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Joined: 3/12/2007

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Summer Peach Ice Tea Posted: 7/4/2007 9:43:43 AM
I try to think up new recipes at the bar sometimes. This is my version of your peach ice tea---lot like a Long Island Ice Tea, but using Peach Schnapps instead of the Tequila---we only stock the golden tequila and can really throw the great taste of the original LIIT libation unless you know how much not to put in (which is usually all 5 liquors of equal pouring). Georgia Peach Ice Tea: Equal 1/2 shots (okay I use a BIGGG glass and put in full shots) of each: Vodka, rum, gin, peach schnapps and triple sec. Add sour mix and add splash of cola for color--to make it look like real ice tea *unspiked that is. Personally, sour mix makes my tummy hurt, so I will either substitute some cranberry juice and 7up type of soda for a fruitier taste or lemonade or club soda with lime. It all depends on my mood. Try one or all versions. Bet you could even add some fruit to the mix to make it better!It's summer-this would also be a great blender drink! Yum!

Joined: 3/12/2007

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error messages-help! Posted: 6/3/2007 11:28:22 AM
I know the power supply going has nothing to do with a virus. Not blaming the virus==just giving a history of why my other programs were wiped off. When Quark comes up everything seems okay until I try to open an existing or just a new (with nothing on it) document. It tells me its sending an error message to (I believe) Quark.com itself. Or so I think. This particular program is the only thing running-absolutely nothing else except whatever it takes to run the actual computer only. With 512 ram memory, it shouldn't be doing this, as I have gone into my control panel and chose to have the computer run on whatever is best for performance, so...... I just don't get it. I'm just thinking if the power it takes just to run the computer itself is wantant (SP?), could this jeopardize running a program that takes up 1/2 of the memory needed to run itself?

Joined: 3/12/2007

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error messages-help! Posted: 5/30/2007 3:59:21 PM
Thanks! I'm going to try what you suggest. The error report says it's in my Temp file, though; does that make it something different? I understand what your're saying about what it is and it's purpose--makes sense--the location is different or is it? Also---what about those annoying security alerts? And (sorry for being a bugger, but..) I have 512 memory with 467 mghz; why can't I use it? I understand I can't run too many programs all at once, but it won't even let me run Quark 7.0 and that only takes around 250 mb to run. Could that be the power supply interfering with the computer's performance? Thanks again!!!!!! Betty

Joined: 3/12/2007

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error messages-help! Posted: 5/30/2007 8:10:54 AM
I realize my power supply is starting to go on my Sony Vaio, but I'm not sure if it's due to viruses or what. Can someone offer some advise on a few things? 1. get a message that the jusched.exe file needs to close---huh? 2. even though I have disabled the security alert, I still seem to get messages about warning me about almost every website I get on--certificate is either valid but not updated or whatever 3. sometimes get an "out of memory" message. I had a guy come by and he not only supposedly wiped out most of the viruses on my computer, but all my Microsoft Works, etc! Could he have inadvertently wiped out some really vital files? Should I just get a new one? I'm stumped. This is bad--trying to graphic design (freelancing) and I can't use any of my programs because now the 'puter won't let me use any memory! Thanks for anything you have to offer.

Joined: 3/12/2007

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why are you on here? Posted: 4/11/2007 5:38:50 PM
Gee, I guess your attitude about all this---if a girl is waiting 3 weeks she's playing games is too long for someone like you. Too bad. We all have our own reasons we wait; perhaps you're just one of them that is out for the lay only. When two people decide to further the relationship with sex, I would hope it's mutual. Did you notice I used the word TWO? The other woman card? Grow up. Playing games yourself?

Joined: 3/12/2007

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What do I need to do? Posted: 4/4/2007 2:40:20 PM
I have to agree with Sunny Texas. Seems like you have a lot to offer, so why not venture out? Sell those houses (or rent them out for now for a trial period) and just start over someplace you like. Ah, adventure-women like that in a guy ! With that kind of attitude it shouldn't take long to find someone. You're still young enough to make a few mistakes along the way and be able to recover. At your tender age, obviously you have your sh*t together, so go forth young man! What's to lose?

Joined: 3/12/2007

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Stretch Marks .... Posted: 3/24/2007 9:59:11 AM
It's refreshing to hear so many guys out there saying it doesn't matter. If you have stretch marks, there's not much you can do to completely eliminate them. If both of you are concentrating on the situation and not something you can't change, then there should't be an issue. Unless you're with Smjle-sorry, but there are bigger and better things in life to worry about. Certainly not a turn on--noone's perfect. Learn to love what you have to offer on the inside and the outside shouldn't matter (well, hopefully)

Joined: 3/12/2007

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Ladies: Please review my profile Posted: 3/24/2007 9:29:40 AM
Hi GP Gent. Looked at your profile and only found a couple of things that I guess would have made me uncomfortable. First of all, couldn't you have cropped that pic with whomever that was? Looks like an ex--which is okay, but how do we know that? Just remove or crop. And... could your marital status have something to do with it? I shy away from those types-not because it doesn't mean it isn't over, but been in situations when the old "I don't want him, but you can't either" takes place. That's all. Good luck with your fishin'

Joined: 3/12/2007

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women on this site are kidding themselves Posted: 3/21/2007 8:20:34 AM
I agree, Angel. But having some compromise just might surprise you. I like to think I'm looking for that "almost" perfect guy for me, not the perfect guy.

Joined: 3/12/2007

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Do You Men Read Our Whole Profiles? Posted: 3/21/2007 8:07:03 AM
I agree with you Vixen. Just got through with a guy that posted exactly what he wouldn't do on a date--ice fishing (I know, but I'll prove this point in a minute) or that he doesn't have a Harley. Big deal, but he kept wanting me to post a pic--my profile specifically said I ride a motorcycle and liked guys that did because it was something to have in common and I loved the outdoors--fishing was one thing. He somehow "ignored" those facts and when I called him on it, he became angry and wrote me back in a nasty tone. His error=my chastizing. Oh well. Does anyone remember all the profiles we've read? What I've done is if someone looks like a good match, I put them on my favorites list and go through that later, sometimes weeding that out. Works for me.

Joined: 3/12/2007

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Come here go away. Posted: 3/21/2007 7:50:16 AM
I agree with you Ikusa. And just what Frau Blucher said, the relationship between men and women IS in transition. Look at our parents and their perspective roles we witnessed growing up. It's so different, sometimes due to financial reasons, sometimes due to other reasons. Can't wait to see my grandson's generation and how they handle this. That woman with the chip on her shoulder was me a long time ago--I had an abusive husband that I became someone I was not when I was with him. I was allowed to grow up, with whatever independence was in me. His abusive ways made me cower(or did I make me cower?) When I found the courage to leave him, no man was good. I had that chip. I also found it extremely difficult to act like a lady any decent guy would truly want to be with. I had to find my way back to me first. Sure, now I think I'm figuring it out (do we ever?). I've been basically alone now for 7 years. My last relationship ended abruptly and took everyone else for a loop, never mind me. I got smart and took out 2 years to get back to me so I could go forward without that chip on my shoulder. So, independence is mine again. A good thing or a bad thing? There are a lot of guys out there that love that, some guys that are intimidated by it and some that are clueless-and it has nothing to do with any woman knowing what she wants. I say I don't need a man, but I'd like one. Just like Ikusa said, it's why we are all here, wanting to share our pleasures, our pains with SOMEONE, right? If someone can't handle your independent nature, then fine. Move on. Someone will eventually, and if not, so be it. Either you need to do some "inside" work or wait. Go fish!

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