The Drop in Centre

[Thorn Wilde]

51 minutes ago, CassieQ said:

They've been pretty kind and understanding, all things considered.  I'm more annoyed with myself, I think.  

 

 I'm my own worst critic, and I'm terrible at following my own advice, but be kind to yourself, sweet.

[CassieQ]

3 minutes ago, Thorn Wilde said:

 

 I'm my own worst critic, and I'm terrible at following my own advice, but be kind to yourself, sweet.

[Thorn Wilde]

I'm off to get some sleep. Goodnight, everyone!  

[Reader1810]

34 minutes ago, Thorn Wilde said:

I'm off to get some sleep. Goodnight, everyone!  

Good night Thorn...happy dreams 

[Mikiesboy]

Good night every one .. counting down to vacay .. 7 more work days ..  

[Reader1810]

2 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

Good night every one .. counting down to vacay .. 7 more work days ..  

Good night tim..sweet dreamz tonight and always xoxo

 

What’s that? Oh...  

Spoiler

 

PS: There will be an echo when the Boom 97.3 website link is open multiple times. 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 16, 2018 by Reader1810

[mollyhousemouse]

home from the Winter Event for work

good food, was allowed to drink

going to bed sleep well Sirs & other friends

 

[Mikiesboy]

Happy Sunday ....

 

vitiate    verb | VISH-ee-ayt

Definition

1 : to make faulty or defective : impair   2 : to debase in moral or aesthetic status   3 : to make ineffective

 

Here's one for word puzzle lovers—and anyone allured by alliteration. The sentence "Vivian vituperated the vicious villain for valuing vice over virtue" contains three words that derive from the same Latin source as vitiate. Can you identify all three? If you picked vituperate (a verb meaning "to scold"), vicious, and vice, your puzzle prowess is beyond reproach. Like vitiate, all three descend from the Latin noun vitium, meaning "fault" or "vice."

 

 

Hehe ... I loves me some sweet, saucy and sexy alliteration....

 

Edited December 16, 2018 by Mikiesboy

[Mikiesboy]

For them what was out (or in) a-reveling last night, overnight and/or into the morning:

 

[Thorn Wilde]

Morning, DiC! ❤️ 

 

1 hour ago, Mikiesboy said:

For them what was out (or in) a-reveling last night, overnight and/or into the morning:

 

 

I personally feel that painkillers are a healthier alternative than hair of the dog... And while coffee is bad for you when hungover, caffeine can be beneficial. Depending on how bad the hangover is, of course. My three step hangover cure is sleep, water, and aspirin with caffeine in it.

Edited December 16, 2018 by Thorn Wilde

[Brayon]

Morning on this fine Catbox Sunday!

 

 

Enjoy the day.

@Mikiesboy, love the word today, and that poster.

[Mikiesboy]

28 minutes ago, Thorn Wilde said:

Morning, DiC! ❤️ 

 

 

I personally feel that painkillers are a healthier alternative than hair of the dog... And while coffee is bad for you when hungover, caffeine can be beneficial. Depending on how bad the hangover is, of course. My three step hangover cure is sleep, water, and aspirin with caffeine in it.

Mine is Do Not Drink.

[Mikiesboy]

6 minutes ago, BHopper2 said:

Morning on this fine Catbox Sunday!

 

 

Enjoy the day.

@Mikiesboy, love the word today, and that poster.

Hehe thanks A, xo

[MacGreg]

1 hour ago, Mikiesboy said:

For them what was out (or in) a-reveling last night, overnight and/or into the morning:

 

Exercise and water, yep. 

[Parker Owens]

2 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

Happy Sunday ....

 

vitiate    verb | VISH-ee-ayt

Definition

1 : to make faulty or defective : impair   2 : to debase in moral or aesthetic status   3 : to make ineffective

 

Here's one for word puzzle lovers—and anyone allured by alliteration. The sentence "Vivian vituperated the vicious villain for valuing vice over virtue" contains three words that derive from the same Latin source as vitiate. Can you identify all three? If you picked vituperate (a verb meaning "to scold"), vicious, and vice, your puzzle prowess is beyond reproach. Like vitiate, all three descend from the Latin noun vitium, meaning "fault" or "vice."

 

 

Hehe ... I loves me some sweet, saucy and sexy alliteration....

 

 

Love this word. I remember Rudyard Kipling using it in Just So Stories in the “Elephant’s Child,” as spoken by the Bi-Colored-Python-Rock-Snake. Euphony and alliteration made an impression on me as a boy of four or five...

[Freerider]

1 hour ago, MacGreg said:

Exercise and water, yep. 

 

hangover, check

water, check

exercise.... ehm.... does assembling an Ikea bed count? 😎

[MacGreg]

8 minutes ago, Freerider said:

 

hangover, check

water, check

exercise.... ehm.... does assembling an Ikea bed count? 😎

Yes, because that shit's complicated. 

[Freerider]

Yeah, I did break a sweat 😂

 

[mollyhousemouse]

good morning Sirs & friends!

hope everyone is having a nice morning

 

4 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

For them what was out (or in) a-reveling last night, overnight and/or into the morning:

 

no hangover here, but i may share this with some friends!

[Mikiesboy]

2 hours ago, MacGreg said:

Exercise and water, yep. 

I walked to the bus this morning Sir...had water in my coffee and tea.  😁

[MacGreg]

2 minutes ago, Mikiesboy said:

I walked to the bus this morning Sir...had water in my coffee and tea.  😁

And you don't even have a hangover!

[Brayon]

43 minutes ago, Mikiesboy said:

I walked to the bus this morning Sir...had water in my coffee and tea.  😁

 

39 minutes ago, MacGreg said:

And you don't even have a hangover!

 

I braved the wilds of Walmart grocery section on a Sunday. Does that count as exercise?

Coffee and Water is what I normally drink. Kool-aid on occasion, when it's not one of those nasty ass flavors, and rarely a Cock ... errr... I meant Coke.

[Thorn Wilde]

4 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

Mine is Do Not Drink.

 

By far the more rational choice.

 

Ugh, I'm having one of those days where I just feel like I'm screwing up in every social interaction I have, online or IRL... Icky anxious feeling in my stomach.  

[Backwoods Boy]

5 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

Happy Sunday ....

 

vitiate    verb | VISH-ee-ayt

Definition

1 : to make faulty or defective : impair   2 : to debase in moral or aesthetic status   3 : to make ineffective

 

Here's one for word puzzle lovers—and anyone allured by alliteration. The sentence "Vivian vituperated the vicious villain for valuing vice over virtue" contains three words that derive from the same Latin source as vitiate. Can you identify all three? If you picked vituperate (a verb meaning "to scold"), vicious, and vice, your puzzle prowess is beyond reproach. Like vitiate, all three descend from the Latin noun vitium, meaning "fault" or "vice."

 

 

Hehe ... I loves me some sweet, saucy and sexy alliteration....

 

The "wow" was for ... well ... WOW!   A word I had seen in writing but never heard spoken, and had envisioned an almost inverse definition for because I would have associated it with things like "vitality".  I doubt that I would ever use it unless I was desperate to finish off a rhyming couplet.  And I LOVE alliteration.  Yeah!  All those nice sibilant "s" sounds make a sex scene sing with sybaritic satisfaction.

[Brayon]

4 minutes ago, Thorn Wilde said:

Ugh, I'm having one of those days where I just feel like I'm screwing up in every social interaction I have, online or IRL... Icky anxious feeling in my stomach.  

Just remember... "This too shall pass."

And if it gets really bad, go back to one of life's most basic of actions... breathe. Just a few moments of Alpha Breathing should help.