"WELCOME TO JSM'S BEGGING FOR BANNING THREAD #3

[Northern Rose]

well now....

The only thing I can see missing, is no U-turn. Glad I didn't hit that intersection in my 18-wheeler. 

No kidding, just park there until someone steals one of the signs I guess?

I love the sunflowers you are holding Fanny.  They are such a beautiful flower and are my favourite.  I love to watch the bees in them and the smell when you take the seeds out.

[no rose colored glasses]

For those home reno days

    

[Northern Rose]

um.....after the road narrows and the deer jump on the road, you will be french horned as you go over two bumps, drive with one tire  on the shoulder, go through a sharp curve as the car skids in the rain and snow?

I think I would be most concerned about be french horned.....

Ya, hate it when I get french horned!

I have never been french horned, but can not imagine it is pleasant especially if there is a sign warning about it.  I think I would rather be fluted then french horned.

[Northern Rose]

For those home reno days

    

I was thinking about your walls when I posted that.   

[Fanny Mae]

well now....

The only thing I can see missing, is no U-turn. Glad I didn't hit that intersection in my 18-wheeler. 

No kidding, just park there until someone steals one of the signs I guess?

I love the sunflowers you are holding Fanny.  They are such a beautiful flower and are my favourite.  I love to watch the bees in them and the smell when you take the seeds out.

You know I love sunflowers!

No, I would have gotten out, and motion to any traffic I was backing up, get back in the truck, turn on the 4-ways and then I would show off my backing skills till I could get to a spot to turn around. 

[Northern Rose]

well now....

The only thing I can see missing, is no U-turn. Glad I didn't hit that intersection in my 18-wheeler. 

No kidding, just park there until someone steals one of the signs I guess?

I love the sunflowers you are holding Fanny.  They are such a beautiful flower and are my favourite.  I love to watch the bees in them and the smell when you take the seeds out.

You know I love sunflowers!

No, I would have gotten out, and motion to any traffic I was backing up, get back in the truck, turn on the 4-ways and then I would show off my backing skills till I could get to a spot to turn around. 

I would have sat there and had a picnic...and hoped I did not get french horned!

[Fanny Mae]

well now....

The only thing I can see missing, is no U-turn. Glad I didn't hit that intersection in my 18-wheeler. 

No kidding, just park there until someone steals one of the signs I guess?

I love the sunflowers you are holding Fanny.  They are such a beautiful flower and are my favourite.  I love to watch the bees in them and the smell when you take the seeds out.

You know I love sunflowers!

No, I would have gotten out, and motion to any traffic I was backing up, get back in the truck, turn on the 4-ways and then I would show off my backing skills till I could get to a spot to turn around. 

I would have sat there and had a picnic...and hoped I did not get french horned!

 

[joesamas mama]

Love the pics Northern. You are really making me laugh. 

[trimmonthelake]

Good Afternoon. 

Seems like I always get here with nobody home. I see TEVYE up in the rafters, and I hope you are doing better and milking it for all it's worth!

I read back with all the projects everyone seems  to be having, and I am glad JSM is not eating another 7-11 sandwich for Labor Day, but having some Chinese food instead. We are going to try to grill hamburgers but I'm not sure the weather is going to co-operate. We may just cook them on the George Foreman in that case. We had a huge booming thunderstorm during the night, and woke everybody up. It's still pretty wet outside.

I just listened to O's Labor Day speech at the AFL-CIO down in Cincinnati. Now I am "fired up!" He was preaching to the choir with his audience and they were eating it up. He reminded me of Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro banging the podium and "firing up" the crowd of supporters that were probably required to attend per their labor unions.

Well, anyhow, Happy Labor Day.   

Hey Fanny.     I almost threw a porkchop at the tv when I heard that bullchit.
I think he likes to use that phrase cause it reminds him of his youth. 
"Fired Up"   

[joesamas mama]

        

Libya paid doctors who said Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Al Megrahi had three months to live
By Daniel Martin
Last updated at 11:53 PM on 06th September 2009



The Libyan government paid British doctors for medical advice which could have helped bring about the release of the Lockerbie bomber.
Cancer specialist Karol Sikora and two others received £100 an hour to consider how long they believed Abdelbaset Al Megrahi had to live.
Professor Sikora admitted yesterday that although he initially thought Megrahi could live for as long as 18 months, he was 'encouraged' to conclude he would die from prostate cancer within three months.
This is important as it is the amount of time under which Scottish law allows someone to be freed on compassionate grounds.

The freeing of the convicted killer sparked outrage across the world, especially when he was pictured arriving back to a hero's welcome in Tripoli.
Despite the three-month diagnosis, 57-year-old Megrahi was yesterday said to be an 'improved' condition and 'doing well' after being moved out of intensive care and into a VIP wing.
Professor Sikora said that before he agreed to meet Megrahi in prison, he thought it was likely he would live for up to 18 months, as it is 'notoriously difficult' to predict when a prostate cancer patient might die.

'I got invited (by the Libyan government) because I had been to Tripoli a few times,' he said. 'Prostate cancer is a slow-growing disease. At first sight I thought it was more likely that his life expectancy was six to 18 months.
'But we went up there and saw him, and looked at everything, talked with the prison doctor. After that, I thought it would be three months, and I stand by that.'
He said that when they examined Mr Megrahi it was clear 'that he had a very unfortunate form of the cancer and we thought that the three-month prognosis was correct'.
But he admitted: 'We were told that if we made it less than three months that would be helpful.'
 Horror: Rescue workers at the scene of the Lockerbie crash in 1988
Although he was paid by the Libyan government, he denied this affected his prognosis.
'They just wanted an opinion,' he said. 'But we got the same rate - the normal clinical rate - regardless of what we came up with.'
The Scottish government claimed the advice arrived too late to be considered by Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill, but Professor Sikora said he doubted this.
'We submitted our report three weeks before his return so I think there was plenty of time to consider it.'
A spokesman for the Scottish government said the prognosis of the three doctors - Britons Mr Sikora and Jonathan Waxman and Libyan Ibrahim Sherif - was not taken into account when Mr MacAskill decided to free Megrahi last month.
He said that instead of using the three doctors' opinions they drew on expert advice from 'a number' of specialists for the clinical assessment of Megrahi's life expectancy.
'These included two consultant oncologists, two consultant urologists and a number of other specialists, including a palliative care team, who had reviewed and contributed to the clinical management of the patient.
'They did not include Karol Sikora, Jonathan Waxman or Ibrahim Sherif, whose assessments played no part in considerations.'


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1211496/Three-doctors-paid-Libyan-government-say-Lockerbie-bomber-Abdelbaset-Al-Megrahi-months-live.html#ixzz0QSFKnSON

[trimmonthelake]

Northern Rose I'm laughing away at some of the signs you are posting    I was just on Haleigh's forum, and all of a sudden Cookie says don't open the link in the post from so and so, because it contains porn. Klaas has already banned the person 

I saw that.   

[trimmonthelake]

JSM,and that's probably just the tip of the iceberg.   

[joesamas mama]

JSM,and that's probably just the tip of the iceberg.   

I believe you are right Trimm. 

[joesamas mama]

Trimm, new post in Rifqa's thread. 

[Fanny Mae]

Good Afternoon. 

Seems like I always get here with nobody home. I see TEVYE up in the rafters, and I hope you are doing better and milking it for all it's worth!

I read back with all the projects everyone seems  to be having, and I am glad JSM is not eating another 7-11 sandwich for Labor Day, but having some Chinese food instead. We are going to try to grill hamburgers but I'm not sure the weather is going to co-operate. We may just cook them on the George Foreman in that case. We had a huge booming thunderstorm during the night, and woke everybody up. It's still pretty wet outside.

I just listened to O's Labor Day speech at the AFL-CIO down in Cincinnati. Now I am "fired up!" He was preaching to the choir with his audience and they were eating it up. He reminded me of Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro banging the podium and "firing up" the crowd of supporters that were probably required to attend per their labor unions.

Well, anyhow, Happy Labor Day.   

Hey Fanny.     I almost threw a porkchop at the tv when I heard that bullchit.
I think he likes to use that phrase cause it reminds him of his youth. 
"Fired Up"   

HE may have meant that, but I was "fired up" in quite a different way!   

[Fanny Mae]

JSM,and that's probably just the tip of the iceberg.   

I believe you are right Trimm. 

Too bad the O regime has the CIA operatives handcuffed right now. 

[no rose colored glasses]

For those home reno days

    

I was thinking about your walls when I posted that.   

I figured  He's done until next Saturday, because he has to go to work for the rest of the week So next Sat, is the door and half a wall. The reason that he didn't finish that half of wall is because there is a bookcase from he!! on that part of the wall, and I get the duty of getting that ready Sat morning 

[no rose colored glasses]

Good Afternoon. 

Seems like I always get here with nobody home. I see TEVYE up in the rafters, and I hope you are doing better and milking it for all it's worth!

I read back with all the projects everyone seems  to be having, and I am glad JSM is not eating another 7-11 sandwich for Labor Day, but having some Chinese food instead. We are going to try to grill hamburgers but I'm not sure the weather is going to co-operate. We may just cook them on the George Foreman in that case. We had a huge booming thunderstorm during the night, and woke everybody up. It's still pretty wet outside.

I just listened to O's Labor Day speech at the AFL-CIO down in Cincinnati. Now I am "fired up!" He was preaching to the choir with his audience and they were eating it up. He reminded me of Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro banging the podium and "firing up" the crowd of supporters that were probably required to attend per their labor unions.

Well, anyhow, Happy Labor Day.   

Hey Fanny.     I almost threw a porkchop at the tv when I heard that bullchit.
I think he likes to use that phrase cause it reminds him of his youth. 
"Fired Up"   

I'm glad you didn't waste a pork chop on him  I like the phrase fired up also 

[no rose colored glasses]

I figured that bomber didn't really have only three months to live 

[joesamas mama]

JSM,and that's probably just the tip of the iceberg.   

I believe you are right Trimm. 

Too bad the O regime has the CIA operatives handcuffed right now. 

I wouldn't doubt O gave his blessings for the release.