Happy Birthday, Timber!!!

Wow!
this explains a lot.

Happy birthday timber!

[size=7]Setanta's birthday was just a few days ago. Their similar levels of gift of gab begins to make sense. [/size]

Happy Birthday, Timber.

I shall take a wee nip o' Scotch this evening in your honor -- and I thank ye fer the excuse.

Happy Birthday, Timber. I hope your day was spectacular.

Well, happy Birthday Pueo, and thanks to all who wish me the same ... despite my politics, I'm sure :wink:

Yeah, its shapin' into a pretty nice day; clear and bright, a little cool out (a bit below freezing), but calm, and there's a little fresh snow cover. We're going out to dinner tonight with some freinds, then headed back home for a little movie-watching.

Hope everyone else has a great day too, whatever their politics


(edited to add a doubly belated Happy Birthday to Setanta)

Sounds like a fine B-day plan! I add my good wishes to all the rest --

Happy Birthday Timber, Pueo, and, belatedly, Setanta!

Happy birthday Timber!

Happy birthday pueo!

Happy birthday, you old curmudgeon

Happy birthday to pueo and Setanta, too.

Happy Birthday, Swimpy!

(I've been drinking quite heavily and might not fully understand this thread, so, please, bear with me)

and a poem in honour of the day

The Duck
by Odgen Nash

Behold the duck.
It does not cluck.
A cluck it lacks.
It quacks.
It is specially fond
Of a puddle or pond.
When it dines or sups,
It bottoms ups.

Happy belated Setanta :-D

Setanta too? Happy bday, and many more to come.

A birthday hug to Timber, a toast to Pueo, and belated candlelighting for Setanta. I'm glad to know all of you.

thanks and mahalo nui loa.

mine was on the 10th

D'oh - happy bday boss!

Um, Thanks Gus. Happy birthday to you, too.

Dang nab it! How did you know it was my birthday?
Say, Swimpy, as long as you're here I have a comment for you. You mentioned you lived in Dubuque, Iowa, if I remember correctly.

I believe I was there a few years back. If it is indeed the city I am thinking of, that's quite a beautiful place. Of course the weather the day I was there was perfect, sunny, no breeze, 72 degrees, everything crystal clear. An Indian Summer day.

There was some kind of trolley that went up this hill to some private homes. I went to the top of that, checked out the view, later walked around town for a bit. Quite an enjoyable day. Nice place.

Just thought I'd pass that along.

Gus, Do you mean to tell me you were here in my very own hometown? I'm not worthy! The trolley you described is the Fourth Street Elevator.

Yep, that's the place. Sure has changed over the years, hasn't it?

Yea, it's not 5 cents anymore. I think it's $1.50 now.