Fun?

I love fun the same as the next person.

I was just trying to understand what you were saying to me. I still don't follow, but it's no big deal. lol

:confused:

Lara

I'm glad you deal with your frustrations in life - "because you care." :hug:

If you didn't, it would be a real bi*ch (really hard) to live in this world. :eek:

Now run along and play - don't you have some cheeks to squeeze, ears to pull, and fancies to tickle of your own? :p

If not - stay here, and we'll beat up on Moi. :D

Lara, I think you are wonderful sweetie.
((((HUGS))))
bizi

((Lara)) Me no understood either, but I have to LOLOL everytime Moi and Kathy post. They are hard to understand sometimes. Reminds me of my son-in-law. I never know when he's serious and often misunderstand what he says.

I had NO CLUE Kathy was so freakin funny!

Backing up the train to that Tom Dooly reference. Oi vey. I looked up the lyrics because I remember as a child when it was really popular. And I'd sing and sing that song when it was on the radio. God knows what the radio was but I do know it only had AM on it. :rolleyes: And actually, I probably listeened to it on my cheap, pink transistor radio.

Anyway, I looked up the lyrics and holy cow. What a horrid song! Can't believe I sang that except for that it was so popular at the time. I think I remember my dad playing it on his harmonica as well. He is an excellent harmonica player.

When I was little, my sister knew how to push my buttons and make everyone laugh. :rolleyes:

All she'd have to do is sing that "Good N' Plenty" commercial to me, and I was a raving maniac. :eek: It didn't matter that I was 6 and they were 13 and older.

Why couldn't she understand I HATED trains?

Why couldn't she see I was a GIRL!

Why didn't she know we weren't allowed to have CANDY!

I'd get her back though. She HATED it when people ate loud. I'd walk by and take a BIG bite out of an apple just as I'm passing by her while she's reading, crunching as loud as I possibly could.

Whenever we'd make a truce, I'd sing that song by Sly and the Family Stone "Everyday People." I never could pronounce her name (Marsha) when I was little, so I always called her "Shasha" - and she liked that song.

ahhhh...some misunderstandings...LOL

I think Kathy was playing on the words "Ann R Key"

knowing that it means "Anarchy"

and joked about that. :)

two very caring folks, Lara and Kathy. :grouphug:

Sue, I Cide...now, she's a biotch...LOL