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When Drooling Anticipation Doesn’t Pay

You all are probably wondering, "Where in Looney Tunes Land is that shameless, up to no good, Incorrigible Wordster Deluxe, Mischievous Razzer Texan? Where is that Suntana character? What is he up to? Why is he late? We want to be entertained. Does he think we're going to wait till Halloween for his weekly treat? p:

Never fear. Don't despair my loyal readers. Sorry I got delayed. My entire Sunday morning was booked up. I was out helping someone unload a Moving Van. We started at around 8:30AM and remained busy all the way until 1:15PM when I finally got to eat. The wait was worth it. I got to eat Turkey & Mashed Potatoes with Gravy, Peas, Macaroni Salad and Cheesecake. :chef: To drink, I had Lemonade and Big Red Soda. There were also some … Uhhh, Squash Muffins. :eyes: WTF? When I heard they had Squash in them, I didn't exactly fight everyone to wolf one down. I tried a little piece that I ripped off of one. Verdict? Nnnnggg, not bad, but it didn't exactly make me want to finish the rest of the muffin. I don't know. I'll have to give them another try with an open mind. I mean, I like Squash. However, somehow when I think of muffins, I think of more along the lines of Dessert-y or something you can eat with milk, orange juice or even Dr. Pepper. Squash in muffins just sorta made me hesitate for now.

I believe it was early Saturday that my friend Mags wished me a Great Day. :happy: I can't complain. My Saturday went well, uneventful, but well. I think Mags' Great Day wish for me kicked in today. As part of my helping out with that Moving Van unloading, I got a little treat … or maybe more like a BIG treat. I was given a 32" TV. :yikes: They told me they didn't want it anymore because it had a little annoying habit of not turning on right away. But, they added that once it did come on, it had a great picture. So, I took it off their hands. I've never had a TV bigger than a 20". I've been testing it throughout the afternoon to see what kind of delayed Power Up times I get. It varies between around 2½ to 4½ minutes. Not bad for a FREE 32" TV with great picture. I'm gonna see if I can find the User's Manual Online. It's possible the Programming is Fugged Up like for Auto Turn On and / or Auto Turn Off. Hopefully I can give it an attitude adjustment.

Heyyy, y'all, I have a great idea. How'd y'all like an adventure? I kinda thought y'all would. Let's get started then. :yes:

Sometime back, my sister was tossing Blog Post ideas / requests at me. She went, "Hey, how 'bout Homecoming? Everyone has … you MUST have some Homecoming incident." Eeeeee Yeah, I guess I do have a certain recollection of some girls suckering me into an undesirable situation. :o: It was my Senior year in High School. My family had just moved to that little town that Summer. So, I was the mysterious new dude on the block. Through some oversight on my part and / or maybe some clarity-challenged schedule from which to choose my classes, I somehow wound up in Related Math class with just some Freshman students.

Homecoming time came around. For those of you loyal readers of my Blog who are from other countries and might not be familiar with the Homecoming ritual over here in the USA, this is how it goes. During Football season, there is a Homecoming event. I believe it is called "Homecoming" as a celebration when school alumni who might now be living out of town, get to all come home and meet up with friends and family. For the Homecoming Football game, off the record, it is customary that the Home Team will have chosen an opponent whom they THINK they can probably most assuredly BEAT. :lol: This way, a Football victory by the Home Team will make for a more enjoyable Homecoming night. Throughout Homecoming Week, girls run for Homecoming Queen. One candidate is selected from each of the 4 High School grades. A Homecoming Queen will be crowned at half time of the Homecoming Football game. There is a Homecoming Dance after the Football game.

Sooo, one day I was minding my own business in Related Math class. Three of those Freshman girls ambushed me. They go, "Hey, Carlos! How'd you like to do us a BIG favor?" I go, "It depends. What are we talking about here?" Little did I realize at the time that they might have been just Freshman girls, but they were adept at setting up a trap to snag themselves a Sucker Suntana. Batting their eyelashes … Damn! :irked: They were already Cheating! :D Confound it, those Master Manipulators! As I was saying, batting their eyelashes, perfectly tuning their Girly voices in full Operatic Damsels in Distress Turbo mode, they went, "Our friend Maria has been having trouble finding a guy to escort her during Homecoming." I go, "And what does that have to do with me?" Switching their Stressed Out Girls in Solidarity into 2nd gear, the little Manipulative Princesses went, "Well, we were wondering if YOU could escort Maria." I shot back, "WHAT? ME? Why ME? You Freshmans, boys included, were the ones who selected her. If those Freshman boys voted for her, one of them should logically be the one to escort her. Why don't they want to escort her? Something wrong with her?" The Plotting Pro Freshmanettes skillfully explained, "Oh, NO! She's a great girl! It's just that the Freshman boys are just a bunch of immature, snobby idiots." Not really realizing I was really losing my advantage, my edge, I THOUGHT I merciless gave them a Big Bowl of Read My Lips, "I'm sorry about your situation, but it's really NOT MY problem. I don't even know who this Maria is."

We went back & forth a couple of more Rounds. By the time I knew what was going on, the 3 Female In Cahoots Connivers had me secretly thinking, "Hmmm? While I'm not familiar with and have no clue who this Maria is, after all, they DID select her as their Freshman Homecoming Queen candidate. There ARE some Cutie Freshman girls whom I've seen around. Thus, logically, it stands to reason that this Maria would have to be even Cuter and Hotter than them. :devil: Hey! Who knows? We might click!" :yes:

With me now in Drooling Anticipation mode, :lol: I finally told the 3 Freshman Conspirators, "Okay, FINE! I'll do it. I'll escort this Maria." The girls went, "Hah Hah! You Sap! You're so easy!" :yikes: Okay, I'm Just Kidding. :wink: The girls didn't actually say that. But, they might as well have. As luck would have it, shortly after I had already agreed to escort their mystery Maria, my foggy memory started clearing up. Suddenly it dawned on me, "Wait a minute! Now that I think about it, I do vaguely know of a Maria. Could it be? Could SHE be the one whom I agreed to escort? She IS a Freshman, I think. What have I done? Auuuggghhh!" :no:

Yadi Yadi Yada … that Maria whom I belatedly recalled, did turn out to be the Maria I agreed to escort to the Homecoming festivities. So, it wasn't the Droolingly-anticipated Maria the Cute & Scorching Seductress Mistress, which I had erroneously logically theorized it HAD to be. :irked: To put the Cherry on top of the disastrous predicament, there of course just HAD to be a Homecoming Dance, in which we were obligated to participate. As some of y'all who have read my Double-crossed at the Wedding Post already know, dancing is NOT my forte. Oh well, I lived through it. :ko:

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Comments

Linda 27. April 2009, 03:53

So, you got suckered into a blind date after all. Well, I'm sure the Lord was proud of you for doing a good deed?
And, come on now, was it as bad as you want us to believe?
Speaking from experience, it probably was.:lol: I went on, I believe, two blind dates and they both were total disasters. I remember one of them ended up riding home in the front seat and I sat in the back with 3 other people. His name was Hands Hooligan or something like that.

Suntana 27. April 2009, 04:19

No, it wasn't a blind date, Linda. I just had to escort her to the Homecoming ceremony and dance the 1 obligatory song at the Homecoming Dance that the Homecoming Party / Cast or whatever the Fugg it's called, had to dance.

Hands Hooligan, huh? :lol: You COULD Blog about it.

Linda 27. April 2009, 04:29

Oh, no, never in this life. I have tried my best to block out the details of that date and have been fairly successful. I only remember the high spots! Ahhahahah

If I remember correctly, he was one-half of an identical twin set. And no, I didn't end up with Hands Hooligan's brother, either, who was otherwise known as Boob Tweaker.:lol:

Jen 27. April 2009, 04:54

Squash muffins, eh? I do like Zucchini muffins and bread. It's so yummy with a little butter.

Wow, a new TV! That is kickbutt. :hat: And all you have to do is turn it on at least five minutes before Dancing With the Stars comes on and yer golden. :o:

Homecoming. *smiles with good memories....spaces out a bit* Sounds as if it wasn't too bad... :smile:. You survived Maria. Tho I was wondering if it'd be a bait and switch kinda dealy with Carmella. :lol:

I love how you portray those girls with the cheatin' batting eyes, and their voices and conjoling. Did you have a different date for the rest of the dance? THAT would have been a bit of a juggle.

Linda 27. April 2009, 05:01

I don't even have a 32" TV. Mine is 27" and I'm afraid doesn't have too much longer in this life. I am trying to save enough to get LCD HD 32" before this one poops out.

PainterWoman 27. April 2009, 05:09

Hey, squash muffins are really pretty good. And so are pumpkin and zuchinni muffins. I make a killer zuchinni bread but haven't made it in a couple of years. Think I'll hunt for the recipe.

Yeah, I think you did a good thing too agreeing to escort Maria. I never went to any of the Homecoming dances but always the games. They were exciting. I really don't remember the reason we didn't go to the dances. Maybe it was because my high school boyfriend didn't like to dance.

You know, it's hard to believe, but I don't think I've ever been on a blind date in my life. Or, been asked to escort someone I didn't really know. But from the stories I've heard, I didn't miss anything.

Linda 27. April 2009, 05:42

You can bet your boots that's right Pam. Blind dates are gruesome at best!

Zucchini bread IS good, and as squash and zucchini are different varieties of squash, I bet I would like it to. Sounds like Carlos is leery of things he isn't familiar with, doesn't it?

I wasn't allowed to go to dances. My dad being a Baptist preacher, and old-timer Baptists didn't believe in huggy dancing, kept me from going to proms and such. My Jr/Sr. banquets, I had to leave before the dance started. So I never became a good dancer. Only time I could dance was when I had several drinks under my belt and I could relax enough to be nice and loose instead of stiff and self-conscious.

Kitty 27. April 2009, 10:07

I like squash muffins. :yum:
And Hey - a free huge TV! That's amazing! You can always go and make coffee and take a pee while it is warming up. I inherited a TV that took more than 5 minutes to warm up, but as long as you know, it's really not a big deal.

Hahaha, your story made me laugh, Sunny. Especially the batting eyelashes-part! I can imagine how you must have looked, trying to play cool and all! :D

Suntana 27. April 2009, 14:36

Boob Tweaker? :lol: :jester: :lol: ROFLMAO!
I won't force you to tell us about anything you don't want to, Linda. But, we'll be around and checking your Blog in case one day you change your mind and go, "Fugg It! I'll entertain my friends. I'll empty out my embarrassing secrets bag." :jester:

Suntana 27. April 2009, 14:53

Yes, Jen, it did cross my mind that maybe those Squash Muffins might have hit the spot with BUTTER in them. For sure, Ranch Dressing would have made them go down. :yes:

That's the ticket, Jen. Yep, turn on the new Quirky TV 5 minutes before Dancing With the Stars. :D However, my Fav Edyta is no longer in the picture. Damn! Now that I have a HUGE screen on which to have seen Edyta, she and her celebrity partner were eliminated last week. awww Yeah, unfortunately neither her, Legs, Abs or fabric-challenged costumes were enough to neutralize her celebrity partner's lack of charm and dance skills. But, there's still plenty of other Eye Candy on there. :happy:

ZOITS! You just gave me a nightmare, Jen. I had never thought of what it would have been like if I had gone through that same situation, but with Carmela instead of Maria. :insane: :yuck: :ko: :faint: Okay, I guess I had that coming, Jen. You paid me back for my shots at you about Pickles & Ranch Dressing. :D

No, Jen, there was no separate date on that night to make for some strategic juggling of girls. If I had known back then that I'd have a Blog in the future, I might have boldly purposely created a precarious situation. :wink:

Suntana 27. April 2009, 14:57

Linda, maybe you can trade one of your computers to a friend or neighbor for a TV.

Suntana 27. April 2009, 15:05

Pam, I forget. Did you go to a small town school? I THINK I recall that you did. Were you ever nominated for the Homecoming Queen candidate of your grade? Would you have enjoyed that or would it have been a nightmare for you?

Suntana 27. April 2009, 15:13

Zaph, so far, the longest the TV has taken to Power Up was this morning. It took 5 minutes and 45 seconds. Not bad. Like you, I too have had TVs with temperamental, longer Attitude-y Power Up times.

Yep, Zaph, when females start asking me for favors, I have to avoid eye contact or I'll be toast. :lol: Then again, if in the process of trying to avoid eye contact, I look down and get fixated and enthralled with their Boots or Red Pumps or Purple Pumps :whistle: ... I probably won't even let them finish asking the favor before I'll go, "YES! Whatever it is, I'll do it." :jester: - :o:

PainterWoman 27. April 2009, 15:35

Well, I grew up in Phoenix. Having been here now since 1950 I wouldn't say Phoenix was a small town but maybe it was considered so back then. Not sure how old I was when I actually started caring about how big the city was or the population, maybe in my 30s? But it has grown considerably in the last 30 years.

Nope, never nominated for anything in high school. Considering how shy I was, I probably would not have enjoyed it. The only thing that ever happened that brought attention to me was that I was chosen, along with about 20 other girls, by a professional photographer to be in his ad in the school newspaper. We were chosen by how photogenic we were in our sophomore yearbook pictures. Me and one other girl were the ONLY ones NOT a cheerleader or pompom girl. I was excited but my excitment quickly turned to.....I don't know...embarrassment because of the looks from a few of the other girls. One of them even asked us why we were there. Then once the photographer told us why we were chosen, I felt better again.

Kitty 27. April 2009, 15:35

Haha, somehow I like that in a man, Sunny! :wink:

Jen 27. April 2009, 16:43

*giggles* I was gagging at the thought of ranch dressing and squash muffins.

In a way, I'm glad you didn't have to shuffle girl responsibilities. Girls are never gracious when they have to share.

And yes :devil: I was hoping I'd freak you out a little making you think of having to dance with the devious and obsessed Carmella. :lol:

Guess we both pay attention, huh?

Sorry about yer eye candy. Guess you need to record some of next season, for when you need a fix. Altho, from what you said, she and the uncharming partner of hers stuck around far longer than you had expected. P:.

LanaBanana 27. April 2009, 17:51

Carlos, I was definitely wondering Where in the Land of Looney Tunes you were. I was just about to call Texas 911 and ask them to do a missing persons search! :yikes:

The squash muffins were probably zucchini muffins. If you didn't see the green slivers, you wouldn't know they were made with vegetables. Very delicious. :chef:

A free TV, good deal. My TVs are slow coming on, but 5 minutes! Wow. Mine take about 20 seconds and I thought that was slow. :zzz:

Linda 27. April 2009, 19:01

Nah, no trading off pc's. Only pc I am willing to get rid of are my old dinosaur Pavilion and my Compaq Evo notebook.
I will have to use this one till it quits on me.

Lovinmalamutes 27. April 2009, 23:07

I have yet to hear of a good blind date story. Maybe someday, but it isn't looking good.:lol:
Squash muffins are Zucchini muffins in disguise :eyes: :lol:

Well, you did your good deed, and the girl didn't have to be embarrassed
with no date for the night. :up: You didn't mention if she was a pleasant personality type. Usually you hear the girl has a good personality, or what have you. So , Did she? lmao :devil:

I have never been on a blind date, but I have been stood up. The jerk :eyes: :lol:

PainterWoman 27. April 2009, 23:18

Doris, oh do I have a story about being stood up...twice by the same guy. I think I'll save it for a post.

Linda 27. April 2009, 23:22

Stood up one time and that was the one and only time. I would kill. Not that I might have been anticipating the date so much as the fact that I can't stand unpunctuality. If someone tells me they will be somewhere at a certain time, they day-um well better be there. I am NEVER late, usually at least 15 minutes early, and people who are always late are one of my pet peeves. I have a son just like me in that respect. I think being late shows disrespect unless one has a really, really good reason.

Sorry, was that a rant?:insane: :insane:

PainterWoman 27. April 2009, 23:27

:lol: Yes, that was a rant. The first time this guy stood me up, he had a really good excuse and there was a message on my machine when I got home after waiting for him. I forget how long I waited, half hour maybe.

Lovinmalamutes 27. April 2009, 23:41

Pam you gave the jerk a second chance.:no: So is he still breathing? I can't imagine he is. No man should get away with that twice :devil:
Looking forward to reading that post :yes:, for sure!:lol:


Stepped on a nerve aye Linda?. I also hate it when people are late, but I
think I might be a tad more relaxed about it.:left: :lol: Not a rant,you are just stating your opinion, STRONGLY.:irked: :lol:

Carlos I have a 32" T.V. and it takes a good minute and a half or so for the picture to come on. As it gets older it seems to take longer. You can't beat the price you paid for yours.:up:

Linda 27. April 2009, 23:56

STRONGLY--that's it, D.:lol: Not a rant at all. Never me.

I have certain subjects that really push my buttons, and late people is one of them. Another is cell phone talkers, and another is........the list goes on.

I just learned something. I changed my minimum font size to 15 from 12 in my Advanced preferences-Fonts thingey. And my emoticon box lost all the smileys on the right side, plus the bottom little smiley that you click on to activate and dismiss the box disappeared. Box stayed up covering half my comment boxes. Freaked me out totally till it occurred to me to wonder if changing the min. font size caused it. So I went back into Preferences, changed minimum font size to 13 and got my smiley box working right again.

So now we know. The larger the min. font size, the less your smileys work. My new knowledge for the day,

Had to reboot Opera to make it take effect.

I just wanted to see :cry:

Jen 28. April 2009, 00:14

Being late drives me nuts! :insane: :furious: :ko:

If I'm late, my whole day has a frantic vibe. And when someone else is late, well, I get pretty irritated. Luckily, I'm quick to forgive the first time, crafty enuf to start telling em to come a half hour earlier, and ruthless enuf to cut repeat offenders out of my life completely.

:o:

Linda 28. April 2009, 00:31

Way to go Jen.

We know Carlos is glued in front of that new 32" TV ogling the scantily-clad ladies on DWS, don't we? We probably won't see him till it's over.

Me too, Jen. The few times I have been late anywhwere just ruined my whole day. I always felt I spent the rest of the day playing catch up. Absolutely does make me feel anxious and frantic. Miserable.

As a cashier, possibly one of the worst things that can happen is to have the person coming to relieve you be late--chronically--every single day. Have had that happen with a couple of hands and by the time they finally got there to relieve me, I was so mad I just stomped out of the store without saying anything at all. ooohhh!!:furious: :knight: :chef:

Jen 28. April 2009, 00:51

Oh I'd tell em. Nicely but firmly.

I want results dammit.

:D

Lovinmalamutes 28. April 2009, 00:52

I used to be intense about others being late. I was never late, I forbade myself to be late anywhere for anything, along with my children. Since I was hit by a truck (an F-250)I decided I'd rather they be late then not make it at all. I still make myself stick to being on time or early, but I've stopped stressing over others being late. :rolleyes:

Linda 28. April 2009, 00:57

Not me. I think it is in my genes. Both my parents, especially my dad, were very punctual people, so I guess I inherited it.

Actually, Jen, I have told off people a few times for being late, but it makes me so mad I have to leave or completely lose it and go off on them bigtime. It's either say too much or nothing at all.

Linda 28. April 2009, 01:06

Not me. I think it is in my genes. Both my parents, especially my dad, were very punctual people, so I guess I inherited it.

Actually, Jen, I have told off people a few times for being late, but it makes me so mad I have to leave or completely lose it and go off on them bigtime. It's either say too much or nothing at all.

Suntana 28. April 2009, 02:35

Pam, while no doubt smaller back in 1950, Phoenix was almost assuredly NOT in the small town category like the ones where I attended school. My graduating class was around 21 grads. My older brother's graduating class 2 years earlier at a different High School in the same district was 7 grads. :eyes:

Whoa! So you were getting snobby, snooty, standoffish attitude from the other girls just because you weren't a Cheerleader or Pompom girl? :insane: I do remember you mentioning in your Blog that you HAVE modeled. So, I can see there having been some Green with Envy Oozing going on with those other girls as they set their eyes on Pam the Looker! Should I start singing Brick House right about here? :D Or Pretty Woman? :smile:

Suntana 28. April 2009, 02:40

Jen, now you have me afraid to go to sleep. What if I dream that Carmela and I are out on the dance floor ... Carmela is tossing her greasy, scraggly hair on me. Then she's blowing in my ear. And then tries to give me a Hickie! :yikes: :insane: :yuck: :no: Auuuggghhh! I need some caffeine! I mustn't go to sleep!

Suntana 28. April 2009, 02:43

You're probably right, Lana. If it hadn't been mentioned to me that the muffins had squash in them, I might not have even noticed.

Suntana 28. April 2009, 02:57

Did Maria have a pleasant personality, you ask, D? To be blunt, IMO, NO, she actually didn't have a pleasant personality. Rapport / Chemistry ... she and I certainly didn't have. I can't even recall us chatting once we met. You'd think it'd be a case of now that we were going to be in that thing together, it would on some level at some point have generated some banter. Nope! I believe I even got some slight word through the gravevine after the fact, that she was Pissed at me ... for not having John Travolta-ishly set the floor on fire on our ONE dance. :rolleyes: Day-Um! You would think she was doing ME the favor.

Ehhh, I had the last laugh. I Blogged about her. HAH! Take THAT! :lol: That'll teach her to be Pissed Off at me.

Suntana 28. April 2009, 03:04

Pam, we want to ... need to and WILL read about Double Standing Up Dude. We'll be there with popcorn.

Jen 28. April 2009, 03:11

Carlos, God has spared you from the curse of Camella's presence.

Sure she probably still googles your name from time to time. :lol: but yer okay.

Breathe deep. The panic feeling will pass. :D

D, I hear you. I'm sorry you had to have an experience like that to change your feelings on the matter.

I may feel upset, but I'm an exceedingly nice person. I just can't help it. I will get a small touch of attitude to my directives if people are late, with no apology and no good reason. I agree with Linda, wholeheartedly, that it's a respect issue.

Luckily, I've been a supervisor of some sort most of my adult life, which does give me the freedom to be nice, but hella intimidating. Even tho I'm not one now, I find I still handle things the same. At work anyhow.

Personally. I'm very chill. My friends are awesome. And none of us play game with each other. It took me a while to figure out the secret to good friends, but I got it figured out now. :o:. I like being chill.

Linda, I attribute my feelings about lateness to being raised strict as an Army brat, so I relate to where it comes from.

Suntana 28. April 2009, 03:18

You would KILL, Linda?

In answer to your question, No, that wasn't a rant.
That was a threat. nervous

LanaBanana 28. April 2009, 03:26

I hate being late, too, which is why I have my watch and all of my clocks except the DVR set 15 minutes fast. I know, I know, this is really dumb - but it works. It drives my friends nuts, though, when they are in my car, they always forget and think it's later than it really is. :D

Linda 28. April 2009, 03:47

Have any of you ladies noticed that Carlos, even though we have dwelled on the subject extensively, has not actually addressed the punctuality issue? Hummm.

That causes me to extrapolate an opinion; I think he, by omission, may have told us that he is, in fact, NOT PUNCTUAL. Do you have the "manana" attitude Carlos? I wouldn't have thought so, knowing the perfectionist you are, but......

Are you a late person? Tell me it isn't so.:yikes: :no:

LanaBanana 28. April 2009, 04:07

Intersting observation, Linda. :yikes:

PainterWoman 28. April 2009, 09:33

My gut opinion is that Carlos probably takes great pains to be on time.

Carlos, I think those girls were miffed because I and the other girl weren't in the 'in crowd', and I think they figured they were all chosen because of that. The photographer said it was how we stood out in those little one inch size pictures in the sophomore yearbook. I had one of those bubble hairdos back then...or should I say 'helmut heads'. :lol:

As for any modeling I did, in the last twelve years, I've done many different types of jobs and one was to model for art classes. These jobs were for three hours at a time at different studios where art groups met. It was different, paid well and I enjoyed being around other artists and seeing what they drew or painted. Although nude modeling pays more, I never modeled nude, just ordinary clothing or a costume of my choosing. I had no money to buy costumes but had great fun making something up from what I had.

Lovinmalamutes 28. April 2009, 14:55

Carlos do you ever feel under valued? I mean, here you go and take this girl to her 'Homecoming' because obviously she can't get her own date and then she has the nerve to be pissed at you. :eyes: :lol: I would have at least said thank you for the first dance. You did get the last laugh! So is it true? He who laughs :lol: :lol: last laughs best????:lol: :lol: :jester:

Suntana 29. April 2009, 02:02

D, didn't you say you were originally from Florida? Are you sure you're not from Texas? You're about as tough as Linda what with your wanting to take a guy out to the middle of a forest and Whacking him for standing up a woman twice. :yikes:

Linda 29. April 2009, 02:06

You haven't answered my question....are you a late person? And by late, I don't mean dead.

Jen 29. April 2009, 02:19

:lol: This thread is one of the funniest I seen in a while.

:sst: Lot of latent anger here, methinks.

:no: DON'T ANSWER THAT, CARLOS!!! It's a TRAP!!!!. :insane:

Suntana 29. April 2009, 02:24

Regarding being punctual? I know how this must look. But, I had some stuff to do yesterday. And today, I was running ragged, super busy. I had to go remove some Malware intruders from someone's computer, DeFuggUpafy it and install a new Anti-Virus. Then I had to do some other Techy stuff.

Otherwise, I'm right there with the rest of y'all ...
The Punctual Posse! :headbang: Y'all have no doubt seen hints of my perfectionist nature in hanging out with me. So, it shouldn't surprise y'all that like y'all, I too don't care for lateness.

Back in my musician days, I didn't care for the musicians showing up late for practice. And having them NOT show up period, without notice ... :bomb: :furious: :bomb: I didn't care for having to start a Gig late for whatever ridiculous reason. It infuriated me having to start late after our intermissions because some of the musicians might have been MIA past the 15 minutes for who knows what inexcusable reasons. I didn't care for hearing the vague grumblings by the public for us to get our Asses in gear. You know ... like, "MUSIC! We want MUSIC!" :bomb: What were we to do? Sometimes we actually had to page like the whole friggin' Horn section or whomever. :furious:

Suntana 29. April 2009, 02:43

Thank You, Pam! :happy: I'm glad SOMEONE was able to extrappp ... extrapolll ... extrapol-8 <Cough Cough> I'm glad SOMEONE thought I was a Punctuality Connoisseur. :yes:

Bubble Hairdo? :lol:

Were you ever peeved at how one of the artists painted you when you modeled? Did you secretly think, "I do NOT look like that! This artist sucks!" :insane:

Suntana 29. April 2009, 02:50

You got hit by an F-250 truck, D? :yikes: :insane:
Did you ever Blog about that? Or is that something you don't even want to relive by Blogging about it?

PainterWoman 29. April 2009, 02:52

Was I ever peeved? I don't think ever. It was always fascinating to me how other artists painted and how they saw me.

Yup, the bubble hairdo. Gotta find an old photo of that.

Linda 29. April 2009, 03:45

Oh, what a relief! I am happy to hear you aren't a late person. That would have really impaired my high opinion of you. Hope you got rid of the malware. I downloaded HotBar when I first got a computer and it took wiping the hard drive and installing Windows XP (I had 98SE) to get rid of the pesky thing. I learned my lesson about accepting user agreements that I didn't thoroughly read first! Before drastic measures, I removed the horrible thing forty-11-dozen times with Spybot and it would replace itself. I could do a blog on that experience alone.:insane: :insane:

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