The Dude wrote:dont most people have matches in their house /ll

I was guessing gas meter guy wadn't invited in for tea

how many keys on your personal keychain? I have 5 (3 cars). Feels like too many

drsmooth wrote:

WilliamC wrote:Cedar Point is my park. Can't wait for late August. I love roller coasters and that place owns the world in that business.

I turn green reading the words "roller coaster"

I like the color, but not the feeling that goes with it so much

A few weeks ago at Hershey the Great Bear decided to stop working right before the first big drop. Lots of comps out of it but my sister turned green and probably will never ride a coaster again. It was a little scary though just hanging there.

drsmooth wrote:

The Dude wrote:dont most people have matches in their house /ll

I was guessing gas meter guy wadn't invited in for tea

My gas meter is in the basement and has to be manually read. I usually just have some restaurant packs lying around for the like six times a year I have to light a match, but at some point I must have gotten frustrated that I couldn't find these when I needed them and actually bought a pack of six little boxes. So I have like five full ones and one with maybe four matches missing.

I was actually happy to hand off one of the boxes to him, but he only wanted one. Hope he didn't get the wrong idea. Maybe if I'd invited him in for tea?

drsmooth wrote:how many keys on your personal keychain? I have 5 (3 cars). Feels like too many

My driving keychain has three (car, house, parent's house). My non-driving keychain has one (house).

Ybor City in Tampa Is real cool. First place I could see extending my stay. Haven't been to Miami yet, though.

This Kalahari is supposed to be pretty cool... there are 4 major Waterparks within 15 miles of where I work. There is a Kalahari in Wisconsin... I guess it's a convention center too. This has another phase, most of the outdoor park to be done in 2017 but I guess the indoor park is done. Got a Groupon for it for 239 a night.

The world would be a better place with more female police officers....

ummm ok

swishnicholson wrote:I was actually happy to hand off one of the boxes to him, but he only wanted one. Hope he didn't get the wrong idea. Maybe if I'd invited him in for tea?

Not having such a meter, I confess I don't know the meter etiquette. Do you tip the meter guy?

mickbayne wrote:

drsmooth wrote:how many keys on your personal keychain? I have 5 (3 cars). Feels like too many

My driving keychain has three (car, house, parent's house). My non-driving keychain has one (house).

I've tried the multi-keychain strategem. I need more simplicity in my life. Fewer categories.

meter guy isn't doing a service for you really, though, outside of seeing how much they'll charge

The Dude wrote:meter guy isn't doing a service for you really, though, outside of seeing how much they'll charge

yea, it was sort of a joke

pacino wrote:Ybor City in Tampa Is real cool. First place I could see extending my stay.

Been there too. High five! Just watch everyone around you at night though or you might die

drsmooth wrote:how many keys on your personal keychain? I have 5 (3 cars). Feels like too many

2 for the door locks

BigEd76 wrote:

drsmooth wrote:how many keys on your personal keychain? I have 5 (3 cars). Feels like too many

2 for the door locks

Same -- house and office

1 car, 2 for apartment, 1 for parents' house

i'm like groundskeeper willie

Bucky wrote:i'm like groundskeeper willie

I miss those days when I was working retail. then I had a keychain to be reckoned with.

Now all I've got are those stupid shopper's cards. I could probably lose the Borders and Blockbusters ones, though.

2 for the apartment
1 for parents house
1 for the beach house