*sigh* I'm loosing my touch. (Warning: Hi-jacked by Em)

[Wisher1000]

I don't see that it makes a difference! I'll answer to either (as long as I know you're talking to me!)

 

[Bunnylady]

Quote: See, Alaskan? She survived, and I daresay she got a whole lot of attention - probably a lot more than you will, even if your clothes don't match.

Quote: Actually, Sour, patterns can be worn together - but you have to know what you are doing. Critter has learned to run things by me first; I long ago perfected the look that says, "Really, Husband?"
And he has gotten better over the years. I remember a combination of Pansies that he planted for a customer some years ago about which she later remarked, "I was wondering if the person who put those together was color blind." A few times, Critter has proposed putting plants together that I didn't expect to work, but do; though he still manages to come up with some combinations that all I can say about is, "no. Just, no."

This was posted this morning in the NYD Hatchalong Thread. A member mistakenly refered to me as "dreamer". I thought the kingdom might enjoy it.....

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[Wisher1000]

I'm trying to be nice, Bunny..................

 

[Alaskan]

Alaskan dreams of a a time where people can be stinky and no one will stare!

A world where the unwashed are treated with respect!

A world where a little feces on your clothes doesn't mean you are denied service!


Oh.....

That is Alaskan's hometown.

 

[sourland]

Alaskan you do understand that there is a significant difference between honorably 'stinky' and stench, right? I believe it is something like a factor of a week or so.

 

[Alaskan]

Not a prob when it is cold out


However, there is a super stinky lady in my home town, who is.....super stinky


When she sits in the library by the warming fire, Alaskan has to sit at least three chairs away.

 

[Alaskan]

Vote! Which set of posts on this thread is the funniest?

 

[sourland]

In our town we had a 'cat lady' who lived in her car with 7 or 8 cats and 2 dogs. That was significantly BAD stinky. She always paid her taxes with cash , and our tax person would immediately put the money into Zip Lock bags. She eventually sold her property (home had burned down) and moved.

 

[Bunnylady]

Alaskan you do understand that there is a significant difference between honorably 'stinky' and stench, right? I believe it is something like a factor of a week or so.

We spent a few years in Europe when I was growing up. At that time, the American idea of cleanliness and that of the locals was a bit different - a lot of them still pretty much only took a bath on Saturday nights. Public places could get a bit rough by Friday.

Alaskan dreams of a a time where people can be stinky and no one will stare!

A world where the unwashed are treated with respect!

A world where a little feces on your clothes doesn't mean you are denied service!


Oh.....

That is Alaskan's hometown.

A few days ago, I was over at the barn mucking out stalls when a couple of the horse owners came by. One was a little self-conscious about the fact that she was wearing a sweatshirt and pajama pants, and excused it by saying, "I want you to know, I thought we were only going to get coffee." I had to laugh. "Gal, I am standing here wearing horse poop! I have no stones to throw at anybody!"

 

[sourland]

Unquestionably, 'week old' body odor is a far different situation than a day's honest sweat; although, sometimes after a busy day I can't stand myself.

Anyone else think that 'old man' sweat is worse?