You know I sent you my number right?

Merry Christmas Bryce! I hope next year you get to do all the things you want to do.

Merry Christmas notrebelatall! I hope you'l convey my holiday greetings to your friend Mr. Rebel.

Merry Christmas Forum Regulars too Onerous to mention! Have an eggnog on me!

Merry Christmas Lounge!

Hope everyone has a happy holiday and can show more retraint than I have when it comnes to over eating Too many cookies and candies laying around not to mention several get togethers with extravagent food and appetizers. Had 2 parties this week then a Christmas Eve get togethr and just getting ready to head out for Christmas festivities and dinner. Too much food packed into too little time

Merry Christmas phat Mack and mr. Baseball.

Merry Christmas, John. You're an important part of my life, so you're not alone. Not that I think you mind being alone today...just letting you know.

+1. Merry Christmas, John. I often think of you as the adult who, out of the goodness of his heart, volunteered to chaperone this field trip known as The Lounge.

what am i duck soup bryce?

happy holidays to everyone here.

Hahahahaha. Ii loved your post about Rudolph , I couldn’t write a good follow up since my ie is negative infinity right now. Also like I said I gave schlitzmm my phone number let me know if you want it.







Now whos duck soup mr pocket trees.

thanks but i actually only make about an average of one phone call a week. and maybe two texts a week.

I make n average of 300 texts and three calls per week.

Krampus, Michael Dougherty, 2015

Now THIS is a Christmas movie I want to watch every year!

Adama Scott, Toni Collete, David Koechner, and Allison Tolman are having Christmas as a family in Scott's house, and they could all use a little Christmas cheer.

Instead, Krampus comes to eat them, with walking, talking elves and toys that turn into monsters - all the better to swallow you with!

What a fantastic movie. Not sure why I haven't seen it until now or why it's not a modern Christmas classic yet.

Thanks, Dom. I really didn't mind.

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Krampus is a great movie, it's just a matter of time before it is considered a classic.

the kids wont have any nightmares after that huh?

Recommend not watching until 35, maybe 40 years old.

SIL was nice enough to get me a crock pot for Christmas. Old one was functional, just one leg was a little wobbly.

So when I got home, went into the crawl space to retrieve its box for donation to the ARC (think Goodwill). While in there, found a shocking amount of crap that I'd apparently thrown back there at some point.

Of course, most of it was boxes for things I no longer own, and haven't for many, many years. Old CRT-type monitor and TV boxes, desktop computers (e.g., found CD to install Win 95 ).

Anyway, I'd guess I cleared out about 100 boxes I don't need. The stuff was out of sight and thus out of mind, but still sort of decluttering. Less useless crap around the house, even if it wasn't in the way to begin with.

Two pickup trucks full of carboard to the recycling center. Now I don't have to go in the crawl space ever again, either, so that's nice.

Now I need to figure out how to find someone who's interested in the random crap people have given me over the years. Mostly Packers/sports memorabilia. Probably has some small value, I don't know.

Hey John! How'd you like THAT Bills/Patriots game?

Kinda sucked. But I only saw a few minutes of it.

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Besides
1.daddies lawyers (goat)
2. Some family members
3. A handful of friends

You guys are my favorite people.

That's another 1000 piece jigsaw completed. Cats in the Kitchen.

Today is an anniversary for me of sorts. 46 years ago today I entered the US Navy. I always remember this day as it sort of started my adult life. Deciding to join was the real first life altering decision of my life. At the time the economy was in the absolute toilet and as a fresh college graduate opportunities were sparse. I liked the idea of traveling the world and seeing stuff but my real goal was the old GI bill which had tremendous educational benefits. This was Decemeber of 1975 and on Jan 1 1976 the old GI bill would change to something less desrirable. So I had to get in before the end of the year for my grand plan to take shape.

I'd say it worked well for me. I was able to use that GI bill (and the Naval Reserves) to put myself through graduate school. I call this day Navy day and it was the first one one of my best adult decisions.

Mr baseball, that makes you more of a real man than at least 90% of two plus two. Probably higher. You don’t want to know my opinion in full about guys from the navy but it’s overwhelmingly positive.

too many old farts that are participating in this thread.

Wait! I'm not a fart.

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Wait! I'm not old!