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How sober are you?
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| sober#10+++@achoo.com 2006-06-24, 8:21 am |
| On a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the most sober, how sober are
you?
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| Kai Ruuska 2006-06-24, 8:21 am |
| sober#10+++@achoo.com kirjoitti:
> On a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the most sober, how sober are
> you?
>
I'm a seven, tops. I've never had a sponsor, so that automatically
excludes me from the higher grades. But I drive a large, German-made saloon.
--
Kai
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| courtautomation@gmail.com 2006-06-24, 8:21 am |
| Humility does not allow me to answer this question. 
Kai Ruuska wrote:
> sober#10+++@achoo.com kirjoitti:
>
> I'm a seven, tops. I've never had a sponsor, so that automatically
> excludes me from the higher grades. But I drive a large, German-made saloon.
>
> --
> Kai
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| Kai Ruuska 2006-06-24, 4:20 pm |
| Dan from Boston kirjoitti:
> Kai Ruuska <firstnamedotsurname@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I used to drink in a large saloon (and a small saloon ...).
You're less sober than me.
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Kai
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| S. LaRocca 2006-06-24, 4:20 pm |
| sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote in news:ae1q92h92s077skggtd7s98659efap8dik@
4ax.com:
> On a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the most sober, how sober are
> you?
>
>
Sober enough to know it's a f'n bullshit question !!
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sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote:
> On a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the most sober, how sober are
> you?
Well hopefully a 10 because anything less is a relapse...
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"Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote in message
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> sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote:
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> Well hopefully a 10 because anything less is a relapse...
How you figure that?
Tara
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| Mark Warner 2006-06-24, 9:20 pm |
| TaraG wrote:
> "Tara" wrote
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> How you figure that?
Take tedw. He'd be like a 7; he only drinks occasionally, and doesn't
crash the car or wet the bed ('cause that would *really* piss off Mom).
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Mark Warner
lose .inhibitions when replying
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"Mark Warner" <mhwarner.inhibitions@insightbb.com> wrote in message
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> TaraG wrote:
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> Take tedw. He'd be like a 7; he only drinks occasionally, and doesn't
> crash the car or wet the bed ('cause that would *really* piss off Mom).
See, on a scale of *all things sober*, I would assume any number on that
scale actually qualifies as being sober in some form or another.
The "anything less than 10 just isn't sober" is a little too Sarge-like for
my tastes.
I'm aiming for a lowballed, but very solid "1".
Tara
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| sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote:
> On a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the most sober, how sober are
> you?
I'll put it to you this way
On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most dead (pregnant), how dead
(pregnant) are you?
Cheers
10/10/20
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| Kai Ruuska wrote:
> sober#10+++@achoo.com kirjoitti:
>
> I'm a seven, tops. I've never had a sponsor, so that automatically
> excludes me from the higher grades. But I drive a large, German-made
> saloon.
I used to drive a large German made saloon - does that count ?
16 miles to the gallon too..
Cheers
tommy
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| bobobobobob@bob.bob 2006-06-24, 9:20 pm |
| On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 23:43:22 GMT, "TaraG" <taragreen2@verizon.net>
wrote:
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>"Mark Warner" <mhwarner.inhibitions@insightbb.com> wrote in message
>news:4g60peF1k9kf4U1@individual.net...
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>See, on a scale of *all things sober*, I would assume any number on that
>scale actually qualifies as being sober in some form or another.
>
>The "anything less than 10 just isn't sober" is a little too Sarge-like for
>my tastes.
>
>I'm aiming for a lowballed, but very solid "1".
>
You sure you aint aiming for a highball?
>Tara
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<bobobobobob@bob.bob> wrote in message
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> You sure you aint aiming for a highball?
Ew. What am I, your Grandmother?
Tara
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| OceanView 2006-06-24, 9:20 pm |
| courtautomation@gmail.com wrote in
news:1151146432.417945.137950@c74g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:
> Humility does not allow me to answer this question.
> Kai Ruuska wrote:
>
SO how humble are you? ;)
Now there's a dilema.
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TaraG wrote:
> "Mark Warner" <mhwarner.inhibitions@insightbb.com> wrote in message
> news:4g60peF1k9kf4U1@individual.net...
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> See, on a scale of *all things sober*, I would assume any number on that
> scale actually qualifies as being sober in some form or another.
>
> The "anything less than 10 just isn't sober" is a little too Sarge-like for
> my tastes.
>
> I'm aiming for a lowballed, but very solid "1".
>
> Tara
Well for me being sober means no alcohol, drugs, mind alterting
substances for the purposes of being high and or drunk and things of
the like...and if I'm dabbling in any of those just a little I'm not
sober...so not a 10 and therefore relapsed...if I'm contributing to
behaviors that I shouldn't be, allowing them to happen when I shouldn't
be and they will cause harm to me or others immediately or down the
line then I'm not practicing my principles in all my affairs...I
consider them different but I learn something new everyday so I'm
open...
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Tommy wrote:
> sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote:
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> I'll put it to you this way
> On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most dead (pregnant), how dead
> (pregnant) are you?
>
> Cheers
> 10/10/20
lol...you're great
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"Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote in message
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> TaraG wrote:
>
> Well for me being sober means no alcohol, drugs, mind alterting
> substances for the purposes of being high and or drunk and things of
> the like..
It means that for me as well. Sort of. I define "sober" as absitnance from
alcohol. So I am sober. I define "clean" or "straight" from ilicit drugs
who's ingestion is for the purpose of getting high. So I am also clean and
straight.
> .and if I'm dabbling in any of those just a little I'm not
> sober..
Well, if I was dabbling in any of those, I might be sober, but not clean, or
straight, but not sober....but I'm sober clean aqnd striahgt so I don't have
to worry.
>`.so not a 10 and therefore relapsed..
Again, this is what doesn't make sense. A"how sober are you 1-10?" doesn't
seem to translate to "if you're not a 10, you're not sober at all?"
First off, my take was that it was a joke. A spoof of the old "I'm more
sober than you are" game so often played in different groups. If it wasn't a
spoof, then (gasp) it must have been a version of the real thing. yikes.
> .if I'm contributing to
> behaviors that I shouldn't be, allowing them to happen when I shouldn't
> be and they will cause harm to me or others immediately or down the
> line then I'm not practicing my principles in all my affairs..
To me, if anything, this is what would determine where on the spectrum of
sobriety one would fall....and none of the numbers 1-10 would entail a drop
of alcohol or a grain of drugs to ever be ingested.
> .I
> consider them different but I learn something new everyday so I'm
> open...
Hey, don't be too open. I'm evil, don't forget.
Tara
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"TaraG" <taragreen2@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> absitnance
Damned spellcheck didn't even hiccup when it ran past that word.
I want my money back.
Tara
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| bobobobobob@bob.bob 2006-06-25, 2:21 am |
| On 24 Jun 2006 19:46:38 -0700, "Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote:
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>TaraG wrote:
>
>Well for me being sober means no alcohol, drugs, mind alterting
>substances for the purposes of being high and or drunk and things of
>the like...and if I'm dabbling in any of those just a little I'm not
>sober...so not a 10 and therefore relapsed...if I'm contributing to
>behaviors that I shouldn't be, allowing them to happen when I shouldn't
>be and they will cause harm to me or others immediately or down the
>line then I'm not practicing my principles in all my affairs...I
>consider them different but I learn something new everyday so I'm
>open...
Do you smoke? Nicotine is a drug.
Do you drink coffee? Caffein is a drug.
When you get a headache do you take aspirin or tylenol? Those are
drugs.
Do you wear suntan lotion or use any makeup? Those are drugs.
Do you eat food? All food contains a minute amount of natural
alcohol. Therefore food is a drug.
Do you go to church? Religion is a drug.
I bet you do at least some of these things. Therefore you are NOT
sober !!!!!!
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TaraG wrote:
> "Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:1151203597.963016.198990@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com...
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> It means that for me as well. Sort of. I define "sober" as absitnance from
> alcohol. So I am sober. I define "clean" or "straight" from ilicit drugs
> who's ingestion is for the purpose of getting high. So I am also clean and
> straight.
>
>
> Well, if I was dabbling in any of those, I might be sober, but not clean, or
> straight, but not sober....but I'm sober clean aqnd striahgt so I don't have
> to worry.
>
>
> Again, this is what doesn't make sense. A"how sober are you 1-10?" doesn't
> seem to translate to "if you're not a 10, you're not sober at all?"
>
> First off, my take was that it was a joke. A spoof of the old "I'm more
> sober than you are" game so often played in different groups. If it wasn't a
> spoof, then (gasp) it must have been a version of the real thing. yikes.
>
>
> To me, if anything, this is what would determine where on the spectrum of
> sobriety one would fall....and none of the numbers 1-10 would entail a drop
> of alcohol or a grain of drugs to ever be ingested.
>
>
> Hey, don't be too open. I'm evil, don't forget.
>
> Tara
Hah...well I'm a saint and therefore wearing the armor of God so I'm
evil proof...
I believe being open leaves me teachable, something I learned in my
wee-time around these rooms ... and all that you said spells out
sobriety to me which, to me, is very different than being sober, so I
reiterate being open to others ideas and suggestions...don't interpret
that wrong, I'm only open, not agreeing...I do listen well and when I'm
wrong (which is often) I try to readily admit it...
And if this whole question was a joke than I readily admit that I have
much much to learn, especially in time wasted
Tara
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| nutso_fast@yahoo.com 2006-06-25, 2:21 am |
| On 25-Jun-2006, "Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote:
<snip>
> and all that you said spells out
> sobriety to me which, to me, is very different than being sober,
<snip>
> And if this whole question was a joke than I readily admit that I have
> much much to learn, especially in time wasted
I understood the question similar to how Tara took it, Tara.
It's kind of a fool's errand to label certain brands of
sobriety either/or - good or bad. Speaking for myself, I have
had some very shitty days in sobriety. And I've had some
mediocre days, some passable days and some really
outstanding days as well. I've even had a few days that I'd
say approached pure bliss. Do I keep track of each day
differently? I mean, do I subtract for the shitty days and
get double credit for the outstanding ones? Or do I count
them all the same? It's all good sobriety to me, Tara. I don't
spend too much time sorting through and comparing
'barely sober' to 'quality sobriety'. But that's me.
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Nuts
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<nutso_fast@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On 25-Jun-2006, "Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
>
> <snip>
>
>
> I understood the question similar to how Tara took it, Tara.
> It's kind of a fool's errand to label certain brands of
> sobriety either/or - good or bad. Speaking for myself, I have
> had some very shitty days in sobriety. And I've had some
> mediocre days, some passable days and some really
> outstanding days as well. I've even had a few days that I'd
> say approached pure bliss. Do I keep track of each day
> differently? I mean, do I subtract for the shitty days and
> get double credit for the outstanding ones? Or do I count
> them all the same? It's all good sobriety to me, Tara. I don't
> spend too much time sorting through and comparing
> 'barely sober' to 'quality sobriety'. But that's me.
You get smarter by the minute, Nuts. What's your secret?
Tara
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| nutso_fast@yahoo.com 2006-06-25, 2:21 am |
|
On 25-Jun-2006, "TaraG" <taragreen2@verizon.net> wrote:
> You get smarter by the minute, Nuts. What's your secret?
>
> Tara
Ghostwriter.
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Nuts
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| Kai Ruuska 2006-06-25, 8:20 am |
| OceanView kirjoitti:
> courtautomation@gmail.com wrote in
> news:1151146432.417945.137950@c74g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:
>
>
> SO how humble are you? ;)
>
Too humble to openly brag about it.
> Now there's a dilema.
Is that like having two enemas simultaneously?
--
Kai
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| Kai Ruuska 2006-06-25, 8:20 am |
| Tommy kirjoitti:
> Kai Ruuska wrote:
>
> I used to drive a large German made saloon - does that count ?
>
> 16 miles to the gallon too..
Ever heard of the metric system, Tommy?
--
Kai
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bobobobobob@bob.bob wrote:
> On 24 Jun 2006 19:46:38 -0700, "Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote:
>
>
> Do you smoke? Nicotine is a drug.
> Do you drink coffee? Caffein is a drug.
> When you get a headache do you take aspirin or tylenol? Those are
> drugs.
> Do you wear suntan lotion or use any makeup? Those are drugs.
> Do you eat food? All food contains a minute amount of natural
> alcohol. Therefore food is a drug.
> Do you go to church? Religion is a drug.
>
> I bet you do at least some of these things. Therefore you are NOT
> sober !!!!!!
Do you smoke? Nicotine is a drug.
No I don't
> Do you drink coffee? Caffein is a drug.
Yes I do but I get no high from it
> When you get a headache do you take aspirin or tylenol? Those are
> drugs.
Yes I do...again I get no high from them
> Do you wear suntan lotion or use any makeup? Those are drugs.
hahahah
> Do you eat food? All food contains a minute amount of natural
> alcohol. Therefore food is a drug.
hahahaha
> Do you go to church? Religion is a drug.
Funniest one of all...hahahaha
I'm finished with my posts on this topic
Tara
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| JoeRaisin 2006-06-25, 4:20 pm |
| sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote:
> On a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the most sober, how sober are
> you?
>
>
I'd have to say I am a 10. I used to be a six, but then I found out
that humility was a conerstone of sobriety so worked and worked until I
became at least a hundred times more humble than anyone else I know...
so now I have maximum sobriety.
I am so damned sober that no amount of drinking could negate it. Not
like some poor folks down at the 1-4 range of sober who lose their
sobriety date just from a sip or two of communion wine.
Not me brother. Just call me "Mister Sober" from now on...
I'm sorry... what was the questioin? Or more to th point... Why was the
question?
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"Tara" <llinda1752@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Do you smoke? Nicotine is a drug.
> No I don't
> Yes I do but I get no high from it
Well, many active alcoholics stop getting drunk from ingesting alcohol (thus
the dynamic of them drinking more and more in a desperate attempt to feel
the effects)
Caffeine is higly physically addictive, and in coffee form, the *only*
reason you're probably drinking it is for the effect it has on your mood.
So: highly addictive substance, only ingested for its mood altering
purposes. Hmmmmmm.
See, you *do* believe in the "outside issues" part of AAs take on sobriety
after all.
> Yes I do...again I get no high from them
You're taking a mood altering drug solely for its desired effect though.
> hahahah
The makeup and suntan lotion thing is silly. But he has a point on the food
issue.
> hahahaha
Ever drink a nice big glass of O.J.?
> Funniest one of all...hahahaha
While technically this one isn't true, I happen to agree that its impact is
as profound as any opium.
> I'm finished with my posts on this topic
okay.
Tara
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> Well, many active alcoholics stop getting drunk from ingesting alcohol (thus
> the dynamic of them drinking more and more in a desperate attempt to feel
> the effects)
I never said I didn't want to feel the effects
> Caffeine is higly physically addictive, and in coffee form, the *only*
> reason you're probably drinking it is for the effect it has on your mood.
> So: highly addictive substance, only ingested for its mood altering
> purposes. Hmmmmmm.
Once again I never said I wasn't drinking it for the effects, I do
not get high or drunk from it though
>
> See, you *do* believe in the "outside issues" part of AAs take on sobriety
> after all.
What exactly is this about? If you are refering to my other post
than you'll see I was only inquiring why AA has made a point to put
itself right in the middle of many outside issues...for myself I've
very involved in outside issues, I just don't bring them to the
rooms...I think that's what I mean to say...
>
>
> You're taking a mood altering drug solely for its desired effect though.
I never said I wasn't taking them for their effects...
>
>
> The makeup and suntan lotion thing is silly. But he has a point on the food
> issue.
>
Ditto...[vbcol=seagreen]
>
> Ever drink a nice big glass of O.J.?
What?
>
> While technically this one isn't true, I happen to agree that its impact is
> as profound as any opium.
While I can see what your saying here...I can't agree...I've been
higher than a kite off opiates and the effects I feel from a service at
church never felt like that...amazing and full of love but never like I
was high off my XXX...
>
>
> okay.
sorry couldn't resist
>
> Tara
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JoeRaisin wrote:
> sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote:
>
>
> I'd have to say I am a 10. I used to be a six, but then I found out
> that humility was a conerstone of sobriety so worked and worked until I
> became at least a hundred times more humble than anyone else I know...
> so now I have maximum sobriety.
>
> I am so damned sober that no amount of drinking could negate it. Not
> like some poor folks down at the 1-4 range of sober who lose their
> sobriety date just from a sip or two of communion wine.
>
> Not me brother. Just call me "Mister Sober" from now on...
>
> I'm sorry... what was the questioin? Or more to th point... Why was the
> question?
I believe the question should have been "On a scale from 1-10 how are
you living your life"? 1 being crappy and 10 great...would have cleared
a bunch of things up
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| JoeRaisin 2006-06-25, 4:20 pm |
|
> I believe the question should have been "On a scale from 1-10 how are
> you living your life"? 1 being crappy and 10 great...would have cleared
> a bunch of things up
>
Well then a 10 here as well.
I turn 45 this year. Debt is under control - credit cards are paid and
I can make ends meet 'without' any overtime whatsoever.
Oldest boy is 18, just earned his 2nd degree black belt (Tae-kwon-do)
and graduated from high school.
Youngest boy turns 15 next month and finished the school year with a
much higher GPA and attitude than he started (lets hope it bleeds into
next year). He has been making little videos and cartoons on the
computer and is showing some real talent.
The missus and I just celebrated ou 19th wedding anniversary and she is
as lovely and delightful as the day I married her.
My job doesn't suck and at my last physical the doctor commented that I
was very healthy.
Thanks for clearing that up, Tara, I am feeling much better now.
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"TaraG" <>
> It means that for me as well. Sort of. I define "sober" as absitnance from
> alcohol. So I am sober. I define "clean" or "straight" from ilicit drugs
> who's ingestion is for the purpose of getting high. So I am also clean and
> straight.
I thought clean meant 'well washed' and straight is what our politicians are
supposed to be. You Usians are so quaintly hit and miss in your usage of
the Queens English.
I have to get injected with Valium when I'm going under. Well I did have to
several years ago. No anaesthetist would chance the heavy shit and I won't
take gas. Now I can tell you that a prod of the tiniest amount of this
stuff into the drip was mindaltering, for about three tenths of a second,
thats as long as I can remember being 'there'. He could have cut my thing
off and I wouldn't have minded. Breda would, but I wouldn't have.
Anyway, I was pretty clean, straight and sober when I woke up I can tell
you, even my bum hairs were gone. Plus, well the rest can wait till I show
you my scars.. :-))
Cheers
Tommy
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"Kai Ruuska" >>
>
> Ever heard of the metric system, Tommy?
>
> Kai
I tried it Kai, and the rhythm method
None of them worked
Probably the wrong size :-))
Cheers
Tommy
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| sharx35 2006-06-26, 2:21 am |
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"Kai Ruuska" <firstnamedotsurname@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> sober#10+++@achoo.com kirjoitti:
>
> I'm a seven, tops. I've never had a sponsor, so that automatically
> excludes me from the higher grades. But I drive a large, German-made
> saloon.
>
> --
> Kai
You drive a bar room?
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| Stuart 2006-06-26, 2:21 am |
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sharx35 <sharx35@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Kai Ruuska" <firstnamedotsurname@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:4g4iooF1kdhqpU1@individual.net...
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> You drive a bar room?
A saloon is the European name for a full-size four door car. Did you know
there are 72 Hemi 'Cudas in Europe?
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| Tim and Lisa 2006-06-26, 8:20 am |
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"Stuart" <drsbh@NOSPAMtelus.net> wrote in message
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> sharx35 <sharx35@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> A saloon is the European name for a full-size four door car. Did you know
> there are 72 Hemi 'Cudas in Europe?
>
>
I call them sleds. ;o)
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| sharx35 2006-06-26, 8:20 am |
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"Stuart" <drsbh@NOSPAMtelus.net> wrote in message
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> sharx35 <sharx35@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:NOJng.80007$I61.11484@clgrps13...
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> A saloon is the European name for a full-size four door car. Did you know
> there are 72 Hemi 'Cudas in Europe?
>
>
Yes, I know what a saloon type of vehicle is, Stuart. I was just being
sarcastic.
I didn't know that factoid about the 'Cudas. I used to have a 65 'Cuda,..the
ones with the immense rear window. It only had a 273 V8, though. More than
enough power to still get me into a heap of trouble.
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| Stuart 2006-06-26, 4:20 pm |
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sharx35 <sharx35@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Stuart" <drsbh@NOSPAMtelus.net> wrote in message
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know[vbcol=seagreen]
>
> Yes, I know what a saloon type of vehicle is, Stuart. I was just being
> sarcastic.
>
> I didn't know that factoid about the 'Cudas. I used to have a 65
'Cuda,..the
> ones with the immense rear window. It only had a 273 V8, though. More than
> enough power to still get me into a heap of trouble.
My source is "Hot Rod" Magazine. How they got there was because American
Servicemen stationed in Germany would ferry them over, then sell them there
rather than to pay to ship them back, especially after 1974 when gas prices
were going thru the roof domestically.
In fact there are muscle cars of all descriptions all around the world
wherever American servicemen were stationed at the time.
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JoeRaisin wrote:
>
> Well then a 10 here as well.
>
> I turn 45 this year. Debt is under control - credit cards are paid and
> I can make ends meet 'without' any overtime whatsoever.
>
> Oldest boy is 18, just earned his 2nd degree black belt (Tae-kwon-do)
> and graduated from high school.
>
> Youngest boy turns 15 next month and finished the school year with a
> much higher GPA and attitude than he started (lets hope it bleeds into
> next year). He has been making little videos and cartoons on the
> computer and is showing some real talent.
>
> The missus and I just celebrated ou 19th wedding anniversary and she is
> as lovely and delightful as the day I married her.
>
> My job doesn't suck and at my last physical the doctor commented that I
> was very healthy.
>
> Thanks for clearing that up, Tara, I am feeling much better now.
Nice Joe! I'd have to say I'm a 6 1/2 to a 7 right now, which is
much better than the 4 or 5 I was a couple weeks ago because God just
keeps opening doors for me and I just keep faithfully walkin through
them...it's a good deal all around...I'm faithful he protects...as
Bruce Almighty would say "It's good"...lol
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| Mark Warner 2006-06-26, 4:20 pm |
| Tara wrote:
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> Nice Joe! I'd have to say I'm a 6 1/2 to a 7 right now,
So you've relapsed?
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Mark Warner wrote:
> Tara wrote:
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> So you've relapsed?
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> Mark Warner
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Oh come on...read a few posts up
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Mark Warner wrote:
> Tara wrote:
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> So you've relapsed?
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> Mark Warner
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Oh come on...read a few posts up
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| Mark Warner 2006-06-26, 4:20 pm |
| Tara wrote:
> Mark Warner wrote:
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> Oh come on...read a few posts up
This one?:
Tara wrote:
> sober#10+++@achoo.com wrote:
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> Well hopefully a 10 because anything less is a relapse...
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"Mark Warner" <mhwarner.inhibitions@insightbb.com> wrote in message
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> Tara wrote:
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> So you've relapsed?
No Mark. They decided on a new topic: the Happiness scale.
Keep up, willya?
Tara
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Mark Warner wrote:
> Tara wrote:
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> This one?:
The one where I said the question should have been changed...
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| Mark Warner 2006-06-26, 4:20 pm |
| TaraG wrote:
> "Mark Warner" wrote
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> No Mark. They decided on a new topic: the Happiness scale.
Barf.
> Keep up, willya?
Sorry. I'm hungover today. I *thought* that O'Douls I was drinking last
night was the real thing, and well, you know what happens...
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| TaraG wrote:
> "Mark Warner" <mhwarner.inhibitions@insightbb.com> wrote in message
> news:4gadtjF1mb98gU1@individual.net...
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> No Mark. They decided on a new topic: the Happiness scale.
*I* for one am relieved. I've been having a recurring dream (nightmare
actually) about finding something in the White Pages. There's this
short ghostly figure (unconscious manifestation of someone from this
n/g?) that keeps whispering to me over and over "you'll find what you
seek in the White Pages" but when I open the phone book, all I see, on
each and every page is tedw with no phone # or address but rather little
pictures of Satan sipping wine from a silver goblet.
Maybe now I can switch to dreams of how high up on the scale, happiness
is to be found.
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"Mark Warner" <mhwarner.inhibition@insightbb.com> wrote in message
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> TaraG wrote:
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> Barf.
Hey, you got some on my shoes.
>
> Sorry. I'm hungover today. I *thought* that O'Douls I was drinking last
> night was the real thing, and well, you know what happens...
Yeah, if a drunk like you thinks there's alcohol in it, you drink a coupla
cases.
You sure the Missus approved that kind of expenditure? I mean, you do only
drink the cheap stuff, but still....
Tara
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