Quote: Tim Walker @ November 14 2009, 3:49 AM GMTThe point is a clique doesn't exist around here. Except in the imaginations of some. And denying a "clique" doesn't mean that you are part of it. Unless we're suddenly all back in school, of course...
EDIT:
SPOILER ALERT!!!
There was also no Keyser Soze. Sorry to break it to those who didn't know...
EDIT 2: Night everybody. Take care. 
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 14 2009, 4:07 AM GMTYay!
Oh, blimey, that's a point. Got to start thinking about doing that. Every year I always say that I'll get it sorted out well before... never do. This year I shall be sober though, so you never know!
Yay!
I had to start early, as money is kind of scarce for me right now. 
But that's okay. My kids don't have expensive tastes yet.
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 14 2009, 4:11 AM GMTEDIT:
SPOILER ALERT!!!
There was also no Keyser Soze. Sorry to break it to those who didn't know...
EDIT 2: Night everybody. Take care.
And Rosebud was a sled. 
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 14 2009, 4:13 AM GMTAnd Rosebud was a sled.
Which, if we're honest, was a slight disappointment...
Then again, it did form the basis for a great episode of The Simpsons, where they parody Citizen Kane with Mr Burns' lost teddy bear, Bobo. 
Yes, I got more pleasure out of the Simpsons parody.
Edit: Oops! I was too quick!
Really... must... sleep.
Speak soon.
EDIT: Ha! Great minds and all that! 
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 14 2009, 4:10 AM GMTYou seem like the type that would have a metal detector.
I won't take that as a compliment.
My friend decided that he wants to take his metal detector along for our annual wintertime camping trip in the Mojave Desert. There are a bunch of old ghost towns and ruins that he wants to explore. I bought a metal detector so that I won't be bored while he digs holes all over southern California.
Good night. My son's Army men are now invading his sister's dollhouse, all to the Darth Vader theme.
Why does this clique thing keep resurfacing?
Why keep raking it up?
Takes obvious digs as aimed at self and disappears for good *waves*
Quote: DaButt @ November 14 2009, 4:16 AM GMTI won't take that as a compliment.
My friend decided that he wants to take his metal detector along for our annual wintertime camping trip in the Mojave Desert. There are a bunch of old ghost towns and ruins that he wants to explore. I bought a metal detector so that I won't be bored while he digs holes all over southern California.
I actually own one too. We live near the remains of one of the biggest railroad yards in the country. Lots to find.
Quote: Jude @ November 14 2009, 4:19 AM GMTWhy does this clique thing keep resurfacing?
Why keep raking it up?
Takes obvious digs as aimed at self and disappears for good *waves*
I only asked cuz I missed all the excitement and didn't have the time to go sifting through everything.
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 14 2009, 4:19 AM GMTWe live near the remains of one of the biggest railroad yards in the country. Lots to find.
Colonial America is a great place to find old coins. There are probably some in your own yard.
I'm pretty sure my property didn't see human inhabitants until the house was built in 2004. But there are supposed to be some good places to find Native American artifacts in the nearby area. I haven't found an arrowhead since I was a kid in Indiana.
A ton of Native American artifacts were found across the street from our complex. Lots of arrowheads and pottery and a little jewelry.
Well, I'm heading off to bed too. The little guy seems to be wearing down finally. Wish me luck.
It's like a clock around here, what with all this cliquing.
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 14 2009, 4:23 AM GMTI only asked cuz I missed all the excitement and didn't have the time to go sifting through everything.
No worries it wasn't you Andrea, Tim keeps doing it. Sorry Tim. Now I am.
But I'm really off now *waves*
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 14 2009, 4:28 AM GMTA ton of Native American artifacts were found across the street from our complex. Lots of arrowheads and pottery and a little jewelry.
Today my co-worker showed me about a hundred photos of pictographs that he took back home in Utah. Cool stuff.
Good night all!