The Shed
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posted by Jacob A. Stam at 3/30/2008 10:10:00 PM
Sunday, March 30, 2008
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16 Comments:
Gorgeous pic Jarcob.
Where was that taken?
Hi Kath. It's a little old place in the hills on the Bass Coast, Victoria.
It's the kind of shed I dream about. In the kind of backyard I dream about.
The Love Shed, a little old place...
Yes: I could retire there from the bloody world right about now.
Me too, Mike.
Good place to have your pig on the spit I reckon!
It certainly is a soothing peaceful pic Jarcob.
'Far from the madding crowd's ignoble strife,
Their sober wishes never learn'd to stray;
Along the cool sequester'd vale of life.
They kept the noiseless tenor of their way.'
Thomas Gray..
I retired from the world yonks ago; it keeps following me.
Hey Kath maybe we could drive the Potomac to that shed on the hill and shed our woes and our clothes.
I love sheds and shedding but definatley not shredding; though when I've had too much to drink it all sounds the same.
Sounds wonderful Justin.
Ya know ,I was in the supermarket today and a nice looking bloke tried to chat me up.
'Cause I hate shopping I was just trying to get it over and done with as soon as possible, so just supposed he was being friendly.
I realized otherwise when I kept bumping into him in almost every aisle.He told me I looked really good, and asked me what I did to keep fit!(good for one's ego)
He himself was a jogger.
He was a really nice guy too, with a beautiful smile, no sleaze..
Now.. If I had not have been married!!!!!!
Oh.. And he only bought two items!!( chuckles.)
Some years ago I read that supermarkets were a good place to chat up chicks.
I thought I could do that but the chick I ended up with was stuffed already and had nothing to say except she was on special.
that the best you can do, JAS?
"My previous remarks, at any rate, weren't intended as a comment on anyone's motivations in this matter.
Never mind. Cheers all, and adieu."
Well gee, Phil, I guess I could flame people who refuse to see things exactly as I do, but I've always found the Kendall/Pahoff approach to winning hearts and minds to be pretty ineffective.
I'm not really into 'winning hearts and minds,' and Usrael less so. The name of the game - IMHO - is to get some progress. Farting around in WD just ain't gunna do it, what with the CWA, jolly hockey-sticks'n all. And the moderators cuddling trolls. Chunder!
"The name of the game - IMHO - is to get some progress. Farting around in WD just ain't gunna do it..."
As opposed to sitting back and blogging about people farting about in WD, right? Jeepers...
Touche' Dylan
Fried Ham.... Mmmm.. Can I have eggs and toast with mine, please?
I always find a slice of pineapple goes well with the fried ham, Kath - not to mention a serve of mushrooms, too.
A pile of BBQed dead animals and BBQed pineapple rings Dylan - hmmm, never fails to please.
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