OT Halloween Horror Nights Rant

It WAS Family fun mag....
http://familyfun.go.com/crafts/seaso...n_ms_costumes/

Wendy... check out the alien encounter!

---Kellie - responding to her own post again... tsk tsk

"Kellie J. Berger" wrote in message
. ..
saw a Halloween pic last year somewhere (Family Fun mag?) of a little kid
dressed in a business suit walking his "dogs" (mom and dad dressed up as
big dogs)....

was cute.

Kellie
not making myself a dog costume....
"frood" wrote in message
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I can't decide what to dress up as. Maybe Mungo and I should have
coordinating costumes!

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"Teresa in Colorado" wrote in message
ink.net...
Halloween is a day of fun - my sons are looking forward to being Harry
Potter and a star ship commander.

--
Teresa in Colorado

LOL! My son actually has those pajamas! Did you see the pumpkins carved like
houses? I want to do that this year, to line the front porch.

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"Kellie J. Berger" wrote in message
m...
It WAS Family fun mag....

http://familyfun.go.com/crafts/seaso...n_ms_costumes/

Wendy... check out the alien encounter!

---Kellie - responding to her own post again... tsk tsk

Oh, I wasnt offended. I dont belong to any of the groups that potentially
might have been. I just thought it was a rather unfortunate use of words.
Diana, also off to quilt or something fabricy.

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"Lynne Van" wrote in message
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Diana, you certainly can be offended if you wish. I choose not
to be, as I said.

Off to enjoy the day.

Lynne in Toronto
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Diana Curtis wrote:

It was the disparaging comment.. and other horrors... that put me off.

We actually have an entry at the State Fair, of spun cat hair. Done with a drop
spindle.

Pati, in Phx



Sharon Harper wrote:

Funny you should mention spinning yeti hair.....travelling through all the
gorgeous Tasmanian scenery I had the wild urge to start spinning wool - with
ye old spinning machine (which I don't have) which I reckon would have to be
great.

--
Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Qof DU)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/index.html
Member of the Houston 2004 Party Animals
"NightMist" wrote in message
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On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 00:15:07 -0700, "Diana Curtis"
wrote:


BTW... does your first sentance imply that there is something wrong with
sniffing yetis? :-)
Diana

"NightMist" wrote in message
...
The offensive blueberry was a yetisniffing illiterate seamonkey on
dope.

I don't imagine that there is anything particularly wrong for most
people with sniffing yetis, though it could become a social liability.
However it would be very bad for seamonkeys to aquire the habit.
Just imagine if your seamonkeys started inviting yetis over all the
time. I would think that yetis shed even worse than cats, if not as
cunningly. You would have to take up spinning just to dispose of all
that hair. Unless yeti hair makes superior quality quilting thread
perhaps?
In that case maybe we should all be setting out milk, cookies and sea
monkeys for the yetis.

NightMist
--

I'm a little teapot, short and stout
here is my handle, here is my...other...handle?
Bloody Hell!!
I'm a sugar bowl!

OOOoooh That'd be interesting! Do you have any piccys??

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Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Qof DU)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/index.html
Member of the Houston 2004 Party Animals
"Pati Cook" wrote in message
...
We actually have an entry at the State Fair, of spun cat hair. Done with
a drop
spindle.

Pati, in Phx



Sharon Harper wrote:

Funny you should mention spinning yeti hair.....travelling through all
the
gorgeous Tasmanian scenery I had the wild urge to start spinning wool -
with
ye old spinning machine (which I don't have) which I reckon would have
to be
great.

--
Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Qof DU)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/index.html
Member of the Houston 2004 Party Animals
"NightMist" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 00:15:07 -0700, "Diana Curtis"
wrote:


BTW... does your first sentance imply that there is something wrong
with
sniffing yetis? :-)
Diana

"NightMist" wrote in message
...
The offensive blueberry was a yetisniffing illiterate seamonkey on
dope.

I don't imagine that there is anything particularly wrong for most
people with sniffing yetis, though it could become a social liability.
However it would be very bad for seamonkeys to aquire the habit.
Just imagine if your seamonkeys started inviting yetis over all the
time. I would think that yetis shed even worse than cats, if not as
cunningly. You would have to take up spinning just to dispose of all
that hair. Unless yeti hair makes superior quality quilting thread
perhaps?
In that case maybe we should all be setting out milk, cookies and sea
monkeys for the yetis.

NightMist
--

I'm a little teapot, short and stout
here is my handle, here is my...other...handle?
Bloody Hell!!
I'm a sugar bowl!

Do you need some more cat hair? It's light so it should cost too much to
ship you a big box full. ;-) ROFL

Pati Cook wrote:

We actually have an entry at the State Fair, of spun cat hair. Done with a drop
spindle.

Pati, in Phx

Sharon Harper wrote:

Funny you should mention spinning yeti hair.....travelling through all the
gorgeous Tasmanian scenery I had the wild urge to start spinning wool - with
ye old spinning machine (which I don't have) which I reckon would have to be
great.

--
Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Qof DU)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/index.html
Member of the Houston 2004 Party Animals
"NightMist" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 00:15:07 -0700, "Diana Curtis"
wrote:


BTW... does your first sentance imply that there is something wrong with
sniffing yetis? :-)
Diana

"NightMist" wrote in message
...
The offensive blueberry was a yetisniffing illiterate seamonkey on
dope.

I don't imagine that there is anything particularly wrong for most
people with sniffing yetis, though it could become a social liability.
However it would be very bad for seamonkeys to aquire the habit.
Just imagine if your seamonkeys started inviting yetis over all the
time. I would think that yetis shed even worse than cats, if not as
cunningly. You would have to take up spinning just to dispose of all
that hair. Unless yeti hair makes superior quality quilting thread
perhaps?
In that case maybe we should all be setting out milk, cookies and sea
monkeys for the yetis.

NightMist
--

I'm a little teapot, short and stout
here is my handle, here is my...other...handle?
Bloody Hell!!
I'm a sugar bowl!

--
TerriLee Bishop in WA (state) USA
(opinions are wholly owned by the author and don't represent anything)
;-)
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I could supply many different colors, if you like...
Cully is black stripe/stipple, with a lovely amber underbelly,
Ferocious Floyd is black stripe with pure white underbelly,
Tigger is your typical orange stripe,
Fluffy is pure white, with some orange patches & tail, &
Dopey little Patches is a true calico with several shades of grey, mixed
with buff & amber tones.

--VBG
Royce
A day hemmed in prayer is less likely to unravel.


"TerriLee in WA" wrote in message
...
Do you need some more cat hair? It's light so it should cost too much to
ship you a big box full. ;-) ROFL

Pati Cook wrote:

We actually have an entry at the State Fair, of spun cat hair. Done
with a drop
spindle.

Pati, in Phx

Sharon Harper wrote:

Funny you should mention spinning yeti hair.....travelling through all
the
gorgeous Tasmanian scenery I had the wild urge to start spinning
wool - with
ye old spinning machine (which I don't have) which I reckon would have
to be
great.

--
Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Qof DU)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/index.html
Member of the Houston 2004 Party Animals
"NightMist" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 00:15:07 -0700, "Diana Curtis"
wrote:


BTW... does your first sentance imply that there is something wrong
with
sniffing yetis? :-)
Diana

"NightMist" wrote in message
...
The offensive blueberry was a yetisniffing illiterate seamonkey
on
dope.

I don't imagine that there is anything particularly wrong for most
people with sniffing yetis, though it could become a social
liability.
However it would be very bad for seamonkeys to aquire the habit.
Just imagine if your seamonkeys started inviting yetis over all the
time. I would think that yetis shed even worse than cats, if not as
cunningly. You would have to take up spinning just to dispose of
all
that hair. Unless yeti hair makes superior quality quilting thread
perhaps?
In that case maybe we should all be setting out milk, cookies and
sea
monkeys for the yetis.

NightMist
--

I'm a little teapot, short and stout
here is my handle, here is my...other...handle?
Bloody Hell!!
I'm a sugar bowl!

--
TerriLee Bishop in WA (state) USA
(opinions are wholly owned by the author and don't represent anything)
;-)
remove "invalid" to reply