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Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

T33driver wrote:

Stephanie wrote:

Scott WRG Editor wrote:

I can change it back to the generic ranking system if you want

How come I never noticed the rankings before? ::blonde moment::

Can we make requests? I'd like to be, "Stephanie, Queen of the World."

Brilliant!

hahahhahahahaha, J/K! :lol:

Stephanie,

Lately the traditional WIX ranks are being replaced by nicknames that are being covertly fed to Brigadier WIXMarshall Scott from insurgent elements within the ranks. You can cry foul and appeal for mercy, or just cry, but that could lead to further degeneration of you nickname. With the macho-mojo implied in a nickname like innie boy, crying is not an option for me. Besides, my nickname stands as a reminder to those rogue elements...God love 'em.

So, Innie, am I an insurgent element or a rogue element?? Or just an outie? :wink:

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

I guess technically speaking, right now all I am is late for a meeting! Talk to y'all later!

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

Stephanie wrote:

Scott WRG Editor wrote:

I can change it back to the generic ranking system if you want

How come I never noticed the rankings before? ::blonde moment::

Can we make requests? I'd like to be, "Stephanie, Queen of the World."

Brilliant!

hahahhahahahaha, J/K! :lol:

You can be Stephanie, Queen of the World if you'd like...........It's too much responsibility for me!!!!

Innie: Winger???? HAHAHAHAHAHA

T33driver · **Posted:** Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:05 pm

more rogue elements at work

T33driver · **Posted:** Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:06 pm

Don't underestimate the power in "power ballad".

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

Quote:

Don't underestimate the power in "power ballad".

I never underestimate power!

Former Member · **Joined:** Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:40 pm **Posts:** 1493

My tough cat named "Pooh" is sitting on my lap reading this 5 page thread and giving me that woman scorned look. Sorry Steph...she says she already holds the title of "Queen of the World"...at least in our house.

John

T33driver · **Posted:** Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:15 pm

beachgirl wrote:

Quote:

Don't underestimate the power in "power ballad".

I never underestimate power!

Good, then you'll also remember that power should always be measured in pounds of thrust (jets) and not horsepower (props).

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

T33driver wrote:

beachgirl wrote:

Quote:

Don't underestimate the power in "power ballad".

I never underestimate power!

Good, then you'll also remember that power should always be measured in pounds of thrust (jets) and not horsepower (props).

Remember yesterday when I said a couple times "I'm not touching that with a 10-foot pole?"

Add this one to that list!!!!!

T33driver · **Posted:** Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:30 pm

You aviation types...

On the subject of "Pooh-cat"...I would also feel scorn if my parents named me Pooh.

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

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By the way, my Rolls Royce engine puts out 5400 pounds of heart-stopping thrust at sea-level, standard day.

Bring it on! A nice flight up the northeast coast.......Hmmm........yes, it could make me reconsider my opinions on jets........

And leave Pooh-cat alone. My cat got stuck with the moniker "Bobo" -- No, I didn't name him......I used to have one named Phantom though, in honor of, you guessed it, an F4.....

Former Member · **Joined:** Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:40 pm **Posts:** 1493

T33driver wrote:

On the subject of "Pooh-cat"...I would also feel scorn if my parents named me Pooh.

Well...when we named her "Pooh" she was this half-starved cute little homeless kitten my two boys found outside ("Can we keep her Dad?...huh?...can we keep her?). Now she has turned into a 21 pound fat cat with a serious possesive streak. I can't even sit at my home computer without her hopping up on my lap and demanding a head-rub. It ain't easy rubbing a cat and typing at the same time. :roll:

Needless to say my wife gets jealous of the fact that this kittie (cat) sometimes gets more attention. :lol:

John

Stephanie · **Posted:** Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:58 pm

jpeters wrote:

Needless to say my wife gets jealous of the fact that this kittie (cat) sometimes gets more attention. :lol:

John

*dies laughing* hahahahahahahahahahahaha! OMG! HAHAHAHAHA!

P.S. Pooh is awfully cute, maybe we could share the title?

beachgirl wrote:

You can be Stephanie, Queen of the World if you'd like...........It's too much responsibility for me!!!!

LOL! Most excellent… now to convince the powers that be!

T33driver · **Posted:** Wed Dec 13, 2006 4:02 pm

jpeters wrote:

T33driver wrote:

On the subject of "Pooh-cat"...I would also feel scorn if my parents named me Pooh.

Well...when we named her "Pooh" she was this half-starved cute little homeless kitten my two boys found outside ("Can we keep her Dad?...huh?...can we keep her?). Now she has turned into a 21 pound fat cat with a serious possesive streak. I can't even sit at my home computer without her hopping up on my lap and demanding a head-rub. It ain't easy rubbing a cat and typing at the same time. :roll:

Needless to say my wife gets jealous of the fact that this kittie (cat) sometimes gets more attention. :lol:

John

So much material, so little time...where do I begin?

As for your wife, perhaps she could solve her jealousy issue by emulating Pooh's strategy of jumping on your lap while your on the computer and demanding a head-rub.

Just trying to help John!

Stephanie · **Posted:** Wed Dec 13, 2006 4:05 pm

Stop it! No laughing while I am at my desk! :lol:

I work in a law office and I am up here giggling like a little schoolgirl!!! Oooh, speaking of schoolgirls, maybe that's another solution to the problem with the wife. You guys are totally cracking me up!

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