phlem
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My son just got home from downtown where he played guitar for an hour and made 11 dollars to finance some Nacho's he said but ended up keeping the
money instead. Good Job!
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Huck_Phlem
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Bonny have you ever tried using tire slime? You can get inner tubes with it already in or your can put it in there your self. if you get a small
puncture you just pull out the thorn and then spin the tire and it seals itself. since I don't drive I rely on that stuff a lot!
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BBP
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I've considered that stuff, yes. If only to save myself the burden of doing routes with a flat tire. I'll give it a shot.
But how do you know you rode through a thorn (or a screw, or a needle) if your tire doesn't go flat?
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BBP
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Today is the Dutch national holiday. We went to the traditional market (basically anyone is allowed to sell their surplus goods). Often it is big and
fun, but it was rather rainy (and we did get wet) so we didn't find very much. I did meet two friends and I bought a walking stick at the stall of one
of them. Dad bought a radio, which was heavy.
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polydigm
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I'm just saying hello. Bonny complains that this place doesn't get enough attention but I do visit fairly regularly, I just don't always end up saying
anything. So, I'm resolving to say hello whenever I visit. There it is, and now I have 470 posts.
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