Merry Christmas From The Termy!
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Author: Termy
Date: 24 Dec 2005 6:38 pm
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Author: Walt
Date: 24 Dec 2005 6:57 pm
Thanks Termy,
The egg nog one was udderly funny!
Walt
Author: Termy
Date: 24 Dec 2005 8:28 pm
Just doing my part this christmas season! :wink:
Author: Highwind
Date: 24 Dec 2005 8:35 pm
Good ones Termy. Merry Xmas and Mewwy Xmas from my cats to yours.
Author: Paula
Date: 24 Dec 2005 8:48 pm
Those were hilarious Termy...I especially liked the last one... "kiss my..." :shock: :lol:
Author: Termy
Subject: Prepare to laugh some more!
Date: 24 Dec 2005 11:39 pm
Well, Termy could not stop there with the pictures, nope, he had to go all out and bring over the halarious Christmas Story reanactment video! :wink:
Christmas Story re-enacted
Author: ramit
Date: 24 Dec 2005 11:51 pm
Good ones Termy.
Merrry Christmas
Author: AJace
Date: 25 Dec 2005 12:08 am
I enjoyed them thoroughly Termy, Merry Christmas buddy!!!
Author: Termy
Date: 25 Dec 2005 12:10 am
Merry Christmas To My Buddy Ajace!
May He Continue To Make Me Laugh And Teach Me New Things From Time To Come!
Author: Marshall
Date: 25 Dec 2005 2:51 am
Merry Christmas Termy. I liked the Rudolph revenge one. :wink:
Author: MissSnowshoveler
Date: 25 Dec 2005 6:27 am
My cudos to the pilot of the plane with Santa plastered on the nose! He managed to get all the presents where they needed to be and in one night. Santa must have worked his magic before he croaked. :D
Merry Christmas!!! Ho ho ho!!!
Sherri
Author: mrmom
Date: 25 Dec 2005 9:05 am
Nice to have a good laugh on Christmas morning. Thanks Termy.
Author: dave___in___ct
Date: 25 Dec 2005 10:53 am
Merry Christmas Termy... and to all !
Dave...
Author: Termy
Subject: NOTE: Some of these were early christmas presents
Date: 26 Dec 2005 5:46 pm
Please tell me what you all got this christmas. Did you get everything you wanted?
NOTE: Some of these were early christmas presents...
I got a bunch of dvd movies, Star Wars series, Day After Tomarow, Kungfoo Hustle, ETC. I got a UPS for my computer made by Belkin. I got a black light which is pretty cool. I also got a air conditioner for those hot days especially when the computer heats up this room to 90 degrees! I also got a pressure washer, nice machine to make it easier to get things clean outside. I got one of those "ColdHeat" soldering guns that heat instantly and then cool in seconds to the touch. Then I got a whole bunch of small gifts from far away family like a assorted nut collection for eating, socks and more socks lol. A couple 10 dollar gift things to Denny's restraunt.
So, I think I got all I really wanted this year, all that and having "Family" means alot to me!
Author: Dave
Date: 27 Dec 2005 6:51 pm
Those are all great Termy, I love the one with Rudolph :lol:
Author: MissSnowshoveler
Subject: Re: NOTE: Some of these were early christmas presents
Date: 28 Dec 2005 2:09 pm
Termy wrote:
Please tell me what you all got this christmas. Did you get everything you wanted?
Well Santa was very kind to us. We got all kinds of good stuff! I got things for the kitchen, a sewing machine, 40th Anniversary Mustang jacket and the usual clothes. Chris got his Skilsaw, angle grinder, roller stand, books and clothes. I thought by the looks of the stuff under the tree that Santa got tired and said the heck with it and left everything at our place and went home. :D Here's some pics of our Christmas...
Sherri
Author: Paula
Date: 28 Dec 2005 3:21 pm
Sherri
Your tree turned out really nice. I love all the windows that show in the background...makes it look really bright in the rooms. I love a lot of windows.
Taz, sitting next to the old guy, looks like he is having fun opening his gift. :wink:
Author: MissSnowshoveler
Date: 28 Dec 2005 3:56 pm
Paula wrote:
Taz, sitting next to the old guy, looks like he is having fun opening his gift. :wink:
Taz is sitting by Dad and yup you're right he was opening one of his presents. Talk about paper fly!
The windows are great, except when you go to get curtains or clean them or look through them...they are old glass and they have the wavy effect to them. :?
Well it's quittin' time here, time to go home!!!!!
Sherri
Author: Paula
Date: 28 Dec 2005 4:14 pm
Oh gees... :oops:
Sorry about the "old guy" comment...I thought that was Shoveler and I was just giving him my normal sh*t.... :oops: :lol:
Author: MissSnowshoveler
Date: 28 Dec 2005 4:25 pm
I thought that's who you meant, but everybody calls Dad the "old man", so no harm done. Gave him a little giggle.
Sherri
Author: Paula
Date: 28 Dec 2005 6:30 pm
Sherri
How old is your house, if you don't mind me asking? I noticed what looked like a built-in cabinet in the corner (behind the tree in the first picture) and I remember you posting the picture of that gorgeous wood bannister.
I love the old homes. It seems like they just don't make houses like that anymore...how do you replicate that kind of quality? Even the woods they used to use are impossible to find, at least of that quality. I like all the little nooks & crannies of the old homes too...probably not the most efficient use of space but, like the old woodwork, they give the old homes a lot of character.
Paula
Author: Termy
Date: 28 Dec 2005 8:45 pm
Very Nice Tree Sherri :wink: I would have replied earlyer but my nephue came over and I have been spending time with him, that would be another christmas present for me. :wink:
I am a fan of low light illumination myself so extra windows does not do it for me, hence the reason I bought dimmer switches :lol:
I also recognise the look and different materials used in the older homes including your old wavy windows. There is this old house over 100 years old at the Hovander park. It was built by the Hovanders and they lived in it their whole life. The house is still standing and I have walked through it seing all the old woodwork, furnacework, windowwork, and of course the steps to the attick and whatnot. And I got to see the old stove, tables, chairs, and beds, ETC. Its great seing these old homes still standing! :wink:
Author: Highwind
Date: 28 Dec 2005 8:51 pm
Thanks for sharing those pictures, Sherri.
Did Taz get himself an orange scarf for xmas, or is he just trying to dress up a bit and using someones sock as a necktie.
Looks like he is opening a pair of boxer shorts. He looks more the type to want lederhosen mukluks. Paula's dogs would probably like the boxers.
Author: MissSnowshoveler
Date: 28 Dec 2005 8:51 pm
Paula wrote:
Sherri
How old is your house, if you don't mind me asking? I noticed what looked like a built-in cabinet in the corner (behind the tree in the first picture) and I remember you posting the picture of that gorgeous wood bannister.
I love the old homes. It seems like they just don't make houses like that anymore...how do you replicate that kind of quality? Even the woods they used to use are impossible to find, at least of that quality. I like all the little nooks & crannies of the old homes too...probably not the most efficient use of space but, like the old woodwork, they give the old homes a lot of character.
Paula
That's some good eyes you have there. Yes there is a built in 'china' cabinet in the corner. It houses mainly our car stuff, but has some china in it.
The house is somewhere between 70 and 100 years old and it does have a large space in the middle where the furnace duct work and pipes go up through that is kinda wasted space. I guess I'll live with it because it hides the pipes so they aren't visable until you see the smoke roll out the roof. The nice woods are harder to find and cost a small fortune to get. It is said what has happened to the forests everywhere. The floors in the house have birdseye maple scattered through them. Years ago people thought that was just horrible - now - well you pay through the nose for it. The bumps and creaks in the night certainly make it worth it, lends a piece of history to the place to think that just maybe there is 'someone' else living in the same space.
Sherri