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Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Would be a cheap date though.
I'm good with cheap

That's why I picked Jennifer Hawkins above Suze. It would cost me a fortune trying to drink her under the table. Half a glass of wine who probably render JH unconscious with the little she eats.

I'm hoping (for your sake) that the cheap date comment wasn't indirectly pointed at Suze. I wouldn't like to take her on. She's a fiery one.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Would you please provide a representative sampling of [threadid]...12/10/10 to 4/7/15... [/threadid] links to validate your claim? <--- Rhetorical:[hidden]I wasn't here. lol[/hidden]
Did you check if my "claim" as you put it, was correct?

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Originally posted by radioactive69
I'm good with cheap

That's why I picked Jennifer Hawkins above Suze. It would cost me a fortune trying to drink her under the table. Half a glass of wine who probably render JH unconscious with the little she eats.

I'm hoping (for your sake) that the cheap date comment wasn't indirectly pointed at Suze. I wouldn't like to take her on. She's a fiery one.
You think you can tame the shrew Radio?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
You think you can tame the shrew Radio?
Wouldn't want to tame her. I love a fiery woman. Much more interesting than the quiet submissive ones. I've seen the way she throws you around and that endears me to her even more. One wild bronco is Suze.

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Originally posted by radioactive69
Wouldn't want to tame her. I love a fiery woman. Much more interesting than the quiet submissive ones. I've seen the way she throws you around and that endears me to her even more. One wild bronco is Suze.
LOL who can be bothered with that? I just want an easy life.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
LOL who can be bothered with that? I just want an easy life.
Considering your attitudes to certain marital dynamics as revealed recently in the spirituality forum, I'd say "submissive" was the the characteristic you are looking for.

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Originally posted by radioactive69
Wouldn't want to tame her. I love a fiery woman. Much more interesting than the quiet submissive ones. I've seen the way she throws you around and that endears me to her even more. One wild bronco is Suze.
Many years ago a friend asked me what type of women I was looking for, I said "one who can hold me down".

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Originally posted by radioactive69
I'm good with cheap

That's why I picked Jennifer Hawkins above Suze. It would cost me a fortune trying to drink her under the table. Half a glass of wine who probably render JH unconscious with the little she eats.

I'm hoping (for your sake) that the cheap date comment wasn't indirectly pointed at Suze. I wouldn't like to take her on. She's a fiery one.
Blimey, would never throw mud at Suzianne. She is likely to return fire with jagged rocks.

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Originally posted by divegeester
Did you check if my "claim" as you put it, was correct?
Yes. On page 163 the last post was on December 9, 2010; then a gap until August 19, 2011, when I was recovered enough from the paralysis to slowly propel a wheelchair with upper body arm strength from my Hall 400 Room to the Common Area adjacent to Nursing Station #3 where there was an old computer designated for patient use [which meant waiting for your turn during daylight hours]. My son had contacted Russ a week or two earlier to provide him with a temporary email address and passcode so that I could access Red Hot Pawn. Also enjoyed memorable chess games with kiki46, ChessPraxis and sonhouse on that old/slow computer from August, 2011, until, as previously stated, I was discharged from this physical rehabilitation facility in early April, 2012 [the first Tuesday, I believe]. My son booked a flight to assist with my relocation to this brand new apartment; his luggage contained several personal items, clothing, books and my laptop which was purchased in March, 2004. Still have fond memories of our reunion.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Yes. On page 163 the last post was on December 9, 2010; then a gap until August 19, 2011,
So in fact your "claim" that you were away from the forums until April 2012 was incorrect?

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Originally posted by divegeester
So in fact your "claim" that you were away from the forums until April 2012 was incorrect?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (Page 3)
Friday, December 10, 2010, I became paralyzed hip to knees [without an impact injury, stroke or seizure] until April, 2012, when I was discharged [having regained 15 of the 61 lbs. lost during the first five weeks when my son was called and told: "Your Dad is near death; you may want to book a flight to be with him one last time." which he and his lovely wife did]. More than a dozen doctors and specialists who performed numerous diagnostic tests and procedures were unable to determine the cause. There was, however, a consensus that a "gradual miracle had occurred". My present weight is well within the desirable range for a man of my height and age. Occasional Neuropathy along the soles of my feet is the only lingering side effect from this serious illness. Your question was asked and answered in some detail in a thread in this forum.within a month of my return."
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (Page 5)
"Yes. On page 163 the last post was on December 9, 2010; then a gap until August 19, 2011, when I was recovered enough from the paralysis to slowly propel a wheelchair with upper body arm strength from my Hall 400 Room to the Common Area adjacent to Nursing Station #3 where there was an old computer designated for patient use [which meant waiting for your turn during daylight hours]. My son had contacted Russ a week or two earlier to provide him with a temporary email address and passcode so that I could access Red Hot Pawn. Also enjoyed memorable chess games with kiki46, ChessPraxis and sonhouse on that old/slow computer from August, 2011, until, as previously stated, I was discharged from this physical rehabilitation facility in early April, 2012 [the first Tuesday, I believe]. My son booked a flight to assist with my relocation to this brand new apartment; his luggage contained several personal items, clothing, books and my laptop which was purchased in March, 2004. Still have fond memories of our reunion."
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Originally posted by divegeester
"So in fact your "claim" that you were away from the forums until April 2012 was incorrect?"
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Nitpick over myopic distinctions without a difference to your heart's content or until the cows come home whichever occurs last: Fact remains that I was suddenly incapacitated and without access to my laptop from Friday morning, December 10, 2010, until the first Tuesday in April, 2012, when routine internet access resumed. If our roles were reversed with you suddenly paralyzed and subsequently confined to an adjustable hospital bed, catheterized and diapered and helpless to feed or bathe yourself and near death, would you take kindly to my public interrogation of the details of your son or daughter or family member's resourcefulness in taking the initiative to contact Russ on your behalf so that you would still be able to participate on Red Hot Pawn the following August against all odds? Reminder: The sole topic of "Bucket & Spade" is an invitation for each of us to individually identify our own most and least desirable experiences on these two opposite lists during the remaining years of our lives on planet earth; not critiquing and/or criticizing the wishes of others. Thank in advance for your consideration and compliance from this point forward. -Bob

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (Page 3)
Friday, December 10, 2010, I became paralyzed hip to knees [without an impact injury, stroke or seizure] until April, 2012, when I was discharged [having regained 15 of the 61 lbs. lost during the first five weeks when my son was called and told: "Your Dad is near death; you may want to book a flight to ...[text shortened]... of others. Thank in advance for your consideration and compliance from this point forward. -Bob
The only fact that is evident is your habit of exaggeration. I politely pointed out your error and you demanded evidence of my claim in one of your posts above. No one is contesting that you had a period of illness and I'm not being unsympathetic that you experienced it.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (Page 3)
Friday, December 10, 2010, I became paralyzed hip to knees [without an impact injury, stroke or seizure] until April, 2012, when I was discharged [having regained 15 of the 61 lbs. lost during the first five weeks when my son was called and told: "Your Dad is near death; you may want to book a flight to be with him one last time." which he and his lovely wife did]. More than a dozen doctors and specialists who performed numerous diagnostic tests and procedures were unable to determine the cause. There was, however, a consensus that a "gradual miracle had occurred". My present weight is well within the desirable range for a man of my height and age. Occasional Neuropathy along the soles of my feet is the only lingering side effect from this serious illness. Your question was asked and answered in some detail in a thread in this forum.within a month of my return."

"Yes. On page 163 the last post was on December 9, 2010; then a gap until August 19, 2011, when I was recovered enough from the paralysis to slowly propel a wheelchair with upper body arm strength from my Hall 400 Room to the Common Area adjacent to Nursing Station #3 where there was an old computer designated for patient use [which meant waiting for your turn during daylight hours]. My son had contacted Russ a week or two earlier to provide him with a temporary email address and passcode so that I could access Red Hot Pawn. Also enjoyed memorable chess games with kiki46, ChessPraxis and sonhouse on that old/slow computer from August, 2011, until, as previously stated, I was discharged from this physical rehabilitation facility in early April, 2012 [the first Tuesday, I believe]. My son booked a flight to assist with my relocation to this brand new apartment; his luggage contained several personal items, clothing, books and my laptop which was purchased in March, 2004. Still have fond memories of our reunion."

Nitpick over myopic distinctions without a difference to your heart's content or until the cows come home whichever occurs last: Fact remains that I was suddenly incapacitated and without access to my laptop from Friday morning, December 10, 2010, until the first Tuesday in April, 2012, when routine internet access resumed. If our roles were reversed with you suddenly paralyzed and subsequently confined to an adjustable hospital bed, catheterized and diapered and helpless to feed or bathe yourself and near death, would you take kindly to my public interrogation of the details of your son or daughter or family member's resourcefulness in taking the initiative to contact Russ on your behalf so that you would still be able to participate on Red Hot Pawn the following August against all odds? Reminder: The sole topic of "Bucket & Spade" is an invitation for each of us to individually identify our own most and least desirable experiences on these two opposite lists during the remaining years of our lives on planet earth; not critiquing and/or criticizing the wishes of others. Thank in advance for your consideration and compliance from this point forward. -Bob


You should start a blog about yourself and invite people there.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP)
Bucket & Spade

Please regard this RHP General Forum thread as an invitation to create your own prioritized "Bucket List"[a] and "Spade List"[b ] of experiences you would most and least like to have during the remaining years of your lifetime and to include reasons why if you choose."

Footnotes: [a] “Definition of bucket list in English ...[text shortened]... FMF for introducing this innovative phrase in context on Page 70 of Thread 162364[/b]
My thanks to the three of you for voluntarily identifying yourselves for who and what you've become. Let's hope your grandchildren will learn from the examples you've set when they too become members of Red Hot Pawn. In the meanwhile and for the foreseeable future we're done here..

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
My thanks to the three of you for voluntarily identifying yourselves for who and what you've become. Let's hope your grandchildren will learn from the examples you've set when they too become members of Red Hot Pawn. In the meanwhile and for the foreseeable future we're done here..
You're a strange chap, Grampy Bobby. You, from time to time, berate people - only those you don't respect, mind you - for talking about themselves in their posts. You've done it to me numerous times.

A few weeks ago you lampooned me for being self-centred when I related a two sentence personal anecdote about myself - you even counted how many times I used the pronoun "my" and "I" ~ the 'vertical pronoun' as you like to call it when you sneer at people for using it when they post ~ and you suggested that the egotistical focus on myself that I exhibited in telling that short personal anecdote deserved a place in the Guinness Book of Records.

And yet here you are recounting the same story - yet again, how many times has it been... ten times? twenty times? more? - about yourself at great length and in great detail and it's as if you're scattering it around yourself like egg shells and taking needy pot shots at those who step on them or who call you on your manipulative ways or on the inconsistencies found in your stock-in-trade here-it-comes-yet-again personal anecdote. You should take your own advice, Grampy Bobby, and have a look at what you have become🙂

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