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Originally posted by Johnboy 64:
i took a 2week break, mayb i need longer!

when?

okay, i officially hate you! ralphie's an okay dude, but he seems silly trying to kiss the lipless (over and over again).

Originally posted by joyt:


pillowtalk, boys? LMAO

Originally posted by dashing:
In general, I do think a different thread should have been started before it became a forum for those who will never see eye to eye swayed it so off topic. I feel I contributed and am guilty. Though, I bet paradude is getting a good laugh. This is exactly what he thrives on. His physical abilities, "motivational speaking", while berating others confounds me as much as those who constantly feed his ego. He, so quick to critise certainly isn't fault free. He says he doesn't speak to promote anything pro helping the disabled. His main claim to fame is overcoming his drug (bad enough he admitted on the BD to shooting coke b/tween his toes) and alcohol addiction. But, at the same time has let pressure sores get bad enough for surgery.
His personal attack about Susan is how this thread went astray. He was relentless in chasing Susan around this board to pick on. I could possibly respect him if he could see further then what benefits himself or gives him cheap thrills and he didn't try to play puppet master on NM. I would venture a guess this site is about the only connection he has w/ anyone physically disabled. dash
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Originally posted by Dee L.:
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm - but at the same time you can consider joyt your friend - and ignore the totally "mean and evil" way she treats others on here (not once but over and over again).

Originally posted by Dee L.:

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Originally posted by dashing:
In general, I do think a different thread should have been started before it became a forum for those who will never see eye to eye swayed it so off topic. I feel I contributed and am guilty. Though, I bet paradude is getting a good laugh. This is exactly what he thrives on. His physical abilities, "motivational speaking", while berating others confounds me as much as those who constantly feed his ego. He, so quick to critise certainly isn't fault free. He says he doesn't speak to promote anything pro helping the disabled. His main claim to fame is overcoming his drug (bad enough he admitted on the BD to shooting coke b/tween his toes) and alcohol addiction. But, at the same time has let pressure sores get bad enough for surgery.
His personal attack about Susan is how this thread went astray. He was relentless in chasing Susan around this board to pick on. I could possibly respect him if he could see further then what benefits himself or gives him cheap thrills and he didn't try to play puppet master on NM. I would venture a guess this site is about the only connection he has w/ anyone physically disabled. dash
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hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm - but at the same time you can consider joyt your friend - and ignore the totally "mean and evil" way she treats others on here (not once but over and over again). Explain that to me if you can, please. I enjoy reading your posts - your experiences over the years are really interesting to me but am baffled that you can consider someone like that a friend. Someone that so totally "shits" on certain people, in the worst way.

I know you'll all probably think that I have no business saying this but what she does has bugged me for a long time.

JB - hope you have a great time tonight, as you usually do!!!

Merry - as I'm sure you know, having "the tag team" against you is actually a good thing, better than them being your "friends"

Dee

edited to say: Susan, I hope all is well with you and I do miss reading your posts. From having talked to you a bit, I know you are a great mother and there's nothing more important than that!

Originally posted by dashing:
i'm a DizzyDuck!

Originally posted by dashing:

I personally have no problem w/ Merry. Joy may. That doesn't mean I change my opinion about either. There are many here I agree w/ sometimes and not others. Real friends can agree to disagree about certain issues. It would be a pretty boring world if we were all robotic followers.

Originally posted by dashing:
Thanks Rob, I questioned that word. It is way to early for me to be up. dd

too |to?| adverb 1 [as submodifier ] to a higher degree than is desirable, permissible, or possible; excessively : he was driving too fast | he wore suits that seemed a size too small for him. • informal very : you're too kind. 2 in addition; also : is he coming too? • moreover (used when adding a further point) : she is a grown woman, and a strong one too. PHRASES all too —— used to emphasize that something is the case to an extreme or unwelcome extent : failures are all too common. none too —— far from; not very : her sight's none too good. only too see only . too bad see bad . too far see far . too much see much . ORIGIN Old English , stressed form of to , spelled too from the 16th cent.

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too adverb 1 invasion would be too risky excessively, overly, over, unduly, immoderately, inordinately, unreasonably, extremely, exorbitantly, very; informal too-too. 2 he was unhappy, too, you know also, as well, in addition, additionally, into the bargain, besides, furthermore, moreover, on top of that, to boot, likewise.

to |to?| preposition 1 expressing motion in the direction of (a particular location) : walking down to the mall | my first visit to Africa. • expressing location, typically in relation to a specified point of reference : forty miles to the south of the site | place the cursor to the left of the first word. • expressing a point reached at the end of a range or after a period of time : a drop in profits from $105 million to around $75 million | from 1938 to 1945. • (in telling the time) before (the hour specified) : it's five to ten. • approaching or reaching (a particular condition) : Christopher's expression changed from amazement to joy | she was close to tears. • expressing the result of a process or action : smashed to smithereens. 2 identifying the person or thing affected : you were terribly unkind to her. • identifying the recipient or intended recipient of something : he wrote a heart-rending letter to the parents | I am deeply grateful to my parents. 3 identifying a particular relationship between one person and another : he is married to Jan's cousin | economic adviser to the president. • in various phrases indicating how something is related to something else (often followed by a noun without a determiner) : made to order | a prelude to disaster. • indicating a rate of return on something, e.g., the distance traveled in exchange for fuel used, or an exchange rate that can be obtained in one currency for another : it only does ten miles to the gallon. • ( to the) Mathematics indicating the power (exponent) to which a number is raised : ten to the minus thirty-three. 4 indicating that two things are attached : he had left his bike chained to a fence | figurative they are inextricably linked to this island. 5 concerning or likely to concern (something, esp. something abstract) : a threat to world peace | a reference to Psalm 22:18. 6 governing a phrase expressing someone's reaction to something : to her astonishment, he smiled. 7 used to introduce the second element in a comparison : it's nothing to what it once was. infinitive marker 1 used with the base form of a verb to indicate that the verb is in the infinitive, in particular • expressing purpose or intention : I set out to buy food | we tried to help | I am going to tell you a story. • expressing an outcome, result, or consequence : he was left to die | he managed to escape. • expressing a cause : I'm sorry to hear that. • indicating a desired or advisable action : I'd love to go to France this summer | we asked her to explain | the leaflet explains how to start a recycling program. • indicating a proposition that is known, believed, or reported about a specified person or thing : a house that people believed to be haunted. • ( about to) forming a future tense with reference to the immediate future : he was about to sing. • after a noun, indicating its function or purpose : a chair to sit on | something to eat. • after a phrase containing an ordinal number : the first person to arrive. 2 used without a verb following when the missing verb is clearly understood : he asked her to come but she said she didn't want to. adverb so as to be closed or nearly closed : he pulled the door to behind him. ORIGIN Old English t? (adverb and preposition); related to Dutch toe and German zu.

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