CrazyCatLady
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Addie
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When I look into a mirror these days, I sometimes think I'm looking at a photo of my Mom.
Didn't used to be that way. When I was younger, there was no confusion as to who my Dad was - I looked a lot like him. Now, though, I have Mom looking back at me. Just so long as I don't resemble Himself, with his full beard and balding head, I have nothing to complain about! 
OP
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I still look like Mom when she was my age, we don't look alike now, the 17 year difference in age is showing. But, I do know what I will look like in 17 years...
Souschef
Sous Chef
Yup. I have helped clients and friends, over the phone, with problems in software that I didn't know. That first instruction does it most of the time.
Dawgluver
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Cheryl J
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Cheryl J
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So THAT'S where they went.
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I figure it's all that lint in the dryer's lint trap. It's chewed up socks. I know my clothes didn't have that much lint on them.
Addie
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I prefer the explanation of "All those lost socks have turned into unmatched Tupperware covers." 
Dawgluver
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Heh:
Many, many years ago, in 1912, there was a dearth in Mexico of their favourite salad dressing which was made by Hellmans in Germany. The entire country got together and raised funds for a huge shipment to be transported via England to New York and thence by rail to Mexico.
However, the ship that was transporting their delicacy was the R.M.S. Titanic which struck an iceberg.
...and to this day the Mexican people mourn the event.
It's called 'Sinko de Mayo'.
Many, many years ago, in 1912, there was a dearth in Mexico of their favourite salad dressing which was made by Hellmans in Germany. The entire country got together and raised funds for a huge shipment to be transported via England to New York and thence by rail to Mexico.
However, the ship that was transporting their delicacy was the R.M.S. Titanic which struck an iceberg.
...and to this day the Mexican people mourn the event.
It's called 'Sinko de Mayo'.
GotGarlic
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Dawgluver
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All that salad dressing must have gone well with the iceberg.
runs and hides
Oh :sheesh: Taxy!
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Cooking Goddess
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^^ Good one CG. I stole it.
Kaneohegirlinaz
Wannabe TV Chef
As we are packing up all of our things in preparation for our big move to Northern Arizona, I made the decision that my Weber Little Smokey Joe grill would not be coming with us.
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So I made up handmade "FREE" signs for him and his pal Weber Rapidfire Chimney and took them out to the main road from our place. I also left in the Chimney the remains of the bag of charcoal and the lighter on the side of the road at a predominate intersection.
I bet my DH that they would be gone in 5 minutes... guess who won the bet? BAHAHAHA!
They weren't there EVEN 5 minutes and they were GONE!
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So I made up handmade "FREE" signs for him and his pal Weber Rapidfire Chimney and took them out to the main road from our place. I also left in the Chimney the remains of the bag of charcoal and the lighter on the side of the road at a predominate intersection.
I bet my DH that they would be gone in 5 minutes... guess who won the bet? BAHAHAHA!
They weren't there EVEN 5 minutes and they were GONE!
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