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CelticHokie Posted on: 16-Mar-2008, 04:28 PM

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QUOTE (CelticHokie @ 15-Mar-2008, 03:41 PM)




17-What Is In The Trunk Of Your Car-about 300 neckties (not mine) and golf clubs

Ok, that caught my curiosity bone!!???

Why do I have 300 neckties that aren't mine in my trunk?

A reasonable question. In the back seat are 12 business suits of various sizes and several dress shirt, also not mine.

The reason is: I am the director of a non-profit, and one of the projects I'm doing helps young people in poverty learn basic skills for interviewing, landing and keeping a job. We talk about respecting the employer -- even if the job is for digging ditches, we want the kids to dress as nicely as possible for an interview. Show the potential employer that you care enough about the job to dress up.

Problem is, most of these folks, mostly late teens and early 20s, rarely have business ware. So I collect business clothing from people who donate it to the young people. I recently picked up a huge donation from a Rotary Club. It's still in tthe car.
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CelticHokie Posted on: 15-Mar-2008, 02:41 PM

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1-Build A second House Anywhere-New Zealand

2-Favourite Articles of Clothing-cargo short and golf shirt

3-Last CD You Bought-no idea

4-What Time Do you Wake Up In The Morning-whenever -- usually around 8

5-What Is Your Favourite Kitchen Appliance-refrigerator

6-If You Could Play An Instrument What Would It Be-Mandolin

7-Favourite Colour-Maroon

8-Sports Car Or SUV-Sports Car

9-Do You Believe In The Afterlife-Yes

10-Favourite Childrens Book-Where te Wild Things Are

11-Favourite Season-all of them

12-What One Super Power-invisibility

13-If You Have A Tattoo What Is It-None

14-Can You Juggle-No

15-The person/persons From Your Past You Want To Talk To-Grandfather From Fathers Side

16-Whats Your Favourite Day-Friday

17-What Is In The Trunk Of Your Car-about 300 neckties (not mine) and golf clubs

18-Which Do You Perfer Sushi Or Hamburger-sushi

19-What Is Your Favourite Flower-dogwood

20-What Is Your Favourite Meal-fetuccini alfredo with caqjun blackened shrimp

21-Biggest Pet Peeves-smoking

22-When Is Your Birthday-January 25

23-Describe Your PJ's- boxers and t-shirt
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CelticHokie Posted on: 11-Mar-2008, 08:37 PM

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I can put you in touch with some MacPhersons in Western Virginia, but I'm not sure you'd want to associate with that bunch. They drink too much and cheat at golf. rolleyes.gif

I guess you can't escape your heritage. beer_mug.gif
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CelticHokie Posted on: 08-Feb-2008, 10:19 PM

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Welcome ctbard.

I've been here but a short time myself and I love it. Hope you will to.

I must say, I took the liberty of perusing your profile and I must say -- you are certainly spry to list hiking as an interest, given you are a reported 98 YEARS OLD. Wow! smile.gif
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CelticHokie Posted on: 31-Jan-2008, 11:40 PM

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I'm watching Craig ferguson's monologue.

Best thing on TV

And looking out the window as rain falls and freezes on trees and power lines. Gotta luv winter sad.gif
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CelticHokie Posted on: 31-Jan-2008, 11:30 PM

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QUOTE (Perkeo @ 15-Nov-2007, 09:17 PM)
The only time I read while drinking is when I'm reading my favorite magazine....which is about drinking. The Modern Drunkard beer_mug.gif

Best line on the site (and there are many great ones to choose from):

Few sentences in the English language bespeak a mysterious dark side than: “I’m not allowed in there. And, quite frankly, I don’t blame them.”

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CelticHokie Posted on: 30-Jan-2008, 10:36 PM

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Roasted chicken gyro and black bean chili. Probably a staple of the highlands. wink.gif
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CelticHokie Posted on: 30-Jan-2008, 10:26 PM

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QUOTE (Nara @ 29-Jan-2008, 06:18 PM)
my husband inherited clippers, too. He has this gorgeous white-blond curly hair, but decided a few years back that it was too much trouble. Told me to clipper it off for him. I told him I'd never even touched a set of clippers before and was scared to death. He informed me that it is impossible to shave a man's head badly. I proved him wrong. poster_oops.gif

I could have proven him wrong, too.

Way back when (1990) I was a groomsman in a friend's wedding. I decided to get a high and tight clip before the wedding. Well, for some reason, this long patch of hair remained above my left ear and i didn't notice it until I got home.

Deciding to take matters into my own hands, I borrowed some clippers and a hand mirror, reckoning I had a steady hand and the ability to work with the reflection.

Long story short, I stood in front of everyone in the church looking like someone had gone upside my head with a 9-iron.

I also lerned that hair gel will not act as hair glue and stick fallen hair back onto your head. It still seems to me that should have worked. unsure.gif
  Forum: Ye Ole Celtic Pub - Open all day, all night!  ·  Post Preview: #229434

CelticHokie Posted on: 25-Jan-2008, 09:38 PM

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I had not heard of her but I liked her music. Thanks for steering me in her direction.
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CelticHokie Posted on: 25-Jan-2008, 08:56 PM

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Thank you all. It's an honour to share a birthday with good auld Robbie. I believe I'm a little younger than he is.

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I believe I will go to the fridge and crack open a golden beverage beer_mug.gif

Take care all
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CelticHokie Posted on: 21-Jan-2008, 03:47 PM

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I you don't like ice and cold, what are you doing in northern BC?

Of course, it's not like it's warm here -- a balmy 25 F.

I always wanted to visit Australia, some days more than others. This is one of those days.
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CelticHokie Posted on: 20-Jan-2008, 10:15 PM

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QUOTE (Muircheartach @ 16-Jan-2008, 09:37 PM)
BTW - I see that you go to Virginia Tech, where my brother-in-law went back in the early '80's. It's a great place and my wife and I had lots of fun visiting him when he went there - not to mention one of the best places for fried chicken - Original Recipe. Yummy! yes.gif


Actually I do not go to VT now. I graduated in 1989, worked there 1998-2000 and will always have my heart in Blacksburg -- once a Hokie, always a Hokie -- but I am no longer a student.

Do you remember where you got this fabulous chicken? There was a good family-owned steak place where they paid you to eat the chicken breast filets. That seems odd, but if you wanted the salad bar, ordering it as a meal was $4.49, but if you ordered the chicken it was $3.99 and the salad bar came with it.

Hmm. Guess I'll go ahead and have the chicken.
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CelticHokie Posted on: 20-Jan-2008, 10:02 PM

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About 10 years ago I got one of those emails forwarded that were basically a joke (glad that trend has fizzled) but it was a list: 100 reasons it's great to be a guy.

While the vast majority of the email from back then was worthless, this one was classic and I wish I could find it.

Some I remember were:

One mood, all the time.
You don't give a carp if no one notices your haircut
You understand nwhy "Stripes" is funny
  Forum: Ye Ole Celtic Pub - Open all day, all night!  ·  Post Preview: #228394

CelticHokie Posted on: 20-Jan-2008, 12:16 AM

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For me to spend more than $15 on a haircut would be pure folly. I keep it short enough that a few swipes with clippers for someone who has an idea how to use them gets me though it and on to their next customer quickly.

I don't have enough hair to try to style it or anything like that, and if I let it grow to a point where that would be worth trying it would just curl up and be most disagreeable.

My STBX wife pays $80-120 every 8-10 weeks and I never notice anything different. She acts like it's a radical change and says people comment to her at her office. I do not believe I have ever once received a comment about a haircut at my offfice, or heard a comment directed toward anyone else about theirs. What would you say? And how would you respond?

Everybody has to get haircuts, so what's the point of yapping about it?

My son is 8 and now wants shaggy hair like the teenagers. Whatever. Looks hot and bothersome to me, and his stays snaggly because he is in a chlorinated swimming pool 4 days a week. But it's his hair, I'm not worrying about it. He found a picture of me from 1978 when my classmates called me 'mop-head,' so what can I say?
  Forum: Ye Ole Celtic Pub - Open all day, all night!  ·  Post Preview: #228329

CelticHokie Posted on: 17-Jan-2008, 03:46 PM

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Hello Sam.

I'm new here myself and feel like I've just moved to a new neighborhood that has a really great pub.

Can't wait to read more from everyone.

Christian
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CelticHokie Posted on: 15-Jan-2008, 10:10 PM

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Thanks everyone.

I'm a bit unsure of the music -- is the only way to continu listening to subscribe? I'm not opposed to paying, but my mom likes it and she's not someone with extra cash jingling in her purse and she only deals with free things.

I can't wait to dive into the genaeology part.

Peace

Christian
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CelticHokie Posted on: 14-Jan-2008, 10:54 PM

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I see it's been a while since anyone posted here. i hope it's still active.

I just found the site and love it. I need to fuigure it all out, but that looks like a task because there seems to be a lot to see.

Greetings from Salem, Virginia. Hope to see more of everyone soon.

Christian Moody
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CelticHokie Posted on: 14-Jan-2008, 10:44 PM

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I had that traditional Celtic favorite, chicken parmesan.

New here, trying to figure out the site. Hope to see a lot more of everyone in coming days. I've been looking for a site like this.
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