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--Greg Bishop, author of Project Beta
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17 comments:
Mac:
My 30s were pretty darn good for me (still a few months left to go), so enjoy yours. :-)
Oh yeah... Happy Birthday!
Paul
Oh yeah... Happy Birthday!
That's a tall order -- especially at 2:00 in the morning! :-)
Mac:
Not if you're drinking.
Paul
What about espresso? Does espresso count?
Mac:
Good lord, no!
Scotch, man. Scotch.
Paul
Happy birthday to you!
To get back my youth I would do anything in the world, except take exercise, get up early, or be respectable.
~ Oscar Wilde
Happy Solar Returns Mac Daddy!
I hope the Cryptos got you something nice.
happy upgrade day mac...hope you are all prepped for the wierdness of the next cycle of solar /planetary rotation.
I wish I could be there to give you a birthday spanking!
WTF?? I never got a birthday spanking, and I've known her a lot longer than you!!
That does it Tonnies - when you hit Halifax in October, Halifax is gonna hit back! There's gonna be a rumble in Jellybean Square. I'm goin' old school on your midwestern ass!!
PK
"V-Ron",
See you in Halifax!
Paul,
You want a rumble, huh? What, you and your buddy Redfern gonna tag-team?
I'll take both of you one-handed!
You talk a good game, Tonnies, but that's it. All talk. Blah, blah, blah!
Just make sure you take your glasses off. I don't want to cut myself.
As for Redfern, I wouldn't be making fun of someone from Birmingham, if I were you. Rough town.
PK
And Kansas City is Wimpsville? That what you're saying, Kimball?
I've been to KC, Tonnies. You could knock it over with a feather... although your hometown of Independence did seem a bit seedier than your preferred digs at the Plaza, or, as I like to call it, Wuss Central!
PK
Mac:
Gee, from your photos you don't look a day over 29. (OK, it's funnier when someone turns 50 and I tell them they don't look a day over 49.)
Happy Birthday!
Ray
PS: 31 ain't old.
Paul,
Yeah, Independence *is* a bit seedier than the Plaza. A distinct "redneck" element. Of course, there are rednecks on the Plaza, but they tend to drive Volkswagens!
Ray,
31 ain't old.
I suppose it's not. A few thousand yeras from now after I've uploaded my "software" into a fleet of self-replicating probes and colonized most of the galaxy I'll look back and laugh.
Happy Birthday!
I agree that 31 ain't old at all. Haven't you heard? 30 is the new 20. At least, that's what this 41-year-old thinks.
Haven't you heard? 30 is the new 20.
Does that make 10 the new "unborn"?
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