posted on October 31, 2001 05:19:14 PM new
PIMP!!
"Hello do you know where I can find that group of people who shall not be named?"
Jannie you crack me up!
how do you know which public bathroom to go into?
remember Crazy Country Club?
Poles and Holes. Leave it to some Guys in Brooklyn to figure it all out!
(oops...might get moderated for that one)
I hate to ruin your butch image, Rocker, but you sure are friskie tonight!
I'd hang with you, any day.
and you can pee wherever you want.
(except on my leg)
posted on October 31, 2001 08:10:15 PM new
rachel
Biologically I am 41 but mentally oh about 17 I think.
outoftheblue - I spent the better part of my life being angry, then I saw it for what it was.
I don't know what that means for you, but for ME, anger motivates me to make changes. I don't wanna get complacent like some people in my life who have "given up". For me, expressing anger is healthy, because when I could not feel it, I was dead inside and thought I had to just "go along" with everything. I was VERY depressed as a kid and far into my twenties. Anger turned inwards is depression. But I have learned I have options and I can express when I'm angry and do something about it. So I do, and it works for me. That is why I continue to do and say the things I do. I like where my actions take me. I like the results of my actions in my life. Rocker
posted on October 31, 2001 08:17:03 PM new
Rocker,
Your posts always delight, and you've truly been a trip the last couple of days! You do seem young - not in an immature way, but in an alive way. Keep rockin' darlin'!
You may not believe this be we have quite a bit in common. That's exactly how I used to motivate myself. It worked but I found that it was hard to sustain that motivation. It causes burn out over time. Hey, if that's what works for you though, that's great.
posted on October 31, 2001 10:45:57 PM new
outoftheblue - Sure I believe we have a lot in common. I also happen to like you, blue, you keep me in the ring for many rounds, and I never get bored Also your wife is a hoot. I also like the way you talk about her, you DO show that woman respect, and it looks like you both love each other a lot. I think that's really nice.
Shadowcat - I'm happy to see you - are you feeling better? How are you doing? I was thinking about you.
Rocker
[ edited by nycrocker on Oct 31, 2001 10:48 PM ]
posted on October 31, 2001 10:56:35 PM newNYCrocker: I had my thoracentesis today(the doc removed almost a liter of fluid. EEK! ) and now I'm hurting to the point of breaking down and taking Tylenol#3 for the pain. I don't think it was anything to do with the procedure, that went well. I think it was because I might have overextended myself. I had to drive myself home, which took an hour(for about 20 miles).
On the upside, I have another appt. in the clinic in the ayem. The downside is I have to drive again(since the tom is unable to see properly).
Okay, I'm finished whining now.
Thanks for thinking of me. I appreciate all warm, fuzzies.
Will you be posting elsewhere?
(I'm going to bed now so I won't be able to party down to the last minute. )
posted on October 31, 2001 11:07:17 PM new
Yikes Shadowcat! Why don't ya ask some friends to help drive you around for now? Hell, I don't have a car, but I'd come get ya in a taxicab! I sure do hope you have a speedy recovery.
I will probably be posting here for a little while longer at least, and Tigerlady has a really cool message board I know I'll be going to. Ask her or email me for the link [email protected]
I am signing off for now but I will be back, AW can't get ridda me that easy.
posted on November 1, 2001 11:21:15 AM new
Rocker, I'm glad to see you are sticking around. Even though we don't agree on a lot of things, you still have my respect. You didn't take the things I said personally and that says a lot about you...
Rocker 
*sniff sniff*