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Slightly Owned Laptop for Sale (nice mouse, free).

Please inquire within weekend evenings only as owner is otherwise out of town or reading books or playing chess or up to no good.

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Have you ever noticed a Harrier Hawk dive and capture a mouse/vole, or the like, in a farmers field while driving down a country (dirt) road?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees

Have you ever noticed a Harrier Hawk dive and capture a mouse/vole, or the like, in a farmers field while driving down a country (dirt) road?
... really bad boys:

http://tippecanoeaudubon.wordpress.com/category/bird-of-the-month/

http://www.ibabuzz.com/garybogue/category/hawks/page/2/

[Wicked Bad!]

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
... really bad boys:

http://tippecanoeaudubon.wordpress.com/category/bird-of-the-month/

http://www.ibabuzz.com/garybogue/category/hawks/page/2/

[Wicked Bad!]
This morning I awoke early, 5:30, and thought I'll just get dressed and go for a stroll in the nearby forest with the dogs. When I got home about 7:00 I NOTICED I had on two different coloured socks.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
This morning I awoke early, 5:30, and thought I'll just get dressed and go for a stroll in the nearby forest with the dogs. When I got home about 7:00 I NOTICED I had on two different coloured socks.
Get dressed in the dark???

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Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
Get dressed in the dark???
Absolutely. I wouldn't want to deal with the wrath of my other half. She is NOT an early riser.
You don't have to deal with that anymore right?😀

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Absolutely. I wouldn't want to deal with the wrath of my other half. She is NOT an early riser.
You don't have to deal with that anymore right?😀
Inform your other half that when it's larks vs. owls, larks always win.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
Inform your other half that when it's larks vs. owls, larks always win.
I had tried for many years and we finally decided to agree to disagree. I noticed that it works best when there is compromise.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Absolutely. I wouldn't want to deal with the wrath of my other half. She is NOT an early riser.
You don't have to deal with that anymore right?😀
No I don't, you are correct.
But while it's true that I only got divorced
on January 23 2013,

I was separated from my ex since July 1995.
I have not had any dealings at all with her since then.

I still see my 2 daughters but not her.

Divorce only became something that I should deal with in 2012.

Done and dusted now.

😀

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I had tried for many years and we finally decided to agree to disagree. I noticed that it works best when there is compromise.
I suggest such "deals" made between partners, be considered "accommodating" instead of "compromising." Compromising focuses on making concessions, accommodating focuses on fitting wishes together.


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I noticed your response and felt the need to return the favour.
There is no need for me to call anyone, thanks. I have a "few" mismatched pairs of socks. The funny thing is that if I took all those odd pairs threw them in a pile I'd have no mismatched pairs.
I'm not the type who matches his shirt with his tie, socks with his underwear, or anything with anything.
My other half often says (cliche to be sure but none the less true), "You're not going to wear that with that are you?" I say, "Yup".
Oh btw it wasn't insomnia. I went to bed about 9 last night. Body said,"OK GBS you're tired, go to bed". Not one to not listen to a body that's been around as long as mine I always do what it says.


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
This morning I awoke early, 5:30, and thought I'll just get dressed and go for a stroll in the nearby forest with the dogs. When I got home about 7:00 I NOTICED I had on two different coloured socks.
When the professor was told by a student that one of his shoes was black and the other one was brown, he looked a bit puzzled and said: Yes I know... and the odd thing is that I have another pair just like these at home!

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