Happy Birthday Dargo!
I just got a haircut, so what the girl above is doing, would not be possible. I would break my neck too.
As for the motorcycle idiots, "Look Ma, No Brains."
Glad you can celebrate your birthday without having to set your clocks ahead.
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 10th, 2024, 6:02 pm
by NoShear
Happy Birthday, Dargo, a Piscean who's most definitely a highly evolved film fan!
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 10th, 2024, 8:00 pm
by Swithin
Happy Birthday Dargo!
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 10th, 2024, 10:41 pm
by Dargo
Thank you all for these thoughtful birthday greetings!
(...very much appreciated)
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 10th, 2024, 11:31 pm
by KayFrancis
Happy Birthday Dargo
Hope you had a Wonderful day
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 11th, 2024, 12:37 am
by Andree
And Dargo ain't too bad either....
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 11th, 2024, 12:44 am
by Masha
I wish Dargo all good things and many happy returns of the day but I must question the decision to have a Birthday on a day which is twenty-three hours long.
I do not pretend to understand the logic behind it but I am sure that it does not affect how quickly the next one will come.
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 11th, 2024, 12:24 pm
by laffite
Happy Birthday, Dargo
laffite
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 12th, 2024, 6:35 pm
by dianedebuda
Happy Belated Birthday Dargo!
Re: Someone's having a birthday!
Posted: March 14th, 2024, 4:03 pm
by jimimac71
Masha wrote: ↑March 11th, 2024, 12:44 am
I wish Dargo all good things and many happy returns of the day but I must question the decision to have a Birthday on a day which is twenty-three hours long.
I do not pretend to understand the logic behind it but I am sure that it does not affect how quickly the next one will come.
Mr. and Mrs. D live in Arizona where they don't fiddle with clocks.
I was told years ago, "We don't want MORE sunshine."
Masha wrote: ↑March 11th, 2024, 12:44 am
I wish Dargo all good things and many happy returns of the day but I must question the decision to have a Birthday on a day which is twenty-three hours long.
I do not pretend to understand the logic behind it but I am sure that it does not affect how quickly the next one will come.
Mr. and Mrs. D live in Arizona where they don't fiddle with clocks.
I was told years ago, "We don't want MORE sunshine."
I remembered that after I had turned off the computer for the day and was ensconced comfortably in bed. I did for one very brief moment consider getting out of bed, logging in and editing the post. My justification for not doing that was that it would be a cover-up of my having made a mistake and I believe in transparency. There was an automotive issue some time ago in which it seemed that: Dargo believed that I know all things. I do not wish to feed that misperception. Leaving my mistakes in plain view counters that misperception.
It is also that DST is observed where I live. It is true on many levels that where I am is the only place which matters. The faulty timekeeping of the mythical: "Arizona" is not a factor in determining that the day was twenty-three hours only.
Masha wrote: ↑March 11th, 2024, 12:44 am
I wish Dargo all good things and many happy returns of the day but I must question the decision to have a Birthday on a day which is twenty-three hours long.
I do not pretend to understand the logic behind it but I am sure that it does not affect how quickly the next one will come.
Mr. and Mrs. D live in Arizona where they don't fiddle with clocks.
I was told years ago, "We don't want MORE sunshine."
I remembered that after I had turned off the computer for the day and was ensconced comfortably in bed. I did for one very brief moment consider getting out of bed, logging in and editing the post. My justification for not doing that was that it would be a cover-up of my having made a mistake and I believe in transparency. There was an automotive issue some time ago in which it seemed that: Dargo believed that I know all things. I do not wish to feed that misperception. Leaving my mistakes in plain view counters that misperception.
It is also that DST is observed where I live. It is true on many levels that where I am is the only place which matters. The faulty timekeeping of the mythical: "Arizona" is not a factor in determining that the day was twenty-three hours only.
Masha wrote: ↑March 11th, 2024, 12:44 am
I wish Dargo all good things and many happy returns of the day but I must question the decision to have a Birthday on a day which is twenty-three hours long.
I do not pretend to understand the logic behind it but I am sure that it does not affect how quickly the next one will come.
Mr. and Mrs. D live in Arizona where they don't fiddle with clocks.
I was told years ago, "We don't want MORE sunshine."
I remembered that after I had turned off the computer for the day and was ensconced comfortably in bed. I did for one very brief moment consider getting out of bed, logging in and editing the post. My justification for not doing that was that it would be a cover-up of my having made a mistake and I believe in transparency. There was an automotive issue some time ago in which it seemed that: Dargo believed that I know all things. I do not wish to feed that misperception. Leaving my mistakes in plain view counters that misperception.
It is also that DST is observed where I live. It is true on many levels that where I am is the only place which matters. The faulty timekeeping of the mythical: "Arizona" is not a factor in determining that the day was twenty-three hours only.
LOL
I think you meant "mystical Arizona" (especially around here in Sedona) and not "mythical" here, Masha.
(...well, unless of course you've had a lisp that I've been previously unaware of all these many years, anyway!)
Masha wrote: ↑March 14th, 2024, 4:23 pm
The faulty timekeeping of the mythical: "Arizona" is not a factor in determining that the day was twenty-three hours only.
LOL
I think you meant "mystical Arizona" (especially around here in Sedona) and not "mythical" here, Masha.
Are you not the one who claims also that: "Pismo Beach" is an actual location and not the invention of gagwriters rifting off the brand name: Pepto-Bismol to describe a place full of nauseating beachgoers? You seem in all regards to be a kindly and intelligent person but I am sorry to say that your belief in unreal geography means that your judgement is as questionable as that of a Changeling Child.
I have some measure of affirmation from my little Fuzzy. He spent approx. a year not far from Falstaff in his youth and claims the entire area is unreal bordering on delusional.
