According to this official scientific document, @cowgirl836 is wholesome and cozy and I just don’t agree with those findings at all.
If it makes you feel any better, I rarely check FB but I saw a notification and followed it to your preliminary notice before I saw it on here.Probably noonish. Think I am going ahead and posting it as an official club "event". Could end up being just me and couple of other guys because the FB group is only 500 or so, so most of the 10K alumni won't see it. Actually more like 5K for alumni we have emails for and guessing less than half even read them. Communication is a challenge.
Did find out the trail requires a use ticket for $4.
Hey CG did you DH and baby bull go to the worlds largest cheese board in Madison? around 4,0000# of glorious cheese all displayed at once. Some of it was sold and raffled off rest went to a couple of different food banks.
I have a nephew that I'm really close to - we do stuff together that he should be doing with his dad, but dad chooses not to. I'm just glad I can be there for him, he's a great person and an awesome dad himself.
The one we got from Sears (which we hadn't used in ages) was "if your card remains inactive we will need to start charging you a monthly "maintenance" fee". It was in the neighborhood of $5-$10 to keep the account active. Yeah. I'm going to pay $60-$120 a year for a card I haven't used in over five years. We sent the card back to them in little pieces.Toss up to the most laughable snail mail yesterday.
1. Sears: "To keep your credit limit from being lowered due to inactivity, you must make a purchase or other transaction by September 30, 2018". Okay, that gave me laugh and, boy, that's some sort of incentive! Bought my kitchen appliances there in 2002 or so, can't think of much of any significance else since then and certainly not on credit. Oh, car battery last year!
2. "Hi, Boxster. My name is Katie and I want to buy your house. I can pay CASH no matter what the condition is of the home....."
BTW, a couple weeks ago Sears tried to enroll me into some ******* unsolicited VISA/Mastercharge. Was an "opt out" not opt in. More signs they are truly done. Glad I saw it in what I thought was just harmless junk mail and cancelled that ****.
The one we got from Sears (which we hadn't used in ages) was "if your card remains inactive we will need to start charging you a monthly "maintenance" fee". It was in the neighborhood of $5-$10 to keep the account active. Yeah. I'm going to pay $60-$120 a year for a card I haven't used in over five years. We sent the card back to them in little pieces.
Toss up to the most laughable snail mail yesterday.
1. Sears: "To keep your credit limit from being lowered due to inactivity, you must make a purchase or other transaction by September 30, 2018". Okay, that gave me laugh and, boy, that's some sort of incentive! Bought my kitchen appliances there in 2002 or so, can't think of much of any significance else since then and certainly not on credit. Oh, car battery last year!
2. "Hi, Boxster. My name is Katie and I want to buy your house. I can pay CASH no matter what the condition is of the home....."
BTW, a couple weeks ago Sears tried to enroll me into some ******* unsolicited VISA/Mastercharge. Was an "opt out" not opt in. More signs they are truly done. Glad I saw it in what I thought was just harmless junk mail and cancelled that ****.
Katie sounds wealthy and I'm a gigolo.
I think I’m finally buying a cordless electric weed trimmer. Fighting gas ones too much.
Katie sounds hot.
Katie sounds hot.
I think it counts. It will be prosecuted in Wisconsin. Yeah, it didn't say he was decapitated but mentioned extensive lacerations to face and neck. Yikes!Does it count though since the dudes involved where from Missouri?
And also, yikes, murder by circular saw is something out of horror movies or something.