Posted on 09/19/2012 5:01:47 AM PDT by TruthShallSetYouFree
thanks!!
A foreigner? Like a Swede or a Norwegian?
Accidents suck. I oughta know, I’v been in enough of them. My wife was rear-ended at a red light once. Same kind of thing, the guy never stopped.
Insurance should pay you for the value of the car. I don’t know if a lawyer is going to get you anything. I guess it depends on if you think the foreigner has anything worth going after.
Af far as what region of foreign persuasion, think a little farther south and east of your selected area
Is there a law against texting in Texas? Was the driver cited?
That would help a lot. Otherwise, it could be hard to prove exactly why the other driver hit your daughter.
A+ (check your spelling, love)
Monica is just as classy as Bill.
On a completely different topic, I’m listening to the recent Beach Boys’ album: “That’s Why God Made The Radio,” which I recommend without hesitation. Brian Wilson and whoever else he’s got singing with him bring back the early 60s all over again. I feel like getting the surfboard and putting it on top of my woody and going down to the beach. Except that I don’t surf and, at my age, if I get a woody I’m certainly not going to put a surfboard on top of it. Plus, the nearest beach is about 60 miles away.
Af far as what region of foreign persuasion, think a little farther south and east of your selected area
Those damned Lithuanian drivers.
galvanized, galvinized, galvinized, galvinized.
Whose baby? Did she abort a Clinton baby? Cause that would be a bombshell.
1 out of 4 correct. Now you’re just messing with me.
; )
what’s it supposed to be?
oh my God that’s an embarrassing question
ok, i LOLed !
You want extra credit for a galvanized bucket? Not unless there’s an Apple in it. And by Apple, I mean an iPad, or at least a new iPhone. :)
70 and sunny-fall weather has come a couple of weeks early-
Obama’s promises of free stuff
May galvanize the unwashed masses
Paying for the bread and circuses
Falls to all other economic classes
That Roman mob with their demands
Have dried up the public well-
Those whose taxes supported them
Say they can just go to hell
Let them work for every dollar
At any job, and don’t make a fuss-
Obama’s minions don’t have a stash-
They steal it from the rest of us...
well of COURSE. RME....
It’s been around for nearly 50 years.
i’m not nor have i ever been a fan of the genre. i like what i like and that’s that : )
Gal . Van Nuys
This Galvanize is a process named after Galvan Goolidge who first used it on a kitchen zinc. It might somehow involve gals and vans but that was before the Galvan and Hubbs Medal Process.
(This came from a soon to be written book called, “Great Something or Other”)
McCotter sounds almost like Dennis (sp?) with an “R” after his name-way out there...
Well, I can’t get the spelling wrong if I don’t type the name, can I-Dennis Kucinich...
LMAO!
A+++
Great.
A++++
I’m easy.
A+++
Perfect. I thought someone might go with “gal-van-eyes” but yours is much more creative.
i like ‘em easy ; )
I knew who you meant.
A+++
Very clever. Hot stuff. Boiling. 212 degrees Fahrenheit. 100 degrees Celsius. Not sure where it falls on the Galvan scale.
Thank you!
I think putting up that old tape of O talking about how much he loves redistribution (AKA highway robbery) was probably a good idea-I know it makes me see red in more ways than one...
On a silly note-one day years ago, I came home from work to find my then-12 year old daughter watching a novella on Spanish language TV-she has been watching that stuff ever since. She told me recently about a show on Telemundo called “Decisiones”-she said mom, it is re-runs, but it is hilarious, you have got to watch it sometime.
A couple of nights ago, I worked late on some bid stuff, and wasn’t really tired, so I went channel surfing and saw that show was on Telemundo-for lack of anything better, I started watching it-and was howling with laughter in less than 5 minutes. Constant female hysterics, yelling, fighting non-stop sex, barely dressed people, people who just walk into someone’s house and listen at doors and look in windows , etc. It is even more of a parody of a drama than most of those shows are. I’m ashamed of myself for enjoying it...
telenovelas are hilarious! so melodramatic!
my dearly departed dad did not speak a word of spanish, but he loved SABADO GIGANTE and often watched Telemundo and Univision when visiting me.
Drama and what would be dozens of outtakes on US TV-in one scene, the male lead’s wife went to work, and he raced out the door to his mistress’s house, barged in, and grabbed her rather hefty butt with both hands and lifted her up as she threw her legs around his waist, giggling. He wasn’t a very big guy, so when he roared in delight and whirled around in a circle with her on the way to the bedroom, he stumbled under her weight, bashed both of them into a wall and knocked some pictures and ornaments to the floor-apparently, no one yelled “cut”, because they just continued into the bedroom-it was hilarious.
My daughter also likes some dating game thing called “12 Corazones”, but I haven’t seen that one. She understands Spanish, but does not speak it well. Like most kids(of all ethnicities) from the valley/border, I grew up speaking TexMex dialect as a second language-not “proper” Spanish, but what is in use.
That’s that Latin passion. Gringos, on the other hand, design beds so that you can jump up and down on one side while a glass of wine sitting on the other doesn’t move.
Which just means you don’t use a lisp...
That, like so much, depends on the tone in which the question is delivered...
(But then again, when do you ever see this type of ad for a VAN ;)
I Thought that was just in Spain, and more in the area near Barcelona
great point...
I think only those who are from Spain use a “lithp”-I’ve never actually heard a real person speak Spanish like that-only on a couple of historical dramas on BBC America.
TexMex is considered vulgar in parts of Mexico far from the US border, for whatever reason, and I had some enbarrassing moments when on vacation in the interior because of the differences in dialects...
I’ll keep the Latin passion, just the same.
I don’t have one of those beds, but I’m betting that those commercials use creative camera work-in the real world, that wine likely would be all over the place...
Have you decided on the Collie pup yet? And how is your thunder shirt debunker dog doing?
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