So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a 
freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking 
Birthday to me.

OK, I'm not especially upset.  There are freaking people who have real 
freaking problems.  (And, sure, I may be one of them, but freaking 
birthdays are pretty freaking low on the freaking list.)

And, actually, it's not entirely true.  I actually got three 
e-cards--one from my sister, one from my freaking Allstate agent, and 
one from freaking Mensa.  And two of the freaking three can kiss my 
freaking butt.

Ya know, I was just reading the freaking POV general board, and there's 
this freaking person who keeps posting these freaking messages, like, 
"Oh, I don't know very much about POV, but I can't do this stuff, 
because I don't know very much about math either" and I keep having this 
overwhelming desire to respond with something like, "Read the freaking 
manual," or "Read a freaking math book" or maybe even "Turn your 
freaking hat around, pull up your freaking pants, and get a freaking 
job."  Now, that's not my usual freaking reaction to freaking newbies. 
My usual freaking reaction to freaking newbies is more like, "Oh, hello, 
I'm the evangelist of POV--bless you, my child--try this."  And even if 
it's freaking irrelevant, or even freaking wrong, I don't have this 
freaking desire to slap the freaking crap out of the freaking newbie, 
and then freaking slap him for freaking crapping.

I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, 
just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?

All help appreciated!

--Sherry "Just Wondering" Shaw


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> So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a
> freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking
> Birthday to me.

Happy birthday

> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And,
> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?

Nah. You're just getting cranky in your old age. *grin* *runs away*

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Hey Sherry, Happy Birthday honey-bunny!  :o)

    ~Steve~

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Sherry Shaw wrote:
> So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a 
> freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking 
> Birthday to me.

Thanks. For making me feel even more guilty, because I have nothing for 
my girlfriend's birthday which also happens to occur on this same date. 
There is a ring she wants, but it has only just arrived at the store. 
Unfortunately, the shop in question exists nowhere near my area of 
location. I should have just paid my brother the extra gas money so her 
late-Christmas-early-birthday present would be in her hands. I'm a 
freakin' @ss >:(

> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, 
> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?
> 
> All help appreciated!

Do you:
a) frantically multi-task to the point of getting little done?
b) expect too much of people?
c) frequently assume a task because 'it's not getting done'?

If you answered two out of three, you may be heading for fragmentation. 
I've seen it happen to people when those conditions were present. It 
isn't pretty :(

Not that I'm perfect or anything. Gah, this guilt is getting worse :(

Sam

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freaks... who isn't?  Happy Birthday!  May you stay with us for a long time!

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Gail Shaw wrote:
> 
> Nah. You're just getting cranky in your old age. *grin* *runs away*
> 

THAT'S IT!!!  I NEED PRUNES AND GERITOL!!!

LOL!

--Sherry Shaw


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St. wrote:
>  Hey Sherry, Happy Birthday honey-bunny!  :o)
> 
>     ~Steve~ 
> 
> 

Thanks!!!

--Sherry Shaw


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stbenge wrote:
> 
> Thanks. For making me feel even more guilty...
>

Hey, I aim to please!

> 
> Do you:
> a) frantically multi-task to the point of getting little done?

Yes.

> b) expect too much of people?

Yes.

> c) frequently assume a task because 'it's not getting done'?

Yes.
> 
> If you answered two out of three, you may be heading for fragmentation. 

Whoa, thank goodness I answered three out of three.  I was afraid I was, 
like, Type A-ing myself to death.

--Sherry Shaw


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nemesis wrote:
> freaks... who isn't?  Happy Birthday!  May you stay with us for a long time!
> 
> 

Thanks!  I'll certainly try!

--Sherry Shaw


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Hey, happy (freaking!) birthday! ;-)

Jim

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Have a happy freaky birthday!   ;oD


-- 
-Nekar Xenos-

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Sherry Shaw wrote:
> I actually got three e-cards
> 

Oh, and I just got another one from my nephew!  I probably shouldn't do 
this, but...

http://www.care2.com/send/pickup/1013-2386-13108-4297

--Sherry Shaw


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Jim Henderson wrote:
> Hey, happy (freaking!) birthday! ;-)
> 
> Jim

(Freaking) thanks!!!

--Sherry Shaw


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Nekar Xenos wrote:
> Have a happy freaky birthday!   ;oD
> 
> 

I freaky will!  Thanks!!!

--Sherry Shaw


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On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 00:03:39 -0600, Sherry Shaw wrote:

> Jim Henderson wrote:
>> Hey, happy (freaking!) birthday! ;-)
>> 
>> Jim
> 
> (Freaking) thanks!!!
> 
> --Sherry Shaw

You're freakin' welcome! ;-)

Jim

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Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 00:03:39 -0600, Sherry Shaw wrote:
> 
>> Jim Henderson wrote:
>>> Hey, happy (freaking!) birthday! ;-)
>>>
>>> Jim
>> (Freaking) thanks!!!
>>
>> --Sherry Shaw
> 
> You're freakin' welcome! ;-)
> 
> Jim

Don't freakin' mention it!

Seriously, you guys have freakin' improved my freakin' birthday 
tremendously!  Thanks and thanks again!

--Sherry Freakin' Shaw


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Gail Shaw wrote:
> "Sherry Shaw" <ten### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
> news:478c3b5e@news.povray.org...
>> So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a
>> freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking
>> Birthday to me.
> 
> Happy birthday
> 
>> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And,
>> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?
> 
> Nah. You're just getting cranky in your old age. *grin* *runs away*

BTW, are you two related?

-- 
...Ben Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com

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stbenge wrote:
> Do you:
> a) frantically multi-task to the point of getting little done?
> b) expect too much of people?
> c) frequently assume a task because 'it's not getting done'?
> 
> If you answered two out of three, you may be heading for fragmentation. 

So you're saying that she needs to be "defragged"?

<ducks and runs>

-- 
...Ben Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com

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Sherry Shaw wrote:
> Sherry Shaw wrote:
>> I actually got three e-cards
>>
> 
> Oh, and I just got another one from my nephew!  I probably shouldn't do 
> this, but...
> 
> http://www.care2.com/send/pickup/1013-2386-13108-4297
> 
> --Sherry Shaw

That's Monty Python, isn't it?  From "The Meaning of Life", the Heaven 
scene?

-- 
...Ben Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com

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Sherry Shaw wrote:
> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.

There's one way to find out... take Andrew on a date! ;)

-- 
...Ben Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com

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Chambers wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
>> Do you:
>> a) frantically multi-task to the point of getting little done?
>> b) expect too much of people?
>> c) frequently assume a task because 'it's not getting done'?
>>
>> If you answered two out of three, you may be heading for fragmentation. 
> 
> So you're saying that she needs to be "defragged"?
> 
> <ducks and runs>

Um, I didn't intend for the conversation to go this direction....

Sam

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Chambers wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
>> Do you:
>> a) frantically multi-task to the point of getting little done?
>> b) expect too much of people?
>> c) frequently assume a task because 'it's not getting done'?
>>
>> If you answered two out of three, you may be heading for fragmentation. 
> 
> So you're saying that she needs to be "defragged"?
> 
> <ducks and runs>
> 

Is that what kids are calling it now days?

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Happy birthday! Should we send cards, or catnip?

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Sherry Shaw <ten### [at] aolcom> wrote:
> So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a
> freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking
> Birthday to me.

Freaking!
You have birthday? Today? At that freaking day?
Hm, then I have to freaking join everbody.
Wish you a freaking, freaking Happy freaking birthday, freakting cat lady!!!!!

> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And,
> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?

no, that's normal, when people reach a freaking new age. ;-)


from freaking too blue-freaking-tree

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> no, that's normal, when people reach a freaking new age. ;-)

no, that's normal, when people reach a freaking new age they become like this.

Lost a freaking half sentence. Might need also some freaking stuff to increase
my freaking concentration.
Oh, I like this freaking "freaking".
Freaking, isn't it?

again from freaking blue-freaking-tree

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"Sherry Shaw" <ten### [at] aolcom> a écrit dans le message de news: 
478c3b5e@news.povray.org...

> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, just 
> possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?

You could consider adopting Andrew next year. You'll need to have him 
neutered of course, and pay the import tax, but as far as pets go he should 
be perfect.

G.

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Chambers wrote:

> BTW, are you two related?

+3

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Sabrina Kilian wrote:

>> So you're saying that she needs to be "defragged"?
> 
> Is that what kids are calling it now days?

Ppppppphaaaahahahahahahaa!! :-D

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Sherry Shaw wrote:

> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, 
> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?

Would you like a hug?

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On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 22:49:24 -0600, Sherry Shaw <ten### [at] aolcom> wrote:

>I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, 
>just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?

A Very Happy Birthday to you, and
A Very Happy Unbirthday to your cats

Regards
	Stephen

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And lo on Tue, 15 Jan 2008 04:49:24 -0000, Sherry Shaw <ten### [at] aolcom>  
did spake, saying:

> Happy Freaking Birthday to me.

<sings> Why was she born so freaking beautiful,
Why was she freaking born at all,
She's no freaking use to anyone,
She's no freaking use at all.

Happy freaking birthday, break out the freaking sherry Sherry.

-- 
Phil Cook

--
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Happy (Belated) Birthday!

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Gilles Tran wrote:

> You could consider adopting Andrew next year. You'll need to have him 
> neutered of course, and pay the import tax, but as far as pets go he should 
> be perfect.
> 
> G.

Neutered? 8| (does that translate well as that bug-eyed shock face I've 
seen on some forums?)

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Sherry Shaw wrote:
> So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a 
> freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking 
> Birthday to me.
> 
> OK, I'm not especially upset.  There are freaking people who have real 
> freaking problems.  (And, sure, I may be one of them, but freaking 
> birthdays are pretty freaking low on the freaking list.)
> 
> And, actually, it's not entirely true.  I actually got three 
> e-cards--one from my sister, one from my freaking Allstate agent, and 
> one from freaking Mensa.  And two of the freaking three can kiss my 
> freaking butt.
> 
> Ya know, I was just reading the freaking POV general board, and there's 
> this freaking person who keeps posting these freaking messages, like, 
> "Oh, I don't know very much about POV, but I can't do this stuff, 
> because I don't know very much about math either" and I keep having this 
> overwhelming desire to respond with something like, "Read the freaking 
> manual," or "Read a freaking math book" or maybe even "Turn your 
> freaking hat around, pull up your freaking pants, and get a freaking 
> job."  Now, that's not my usual freaking reaction to freaking newbies. 
> My usual freaking reaction to freaking newbies is more like, "Oh, hello, 
> I'm the evangelist of POV--bless you, my child--try this."  And even if 
> it's freaking irrelevant, or even freaking wrong, I don't have this 
> freaking desire to slap the freaking crap out of the freaking newbie, 
> and then freaking slap him for freaking crapping.
> 
> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, 
> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?
> 
> All help appreciated!
> 
> --Sherry "Just Wondering" Shaw
> 
> 


You are a freak!

HFP



In a nice polite way ;-)

Tom

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Tom Austin wrote:
> Sherry Shaw wrote:
>> So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a 
>> freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking 
>> Birthday to me.
>>
>> OK, I'm not especially upset.  There are freaking people who have real 
>> freaking problems.  (And, sure, I may be one of them, but freaking 
>> birthdays are pretty freaking low on the freaking list.)
>>
>> And, actually, it's not entirely true.  I actually got three 
>> e-cards--one from my sister, one from my freaking Allstate agent, and 
>> one from freaking Mensa.  And two of the freaking three can kiss my 
>> freaking butt.
>>
>> Ya know, I was just reading the freaking POV general board, and 
>> there's this freaking person who keeps posting these freaking 
>> messages, like, "Oh, I don't know very much about POV, but I can't do 
>> this stuff, because I don't know very much about math either" and I 
>> keep having this overwhelming desire to respond with something like, 
>> "Read the freaking manual," or "Read a freaking math book" or maybe 
>> even "Turn your freaking hat around, pull up your freaking pants, and 
>> get a freaking job."  Now, that's not my usual freaking reaction to 
>> freaking newbies. My usual freaking reaction to freaking newbies is 
>> more like, "Oh, hello, I'm the evangelist of POV--bless you, my 
>> child--try this."  And even if it's freaking irrelevant, or even 
>> freaking wrong, I don't have this freaking desire to slap the freaking 
>> crap out of the freaking newbie, and then freaking slap him for 
>> freaking crapping.
>>
>> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, 
>> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?
>>
>> All help appreciated!
>>
>> --Sherry "Just Wondering" Shaw
>>
>>
> 
> 
> You are a freak!
> 
> HFP
> 
> 
> 
> In a nice polite way ;-)
> 
> Tom


I can't type today

HFB

Tom

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On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 00:11:53 -0600, Sherry Shaw wrote:

> Jim Henderson wrote:
>> On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 00:03:39 -0600, Sherry Shaw wrote:
>> 
>>> Jim Henderson wrote:
>>>> Hey, happy (freaking!) birthday! ;-)
>>>>
>>>> Jim
>>> (Freaking) thanks!!!
>>>
>>> --Sherry Shaw
>> 
>> You're freakin' welcome! ;-)
>> 
>> Jim
> 
> Don't freakin' mention it!
> 
> Seriously, you guys have freakin' improved my freakin' birthday
> tremendously!  Thanks and thanks again!
> 
> --Sherry Freakin' Shaw

<G>

Jim

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"Chambers" <ben### [at] pacificwebguycom> wrote in message
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> BTW, are you two related?

Not that I know of. Shaw is a very common surname in the UK (which is where
my family comes from)

There's one major branch that's english and 2 scottish (I think)

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On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 18:20:39 +0200, "Gail Shaw" <initialsurname@sentech sa dot
com> wrote:

>Shaw is a very common surname in the UK

Shaw's are never common.
Hold your head High :)

Regards
	Stephen

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"Stephen" <mcavoysATaolDOTcom@> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 18:20:39 +0200, "Gail Shaw" <initialsurname@sentech sa
dot
> com> wrote:
>
> >Shaw is a very common surname in the UK
>
> Shaw's are never common.
> Hold your head High :)

Perhaps I should have said widespread? Popular? Numerous?

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On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 19:00:43 +0200, "Gail Shaw" <initialsurname@sentech sa dot
com> wrote:

>Perhaps I should have said widespread? Popular? Numerous?

Perhaps, or just point out that I can't read :)

Regards
	Stephen

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Also a happy birthday from me, freaking or otherwise.

Aside, I think that for us to send you a card we had to know it in 
advance. So don't blame us. ;)

	Andrel

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Sherry Shaw wrote:
> 
> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, 
> just possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?
> 
> 

Go Hang Gliding.  I guarantee it will be cheaper than counseling, and do 
a whole lot more good.

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Tom Galvin wrote:

> Go Hang Gliding.  I guarantee it will be cheaper than counseling, and do 
> a whole lot more good.

...and the Most Random Suggestion of January 2008 Award goes to TG...

._.

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Tom Galvin <tom### [at] impnospamorg> wrote:
> Go Hang Gliding.

  That sentence gets a rather interesting meaning when you think about
the word "Go" as the name of the oriental board game.

-- 
                                                          - Warp

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Invisible wrote:
> Tom Galvin wrote:
> 
>> Go Hang Gliding.  I guarantee it will be cheaper than counseling, and 
>> do a whole lot more good.
> 
> ...and the Most Random Suggestion of January 2008 Award goes to TG...
> 
> ._.
> 

If you've never done it, how can you say that.  My point was, that 
Sherry has a freakin choice.  She can contemplate her navel with the 
assistance of a professional, or freakin live life more deeply.  I could 
just as easily said go freakin skiing.  You know first hand how much of 
a psychological pick me up that can be.  Since I have done both, I chose 
the one that brings the biggest grin, and is safer.

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Tom Galvin wrote:
> Since I have done both, I chose 
> the one that brings the biggest grin, and is safer.


And, And,....If a POVer is going to have a sport, it should be in 3D.

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"Tom Galvin" <tom### [at] impnospamorg> wrote in message 
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> Sherry Shaw wrote:
>>
>> I have this horrible fear that I've become a bitter old woman.  And, just 
>> possibly, a crazy cat lady.  Should I seek counseling?
>>
>>
>
> Go Hang Gliding.  I guarantee it will be cheaper than counseling, and do a 
> whole lot more good.

    Yeah, you craaaazy man...   ;)

       ~Steve~

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>> ...and the Most Random Suggestion of January 2008 Award goes to TG...
>>
>> ._.
>>
> 
> If you've never done it, how can you say that.

Hmm... note to self: humour doesn't really work in plain text...

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Warp wrote:
> Tom Galvin <tom### [at] impnospamorg> wrote:
>> Go Hang Gliding.
> 
>   That sentence gets a rather interesting meaning when you think about
> the word "Go" as the name of the oriental board game.
> 

http://xkcd.com/249/

-- 
   Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
     It's not feature creep if you put it
     at the end and adjust the release date.

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Sherry Shaw wrote:
> So today is the third freaking birthday in a row without so much as a 
> freaking birthday freaking card in the freaking mail.  Happy Freaking 
> Birthday to me.

I know, I'm late, but I'm trying to give you a freakin good 
day-after-birthday-day. That's something no one else did so far, right? ;-)

Happy birthday to you!

Regards,
Tim

-- 
aka "Tim Nikias"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>

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