Question of the Day

[cchase]

Originally Posted by Mrs. westcoaststrokin

WHAT IS YOUR SECRET GROOMING OR HYGIENE HABIT TO ENSURE YOUR PERSONAL COMFORT?

To make sure I dont have any dingle barries....

but seriously, clean nails, girls dont like guys with dirty nails... and I work on equipment and in dirt all day... so my nails are cut very short all the time

[Hamiltonbuilt]

Originally Posted by cchase

To make sure I dont have any dingle barries....

but seriously, clean nails, girls dont like guys with dirty nails... and I work on equipment and in dirt all day... so my nails are cut very short all the time

I dry off the same way every shower. and shower the same way every time. Routine.

[Tyler]

Clean shave. I look stupid with a mustache

[Banshee34]

Originally Posted by Mrs. westcoaststrokin

WHAT IS YOUR SECRET GROOMING OR HYGIENE HABIT TO ENSURE YOUR PERSONAL COMFORT?

Have to brush teeth!

[Curlysue]

Originally Posted by Banshee34

Have to brush teeth!

Yes! I don't think the guy who sits next to me in government ever brushes his teeth. They're yellow and fuzzy :O

[bockhold]

Originally Posted by Curlysue

Yes! I don't think the guy who sits next to me in government ever brushes his teeth. They're yellow and fuzzy :O

[Mrs. westcoaststrokin]

Originally Posted by Banshee34

Have to brush teeth!

AGREED!! There have been times that while on road trips I make sure Josh stopped at a gas station just so I could brush my teeth while we were stopped. Usually have a toothbrush and paste in my car......

[Mrs. westcoaststrokin]

First and foremost, you should know that in Rochester, New York, there is the National Toy Museum and Hall of Fame. Each year the museum inducts a limited number of toys to be honored based on a number of factors, but one of the key criterion is longevity… you know, a toy with staying power, not a quick fad. With that, some of the toys that have already earned a spot include Mr. Potato Head, marbles, the bicycle, Atari 2600 games and Crayola crayons. This years inductees include the skateboard, the baby doll and… the stick. Before you start racking your brain trying to remember a toy called ‘the stick’, you should know that we’re just talking about a plain old stick, a former branch, dead wood. It might sound ridiculous, but the stick, in the hands of a child is not a stick; it’s a fishing rod, an oar, a rifle, a guitar, a microphone, a telescope, a flag pole, a magic wand, or a sword. The stick isn’t the only non- toy in the Toy Hall of Fame. In 2005, the cardboard box was inducted, praised as an all- purpose, no- cost recreational tool. They’ve got a point. What kid hasn’t used a box as a lifeboat or a car or a house or whatever? And hell, sometimes sticks and boxes were better than the toys our parents bought us. Anyway, all of this leads to today’s Fantasy Question: WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE NON- TOY TOY, WHAT TOY DID YOUR PARENTS ALMOST GET RIGHT (BUT DIDN’T) AND WHAT TOY WOULD YOU NOMINATE FOR THE TOY HALL OF FAME?

I would go with the cushion set we had, a cabbage patch doll that my mom had made for me, and the rubber bouncy ball.

[colberjs]

Sheets and blankets. When we were kids we would use chairs, bunkbeds, and any other furniture we had along with sheets and blankets and we would build "forts". Good times!!

[Curlysue]

Originally Posted by Mrs. westcoaststrokin

I would go with the cushion set we had, a cabbage patch doll that my mom had made for me, and the rubber bouncy ball.

Hmmmmm.......I'm not sure about the other two, but I definitely agree that the bouncy ball should be in the hall of fame!