How do you bring home the bacon?

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I bring home the bacon very gently...with almost kid glove-like precision. I find that if you disrupt the bacon while it rests that it loses some of it's bacon-eee-goodness.
 
Chrissy77 said:
Oh, would that mean I'd have you at nickles or quarters?
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Yes, but I'd stick around longer with quarters. I could get a lot more nachos that way. It's up to you...and how long you can tolerate me.
 
NukePooch said:
Yes, but I'd stick around longer with quarters. I could get a lot more nachos that way. It's up to you...and how long you can tolerate me.
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Hmmmm true! You seem tolerable, but you might get tired of me after a short time.
 
Chrissy77 said:
Hmmmm true! You seem tolerable, but you might get tired of me after a short time.
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You keep bringin' home the bacon-laced nachos, and I'll be yours forever. Don't be scared, forever isn't actually that long. After eating all of those bacon-laced nachos, a coronary wouldn't be far behind.
 
NukePooch said:
You keep bringin' home the bacon-laced nachos, and I'll be yours forever. Don't be scared, forever isn't actually that long. After eating all of those bacon-laced nachos, a coronary wouldn't be far behind.
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LOL... Do I appear to be a woman who is scared of much?
 
I'm a financial advisor..studying hard for my CFA to go into analysis and research.
 
Chrissy77 said:
That's some weird things to be scared of. Oh wait that's what you are scared of, isn't it???
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That was a quote from this gentleman with the fine dental work.
 

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Chrissy77 said:
That's some weird things to be scared of. Oh wait that's what you are scared of, isn't it???
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I'm actually scared of heights. Depends on what I'm standing on as to how high I can get before I get nervous.
 
NukePooch said:
I'm actually scared of heights. Depends on what I'm standing on as to how high I can get before I get nervous.
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That is it exactly! You hit the nail on the head. It is all about how much we trust the support structure (or support system) -- and how much we trust ourselves in maintaining stability.

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GRA said:
That is it exactly! You hit the nail on the head. It is all about how much we trust the support structure (or support system) -- and how much we trust ourselves in maintaining stability.

:)

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I'm good in a tall building, but no good on a 20-foot ladder. As far as maintaining stability, don't you have to have some stability before you can maintain it? That leaves me out...
 
This my first post,so hello
I am a contractor, and I do mostly remodeling.
 
NukePooch said:
I'm good in a tall building, but no good on a 20-foot ladder. As far as maintaining stability, don't you have to have some stability before you can maintain it? That leaves me out...
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Just to be clear, you are the one who said it.lol
 
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