Marian, I think the entire city with a few nutcases excepted consider the Osbornes an unforgettable asset to the city and region. I certainly do. Between Jacqui and Tom, nearly half of UNA have gone thru their classes and I frankly do not know of anyone other than this one person ever saying a bad thing about them. That is just sorry, low down, and we need only consider the source.
Going to church is 20X more fun when Tom hands me Communion and reads the Gospel!
Neal, Tom Osborn was my professor. he is a wonderful man
Why the name change Monet?
I graduated from UNA in 1978, so I am guessing that this was before my time.
I graduated from UNA in 1978, so I am guessing that this was before my time.
My oldest son was using my pc today...he changed it, now i am having problems changing it back
I think she's trying to fool me. She's been flirting with me since I came on this site. Cut that out Monet-Gab box! You a shameless husy! I'm a married man.
I know, all you men want me....but I am taken
totally sold out to the Lord....Isaiah 54:5
totally sold out to the Lord....Isaiah 54:5
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
I know, all you men want me....but I am taken
totally sold out to the Lord....Isaiah 54:5
Then, get thee to a nunnery!
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
I know, all you men want me....but I am taken
totally sold out to the Lord....Isaiah 54:5
Want you? You are WAY to old for me and prudes are not attractive at all! You might want to lighten up a ton if you want a date, Girl! OHHH wait, you don't need a man or even want one!
I think you are a bit on the gay side of things since you haven't had a date in a LONG time!
Come on Monette.....Let's have a bit of a banter match!
Out, out d amned spot!
quote:Originally posted by Monette:quote:Do you know what happens on a military base and you are in civilian clothes and the attention to colors whistle or bugle sounds and you cannot see the flag? You merely stand at attention! There is nothing to salute. The national anthem merely gets attention when it is not alongside the flag. The uncovering and placing hand on heart is to salute the flag in civilian clothes, not for anything else.
Excuse me, NutHughes, I forgot about O'bama's military training...that must have been where he learned that...or could be he just turned his back on the flag....were you there??
Nutbag, the eyewitness!
Military training has nothing to do with it. Flag etiquette and respect is codified (see US Code Title 36, Subtitle 1 part A Chapter 3 Section 301).
This entire thread backs up Christopher Hitchens book ,"Religion Poisons Everything"
MOBY, some nerve, interjecting fact and logic into a talking point! Why it is almost as if you were educated and/or full of common sense or something!
This must not stand! Moronette has a talking point to share, she must be right, Faux News probably told her the story of the "non-salute of the flag."
This must not stand! Moronette has a talking point to share, she must be right, Faux News probably told her the story of the "non-salute of the flag."
quote:Originally posted by Neal Hughes:
Faux News
LOL!
Oh, I can't take credit for that one. It has been around since before S#@t Fume -- um, Brit Hume -- crawled out from under his rock to inflect the nation.
Interesting, I was just telling a friend that I wanted to be a nun when I was twelve yrs old...to which my mother said...you can't be a nun...we're Baptist!
I have been there and done that with the men, DG; now I prefer to be on my own and enjoy my life. Not tied down to things like tossing pizzas or things like that
I have been there and done that with the men, DG; now I prefer to be on my own and enjoy my life. Not tied down to things like tossing pizzas or things like that
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
Interesting, I was just telling a friend that I wanted to be a nun when I was twelve yrs old...to which my mother said...you can't be a nun...we're Baptist!
I have been there and done that with the men, DG; now I prefer to be on my own and enjoy my life. Not tied down to things like tossing pizzas or things like that
Monette.... I own a pizza restaurant. Do you think owning a pizza restaurant is tying a person down? I do quite fine owning my own business. Do you own your own business? Obviously you don't know much about making pizzas
tossing pizzas is the only holy calling.
DF
OK, maybe bartending.
DF again
DF
OK, maybe bartending.
DF again
Hahah Deep Fat - being married to a pizza guy is a holy calling, too. He's adorable.
I dare ya.
DF
DF
Who pulled your string, Pizzaboy? Don't think I was talking to you...unless you are the real DOYLEH....hmm
You are living out your dream...but is that everyone's dream?
For me, I like to get a giant frozen one out of the freezer, throw on my own extra fresh toppings...and viola!
I'm off to paint, write, or fulfil my own dreams...not my
husband's
You are living out your dream...but is that everyone's dream?
For me, I like to get a giant frozen one out of the freezer, throw on my own extra fresh toppings...and viola!
I'm off to paint, write, or fulfil my own dreams...not my
husband's
Pizza Guy, was that really you as Doyle asking me to come check out his "Johnson"...really!!??
Well, goodnight all...I am going to take a lovely bubblebath with lots of candles and soothing music....ahhhh
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
.and viola!
Viola? Like the musical instrument? Foreign language just isn't your forte, is it?
my eyes are crossing, Crow... Voilaaaaaaaaaaa!
satisfied?
& BTW how many screen names are you using?
What happened to PizzaDude?
satisfied?
& BTW how many screen names are you using?
What happened to PizzaDude?
Why don't you run back and become PizzaDude and answer me as him?
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
Who pulled your string, Pizzaboy? Don't think I was talking to you...unless you are the real DOYLEH....hmm
You are living out your dream...but is that everyone's dream?
For me, I like to get a giant frozen one out of the freezer, throw on my own extra fresh toppings...and viola!
I'm off to paint, write, or fulfil my own dreams...not my
husband's
Ma'am, I have no idea who made you so made or what the heck you are talking about but I took offence to the comment you made about someone making a living making pizzas. "Pizzaboy", What is up with that comment? Who the heck is "DOYLEH"? If you like frozen pizzas out of your freezer then you might want to taste a fresh made "real" pizza made from scratch. You won't want that cardboard creation ever again!
From all of your other posts I couldn't tell that you were married! Bring your husband as well and I'm sure he will appreciate a fresh made pie as well.
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
Pizza Guy, was that really you as Doyle asking me to come check out his "Johnson"...really!!??
Ma'am, Once again what the heck are you talking about and who is this Doyle you keep writing about? If you have something to ask me, ask me. Everyone knows who I am on this Forum and I don't play these games with my customers or friends on this site. What are you talking about?
Maybe you should be reading some of your wife's posts. I think you all have dueling computers. I am tired of her putting comments about her X on here. That has nothing to do with me.....and I said nothing about you and your business. Talking about WOMEN here!
If you deliver...bring me one on over!
If you deliver...bring me one on over!
Ask your wife
Pizza - don't pay her (Monette) any attention. Since she came on this forum, she has accused everyone on here at one time or another of being someone else. No one seems to know what she's talking about. Just put her on ignore. I am.
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
Ask your wife
My wife is sitting right next to me! What is your point again?
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
Maybe you should be reading some of your wife's posts. I think you all have dueling computers. I am tired of her putting comments about her X on here. That has nothing to do with me.....and I said nothing about you and your business. Talking about WOMEN here!
If you deliver...bring me one on over!
I am not about to get into a discussion with you now. You did say something that made me post the comments that I made and that is all i needed to say. Have a good night and sleep tight!
Monette, I read this entire thread in one sitting- tonight. For the life of me I could not find evidence of the fruits of the spirit in your posts. I am to tired to go check out the scripture, and I would love to stand corrected. Do you think an unchurched person would be inspired to be a Christian through reading your posts? I am not referring to an atheist. I am referring to a person who is considering becoming a Christian and a church member. Does your minister read your posts? All of Christ's rightousness and none of his compassion!
Monette, I think Doyle Hargrave is a character in SlingBlade, directed by Billie Bob. Go figure!
"Voila," aka "viola" is usually just "claro" or "he aqui" en la lengua española. But she isn't sure of noun gender and adjective agreement, so we had better stick to English.
French frightens people around here, what with all those nasal sounds and that funny "aspiration" "h" and silent letters and all. But I always could sell a bottle of "mer" "lot" (as in mermaid and Sav-a-lot) and present it as such when I was a struggling undergrad! I won't even get into what was commonly "file um 'kitty'" for Fouille Puisse. That cab ur net so vig non sold well, too! But hey, French spelling is as insane as English! Any language that you need a foniks class for in college as a minor or major just ain't worth the time unless you are headed to Montreal or Quebec City or Toulouse or Pau -- don't bother in Paris -- they have their own lingo that no one not born there can understand.
In Nice just have a fake Italian accent under the French, they might think you a native!
In Quebec or Montreal all you need is a menu, and you can point and pretend you are mute if need be, many are bilingual. For beer, I always found that "Un cinquante" or "un autre cinquante" was sufficient. Big Macs are "Grand Mac" with fries just "avec frites" and even simpler, "Numero Un" "avec un Coke, s'il vous plait." If you have dark hair and not pink skin they will address you in French unless you look like an anglophone (Detroit or Toronto hockey jersey, etc.).
Pretty simple, really. "Poussez" is push and "Tirez" is pull on doors and "sortie" is exit. Hommes and Dames is pretty easy for the toilets. C may mean "Chaud" for hot though and F may be "froid" for cold! So watch out! The same abbreviations in Spanish, too! Sometimes the H is for F and sometimes for hot, so check!
Now you can tour all the Americas north of el Rio Bravo!
French frightens people around here, what with all those nasal sounds and that funny "aspiration" "h" and silent letters and all. But I always could sell a bottle of "mer" "lot" (as in mermaid and Sav-a-lot) and present it as such when I was a struggling undergrad! I won't even get into what was commonly "file um 'kitty'" for Fouille Puisse. That cab ur net so vig non sold well, too! But hey, French spelling is as insane as English! Any language that you need a foniks class for in college as a minor or major just ain't worth the time unless you are headed to Montreal or Quebec City or Toulouse or Pau -- don't bother in Paris -- they have their own lingo that no one not born there can understand.
In Nice just have a fake Italian accent under the French, they might think you a native!
In Quebec or Montreal all you need is a menu, and you can point and pretend you are mute if need be, many are bilingual. For beer, I always found that "Un cinquante" or "un autre cinquante" was sufficient. Big Macs are "Grand Mac" with fries just "avec frites" and even simpler, "Numero Un" "avec un Coke, s'il vous plait." If you have dark hair and not pink skin they will address you in French unless you look like an anglophone (Detroit or Toronto hockey jersey, etc.).
Pretty simple, really. "Poussez" is push and "Tirez" is pull on doors and "sortie" is exit. Hommes and Dames is pretty easy for the toilets. C may mean "Chaud" for hot though and F may be "froid" for cold! So watch out! The same abbreviations in Spanish, too! Sometimes the H is for F and sometimes for hot, so check!
Now you can tour all the Americas north of el Rio Bravo!
quote:Originally posted by Neal Hughes:
"Voila," aka "viola" is usually just "claro" or "he aqui" en la lengua española. But she isn't sure of noun gender and adjective agreement, so we had better stick to English.
French frightens people around here, what with all those nasal sounds and that funny "aspiration" "h" and silent letters and all. But I always could sell a bottle of "mer" "lot" (as in mermaid and Sav-a-lot) and present it as such when I was a struggling undergrad! I won't even get into what was commonly "file um 'kitty'" for Fouille Puisse. That cab ur net so vig non sold well, too! But hey, French spelling is as insane as English! Any language that you need a foniks class for in college as a minor or major just ain't worth the time unless you are headed to Montreal or Quebec City or Toulouse or Pau -- don't bother in Paris -- they have their own lingo that no one not born there can understand.
In Nice just have a fake Italian accent under the French, they might think you a native!
In Quebec or Montreal all you need is a menu, and you can point and pretend you are mute if need be, many are bilingual. For beer, I always found that "Un cinquante" or "un autre cinquante" was sufficient. Big Macs are "Grand Mac" with fries just "avec frites" and even simpler, "Numero Un" "avec un Coke, s'il vous plait." If you have dark hair and not pink skin they will address you in French unless you look like an anglophone (Detroit or Toronto hockey jersey, etc.).
Pretty simple, really. "Poussez" is push and "Tirez" is pull on doors and "sortie" is exit. Hommes and Dames is pretty easy for the toilets. C may mean "Chaud" for hot though and F may be "froid" for cold! So watch out! The same abbreviations in Spanish, too! Sometimes the H is for F and sometimes for hot, so check!
Now you can tour all the Americas north of el Rio Bravo!
Neal, You are scary smart! I don't ever want to be on your bad side like Monette is! Shame on her!
quote:Originally posted by drdj:
Monette, I think Doyle Hargrave is a character in SlingBlade, directed by Billie Bob. Go figure!
"Billie Bob"? Isn't it Billy Bob?
you are exactly right,earthmomma...I only came on here in the first place because someone told me someone else was accused of being me...found out that was true. Now the person causing all that commotion is harrassing me. This isn't fun...I don't need the drama...have a life outside of this place. Don't want to lose my religion over a few anti-religion nuts. So, this will be my last post. And BTW Neal..I liked you better before I saw the pic.
yeah, DJ, and we know who Billy Bob's biggest fan is...
quote:Originally posted by Monette:
So, this will be my last post.
Promises, promises...