wind

**Bugbear** · 18th January 08, 10:41 PM

Haven't been able to drink a drop sense the vision quest back in aught three. Stopped smoking too... it was a big'un. Before that I liked a shot of scotch in a glass of cold water in the evening or a couple of glasses of really dry cabernet.

**Nighthawk** · 18th January 08, 11:55 PM

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

Haven't been able to drink a drop sense the vision quest back in aught three. Stopped smoking too... it was a big'un. Before that I liked a shot of scotch in a glass of cold water in the evening or a couple of glasses of really dry cabernet.

Vision quest? You are an interesting person!

**Bugbear** · 19th January 08, 12:22 AM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

Vision quest? You are an interesting person!

Like wise.
Perhaps on a similar path...

**Nighthawk** · 19th January 08, 12:41 AM

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

Like wise.
Perhaps on a similar path...

Mine wanders and has many wild and wacky detours.

And don't follow in my footsteps! I think I stepped in something...

And that brings up the question- is there actually a path to follow? If so, I think it leads to my bed. I need to hit the sack. Talk to you later, my newest online friend!

**Bugbear** · 19th January 08, 12:44 AM

Don't let the Sand Man get you NightHawk.

**Nighthawk** · 19th January 08, 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

Don't let the Sand Man get you NightHawk.

I got him!! Ha ha ha ha!!

**Bugbear** · 19th January 08, 11:39 AM

NightHawk:

Sand Man cookies...

**Nighthawk** · 19th January 08, 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

NightHawk:

Sand Man cookies...

Made with penut butter and eye boogies! Mmm mmm yummy.

**Joel** · 19th January 08, 11:58 AM

I almost had a blow up of the kilt whilst at church (it was the Christmas service, so I wanted to look nice - and what looks nicer than a kilt?). Anyways...

An overcoat did work...a lil' bit. I wore my 1953 US Army greatcoat. But, in retrospect, I should have worn my West Point USMA greatcoat. It's heavier and longer and the wind has nothing on it. Thankfully, no one saw anything...or at least I hope not. No one's said anything...

But if you have a blow up of the kilt, force it back down and act as if nothing happened.