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1 minute ago, Defiance19 said:

Nighty nite, peeps..

Sweet dreams. 

Sweet dreams, boss xo

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21 minutes ago, Defiance19 said:

Nighty nite, peeps..

Sweet dreams. 

Sleep Well, Agent D.

Stay Warm!

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good night all .. Michael says it is that time. See you tomorrow!

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5 minutes ago, Mikiesboy said:

good night all .. Michael says it is that time. See you tomorrow!

good night tim

Phil has said the same thing

 

good night all

rest well

 

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5 minutes ago, Mikiesboy said:

good night all .. Michael says it is that time. See you tomorrow!

Sleep Well, Bro.

Stay warm. Snuggle with Mike. 🙂

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Just now, mollyhousemouse said:

good night all

rest well

Sleep Well, miss molly.

Stay Warm, and snuggle up with Phil. 🙂

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22 minutes ago, Mikiesboy said:

good night all .. Michael says it is that time. See you tomorrow!

Good night tim... sweet dreamz tonight and always :hug: 

 

16 minutes ago, mollyhousemouse said:

good night tim

Phil has said the same thing

 

good night all

rest well

 

Good night molly... happy dreams 

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Happy Friday ... it is white here.. and more falling still.  But the trees are pretty and the wind isn't howling... so it looks nice.  I was out on the balcony earlier, no coat. It's not so cold out there. I'm glad i dont have to travel in it until Sunday. So here is today's motivational thing ...

 

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Today's word i've not heard before ... kinda cool

 

exculpate Audio pronunciation

 
verb | EK-skull-payt  
 
Definition
 
:
to clear from alleged fault or guilt

 

 

You need not take the blame if you're unfamiliar with the origins of exculpate, and we would be glad to enlighten you, if that's the case. The word, which was adopted in the 17th century from Medieval Latin exculpatus, traces back to the Latin noun culpa, meaning "blame." Some other descendants of culpa in English include culpable ("meriting condemnation or blame") and inculpate ("incriminate"), as well as the considerably rarer culpatory ("accusing") and disculpate (a synonym of exculpate). You may also be familiar with the borrowed Latin phrase mea culpa, which translates directly as "through my fault" and is used in English to mean "a formal acknowledgment of personal fault or error."

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It's snowing ... but it sounds like rain ... ewww

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Miscellaneous mixed mush here this morning.  Peeps are still driving like idiots in spite of roads being clear and just wet atm.   Last night took an hour and 45 min to make the 35 min ride home. Not bad compared to some of the reports!

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At least we were not in Newfoundland .. where the force of the wind and pounding of the waves literally shook the island. They said it was the biggest storm on the planet yesterday: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/seismic-records-wind-storm-shake-1.4908372

 

the seismic records are interesting....

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40 minutes ago, Mikiesboy said:

It's snowing ... but it sounds like rain ... ewww

Sounds like graupel. 

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1 minute ago, MacGreg said:

Sounds like graupel. 

Morning, Sir.   i had to look that up, Sir.  could be ... it's really coming down but i can see it dripping from the balcony railing .. very wet stuff

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Morning... Our internet went down for maintanence last night. Didn't get to do what I had planned.

 

Instead, here's a Kitty:

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i am watching the water drip from the balcony railing to the balcony panel below, where it is building up as icy slush.. interesting. Honestly it sounds like rain on metal roof here.. it's so weird.

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Mental Break, joke time.

 

Why did the cat cross the road?

 

Spoiler

Because the chicken had a laser pointer.

 

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Another one...

 

What do you call a herd of cattle in flight to Omaha?

 

Spoiler

Steaks on a Plane.

 

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Good evening DICers! It’s so nice to be home and out of the snow and the wind.

 

Recently, I mentioned buying Nescafé Gold instant coffee not realizing it was the espresso version. While I do like it, what I really wanted was just plain old instant coffee, so I tried again. 

 

Found this

 

81mNhpQE90L._SY879_.jpgand am drinking a mug of it now. Sure hits the spot on a winters night. 

 

@BHopper2 If you have more jokes, please share, ‘cause the ones you posted were funny. 😁 

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9 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

At least we were not in Newfoundland .. where the force of the wind and pounding of the waves literally shook the island. They said it was the biggest storm on the planet yesterday: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/seismic-records-wind-storm-shake-1.4908372

 

the seismic records are interesting....

The photo of the crashing sea is really quite spectacular as seen from my couch, that is. sure I’d not want to be anywhere near there while all that’s going on. 

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Just now, Defiance19 said:

Hi all.  

 

Weekend!!! 

hey Def, and yes it is the weekend, so yay! 

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Just now, Reader1810 said:

hey Def, and yes it is the weekend, so yay! 

Hi...:hug:

moreso because it’s the first weekend in a while that’s all mine. Both days. I’m beside myself.. lol 

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