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Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 6:30 am
by Big Wallaby
I am with ktulu on that one. I am so glad that other people here cover that. Keeping up with the welcomes almost seems to be too much sometimes. I mean, really, when the Marsupial Welcoming Committee doesn't get to a welcome for two pages, that is entirely too long.
Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 10:30 am
by DonutGoddess
It's ok if you forget my birthday(in Aug) because I'd like to forget it too!
Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 11:52 pm
by lady ulrike
Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone. Sorry for the late reply, but I've been computerless, but thanks to our fearless leader, I have a computer again. I'm so not going to try and catch up on everything, so if I seem out of the loop, it's cause I am. :)
And, Wallaby, my family was good to me as a child, I only got combined presents if they were really big ones. It probably helps that I'm not the only family member with a Christmas Eve birthday.
Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 9:52 am
by BRWombat
Big Wallaby wrote:I am with ktulu on that one. I am so glad that other people here cover that. Keeping up with the welcomes almost seems to be too much sometimes. I mean, really, when the Marsupial Welcoming Committee doesn't get to a welcome for two pages, that is entirely too long.
The other half of the MWC is in total agreement -- I wish I could be on here daily, but lately it's not possible. I catch some people's birthdays on time but then miss others, so I more often just don't post in this thread.
That having been said,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DISNEYMOM! 
And a very happy birthday to everyone else, eventually.

Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 11:55 am
by Mayonnaise
OH CRAP... I'm Behind.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO EVERYONE I'VE MISSED!!!![/font]
8^)
Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 3:19 pm
by February
Happy B-day DISNEYMOM!!! (even if I am a little late I hope it still counts!) Thank you for being such a wonderful person and a treasure. As a thing of beauty (well not a 'thing', well, you know what I mean!) you are a joy forever.
love you muchly!
bru
Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 11:55 pm
by DisneyMom
BRWombat wrote:The other half of the MWC is in total agreement -- I wish I could be on here daily, but lately it's not possible. I catch some people's birthdays on time but then miss others, so I more often just don't post in this thread.
That having been said,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DISNEYMOM! 
And a very happy birthday to everyone else, eventually.
February wrote:Happy B-day DISNEYMOM!!! (even if I am a little late I hope it still counts!) Thank you for being such a wonderful person and a treasure. As a thing of beauty (well not a 'thing', well, you know what I mean!) you are a joy forever.
love you muchly!
bru
Awwww, so nice! :) Thanks, you guys and gals!!!!!
Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2012 1:38 pm
by darph nader

to Stephen Hawking. 70 today. Not bad for a guy who was predicted to be gone over 40 years ago.
Keep us intrigued for many more years.

Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2012 2:12 pm
by DisneyMom
darph nader wrote: 
to Stephen Hawking. 70 today. Not bad for a guy who was predicted to be gone over 40 years ago.
Keep us intrigued for many more years.
He is Awesome! :)
Think it is Elvis's BDay, too. I think I'll have a Deep-Fried Pnut Butter and Banana Sandwich in his honor :elvis:
Re: The Birthday Thread
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 12:12 am
by Big Wallaby
Stephen Hawking, a man who has created more theories about complex things in space than anyone else living or past, who could figure his way out of a wormhole, who uses a language system that turns the clicks in his cheeks into sentences that astound the world, I am fairly sure he actually knows how to make a warp core real. Hawking has one phenomena he can't figure out; this one phenomena in the universe perplexes him because it is too complex.
[spoiler]Women.[/spoiler]