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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Reciprocation
Scratch my back, I'll scratch yours too
Reciprocating
Tgif skeleton crew...
Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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Twas a busy week
Weekends made for Michalob
Grab me a cold one 
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pinetree10
Cumberland, MD
69, joined Nov. 2008
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"Its Miller time" --changed (to)
"Its Ibuprofen time" --NOW.
Still, each day is good...
Wish you good luck with surgery Sorp.
 Y'all
HH  :rose
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Progressed aging folks
What ails ya contributes to
Not feeling too good
Hello copa 2-2
Thanks pine glad you made it here, had not seen ya in a few weeks..
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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Uconn Gets one spot
Gators couldn't get it done
It's Kentucky's turn
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Exciting result
Kentucky Upsets badgers
Uconn vs wildcats
Uconn my choice monday night
Copa
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Hello haikuers
Hope you guys are having fun
I'm just kicking back
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Youre just kicking back
I'm just real laid back tonight
Week of hurror starts
Hugs
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Wish I was closer
I would hold your hand real tight
And be there for you
I love you... Bob
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Pulling for Uconn
Monday is start of big week
Here or if not here
Happy sunday hugs, pines and copa
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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It was a close game
But the Huskies pulled it out
They won by one point
Sorry sorp, but I'm going KY all the way!
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joangel60
Hartford, WI
59, joined Nov. 2011
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They won by one point
My Badger's return home now
Good Luck Kentucky...
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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Loser or winner
No need to hang heads in shame
It was a great run!
It was a great game...and great run for the badgers. I would have been behind them as well if they had won Jo. My victory came when the Gators lost.  
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Now its baseball time
The great national past time
Officially spring
Yes jo the badgers had a great season. Kaminsky was great. Copa two great games but I'm for Uconn and a school that graduates its players not use them for two years for the school's gain . I know hugs you dont like sports...lol
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Fishing for us here
Farming in my community
Boats,tractors no sports !
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Fish diet for me
Eat meat but not more then fish
Dont eat baccala
Salted smelly fish 
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dannoboy
Eldon, MO
64, joined Feb. 2009
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No games with balls here.
Hit two golf balls though today..
I stepped on a rake!! 
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heart_and_soul2
Sarasota, FL
59, joined Dec. 2013
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Raking is all done
Now to clean out the gutters
Get out the ladder.
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| 4/7/2014 8:52:40 AM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Mickey Rooney dies
Andy Hardy in movies
A giant of a man
Hello heart and Dann. ..haikuers
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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BY DANIEL MARKS
Ever since the NBA raised its minimum age limit from 18 to 19 years old in 2006, the one-and-done phenomenon has taken off. Since players can no longer jump right from high school to the pros, many elite basketball programs are now mere checkpoints for top players on their way to the NBA. In the last few years, no program has personified this one-and-done phenomenon more than the University of Kentucky.
Since John Calipari took over the program in 2009, 10 Wildcats have only spent one year on campus during his four seasons there. This includes John Wall, DeMarcus Cousins andAnthony Davis. Coach Cal recruits players with the expectation — both from the player’s standpoint and his standpoint — that they will likely only be in Lexington for one season. Sometimes this philosophy pays off as it did with a national championship in 2012, and sometimes, like this past season, it does not. However, no matter the results, with six McDonald’s All-Americans heading to campus next season, Calipari’s philosophy is not changing any time soon. That is what makes the case of Julius Mays so unique.
See Mays, Kentucky’s elder statesmen this season at 23 years old, was also a one-and-done for the program, but his path to Kentucky was much longer than the one his freshmen teammates took. Coming out of high school, Mays was a lightly-recruited shooting guard out of Marion, Indiana who chose to attend North Carolina State over offers from Xavier, Western Michigan and Ball State.
After two disappointing seasons in Raleigh, he transferred to Wright State, a mid-major school in the Horizon League. Per NCAA transfer rules, Mays had to sit out his first season at Wright State before becoming eligible during the 2011-12 season. During that year, he averaged 14.1 points before deciding to transfer again after the season.
Even as his team’s leading scorer, Coach Cal was not interested in Mays initially despite losing his top six scorers from the 2012 national title team. Graduate transfers were not part of the way he put his teams together, and he wasn’t really intrigued by Mays. Instead, the best recruiter in college basketball had the tables turned on him. Mays recruited Calipari.
“He really wanted to be with us,” Calipari says. “At the time we were talking to him, we didn’t even think he would start for us, and that he would be coming off the bench. We didn’t know what position he would play, and we told him he would likely be in the top eight, but we couldn’t even promise him that and he wanted to come anyway.”
Resting my belief
Kids pro sooner then later
Stay in school longer
I'm outta here ms HH...lol
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Good students good mind
One and out players one goal
Money speaks and talks...
Look st cal's record since he arrived a coach coaching future pros and since they can't enter nba now because of age requirement, they nest at KY..what if they get hurt these one and out are not students, cant read and write...is cal going to tutor them if all they know is b ball...now uconn is a different entity...hate, not me ...lol..
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Players like students
Take college boards to enter
Who did took their tests
I dont hate, never had hated any athlete even coaching myself but i read and showed proof of what is said of that program... the best of best schools and why students go to great colleges on scholarship is to get a college education first to make something of themselves if they go pro and should their careers end suddenly they still have their education to keep them above water...yes the uneducated can make money but if money is their goal they'll probably spend it unwisely too...but then again should they become pro stay out of trouble because like a lottery winner relatives come out of no where for a bit of that money too or lead them into temptation.
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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So what's your cat's name
John Calipari i bet
Is he housebroken,..lol sweetie..
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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Isn't this Haiku?
It looks more like a cat fight
May the best team win
Jeez you two...it's just a college sport. Does it really matter what the players do with their lives? We all know the B-Ballers are not always Deans list material, and for many it's their only ticket out. If there were shady goings on involving stacking teams with ringers...that would concern me. But the programs are what they are, and as far as we know, these teams all play by the same rules. So lets just let these kids make their own choices, and enjoy their talents tonight in the winner takes all game of their lives.
The land of the free
Where talent can take you far
What a great country
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Five freshman will start
Then be in NBA draft...HH
Suit up they'll need ya...lol,,
Copa this was once HHs favorite thread but not since great debates of recent ...unconn will win,..but KY will come in second...in horse racing KY will place...heather lee will show..lol,,,
Does HH still love me...news at 11...lol
May best team win...
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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Awwwwwwwwwww now Copa...have you never debated on anything on DH???
Hmmm... let me think now.....
Have I ever debated
Maybe once or twice 
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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It's a game of best
Veteran team beats freshmen
Yet one great ballgame
Congrats uconn...you were that veteran team and you won...great game otherwise..
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| 4/8/2014 2:41:25 PM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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I'm a Rutgers guy
We are academics first
Almost nerdy like...lol
Wish me well on my surgery tomorrow heather if you read the posts here. One of two i face this month
National Rankings
Rutgers is widely recognized as among the top public research universities in the United States. It is the only public university in New Jersey to be invited to join the Association of American Universities, an organization comprising the 62 leading universities in North America. It is the only university in New Jersey to be invited to join the Committee on Institutional Cooperation, a premier higher education consortium of top-tier research institutions. Rutgers University–Newark is consistently ranked the most diverse in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, while numerous academic departments are considered among the top 10 in their discipline.
Recent rankings include:
U.S. News & World Report: America's Best Colleges
Top 25 Public National Universities
U.S. News & World Report: Best Graduate Schools
# 1 in the nation, Women's History
# 2 in the nation, School Library Media
# 4 in the nation, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics; Public Affairs–Information and Technology Management
# 6 in the nation, Library and Information Studies; Library Services for Children and Youth; English–Gender and Literature; Sociology of Culture
# 7 in the nation, Library Information Systems; Criminology; Public Affairs–Public Management and Administration
# 8 in the nation, Digital Librarianship; History–African-American; Physician Assistant
# 9 in the nation, English–18th through 20th Century British Literature; Math–Logic; Fine Arts–Printmaking
# 10 in the nation, Public Affairs–Public Finance and Budgeting
Forty-two Rutgers graduate programs, departments, or schools rank in the U.S. News & World Report top 11 to 50. A sampling includes:
Modern U.S. History (# 14)
English (# 17)
History (# 20)
Math (# 20)
Industrial Engineering (# 21)
Public Affairs (# 23)
Pharmacy (# 26)
Physics (# 26)
Social Work (# 26)
Fine Arts (# 27)
Computer Science (# 28)
Public Health (# 30)
Rehabilition Counseling (# 30)
U.S. News & World Report: Schools Producing the Most Fortune 500 CEOs
# 10 in the nation, with 11 graduates
U.S. News & World Report: 10 Law Degrees with the Biggest Return on Investment
# 9 in the nation, Rutgers' School of Law–Newark
U.S. News & World Report: America's Best Colleges
# 1 in the nation (since 1997), Most Diverse National University (Rutgers University–Newark)
Forbes: America's Most Diverse Colleges
# 1 in the nation (Rutgers University–Newark)
Kiplinger: Best Values in Public Colleges
The 100 top values in public colleges and universities
The 30 best college values in the mid-Atlantic
# 8 in the mid-Atlantic, best college values, public colleges
Washington Monthly: Best Bang for the Buck
# 7 in the nation, master's universities (Rutgers University–Camden)
The Chronicle of Higher Education
# 3 in the nation, top producers of U.S. Fulbright students
Military Times Edge: Best for Vets
# 4 in the nation
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China, Academic Ranking of World Universities
# 61 in the world
# 20 in the world (computer science)
# 27 in the world (mathematics)
# 43 in the world (physics)
Times Higher Education (U.K.) World University Rankings
Top 100 universities in the world (World Reputation Rankings)
# 27 in the world (arts and humanities)
Philosophical Gourmet Report: Quality and Reputation of Philosophy Faculty
# 2 in the United States overall
# 3 in the English-speaking world overall
# 1 in the English-speaking world, Philosophy of Language
# 1 in the English-speaking world, Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Chemical & Engineering News
# 1 in the nation, federal funding for research in chemistry
American Mathematical Society
# 5 in the world for number of mathematicians in the society's inaugural class of fellows
Planetizen: Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs
# 3 in the nation, Rutgers’ Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Times Higher Education (U.K.)
# 4 in the world among oceanographic institutions, Rutgers' Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences
Advanced Trading Magazine
In top 10 in the nation among programs in quantitative finance, MS in Mathematical Finance
Wall Street Journal
# 21 in the nation, corporate recruiter pick for best graduates
# 3 among nation's undergraduate business programs, corporate recruiter pick for best graduates
# 8 in the nation, Executive MBA, Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick, Return on Investment
# 20 in the world, Executive MBA, Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick, World's Best Executive MBA Programs
Financial Times
# 19 in the nation, Executive MBA, Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick
# 2 in the world for economics, Executive MBA, Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick
Prelaw Magazine
# 3 in the nation, commitment to public service, Rutgers' School of Law–Newark
Backstage Magazine
Dance Off USA: Five College Dance Programs Worth Leaping Into, Rutgers' Mason Gross School of the Arts
Hollywood Reporter
The Top 25 Drama Schools in the World, Rutgers' Mason Gross School of the Arts
Huffington Post
Among "The 10 MFA Programs That Give You the Most Bang For Your Buck," Rutgers' Mason Gross School of the Arts
American Parliamentary Debate Association
#3 in the nation, collegiate Club of the Year. Top five in order: Yale, Brandeis, Rutgers, Johns Hopkins, Harvard
NCAA
#11 in the nation, Academic Progress Rate for football players. Only state university among Football Bowl Subdivision programs to finish in the top 10 percent for six consecutive years.
Campus Pride Index: LGBT-Friendly Campus Climate
Top 25 LGBT-Friendly Colleges and Universities; 5 stars out of 5 (Rutgers University–New Brunswick); 4.5 stars out of 5 (Rutgers University–Newark)
TopManagementDegrees.Com
#19 in the world, 50 Most Beautiful Business Schools, Rutgers Business School–Newark and New Brunswick, 100 Rock (Rutgers University–New Brunswick)
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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What is happening
Haiku is quite confusing
Sometimes it just sucks
it is my escape
From the turmoils of my life
Sometimes it just sucks
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| 4/10/2014 1:05:12 PM |
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dannoboy
Eldon, MO
64, joined Feb. 2009
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Brock's friend has our thoughts
Sorp, good luck in your ordeal
We all wish you well.
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| 4/10/2014 4:49:23 PM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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One of two complete
Next one happens Good Friday
Cervical surgery..
Thanks for your thoughts Danny
Hugs what happened from your haiku..confused
Granny trucker sick
Hope she pulls through this ordeal
One real tough cookie
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rfhar_54
Fouke, AR
62, joined Jul. 2012
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Hope everything goes great
I know surgery is scary sorp
I will be praying
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| 4/11/2014 2:13:30 PM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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One week from today
Good Friday and surgery
Tough recovery
Thanks rf...hope you are getting over your surgeries too.
Palm Sunday next then Holy Week...enjoy haikuers
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| 4/13/2014 9:49:39 AM |
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Great Recovery
I know you will be just fine
Because you are Loved..
By ME !
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| 4/13/2014 10:43:53 AM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Masters/ Palm Sunday
Sunny skies and Easter week
Holy week arrives
Who wears green jacket
Missing Eisenhower oat tree
Masters tournament
Hello hugs, thanks...
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joangel60
Hartford, WI
59, joined Nov. 2011
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Five days from today
I will say prayers for a friend
Quick recovery
Good luck Sorp..I hope everything goes well...
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| 4/13/2014 10:59:17 AM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Ladies so darn sweet
Makes me smile so openly
Yes hoping for best
Thanks jo
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Lack of things to say....
I'm gonna say bump this thread
Keep it going on
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| 4/14/2014 12:23:31 AM |
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Okay Mr Sorpstar
This one is here for you
I'm doing da bump !
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Bump and a rolling
Dancing not after this week
My head is up straight
Thanks hugs seems everyone may have spring fevor..haikuers calling car 54...
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| 4/14/2014 6:05:18 PM |
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pinetree10
Cumberland, MD
69, joined Nov. 2008
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Real life does intrude
On DH time, (but)we come back
For free coffee/beer...
And greeting old friends
While we keep searching for one
To share in love/life...
Peace to all
HHwherever you wander
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Love's splendid thing
So special, so beautiful
Real believable
Hello pine
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| 4/15/2014 8:24:50 AM |
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Real believable
I got a job at WalMart
It might be to hard.
In Inventory
Climbing ladders at my age ?
Lifting 50 lbs...
Should I accept this ?
Or back away for another ?
I'm afraid I cant
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Real believable
I got a job at WalMart
It might be to hard.
In Inventory
Climbing ladders at my age ?
Lifting 50 lbs...
Should I accept this ?
Or back away for another ?
I'm afraid I cant
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Oh hell no, hell no
Climb ladders to clean windows
Now there's a challenge
Hi hugs
Once washed windows climbing ladders that's how and how i valued a college degree more..they were tall buildings some six or seven floor high with winds...if i had more guts to go higher they strap ya in,,,and paid you more...when i left that told him it's baseball season my coach will throw me off team if he only knew i was high over my head with a squeegee wiping windows with my pitching hand...lol.
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Not washing windows
Stocking the window cleaner
And paper towels
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| 4/17/2014 11:31:17 AM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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Tomorrow D day
Someone please keep place going
Cervical fixing
A Hospital stay
Dont know what to expect there
Major surgery
Happy Easter wish
Everyone enjoy your day
Spring is in the air
Folks second of two surgeries in two weeks...first one went fine still have stitches in my head. I will have smartphone if i can look down or even sit up maybe i can respond, ,
I hope some can post or at least try It's most important everyone enjoy Easter and Passover. ..thanks
Again dont know what to expect but heard seven opinions from people who had this surgery and imo it sounds like each had a different recovery 
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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A pain in the neck
It's not a joking matter
Best of luck to you
Good luck with the surgery Bob..Many will be praying for you. I know I will.
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1coffeegal
Johnstown, PA
57, joined Mar. 2014
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Spring is here
new things ahead
sunshine bright again
good luck Sorp
sending warm fuzzies your wsy
all will go well dear friend
keeping you in my prayers
Hsppy Easter!
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| 4/18/2014 9:07:34 AM |
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hugandakiss_xo
Merritt, NC
62, joined Jul. 2011
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Behave while you're there
No flirting with the nurses
You need all your strength
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| 4/19/2014 3:36:44 AM |
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joangel60
Hartford, WI
59, joined Nov. 2011
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Hoping things went well
Good Luck wishes sent your way
To brighten your days...
Sorp...
I hope everything went well for you and your resting now..I wish you a speedy recovery...take care and get well soon...see you back here in no time...
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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Chocolate Bunny Ears
A Basket Full Of Candy
Brightly Colored Eggs
As Christ Died For Us
A Solemn Remeberance
Have A Great Easter
Happy Easter! I hope all is well, and was truly a good Friday for you.
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evab9
Denver, CO
56, joined Nov. 2013
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Wishing you well Sorp
You'll be better than ever 
Given time to heal
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| 4/21/2014 6:27:01 PM |
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joangel60
Hartford, WI
59, joined Nov. 2011
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Continue to pray
Wondering how your doing
Hope to see you soon
Just to let you know I'm thinking about you and hoping your doing alright..Get your BUTT back here... Take care...
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| 4/21/2014 6:34:24 PM |
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pinetree10
Cumberland, MD
69, joined Nov. 2008
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Grass, new flowers. too
Tree buds, soft warm air, ahh spring,
New days full of hope...
Peace, Y'all
HH
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| 4/21/2014 6:38:59 PM |
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copa157
Port Orange, FL
63, joined Jul. 2010
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My baskets empty....
Where did all the candy go?
Those darn grandchildren
Here's hoping all is well
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| 4/21/2014 9:47:31 PM |
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just_zoe1958
Burlington, VT
58, joined Dec. 2011
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I Hid fifty eggs
Only forty-eight were found.
Who took the last two?
Are they in the grass?
In the flowers, trees or bush?
Taken by a squirrel?
Thinking of you Sorp. Get well soon.
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| 4/22/2014 8:18:31 AM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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I Hid fifty eggs
Only forty-eight were found.
Who took the last two?
Are they in the grass?
In the flowers, trees or bush?
Taken by a squirrel?
Thinking of you Sorp. Get well soon.
Sorp had last two eggs
Breakfast called, two were scrambled
Maybe going home soon
Thankyou the last two weeks been tough for me so thanks who came aboard here to keep this sane silly thread agoing . I want this thread to finish even though those posters askin me to start this thread again are always missed when not in action..always said this was their favorite thread but seen posting elsewhere when they post...but now here 7 years maybe its time for me to view other pastures asap...you may see me posting but my op days are going to be history because i think I'm funny but most don't see me humorous at all when this site needs a lift me upper or do most read what i offer here on this site..i receive enails from posters who like the ones who dislike me but it's like these posters to show my enemies what they write me they can say in the threads i say what's happening to me too but 9 out of 10 times i go on threads even enemies at one tine and offered condolances and get well wishes on haiku or even post on threads supporting them because my respect is still there for someone who only knows me cyber like but in person you would see the goid side of me uf i looked into your eyes starting with sincerity first and a personality that entets a room before the rest of me does. It's funnysoneone knows me best here but wont tell someone else what I'm really about and emails me but maybe they do that just to show my haters a diff side of them staying neutral on this site..I'd like this fan club to show others a bit of me so others can read it on a thread rather then via email to me...I'll always have ny fan club but it's easy to spotiut my haters maibly because what i said here and in this post be so true but again I'm here 7 years now and like i tried to say 7 yrs too long because there are cyber leaders and people threathened by some to where they must post and not post to and thise are the morons I'm talking about and you know who you are...
.you have a guy on here askin for donations for his lady friend simultaneously i gave this poster enough info to deal with hosp she is in to apply for charity care the hospital offers with a timely application yet insults on getting money support looking for nickles and dimes instead of help to pay medical bills reaching catastrophic proportion anytime soon..what bothers me that poster does not give two schitts with his videos for others and i get no credit when i helped to try to offer my advacant skills to help a member here in need so why bother to so esp after i opebed up to say i too have been going through a few events myself and explained this site offers more spiritual then financial support yet that op looks only for nickles and dimes and videos and says put your money where your mouth is, is not the right way to get a point across rather just hope sge progresses healthy from her ordeal. One kast thing many here access this site from several ways and i velive at least 40% here cant view videos esp his videos which include ranting and using his voice as if qe are thinking of ourselves..i for one was thinking of hercabd how i can help and i told ya i helped with providing info i fould via that hospital's web site and that went over his head too bad for that it was noticeably went by everyone but today i sit in my hospital room tryin to recuperate from two surgeries both one week apart and recovery time myself and at least a few qere askin forne more that haven't sorry I'm not on your radar screen...now back to other threads and what seems more important should be spiritual then monetary results for someone needing to syrvive first then receiving monetary from a dating site of survivors of their own lives...the end...
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| 4/22/2014 9:00:32 AM |
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heart_and_soul2
Sarasota, FL
59, joined Dec. 2013
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May you heal quickly
Hospitals can be a drag.
Here's to better times.
Sorp-
You and I have had our differences but when it comes down to it--we are human. We feel and we hurt. This site has taught me many things--but most of all it has taught me to not let what other's say or think bother me. I guess you can say--I have grown thick skin.
I shake my head at what some do or say on here. I've never been one to hold grudges or to follow the "in" crowd. I chose to just be me. Love me or hate me--but in reality--most just don't care.
As for the "video man" you are referring to. I find it quite funny how he could start a thread about the sins of homosexuals--but he uses the Lord's name in vain so many times in his videos. I guess the 10 Commandments have less meaning than a few pieces of scripture.
I had nothing but the utmost respect for the hospital staff when my family was in it's crisis mode. I was overcome with the support and genuine caring souls that surrounded both my late husband and daughter in their fights against cancer. Of course, we treated them with respect too.
Hope you are on your way to feeling better.
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| 4/22/2014 10:21:41 AM |
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sorpstar
Wayne, NJ
63, joined Oct. 2009
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it's you rub my back
Not until fat lady sings
Contradiction starts
offer spiritual
Not beg us for pocket change
Videos too much
It seems my advice
Meant nothing to his askin
For on pour of dough
People know of her
More for blogs then in this group
So post there not here
Reading him saying
Put your dough where your mouth is
Made me more upset
Thanks heart for your post and explanation...no intent at you but happy this ordeal is coming along but unless requested i dont need threads for myself but others may yet the traditional way is thru spiritual offerings from a site that usually offers that for ones in need...thanks heart
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