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IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

There are 15 guests lurking in the forum right now. Are they watching us, following our every post? WHY AREN'T THEY JOINING?

They're our fan club.

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

There are 15 guests lurking in the forum right now. Are they watching us, following our every post? WHY AREN'T THEY JOINING?

I've always wondered the same

It looks like it! Like something out of a Norman Rockwell picture. My aunt and uncle used to live there too, but they moved to Virginia a couple of years ago. Not a good trade, in my opinion!

stepsandnumbers wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

There are 15 guests lurking in the forum right now. Are they watching us, following our every post? WHY AREN'T THEY JOINING?

They're our fan club.

Is it weird that I love that idea?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

It looks like it! Like something out of a Norman Rockwell picture. My aunt and uncle used to live there too, but they moved to Virginia a couple of years ago. Not a good trade, in my opinion!

I went on a vacation to Virginia when I was in 3rd grade! It was really pretty flying over the mountains! I also went to Thomas Jefferson's house, and to this amazing waterfall. It was a fun vacation, but our hotel was in a really, really bad area. It was scary.

JimmyB wrote:

So...I have gone about 5 hours since eating anything unhealthy./

Jimmy you have too many first world problems...stop complaining

stepsandnumbers wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

It looks like it! Like something out of a Norman Rockwell picture. My aunt and uncle used to live there too, but they moved to Virginia a couple of years ago. Not a good trade, in my opinion!

I went on a vacation to Virginia when I was in 3rd grade! It was really pretty flying over the mountains! I also went to Thomas Jefferson's house, and to this amazing waterfall. It was a fun vacation, but our hotel was in a really, really bad area. It was scary.

Yes, the mountains are beautiful, it's a really pretty state for the most part, but the South and I don't really go together. It's too conservative and stuck in the past for me. What city was your hotel in? Was it Richmond? Richmond is an ugly city.

Well I finally ate. A baked potato with orange slices for desert.

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

It looks like it! Like something out of a Norman Rockwell picture. My aunt and uncle used to live there too, but they moved to Virginia a couple of years ago. Not a good trade, in my opinion!

I went on a vacation to Virginia when I was in 3rd grade! It was really pretty flying over the mountains! I also went to Thomas Jefferson's house, and to this amazing waterfall. It was a fun vacation, but our hotel was in a really, really bad area. It was scary.

Yes, the mountains are beautiful, it's a really pretty state for the most part, but the South and I don't really go together. It's too conservative and stuck in the past for me. What city was your hotel in? Was it Richmond? Richmond is an ugly city.

I noticed that while I was visiting! We ran into some, let's just say, interesting people. Yeah, I think it was in Richmond, if I'm remembering correctly!

JimmyB wrote:

Well I finally ate. A baked potato with orange slices for desert.

I'm glad you updated us!

stepsandnumbers wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Well I finally ate. A baked potato with orange slices for desert.

I'm glad you updated us!

seriously. I thought you had died or something.

phew...glad to know you survived not eating for five hours.

oldgospelchoir wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Well I finally ate. A baked potato with orange slices for desert.

I'm glad you updated us!

seriously. I thought you had died or something.

phew...glad to know you survived not eating for five hours.

Right?! I was worried, too.

Personally I was impressed that I made a good choice for dinner

stepsandnumbers wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

It looks like it! Like something out of a Norman Rockwell picture. My aunt and uncle used to live there too, but they moved to Virginia a couple of years ago. Not a good trade, in my opinion!

I went on a vacation to Virginia when I was in 3rd grade! It was really pretty flying over the mountains! I also went to Thomas Jefferson's house, and to this amazing waterfall. It was a fun vacation, but our hotel was in a really, really bad area. It was scary.

Yes, the mountains are beautiful, it's a really pretty state for the most part, but the South and I don't really go together. It's too conservative and stuck in the past for me. What city was your hotel in? Was it Richmond? Richmond is an ugly city.

I noticed that while I was visiting! We ran into some, let's just say, interesting people. Yeah, I think it was in Richmond, if I'm remembering correctly!

YES! I guessed correctly! Interesting is a good word to use, Sarah! There are a lot of hillbillies, a lot of racist people, and - are you ready for this? 25% of Virginians are too illiterate to fill out a job application. Pathetic! I am SO glad I was raised in CA! Just to be fair though, there are also a lot of nice people here, it's just sometimes hard to see the good through the bad for a pessimistic person like me.

JimmyB wrote:

Well I finally ate. A baked potato with orange slices for desert.

I want a baked potato!

JimmyB wrote:

Personally I was impressed that I made a good choice for dinner

Must have been a hard decision.

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

It looks like it! Like something out of a Norman Rockwell picture. My aunt and uncle used to live there too, but they moved to Virginia a couple of years ago. Not a good trade, in my opinion!

I went on a vacation to Virginia when I was in 3rd grade! It was really pretty flying over the mountains! I also went to Thomas Jefferson's house, and to this amazing waterfall. It was a fun vacation, but our hotel was in a really, really bad area. It was scary.

Yes, the mountains are beautiful, it's a really pretty state for the most part, but the South and I don't really go together. It's too conservative and stuck in the past for me. What city was your hotel in? Was it Richmond? Richmond is an ugly city.

I noticed that while I was visiting! We ran into some, let's just say, interesting people. Yeah, I think it was in Richmond, if I'm remembering correctly!

YES! I guessed correctly! Interesting is a good word to use, Sarah! There are a lot of hillbillies, a lot of racist people, and - are you ready for this? 25% of Virginians are too illiterate to fill out a job application. Pathetic! I am SO glad I was raised in CA! Just to be fair though, there are also a lot of nice people here, it's just sometimes hard to see the good through the bad for a pessimistic person like me.

hahha, I get that! I'm way too pessimistic. I have to remind myself that there are good things and not just bad. Yeah, we met a lot of nice people there, but a lot of very rude ones, too!

Oldgospelchoir, do I detect just a hint of sarcasm in your posts?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Oldgospelchoir, do I detect just a hint of sarcasm in your posts?

I don't know what sarcasm is...should I look it up in the dictionary?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Oldgospelchoir, do I detect just a hint of sarcasm in your posts?

haha, he's sassy tonight! I like it.

You know gullible isn't in the dictionary right?

I'm just sad that I live in America where I've ten times the more opportunity than everyone and have everything available to me.

oldgospelchoir wrote:

I'm just sad that I live in America where I've ten times the more opportunity than everyone and have everything available to me.

Except for universal healthcare and free education.

Harbortown wrote:

oldgospelchoir wrote:

I'm just sad that I live in America where I've ten times the more opportunity than everyone and have everything available to me.

Except for universal healthcare and free education.

K-12 is free which is a lot better than most countries..

Still I like to complain about how I haven't eat in five hours and how I ate a baked potato.

my life sucks so bad.

oldgospelchoir wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

oldgospelchoir wrote:

I'm just sad that I live in America where I've ten times the more opportunity than everyone and have everything available to me.

Except for universal healthcare and free education.

K-12 is free which is a lot better than most countries..

Still I like to complain about how I haven't eat in five hours and how I ate a baked potato.

my life sucks so bad.

Well unless if you count taxes as not free, but yeah k-12 is free here,

But come on gosspil, when you lose internet and power for the night it is definately the end of the world.