Crazier than normal? Or normally crazy?I'm doing crazy, just crazy, thanks. I seem to be the happy kind though, so I'm having fun with it.![]()
Beats me. I'm the happy kind so I never did analyze it too closely. I'd rather roll with it than risk messing it up.Crazier than normal? Or normally crazy?
Well I assume every society will define crazy differently. So there is a good chance someone's crazy may fit perfectly into someone's normal somewhere.Beats me. I'm the happy kind so I never did analyze it too closely. I'd rather roll with it than risk messing it up.
It beats the other kinds of crazy by seven miles.
Yay! You have won the rank of member. Congratulations! lolWooHoo! I'm so proud!
My New Member changed to Member!
Yay! I'm no longer the Newbie!
I think that depends on post count. I'd be "Senior Member" if I didn't have a custom one... not because I've been here for years (though I have) but because I've talked a lot. =^.^=WooHoo! I'm so proud!
My New Member changed to Member!
Yay! I'm no longer the Newbie!
I think that depends on post count. I'd be "Senior Member" if I didn't have a custom one... not because I've been here for years (though I have) but because I've talked a lot. =^.^=
It's not worth it just for the title. You have to be conversant in both country and hifalutin stuff. You have to know how to make good hushpuppies, how to talk to dogs, how to use "howdy" and "y'all" in proper context AND you also have to be familiar with Chopin, Shakespeare and gourmet chocolate.So yours is custom? Rats. I was really looking forward to being Folksy yet erudite.![]()
It's not worth it just for the title. You have to be conversant in both country and hifalutin stuff. You have to know how to make good hushpuppies, how to talk to dogs, how to use "howdy" and "y'all" in proper context AND you also have to be familiar with Chopin, Shakespeare and gourmet chocolate.![]()
It's not worth it just for the title. You have to be conversant in both country and hifalutin stuff. You have to know how to make good hushpuppies, how to talk to dogs, how to use "howdy" and "y'all" in proper context AND you also have to be familiar with Chopin, Shakespeare and gourmet chocolate.![]()
I never did have the occasion to get acquainted with cows. But the animals I do know, I know how to talk to. I'm the guy who goes over to visit a friend and in ten minutes the local cat is purring in my lap, while the owners are saying, "Wow, he NEVER likes strangers!"I'm all over it ... except for making hushpuppies! But I talk to cows too. Maybe that will help.
I never did have the occasion to get acquainted with cows. But the animals I do know, I know how to talk to. I'm the guy who goes over to visit a friend and in ten minutes the local cat is purring in my lap, while the owners are saying, "Wow, he NEVER likes strangers!"
I figure it's just that dogs and cats know a sucker when they see one.
So what do cows talk about?
Dogs say either "pet me," "feed me" or "I don't know you and I don't trust you." I have learned how to say "I am a friend and have no interest in hurting you" in a way they can understand.Cows are a lot like dogs. They are very sweet. They are also very curious. But they also remind me of cats in their purr-like mooing. But you probably don't want one to end up on your lap!
My back yard has calves, chickens, dogs, and cats. And more wild critters than I probably want to think about!
Are you happy? Sad? Frustrated? Excited? Or simply how are you doing?