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Wed, 27 June 2007 09:13

Deej [4]

Messages: 1292
Registered: January 2007

Senior Member

It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San Juan
mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's during the
day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at 9000+ feet and
it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20 minutes to the south
and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind blowing dust devils
around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to be careful. It's not
like the heat you experience in the coastal areas where you sweat. Here' you
just dry up before you're even aware that it's happening and when you start
getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd better have some water handy.
Most of my time recently has been "desert time". I feel like a crispy
critter when I get home. There isn't enough skin moisturizer or water on
earth to alleviate this feeling at this time of year and the last thing I
feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm spent and have been going to
bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around 5:00 AM and head down to the area
where I've been working before the winds kick up and suck the life out of
me. I like to get home early afternoon. Hopefully the monsoon season will
start around the middle of July. It's been pretty predictable/consistent the
last couple of years.

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Re: Summer [message #87263 is a reply to message #87262]

Wed, 27 June 2007 09:31

TCB
Messages: 1261
Registered: July 2007

Senior Member

I spent summers in Boulder, and I remember that weird 'I'm dehydrated but
not sweating' thing.

Not a problem in CT right now. It's pushing 90 with dew points above 70,
or in other words kind of like walking though hot, sticky goop. And I have
an office softball game tonight. Whoo hooo!

TCB

"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
>It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San Juan

>mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's during
the
>day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at 9000+ feet
and
>it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20 minutes to the south

>and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind blowing dust devils

>around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to be careful. It's not

>like the heat you experience in the coastal areas where you sweat. Here'
you
>just dry up before you're even aware that it's happening and when you start

>getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd better have some water handy.

>Most of my time recently has been "desert time". I feel like a crispy
>critter when I get home. There isn't enough skin moisturizer or water on

>earth to alleviate this feeling at this time of year and the last thing
I
>feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm spent and have been going
to
>bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around 5:00 AM and head down to the area

>where I've been working before the winds kick up and suck the life out of

>me. I like to get home early afternoon. Hopefully the monsoon season will

>start around the middle of July. It's been pretty predictable/consistent
the
>last couple of years.
>
>
>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87265 is a reply to message #87262]

Wed, 27 June 2007 09:47

rick

Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

you're NOT going to forget your water again this year are you??????
this is the one thing "if you don't get it" you really will die thing.

On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 10:13:54 -0600, "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com>
wrote:

>It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San Juan
>mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's during the
>day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at 9000+ feet and
>it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20 minutes to the south
>and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind blowing dust devils
>around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to be careful. It's not
>like the heat you experience in the coastal areas where you sweat. Here' you
>just dry up before you're even aware that it's happening and when you start
>getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd better have some water handy.
>Most of my time recently has been "desert time". I feel like a crispy
>critter when I get home. There isn't enough skin moisturizer or water on
>earth to alleviate this feeling at this time of year and the last thing I
>feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm spent and have been going to
>bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around 5:00 AM and head down to the area
>where I've been working before the winds kick up and suck the life out of
>me. I like to get home early afternoon. Hopefully the monsoon season will
>start around the middle of July. It's been pretty predictable/consistent the
>last couple of years.
>
>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87267 is a reply to message #87262]

Wed, 27 June 2007 09:59

wireline[30]
Messages: 6
Registered: June 2007

Junior Member

We are 'suffering' our wettest and coolest summer in anyone's memory...folks
are complaining about it ALWAYS being so muggy and getting so much rain.

Deej, sounds like you live in an ideal spot..start the coffee pot, I'll be
up there in a couple hours...

:)

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Re: Summer [message #87276 is a reply to message #87267]

Wed, 27 June 2007 10:31

Carl Amburn

Messages: 214
Registered: July 2005

Senior Member

Yeah, same here - 15 days straight w/rain. It's cloudy and cool. I don't
mind at all......

-Carl

"wireline" <kennospam@wirelinestudio.com> wrote in message
news:46829755$1@linux...
>
> We are 'suffering' our wettest and coolest summer in anyone's
memory...folks
> are complaining about it ALWAYS being so muggy and getting so much rain.
>
> Deej, sounds like you live in an ideal spot..start the coffee pot, I'll be
> up there in a couple hours...
>
> :)

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Re: Summer [message #87293 is a reply to message #87262]

Wed, 27 June 2007 19:08

Bill L

Messages: 766
Registered: August 2006

Senior Member

In that kind of heat salt and potassium supplements are a good idea.
Your tiredness can largely be caused by the lack. Headaches and other
symptoms also go away right after taking the stuff.

Hot here too - and it ain't a dry heat. FLA.

DJ wrote:
> It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San Juan
> mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's during the
> day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at 9000+ feet and
> it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20 minutes to the south
> and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind blowing dust devils
> around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to be careful. It's not
> like the heat you experience in the coastal areas where you sweat. Here' you
> just dry up before you're even aware that it's happening and when you start
> getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd better have some water handy.
> Most of my time recently has been "desert time". I feel like a crispy
> critter when I get home. There isn't enough skin moisturizer or water on
> earth to alleviate this feeling at this time of year and the last thing I
> feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm spent and have been going to
> bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around 5:00 AM and head down to the area
> where I've been working before the winds kick up and suck the life out of
> me. I like to get home early afternoon. Hopefully the monsoon season will
> start around the middle of July. It's been pretty predictable/consistent the
> last couple of years.
>
>
>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87302 is a reply to message #87262]

Thu, 28 June 2007 01:17

Sarah

Messages: 608
Registered: February 2007

Senior Member

Water, water, water, young man. Most of us are chronically dehydrated. You
don't have to carry a bottle of it with you if you're afraid of looking like
a damn liberal yuppie scum, but drink lots o' water. It's reeal good fer
yuh.

Your personal RN,

Sarah J. Burke

"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46828e42$1@linux...
> It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San
> Juan mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's
> during the day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at
> 9000+ feet and it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20
> minutes to the south and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind
> blowing dust devils around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to
> be careful. It's not like the heat you experience in the coastal areas
> where you sweat. Here' you just dry up before you're even aware that it's
> happening and when you start getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd
> better have some water handy. Most of my time recently has been "desert
> time". I feel like a crispy critter when I get home. There isn't enough
> skin moisturizer or water on earth to alleviate this feeling at this time
> of year and the last thing I feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm
> spent and have been going to bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around
> 5:00 AM and head down to the area where I've been working before the winds
> kick up and suck the life out of me. I like to get home early afternoon.
> Hopefully the monsoon season will start around the middle of July. It's
> been pretty predictable/consistent the last couple of years.
>
>
>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87303 is a reply to message #87302]

Thu, 28 June 2007 04:23

Deej [4]

Messages: 1292
Registered: January 2007

Senior Member

"Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote in message news:46837020$1@linux...
> Water, water, water, young man. Most of us are chronically dehydrated.
> You don't have to carry a bottle of it with you if you're afraid of
> looking like a damn liberal yuppie scum, but drink lots o' water. It's
> reeal good fer yuh.
>
> Your personal RN,
>
> Sarah J. Burke

No bottled water for me dammit!!! "Real men"drink their own pee!!

(5:20 AM and getting ready to head for the boonies. It's nice and cool
outside.......about 55 degrees).

I'm ready for fall already.

Y'all take care,
;o)
Deej

>
> "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46828e42$1@linux...
>> It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San
>> Juan mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's
>> during the day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at
>> 9000+ feet and it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20
>> minutes to the south and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind
>> blowing dust devils around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to
>> be careful. It's not like the heat you experience in the coastal areas
>> where you sweat. Here' you just dry up before you're even aware that it's
>> happening and when you start getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd
>> better have some water handy. Most of my time recently has been "desert
>> time". I feel like a crispy critter when I get home. There isn't enough
>> skin moisturizer or water on earth to alleviate this feeling at this time
>> of year and the last thing I feel like doing is working in the studio.
>> I'm spent and have been going to bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up
>> around 5:00 AM and head down to the area where I've been working before
>> the winds kick up and suck the life out of me. I like to get home early
>> afternoon. Hopefully the monsoon season will start around the middle of
>> July. It's been pretty predictable/consistent the last couple of years.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87306 is a reply to message #87302]

Thu, 28 June 2007 05:59

Bill L

Messages: 766
Registered: August 2006

Senior Member

Sarah, whenever I try to drink those 8 glasses a day I pee so much I
have no time for anything else. I know it's partly my frickin' prostrate
and all that, but jeez. Why am I telling you all this? It must be your
'boardside manner...

Sarah wrote:
> Water, water, water, young man. Most of us are chronically dehydrated. You
> don't have to carry a bottle of it with you if you're afraid of looking like
> a damn liberal yuppie scum, but drink lots o' water. It's reeal good fer
> yuh.
>
> Your personal RN,
>
> Sarah J. Burke
>
> "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46828e42$1@linux...
>> It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San
>> Juan mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's
>> during the day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at
>> 9000+ feet and it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20
>> minutes to the south and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind
>> blowing dust devils around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to
>> be careful. It's not like the heat you experience in the coastal areas
>> where you sweat. Here' you just dry up before you're even aware that it's
>> happening and when you start getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd
>> better have some water handy. Most of my time recently has been "desert
>> time". I feel like a crispy critter when I get home. There isn't enough
>> skin moisturizer or water on earth to alleviate this feeling at this time
>> of year and the last thing I feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm
>> spent and have been going to bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around
>> 5:00 AM and head down to the area where I've been working before the winds
>> kick up and suck the life out of me. I like to get home early afternoon.
>> Hopefully the monsoon season will start around the middle of July. It's
>> been pretty predictable/consistent the last couple of years.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87323 is a reply to message #87306]

Thu, 28 June 2007 10:54

rick

Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

and that 8 glasses is based on a 125 lb frame...addanother glass for
every 15.625 lbs.

On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 08:59:34 -0400, Bill L <bill@billlorentzen.com>
wrote:

>Sarah, whenever I try to drink those 8 glasses a day I pee so much I
>have no time for anything else. I know it's partly my frickin' prostrate
>and all that, but jeez. Why am I telling you all this? It must be your
>'boardside manner...
>
>Sarah wrote:
>> Water, water, water, young man. Most of us are chronically dehydrated. You
>> don't have to carry a bottle of it with you if you're afraid of looking like
>> a damn liberal yuppie scum, but drink lots o' water. It's reeal good fer
>> yuh.
>>
>> Your personal RN,
>>
>> Sarah J. Burke
>>
>> "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46828e42$1@linux...
>>> It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San
>>> Juan mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's
>>> during the day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at
>>> 9000+ feet and it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20
>>> minutes to the south and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind
>>> blowing dust devils around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to
>>> be careful. It's not like the heat you experience in the coastal areas
>>> where you sweat. Here' you just dry up before you're even aware that it's
>>> happening and when you start getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd
>>> better have some water handy. Most of my time recently has been "desert
>>> time". I feel like a crispy critter when I get home. There isn't enough
>>> skin moisturizer or water on earth to alleviate this feeling at this time
>>> of year and the last thing I feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm
>>> spent and have been going to bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around
>>> 5:00 AM and head down to the area where I've been working before the winds
>>> kick up and suck the life out of me. I like to get home early afternoon.
>>> Hopefully the monsoon season will start around the middle of July. It's
>>> been pretty predictable/consistent the last couple of years.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>

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Re: Summer [message #87324 is a reply to message #87323]

Thu, 28 June 2007 11:02

EK Sound

Messages: 939
Registered: June 2005

Senior Member

The rule of thumb is one ounce of water for every pound of person...
175lbs = 175 ounces.

David.

rick wrote:
> and that 8 glasses is based on a 125 lb frame...addanother glass for
> every 15.625 lbs.
>
> On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 08:59:34 -0400, Bill L <bill@billlorentzen.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Sarah, whenever I try to drink those 8 glasses a day I pee so much I
>>have no time for anything else. I know it's partly my frickin' prostrate
>>and all that, but jeez. Why am I telling you all this? It must be your
>>'boardside manner...
>>
>>Sarah wrote:
>>
>>>Water, water, water, young man. Most of us are chronically dehydrated. You
>>>don't have to carry a bottle of it with you if you're afraid of looking like
>>>a damn liberal yuppie scum, but drink lots o' water. It's reeal good fer
>>>yuh.
>>>
>>>Your personal RN,
>>>
>>>Sarah J. Burke
>>>
>>>"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46828e42$1@linux...
>>>
>>>>It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San
>>>>Juan mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's
>>>>during the day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at
>>>>9000+ feet and it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20
>>>>minutes to the south and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind
>>>>blowing dust devils around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to
>>>>be careful. It's not like the heat you experience in the coastal areas
>>>>where you sweat. Here' you just dry up before you're even aware that it's
>>>>happening and when you start getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd
>>>>better have some water handy. Most of my time recently has been "desert
>>>>time". I feel like a crispy critter when I get home. There isn't enough
>>>>skin moisturizer or water on earth to alleviate this feeling at this time
>>>>of year and the last thing I feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm
>>>>spent and have been going to bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around
>>>>5:00 AM and head down to the area where I've been working before the winds
>>>>kick up and suck the life out of me. I like to get home early afternoon.
>>>>Hopefully the monsoon season will start around the middle of July. It's
>>>>been pretty predictable/consistent the last couple of years.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87354 is a reply to message #87324]

Fri, 29 June 2007 01:29

rick

Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

either way he'll be pissing away his day.

On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:02:46 -0600, EK Sound <askme@nospam.com> wrote:

>The rule of thumb is one ounce of water for every pound of person...
>175lbs = 175 ounces.
>
>David.
>
>rick wrote:
>> and that 8 glasses is based on a 125 lb frame...addanother glass for
>> every 15.625 lbs.
>>
>> On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 08:59:34 -0400, Bill L <bill@billlorentzen.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Sarah, whenever I try to drink those 8 glasses a day I pee so much I
>>>have no time for anything else. I know it's partly my frickin' prostrate
>>>and all that, but jeez. Why am I telling you all this? It must be your
>>>'boardside manner...
>>>
>>>Sarah wrote:
>>>
>>>>Water, water, water, young man. Most of us are chronically dehydrated. You
>>>>don't have to carry a bottle of it with you if you're afraid of looking like
>>>>a damn liberal yuppie scum, but drink lots o' water. It's reeal good fer
>>>>yuh.
>>>>
>>>>Your personal RN,
>>>>
>>>>Sarah J. Burke
>>>>
>>>>"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46828e42$1@linux...
>>>>
>>>>>It's friggin hot here. Our place sits literally at the base of the San
>>>>>Juan mountains so it achieves a decent balance of temperatures....90's
>>>>>during the day and 50's at night.. 10 minutes to the north and you're at
>>>>>9000+ feet and it's about 60 degrees during the heat of the day. 20
>>>>>minutes to the south and you're in the high desert with no humidity,.wind
>>>>>blowing dust devils around and temperatures of 100+ degrees. You have to
>>>>>be careful. It's not like the heat you experience in the coastal areas
>>>>>where you sweat. Here' you just dry up before you're even aware that it's
>>>>>happening and when you start getting dizzy for no apparent reason, you'd
>>>>>better have some water handy. Most of my time recently has been "desert
>>>>>time". I feel like a crispy critter when I get home. There isn't enough
>>>>>skin moisturizer or water on earth to alleviate this feeling at this time
>>>>>of year and the last thing I feel like doing is working in the studio. I'm
>>>>>spent and have been going to bed around 9:30 PM so I can get up around
>>>>>5:00 AM and head down to the area where I've been working before the winds
>>>>>kick up and suck the life out of me. I like to get home early afternoon.
>>>>>Hopefully the monsoon season will start around the middle of July. It's
>>>>>been pretty predictable/consistent the last couple of years.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>

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Re: Summer [message #87358 is a reply to message #87354]

Fri, 29 June 2007 06:30

Deej [4]

Messages: 1292
Registered: January 2007

Senior Member

"rick" <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:0mg983l8fmhgl8a6i64kcirfgfjuqt3vfa@4ax.com...
> either way he'll be pissing away his day.
>
>

I've been worrying more about the swarms of &^%$*&^$%#!%& bloodsucking gnats
out in the area where I've been working the last few days. I need to be sure
I'm properly hydrated and healthy so that they have something to eat I've
got welts all over my arms and neck. there are some places on earth where
human beings just should not go.

These things just consider bug repellant to be a condiment.

It almost rained yesterday......almost. Maybe I'll wash my car. That should
get the strom clouds rockin.

;o)

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Re: Summer [message #87360 is a reply to message #87358]

Fri, 29 June 2007 07:33

pauln[2]
Messages: 28
Registered: September 2007

Junior Member

DJ,
Try some Avon Skin So Soft. Gnats hate the stuff. At least the ones on
the southeast coast do. Hopefully you don't have some sort of 'nucular'
mutated desert gnat there. :)

"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
>
>"rick" <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:0mg983l8fmhgl8a6i64kcirfgfjuqt3vfa@4ax.com...
>> either way he'll be pissing away his day.
>>
>>
>
>I've been worrying more about the swarms of &^%$*&^$%#!%& bloodsucking gnats

>out in the area where I've been working the last few days. I need to be
sure
>I'm properly hydrated and healthy so that they have something to eat I've

>got welts all over my arms and neck. there are some places on earth where

>human beings just should not go.
>
>These things just consider bug repellant to be a condiment.
>
>It almost rained yesterday......almost. Maybe I'll wash my car. That should

>get the strom clouds rockin.
>
>;o)
>
>
>
>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87362 is a reply to message #87360]

Fri, 29 June 2007 07:53

Deej [4]

Messages: 1292
Registered: January 2007

Senior Member

We have the dreaded sabre toothed sagebrush gnats here. They are a bit like
microscopic killer bees. Even the environmentalists hate them.

;o)

"PaulN" <pn@nospam.com> wrote in message news:4685183f$1@linux...
>
> DJ,
> Try some Avon Skin So Soft. Gnats hate the stuff. At least the ones on
> the southeast coast do. Hopefully you don't have some sort of 'nucular'
> mutated desert gnat there. :)
>
>
> "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
>>
>>"rick" <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:0mg983l8fmhgl8a6i64kcirfgfjuqt3vfa@4ax.com...
>>> either way he'll be pissing away his day.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>I've been worrying more about the swarms of &^%$*&^$%#!%& bloodsucking
>>gnats
>
>>out in the area where I've been working the last few days. I need to be
> sure
>>I'm properly hydrated and healthy so that they have something to eat I've
>
>>got welts all over my arms and neck. there are some places on earth where
>
>>human beings just should not go.
>>
>>These things just consider bug repellant to be a condiment.
>>
>>It almost rained yesterday......almost. Maybe I'll wash my car. That
>>should
>
>>get the strom clouds rockin.
>>
>>;o)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87363 is a reply to message #87358]

Fri, 29 June 2007 08:46

wireline[30]
Messages: 6
Registered: June 2007

Junior Member

"I've been worrying more about the swarms of &^%$*&^$%#!%& bloodsucking gnats

out in the area where I've been working the last few days"

I didn't know you had a bunch of lawyers living around your area...

<grin?>

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Re: Summer [message #87371 is a reply to message #87363]

Fri, 29 June 2007 11:24

rick

Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

dude, he works for the oil companies...of course there are swarms of
lawyers around....show em one deej.

On 30 Jun 2007 01:46:44 +1000, "wireline"
<kennospam@wirelinestudio.com> wrote:

>
>"I've been worrying more about the swarms of &^%$*&^$%#!%& bloodsucking gnats
>
>out in the area where I've been working the last few days"
>
>I didn't know you had a bunch of lawyers living around your area...
>
><grin?>

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Re: Summer [message #87381 is a reply to message #87371]

Fri, 29 June 2007 16:29

Deej [4]

Messages: 1292
Registered: January 2007

Senior Member

I could have shown you three this morning. the lawfirms are starting to hire
on new staff to address "global warming issues". Get ready to see your
utilities skyrocket as the lawsuits start to fly and the costs are passed on
to the public while the lawyers get rich.

Stay tuned.

"rick" <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:8gja83529830fjmf92psrqn0io0b1vjjpj@4ax.com...
> dude, he works for the oil companies...of course there are swarms of
> lawyers around....show em one deej.
>
> On 30 Jun 2007 01:46:44 +1000, "wireline"
> <kennospam@wirelinestudio.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>"I've been worrying more about the swarms of &^%$*&^$%#!%& bloodsucking
>>gnats
>>
>>out in the area where I've been working the last few days"
>>
>>I didn't know you had a bunch of lawyers living around your area...
>>
>><grin?>
>

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Re: Summer [message #87391 is a reply to message #87381]

Sat, 30 June 2007 02:19

rick

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Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

nah...i'll just have sleeping with fists peddle faster...though i
don't think she's going to like that one bit...

On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 17:29:14 -0600, "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com>
wrote:

>I could have shown you three this morning. the lawfirms are starting to hire
>on new staff to address "global warming issues". Get ready to see your
>utilities skyrocket as the lawsuits start to fly and the costs are passed on
>to the public while the lawyers get rich.
>
>Stay tuned.
>
>"rick" <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:8gja83529830fjmf92psrqn0io0b1vjjpj@4ax.com...
>> dude, he works for the oil companies...of course there are swarms of
>> lawyers around....show em one deej.
>>
>> On 30 Jun 2007 01:46:44 +1000, "wireline"
>> <kennospam@wirelinestudio.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"I've been worrying more about the swarms of &^%$*&^$%#!%& bloodsucking
>>>gnats
>>>
>>>out in the area where I've been working the last few days"
>>>
>>>I didn't know you had a bunch of lawyers living around your area...
>>>
>>><grin?>
>>
>

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