Challenging Month Ahead For Boneyarders

[RockyMTblue2]

Spring and summer have been an interesting, mostly laid back time here on the Boneyard. But the season will soon be upon us. As of now I'd say we are not ready for it and for sure we are unworthy of our National Champions. Too often a perfectly good topic quickly digresses into semicolon parsing or a dissertation on the complex art of turkey baster cleaning. Of late it takes about twelve posts before the thread has lurched off into a different dimension. Often it is a member of the Ursus species that takes us there, though many of us are guilty. As for the bears, both the declared and undeclared, I have hope for the species once they have finished their fall bulk up. Hopefully the local press will wake up and start providing fodder and our conditioning will have us prepared for excellence along with the Nat'l Champs. Are we ready for the challenge?

 

[calpedaler]

I like blue.

 

[ed4ourgirls]

I've always liked a red and yellow combo. Very snappy.

 

[FairView]

A clean turkey baster is a healthy turkey baster.

 

[calpedaler]

I've always liked a red and yellow combo. Very snappy.

red + yellow = orange

 

[pinotbear]

Spring and summer have been an interesting, mostly laid back time here on the Boneyard. But the season will soon be upon us. As of now I'd say we are not ready for it and for sure we are unworthy of our National Champions. Too often a perfectly good topic quickly digresses into semicolon parsing or a dissertation on the complex art of turkey baster cleaning. Of late it takes about twelve posts before the thread has lurched off into a different dimension. Often it is a member of the Ursus species that takes us there, though many of us are guilty. As for the bears, both the declared and undeclared, I have hope for the species once they have finished their fall bulk up. Hopefully the local press will wake up and start providing fodder and our conditioning will have us prepared for excellence along with the Nat'l Champs. Are we ready for the challenge?

blame the bears, eh? objects in the rear view mirror may be closer than they appear...

 

[tomcat]

As for semicolon parsing, no one should even try to do so without reading "Eats, Shoots and Leaves," the authoritative guide to such matters.
I just changed the subject, didn't I. Oh well......never mind.......

 

[grizz36]

A clean turkey baster is a healthy turkey baster.

Who you calling a baster???

 

[FairView]

As for semicolon parsing, no one should even try to do so without reading "Eats, Shoots and Leaves," the authoritative guide to such matters.
I just changed the subject, didn't I. Oh well......never mind.......

With the correct punctuation, any passage can sing.
This guy knows the value of getting it right.

 

[RadyLady]

apples are very tasty this time of year.....uh...what were we talking about?

 

[reno tony]

Would anyone like to buy a camel?

 

[Icebear]

Would anyone like to buy a camel?

The original dune buggy.

 

[ThisJustIn]

 

[meyers7]

Would anyone like to buy a camel?

I'd walk a mile for one.

 

[meyers7]

I like blue.

I love lamp.

 

[JRRRJ]

The original dune buggy.

With the emphasis on bug, if you've ever been near one...

 

[Icebear]

Indeed they are, JRRRJ, very buggy. Dune fleas I believe.

 

[rocky rococo]

Would anyone like to buy a camel?

Let's wait for hump day on that.

 

[meganmatthews]

I post nothing but intelligent posts, so I will not comment on this thread. (snicker).

 

[Ozzie Nelson]

Good Morning BoneHeads...

Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike,

 

[BooRadley]

Spring and summer have been an interesting, mostly laid back time here on the Boneyard. But the season will soon be upon us. As of now I'd say we are not ready for it and for sure we are unworthy of our National Champions. Too often a perfectly good topic quickly digresses into semicolon parsing or a dissertation on the complex art of turkey baster cleaning. Of late it takes about twelve posts before the thread has lurched off into a different dimension. Often it is a member of the Ursus species that takes us there, though many of us are guilty. As for the bears, both the declared and undeclared, I have hope for the species once they have finished their fall bulk up. Hopefully the local press will wake up and start providing fodder and our conditioning will have us prepared for excellence along with the Nat'l Champs. Are we ready for the challenge?

Guilty as charged... I've been known to stray off topic every so often... Did you know that my first car was a TR3 and that anchovies are delicious?

And yes, I agree, we have some master basters among us and it's about time that someone has the drive to single them out and stick it to them...

Your Ol' Baster Boo

 

[VAMike23]

Good Morning BoneHeads...

Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike,