Cellar Scribblings

[loneleeb3]

Now I am definitely going to think up a name for my wagon..  maybe call it the Red Wagon..  Maybe the Red Flyer...  idk.. maybe i should think of some fancy name like Pennelope 


Nice set of wheels you've owned there chuck...

At one time or another I too owned a Delta '88 and a Dodge Dart. 

My fave car was a Mazda Protege' 5. An awesome sporty little wagon with a lot of cool shit in it.  It had all the bells and whistles..  I actually drove out of the dealers show floor.  That was my baby.  My little Zoom Zoom.  Unfortunately she got crushed by a giant Suburban truck driven by some lady who apparently dont jave any stop signs in her neighborhood, cuz she didnt see the one in my neighborhood.  It was worth more than I owed..  she was beautiful.

That was agreat car Dev!
My Friend John has one. He has a Big ole GMC extended cab truck and the Mazda he drives for anything other than around town. The Mazda is nice. It's roomy and quick! Not to mention great on Gas!!

[Shakesthecoffecan]

Hell, I told ya that!

When? 

[CellarDweller]

To be honest, I don't think anything melts in lava.  I believe it incinerates.

[Shasta542]

Well, I'm feeling good today!

I got all my exercise goals met yesterday, and got a bunch of stuff accomplished at work as well!  Happy happy, joy joy!

Hope y'all are doing well!

Sounds like a Monday well spent!!

Have a fun Tuesday!

[CellarDweller]

So, what do y'all think of this?


In the sixth century, Pope Gregory handed down a list of "seven cardinal vices." Now the Vatican has issued an additional seven "social sins."



The seven social sins are:

1. "Bioethical" violations such as birth control

2. "Morally dubious" experiments such as stem cell research

3. Drug abuse

4. Polluting the environment

5. Contributing to widening divide between rich and poor

6. Excessive wealth

7. Creating poverty

[loneleeb3]

So, what do y'all think of this?


In the sixth century, Pope Gregory handed down a list of "seven cardinal vices." Now the Vatican has issued an additional seven "social sins."



The seven social sins are:

1. "Bioethical" violations such as birth control

2. "Morally dubious" experiments such as stem cell research

3. Drug abuse

4. Polluting the environment

5. Contributing to widening divide between rich and poor

6. Excessive wealth

7. Creating poverty

Well 5, 6 and 7 make no sense.
So If I work hard and make money somehow that makes me evil?
How does one contribute to widening the gap between rich and poor? If I suddenly loose everything and wind up on the street I am then added to the ranks of the poor. So have I comitted a mortal sin because I have added to the divide?
I think it's just silly.
And how does one "create" poverty?

[underdown]

Hey, there were posts in here about inches of snow. Now they've gone 

And I was going to ask a question about it, too ....  (re: whether you are keeping 'Guest' access).

Or is that why the've gone ? 

[Shasta542]

I got most of my "Chuck's Salad" ingredients tonite! Yeah -- my little town grocery store had provolone cheese. I was surprised. 

[underdown]

I guess you are supposed to give it all to the Church.

Wouldn't the Church then break rule # 6 ?

Hey, folks, I'm, the happiest man alive, today.
Things have been grrrrreat since last weekend.
Have been meeting someone really cute. (sorry Chuck, but I still love ya, hey?).

Happy, that is, except for the sharemarket. Boy, the sub-prime fallout is battering Australian Co's big time, and the ordinary guy with a mortgage is footing the bill of defaulting companies. Pity is, while it is $2 Billion companies in trouble, they still mostly don't have the backing to weather changes in interest rates, and much of the money comes from off-shore.

Oh well. I'm still happy.

 

[CellarDweller]

Rob!  Glad to hear you are happy!

How about a pic of your smiling face?