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WalkingCarpet

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What condition is that may i be so bold as to ask you?

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barbling 9 years ago

Originally Posted by WalkingCarpet

What condition is that may i be so bold as to ask you?

Heh. I post so much about on FB I figure its common knowledge.

I had an ankle fusion back in 2012 and currently carry more hardware in my leg than Home Depot.

So my walking abilities have been decreasing quite a lot. And will continue to decrease.

Couple that with depression over the years, brief suicidal thoughts, etc.etc.etc....

And yep. It's quite the hero's journey.

But! It makes for great posting on FB!
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bradstern

9 years ago

Getting a "Thanks" here in the Warrior Forum.

Not really that silly. Just a small thing. But, it makes me happy.

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Richard Van 9 years ago

Originally Posted by bradstern

Getting a "Thanks" here in the Warrior Forum.

Not really that silly. Just a small thing. But, it makes me happy.

There you go Brad, just made your day mate.
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WalkingCarpet

Banned 9 years ago

Seeing my muscle mass grow almost daily makes me feel mighty nice.

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9 years ago

I like watching my girlfriends smile.

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Dan Riffle

9 years ago

A clever Claude insult, be it my own or someone else's, just makes my heart sing.

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tagiscom 9 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

A clever Claude insult, be it my own or someone else's, just makes my heart sing.

Interjecting between Claude and Dan, with a brilliantly whitty remark or graphic, does wonders for me.

Finding a very funny video online, that l haven't seen before.
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  Watching my dog dream and wondering what's she's dreaming of based on the movements and the sounds she makes. It always makes me laugh.
  
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  discrat 9 years ago
  
  Getting my ******* *** all night long
  
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  Originally Posted by discrat
  
  Getting my ******* *** all night long
  
  Is ******* *** some sort of code for 'mouth violated?'
  
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  discrat 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by BigFrank
  
  Is ******* *** some sort of code for 'mouth violated?'
  
  Cheers. - Frank
  
  P.S. I know. I'm bad. :-)
  
  Big Frank you bad boy !
  I think ??
  
  I just typed in that Code randomly to stump everyone but maybe I wasn't careful enough and you may be on to something.
  
  Not sure ?
  
  But I did make sure to quote it as to forever exhibit to the rest of OT forum the depths of your deluded and depraved mind
  
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  Originally Posted by discrat
  
  But I did make sure to quote it as to forever exhibit to the rest of OT forum the depths of your deluded and depraved mind
  
  It's a gift, but it's always nice to be recognized for one's limited talent. :-)
  
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  tagiscom 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by BigFrank
  
  Watching my dog dream and wondering what's she's dreaming of based on the movements and the sounds she makes. It always makes me laugh.
  
  Cheers. - Frank
  
  Probably dreaming of eating Justin Beibers pet monkey whole!
  
  Or Justen Beiber?
  
  Either way it is a great deal for humanity!
  
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  Dan Riffle 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by BigFrank
  
  Is ******* *** some sort of code for 'mouth violated?'
  
  Cheers. - Frank
  
  P.S. I know. I'm bad. :-)
  
  This. This post makes me smile.
  
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  discrat 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Dan Riffle
  
  This. This post makes me smile.
  
  Yes, only in the OT forum when you least expect it and don't even try
  
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  Midnight Oil 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by BigFrank
  
  Watching my dog dream and wondering what's she's dreaming of based on the movements and the sounds she makes. It always makes me laugh.
  
  Chasin' them wabbits. I'm pretty sure that's what my shepherd's doing. She sure likes chasing them in the yard.
  
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Claude Whitacre

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

A clever Claude insult, be it my own or someone else's, just makes my heart sing.

Literally the same thing.

Clever insults always make me smile. It doesn't matter who they are directed to....But a good Claude insult is like a peanut butter cookie...always satisfying.

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lanfear63

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Literally the same thing.

Clever insults always make me smile. It doesn't matter who they are directed to....But a good Claude insult is like a peanut butter cookie...always satisfying.

Whats the point of a post like that, does not leave me many openings...Except to say that Ive never heard of a peanut butter cookie being used like that before!

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Claude Whitacre

9 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

Whats the point of a post like that, does not leave me many openings...Except to say that Ive never heard of a peanut butter cookie being used like that before!

Speaking of openings.....
I wrote a book titled; 1001 Ways To Ingest A Peanut Butter Cookie. Amazon kept getting complaints because only 56 uses involved eating the cookie. Don't ask.

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Hence, your avatar.

You have to eat a lot of peanut butter cookies to gain weight in your head.

We all have our goals.

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lanfear63

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Speaking of openings.....
I wrote a book titled; 1001 Ways To Ingest A Peanut Butter Cookie. Amazon kept getting complaints because only 56 uses involved eating the cookie. Don't ask.

You have to eat a lot of peanut butter cookies to gain weight in your head.

We all have our goals.

I heard that the follow up, "1001 Ways To Remove A Peanut Butter Cookie" did really well.

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Dan Riffle 9 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

a peanut butter cookie...always satisfying.

Hence, your avatar.
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Kurt

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Literally the same thing.

Clever insults always make me smile. It doesn't matter who they are directed to....But a good Claude insult is like a peanut butter cookie...always satisfying.

Overly narcissistic people that refer to themselves in the third person...while they don't make me happy, I do get a smile from them.

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Claude Whitacre 9 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Overly narcissistic people that refer to themselves in the third person...while they don't make me happy, I do get a smile from them.

Claude says that their is no such thing as "Overly Narcissistic".....

Originally Posted by lanfear63

I heard that the follow up, "1001 Ways To Remove A Peanut Butter Cookie" did really well.

Honestly, that made Claude's day.

Claude thanks you.
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Alexa Smith

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by barbling

I had an ankle fusion back in 2012 and currently carry more hardware in my leg than Home Depot.

Ooh, didn't know this, Barb. Good outcome? Traded a little bit of "mobility" for a lot of pain relief and some increased joint stability?

Originally Posted by barbling

Couple that with depression over the years, brief suicidal thoughts, etc.etc.etc....

Very sorry to hear it, and hoping that's all behind you, now.

Originally Posted by barbling

And yep. It's quite the hero's journey.

Yes, I understand, I think. It sometimes surprises and always interests me, reading this part of the forum, the extent to which health-challenges have applied to quite a few of us, over the years.

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What silly things make you happy?

It's not what you want to hear about, with your ankle, but Louboutin shoes.

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barbling

9 years ago

I'm above ground, so yep. Good outcome.

Going to see my surgeon in 2 weeks, not that anything can be done, mind you, but perhaps get more of a sense for how folks generally progress as the years roll by....

I generally try to walk with a cane these days, get to the gym, and count my blessings. Although, when things get tough, I do release that energy by whining.

The day passes and life continues.

NEver heard of those shoes, will check, thanks!

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Ooh, didn't know this, Barb. Good outcome? Traded a little bit of "mobility" for a lot of pain relief and some increased joint stability?

Very sorry to hear it, and hoping that's all behind you, now.

Yes, I understand, I think. It sometimes surprises and always interests me, reading this part of the forum, the extent to which health-challenges have applied to quite a few of us, over the years.

It's not what you want to hear about, with your ankle, but Louboutin shoes.

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9 years ago

Originally Posted by barbling

I'm above ground, so yep. Good outcome.

Going to see my surgeon in 2 weeks, not that anything can be done, mind you, but perhaps get more of a sense for how folks generally progress as the years roll by....

I generally try to walk with a cane these days, get to the gym, and count my blessings. Although, when things get tough, I do release that energy by whining.

The day passes and life continues.

NEver heard of those shoes, will check, thanks!

Glad you are getting around again! Just always remember this -- if I listened to my doctors, I'd have been dead before I got to high school, and again at the age of 33. If I had listened to doctors I might be crippled right now myself. After a car accident, they told me to stay off my feet. I bought a dog and started walking daily instead.

If your doctor gives you the wrong answer, just ignore him. Serious - your mind and determination will tell you what you can do and what you can't. Keep on truckin' -- and smilin'.

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tagiscom

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Speaking of openings.....
I wrote a book titled; 1001 Ways To Ingest A Peanut Butter Cookie. Amazon kept getting complaints because only 56 uses involved eating the cookie. Don't ask.

You have to eat a lot of peanut butter cookies to gain weight in your head.

We all have our goals.

Hmmm, not the best seller at Amazon, but at least it hasn't been banned yet!

There is a whole chapter on how to remove a particularly large cookie from a Jar. But l only skimmed it before sharpening my meat cleaver!

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Kay King

9 years ago

I had a moment or two of PURE HAPPINESS this morning.

I realized something unique has occurred.

I own NOTHING. i OWE nothing. I have nothing to maintain or insure or worry about or clean.

The sale of my house in MS closed yesterday. Enough to pay off the mortgage and commission which is what I wanted.

When changing the title of my car from MS to Ohio was detail-loaded....I transferred the ownership to my son and we were able to switch it easily. Adding the insurance for it to his large policy cost 1/10th of what I was paying in MS for car insurance!

Talk about a feeling of freedom! I'm sure eventually I'll buy a house or a new car or something - but for now, I'm lovin' it!

P.S. Honesty here - I still have twinges of regret when I think of something I used to own that I gave away or sold before moving here. They are fewer and fewer as time goes on.

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HeySal

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

I had a moment or two of PURE HAPPINESS this morning.

I realized something unique has occurred.

I own NOTHING. i OWE nothing. I have nothing to maintain or insure or worry about or clean.

The sale of my house in MS closed yesterday. Enough to pay off the mortgage and commission which is what I wanted.

When changing the title of my car from MS to Ohio was detail-loaded....I transferred the ownership to my son and we were able to switch it easily. Adding the insurance for it to his large policy cost 1/10th of what I was paying in MS for car insurance!

Talk about a feeling of freedom! I'm sure eventually I'll buy a house or a new car or something - but for now, I'm lovin' it!

P.S. Honesty here - I still have twinges of regret when I think of something I used to own that I gave away or sold before moving here. They are fewer and fewer as time goes on.

Awesome, isn't it? I never got as far as the car, but just carry cheap insurance and the car is my freedom. All those rooms of furniture, though? All I kept was kitchenware because I like to cook and I like dinner parties so my china, crystal, and cookware are important to me on more than a material level. That and a few family heirloom items, and some hobby tools.

It's just astounding how attached we are to "stuff". Everyone should take an opportunity to break free from it at least once in their lives. It's an amazing experience.

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tagiscom 9 years ago

Gee, this thread is getting too warm and fuzzy for my liking, (well l don't mind kitten videos) but tend to agree, a s***load of cash is good, but only if used to help others, and give the oil greedy sociopaths of this world a good kick!

Well the last part would be good, but helping humanity is better, making the sociopaths nervious is a bonus!

Disclaimer, the above statement concearning sociopath but kicking is a fictional statement and bears no resemelence to anyone alive or dead! Knock on wood!
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discrat

9 years ago

Originally Posted by barbling

I'm above ground, so yep. Good outcome.

Going to see my surgeon in 2 weeks, not that anything can be done, mind you, but perhaps get more of a sense for how folks generally progress as the years roll by....

I generally try to walk with a cane these days, get to the gym, and count my blessings. Although, when things get tough, I do release that energy by whining.

The day passes and life continues.

NEver heard of those shoes, will check, thanks!

Hey Barb,
More power to you.

You seem relatively young and I can relate. Im still in my 40s and have been dealing with severe Osteo Arthritis in my hips and some in my knees the last two years ( From running on roads since I was 7 or so)

It is a challenge to even tie my shoes. Anymore its bone against bone in my Hips with ZERO cartilage as the deterioration keeps getting worse and worse

But I keep moving forward and like you I still work out, 4 days a week right now.

Not only do others shake their heads, Iam not even sure how I do the Circuit Training with free weights. Considering I can barely pick up the dumb bell and hardly walk some days because of the extreme pain. But when it comes down to that moment to lift, somehow someway I manage to get it up. And always pressing forward

Anyway, thanks for the share and keep on keeping on

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barbling

9 years ago

Originally Posted by discrat

Hey Barb,
More power to you.

You seem relatively young and I can relate. Im still in my 40s and have been dealing with severe Osteo Arthritis in my hips and some in my knees the last two years ( From running on roads since I was 7 or so)

It is a challenge to even tie my shoes. Anymore its bone against bone in my Hips with ZERO cartilage as the deterioration keeps getting worse and worse

But I keep moving forward and like you I still work out, 4 days a week right now.

Not only do others shake their heads, Iam not even sure how I do the Circuit Training with free weights. Considering I can barely pick up the dumb bell and hardly walk some days because of the extreme pain. But when it comes down to that moment to lift, somehow someway I manage to get it up. And always pressing forward

Anyway, thanks for the share and keep on keeping on

Quite welcome!

Yep, passed the half century mark last year.

"It's not about what you can no longer do.....

It's about what you can do... instead."

I repeated that to myself last week while hobbling my way thru Costco. So simple, yet so true.

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Rod Cortez

9 years ago

Making my veggie smoothies every morning with extra ginger root makes me really happy.

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9 years ago

I <3 hello kitty... is it a crime?

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Kurt

9 years ago

One thing that really makes me happy is puppies....Puppies are the best things on the planet. I smile just thinking about them.

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Dan Riffle 9 years ago

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One thing that really makes me happy is puppies....Puppies are the best things on the planet. I smile just thinking about them.

Sweater puppies or puppy puppies?

Personally, I like both, but not at the same time.
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Rod Cortez

9 years ago

Scoring a goal while playing FIFA 15 on my Xbox always brings a smile to my face.

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p.s. Kurt, I hear you on the puppies. Puppies are awesome!

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HeySal

9 years ago

Not just puppies for me - although they bring me just pure joy. I like all live things. This summer I would sit in the yard and the lizards would come and see me. They always made me happy.

A favorite meal, a great song on the radio, waking up and seeing it's sunny outside, talking to a friend that lives far away on the phone.

A lot of little things make me happy.

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Rod Cortez

9 years ago

I had a stupid grin on my face last night when I was watching a nature show about Koala Bears. Awwwwwww, how cute.....I thought to myself. These little guys make me smile.

Then the commentator brought up the fact that 80% of the Koala Bear population has an STD known as Chlamydia so many of them urinate on themselves and smell really bad and if that wasn't bad enough......when they're born, at some point, they eat their mom's poop.

I wasn't smiling after I heard that....lol

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Claude Whitacre

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Rod Cortez

I had a stupid grin on my face last night when I was watching a nature show about Koala Bears. Awwwwwww, how cute.....I thought to myself. These little guys make me smile.

Then the commentator brought up the fact that 80% of the Koala Bear population has an STD known as Chlamydia so many of them urinate on themselves and smell really bad and if that wasn't bad enough......when they're born, at some point, they eat their mom's poop.

I wasn't smiling after I heard that....lol

RoD

Now you know the exact reasons people avoid STD Riffle. (Smelly Tinkler Dan) Riffle.............Looks like a teddy bear....but......

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tagiscom

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Speaking of openings.....
I wrote a book titled; 1001 Ways To Ingest A Peanut Butter Cookie. Amazon kept getting complaints because only 56 uses involved eating the cookie. Don't ask.

You have to eat a lot of peanut butter cookies to gain weight in your head.

We all have our goals.

Originally Posted by lanfear63

I heard that the follow up, "1001 Ways To Remove A Peanut Butter Cookie" did really well.

Groan, l suppose l will have to go over to Amazon and look that one up? Ok, but l might look into the how to section first?

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One thing that really makes me happy is puppies....Puppies are the best things on the planet. I smile just thinking about them.

True, juggle a few puppies and l am in heaven, (much better than kittens, they claw too much)!

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Cali16 9 years ago

This adorable YouTube video always makes me happy! It's had nearly 75 million views:

Surprised Kitty (Original) - YouTube
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  I see this a few times a year and it always cracks me up. Love kittehs.
  
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  This adorable YouTube video always makes me happy! It's had nearly 75 million views:
  
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  Every year I look forward to enjoying these a few times over the holidays. More like a few boxes. Happy, happy, happy!
  
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bizgrower

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Rod Cortez

I had a stupid grin on my face last night when I was watching a nature show about Koala Bears. Awwwwwww, how cute.....I thought to myself. These little guys make me smile.

Then the commentator brought up the fact that 80% of the Koala Bear population has an STD known as Chlamydia so many of them urinate on themselves and smell really bad and if that wasn't bad enough......when they're born, at some point, they eat their mom's poop.

I wasn't smiling after I heard that....lol

RoD

And they drop from trees onto the top of your head and attack.

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9 years ago

Being above ground and upright.

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Rod Cortez

9 years ago

I called my mother this morning during my morning walk to tell her how much I love her and we had a really nice chat.

Hearing her say, "Thank you for calling, you've just made my entire day..." made me happier than anything else I could think of. I feel truly blessed that she's still in my life.

I'm going to drive down tomorrow morning and surprise her with some home made breakfast.

It's the simple things in life.......

RoD

p.s. And Barbara, you keep on going! =)

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Karen Blundell 9 years ago

when I get a text from my son that says "I love you, Mom" - those 4 words bring tears of joy to my eyes, and people would think I was nuts if they saw me kissing my cell phone after getting one of those
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