Drat! Thought there might be some new Friday screenies!

[Le Grande Orange]

Originally Posted by The Wolf

It's love that makes the world go round.

I thought it was inertia, since once the Earth started revolving, there'd have to be another force applied against that movement to stop it.

[Oxydizer]

I just Googled "Dola". This is what I got for a definition.

In Polish mythology, Dola are the protective spirits which embody human fate. They can appear in the guises of a god, a cat, a man, a mouse, or a woman. They have their own preferences and provinces; and they would hound you if you made choices that were not planned by Fate.

Now I know what Dola means, And I see how I met my fate with sleeping on the couch tonight, I just hope one of the cats doesn't climb up and try to curl up with me, because it may empower itself apon me to do something else stupid, like go wake up my wife a 3am and ask her why women are so evil.

[The Wolf]

Originally Posted by Oxydizer

because it may empower itself apon me to do something else stupid, like go wake up my wife a 3am and ask her why women are so evil.

You wake up your wife at 3AM to ask her that and you are almost guaranteed to find out just how evil they CAN be.

[The Wolf]

Originally Posted by Le Grande Orange

I thought it was inertia, since once the Earth started revolving, there'd have to be another force applied against that movement to stop it.

Love = Inertia?

Hmm, inertia = mass + (mass)(velocity), and I have no idea where to take that one.

Inertia, of course, is not a force, it's just the tendency of an object to resist any change in whatever state of motion it currently has.

[Le Grande Orange]

Originally Posted by The Wolf

Inertia, of course, is not a force, it's just the tendency of an object to resist any change in whatever state of motion it currently has.

Like me on a weekend: "I'm not getting out of bed..."

[darkenigma510]

Originally Posted by The Wolf

The problem with your analysis is that you don't realize that "Money is the root of all evil" quote is a standard, secular, and incorrect version of the Biblical quote. See http://www.bartleby.com/59/3/moneyisthero.html

fixed that.

[Zitofan75]

Originally Posted by Oxydizer

I read this to my wife just now, she said I'm sleeping on the couch tonight, good this it's a comfy sofa

Ahhh how long have you been married? Almost 7 years here and I've evolved quite a filter over what I communicate with her and how I choose to do so.

[Oxydizer]

Well, I think I have been let off the hook....this time. My wife says I am encourageable(SP).

But...another small problem has risen it's ugly head. I have found that may computer has almost nothing but OOTP stuff on it now, from logo's, cap logo's, jersey scripts, stadiums, utilities, schedules and I'm sure there is other stuff that I have over looked, other then that there is a golf game. My computer has been taken over by OOTP. I think I need to seek professional help

[Kaitiaki]

Originally Posted by darkenigma510

fixed that.

Thank you.

- Kai

[The Wolf]

Originally Posted by darkenigma510

fixed that.

Like Hell. There are at least four versions of that phrase. The Biblical one, the secular one I quoted, Samuel Butler's "The want of money is the root of all evil," and Mark Twain's "The lack of money is the root of all evil." None of them are "incorrect."

[jcd66442]

2 new screenies!!!!!!!! need more screenies!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!

[1998 Yankees]

Originally Posted by jcd66442

2 new screenies!!!!!!!! need more screenies!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!

Yes. Who gives a flying dola about anybody's married life? Return this thread to topic, now. I want to see more screenies as well. The two released yesterday were reruns. What gives?

Edit: OK, the new one released this morning of the Champions Trophy display is cool. Cool!

[Curtis]

Originally Posted by Oxydizer

My wife says I am encourageable(SP).

I believe you spelled that correctly. Most men are encourageable when women are involved.

Wolf, on the other hand, is incorrigible.