Jeanway

This is what they refer to as being "wired wrong" :lol:

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Wears Kool-Aid :lol:

K, then smells bad is worse. You can't shut your nose off, you know. :lol:

An absessed tooth or a hot appendix. B)

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Yep when he's not around you don't see him, but when he's here he's always around :lol: :lol: B)

GET OUT!!!!! Your really trying to push me over the edge aren't you MQ ???? :) Along with half the site. :lol: ^_^ :wink2: :msn-oh: :lol: Going where no man has gone before. The bad thing is I can read it. B) And I don't think "Usual" is the correct word, it's very "unusual".

Aww, that's a shame :lol: The one I have was one of my Dad's. I wish I could show you what it looks like. It's actually made of an antique wooden pulley used on a ship. It's really beautiful. It's a Carrington Barometer, made in England.

YEA!!! FEN, YOU WIN AGAIN!!!! B) :lol:

O.K. here's an anagram. Figure it out then post a picture of one, or two if you feel the need: :lol:

TOMOBONOS, GOOD LUCK

A SONG recorded by Sawyer Brown. It's a remake of an Old song. Here is how it starts. Tell me who wrote it, the title and the rest of the lyrics, O.K.?

 

 

 

"Your lookin' lonely

And only the lonely would know

Your thinking far from here

Would be an ideal place you could go

But the stars on the water dancin' from the sky

Makin' the way for that big one out tonight"

 

GOOD LUCK! :lol:

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COME ON!!!!!!

When that happens to me I just log off and start over, it usually fixes the problem for me.

Yea but who the heck knows where Ruinen is??? Amsterdam is instantly recognized as Holland, see what I mean? Who cares if it's a few kilometers off. :lol:

A SONG recorded by Sawyer Brown. It's a remake of an Old song. Here is how it starts. Tell me who wrote it, the title and the rest of the lyrics, O.K.?

"Your lookin' lonely

And only the lonely would know

Your thinking far from here

Would be an ideal place you could go

But the stars on the water dancin' from the sky

Makin' the way for that big one out tonight"

GOOD LUCK! :lol:

AWWW, sorry AE. Congrats Fen, D*mn your good B)

O.K. next Challenge coming right up after this word from our sponsor, MoonPies "A little bite of Heaven" :lol:

O.K. And here is your next 'Moon Challenge': In 1987 Cher and Nicholas Cage starred in a movie named ???? What was the name of that movie??? AND can you post a picture of Cher AND Nicholas Cage?? { Doesn't have to be from the movie, they can be separate pictures. :lol:

No Airies, you just didn't hear me, it's up there. This is a "Barometer Report". Not a weather report. You decided to do a weather report, but that's o.k. Now take it away ILikeSeven from AMSTERDAM!!! :lol: B) { Hey, someone want to give him a good shake overthere, he's out cold} :sleep3: :toot: Yea, a nice BLAST from an air horn will get him up. :lol:

The total range in your barometer readings throughout the year will be from around 29.0 inches to about 30.5 inches. Any words on the face of the instrument such as stormy, rain, or dry should be ignored. Typically, three things affect the pressure indicated on your instrument; one; heating or cooling of the barometer, two, daily heating of the atmosphere by the sun; and three, air pressure changes indicating weather changes.

~ The Mercurial Barometer: Measuring Pressure ~

Based on a principle developed by Evangelista Torricelli in 1643, the Mercurial Barometer is an instrument used for measuring the change in atmospheric pressure. It uses a long glass tube, open at one end and closed at the other. Air pressure is measured by observing the height of the column of mercury in the tube. At sea level, air pressure will push on the mercury at the open end and support a column of mercury about 30 inches high. If you used water instead of mercury, you would need a glass tube over 30 feet in length.

As atmospheric pressure increases, the mercury is forced from the reservoir by the increasing air pressure and the column of mercury rises; when the atmospheric pressure decreases, the mercury flows back into the reservoir and the column of mercury is lowered.

Thanks Airies. Yep it's going to be a beautiful day here in the Mid-West. The Barometric Pressure is still at 30.00 which means good weather. Listen to this Airies. Someone said their Barometer was reading 32.00. But mine only goes up to 31.9. Now, here's the question. Do you think they just rounded up, not knowing this or do they have some sort of NEW, Space Barometer that I don't know about?? How high does your go?? B) :lol: In order for mine to be on 32, it would have to be on 28

The lunatic, the lover, and the poet, are of imagination all compact. ~William Shakespeare, Mid-Summer Night's Dream, 1595

OH MY AE, He is quite, um, well, Ahem!!! Thanks.

The creative person is both more primitive and more cultivated, more destructive, a lot madder and a lot saner, than the average person. ~Frank Barron, Think, November-December 1962

Do you mean for me or someone else? I mean if I smell bad, I get used to the smell If I look bad I don't have too look at myself in a mirror. But if I am around someone else who smells or looks bad, well, that's a different issue

I alway just use MSN. All I need to do is open a new browser (or click the spare already open) delete the address, type in the key words and hit go. I get thousands of returns but usually the one I want is on page one.

 

Whats so special about the others? Seriously, I don't get all the hype about Google Splainations please...

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Even though I started this thread I have no idea AE. I'm mainly using Yahoo. Tell me about MSN, what's that about. What does the MSN Browser look like? I tried to load MSN once and had all sorts of problems. See, I don't even know what I'm saying right now.

Braces

Burning your tongue or cutting your tongue

I know