The Shed 5

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
a reply to: Quantum12

I think we stock the Sheds bar with Elfin Spirits!

Why yes, yes we do!

a reply to: Quantum12

Sure, friend.
As soon as the dragons done with it...it's yours!

originally posted by: TNMockingbird
a reply to: Night Star

Oops!
I thought I put that toothbrush back in my room!

That is the cutest thing!!!!!!

Kimmy, Congratulations on your silver border!!!!!!!

Can we please make sure all the Critters of the Shed Lands have their morning coffee? We cant have this happening every day. I do also seem to see some familiar faces... ~

a reply to: onehuman

Hahahahaha! We have magic in the shed so our animals don't usually go crazy on us here.

a reply to: onehuman

LOL, the little chipmunk scared me!

originally posted by: onehuman
Can we please make sure all the Critters of the Shed Lands have their morning coffee? We cant have this happening every day. I do also seem to see some familiar faces... ~

YESSSSS!

But someone else will have to make it as I am a:

Got a 30 minute break now from a PowerPoint fuelled presentation in which the presenter is reading every word ... of every slide to us, as if I am visually impaired or illiterate.

AAARRRGGGHHH I hate that!!

Gouge my eyes out so I do have to listen to you.

*rant over*

normal service shall now resume
--

I will give it a miss I think.

a reply to: Skid Mark

a reply to: Martin75

(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((hugs))))))))))))))))))))) Love Bug Neighbor

Sorry!!! You know someone had to do it though........ hehehehehehehe

Had to make another trip down along Loop Creek this evening, albeit a short trip that paid off. Rolling south along the former Virginian Railway. The Nickel Plate heritage leads an eastbound coal train towards Elmore Yard at Mullens. No oversized, 200+ foot tall trestles this time.

a reply to: 1984hasarrived

I just made 50 slide PowerPoint yesterday. I love the program!

a reply to: 1984hasarrived

Is the presentor at least injecting useless anecdotes into the presentation?

I do that and keep myself in stitches!

At least the audience stays awake.

Most of the time!
LOL

So do I, when it is used correctly, and presented well.

I am not a moron - I CAN read what is on the screen!!

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: 1984hasarrived

I just made 50 slide PowerPoint yesterday. I love the program!

a reply to: gimmefootball400

What a GREAT picture Chooch!!!!

Awesome and sort of spooky!

a reply to: 1984hasarrived


Thank you about my silver congrats NS , but seriously, do I look like a Kimmy to you??? Actually I don't think Ive ever met anyone that does look like a Kim. People do look like they are a Debbie or a Helen, John or a Fred if you know what I mean. Just not that Kims seem to have a look. I must ask the other Kim. That is Martin isn't it?

Nope, she is dull in her presentation and is not very interesting, plus I know more about the content than she does (not being big headed, just honest). I am tempted to post here during the next session.

originally posted by: TNMockingbird
a reply to: 1984hasarrived

Is the presentor at least injecting useless anecdotes into the presentation?

I do that and keep myself in stitches!

At least the audience stays awake.

Most of the time!
LOL

Hi onehuman, congrats on the shineh border and lines

a reply to: onehuman

a reply to: 1984hasarrived

I feel your pain. I can NOT stand to have someone read to me. Any video that reads to me while they are clearly showing in on their screen will be promptly closed out. Unless I am REALLY interested, then they are promptly muted .

Trying to quickly edit this to say Thank you as well for the congrats!

a reply to: onehuman

That's interesting.

I think you look like a Kim.

Do you think I look like my real name?

Hmmmm????

originally posted by: 1984hasarrived
I am tempted to post here during the next session.

Do it.

I love a rebel!