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 Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
It was a long weekend, a longer Monday, and I was in a poor mood due to both. My apologies to all, I'm not usually that disruptive.
No worries. To quote Hannah Montana, "Everybody has those days." (And yes, I know what a dork I am for quoting Hannah Montana ). We've all been there, and most of us are likely to go back at some point.
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 Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall
No worries. To quote Hannah Montana, "Everybody has those days." (And yes, I know what a dork I am for quoting Hannah Montana  ). We've all been there, and most of us are likely to go back at some point.
Wait a minute, Who say, who say I can't be a dweeb? I say, I say!
Seriously, I thought from your posts you were a struggling college student enjoying the single life (after a Navy stint), how in the he!! do you pull Hannah Montana out of that? In my most bored moments in college (many years ago) I can't imaging watching HM unless I had kids to force/encourage me.
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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 Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
Seriously, I thought from your posts you were a struggling college student enjoying the single life (after a Navy stint), how in the he!! do you pull Hannah Montana out of that?
I had no idea anyone was paying that close attention. Indeed, sir, you have identified me most exceedingly precisely. But, er, you have missed one essential fact. I have never entirely grown up, despite my age, and as a consequence, I love the Disney Channel exceedingly well.
Indeed, my humble television set, here in the dorm, is rarely tuned to but three channels... Disney, History, and Science Fiction.
I have seen much in my time of violence, of unkindness, and of all those ills which are the estate of man. I find it refreshing to watch shows which are innocent and pure, as indeed are those of the Disney Channel.
And I have been reading Jane Austin, so please excuse my stilted language. I do find that it comes on when reading her, or Anthony Trollope, or even Mr. P. G. Wodehouse.
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 Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall
...or even Mr. P. G. Wodehouse.
Another Wooster and Jeeves fan! Tally Ho and all that!
Cheers
Jamie
-See it there, a white plume
Over the battle - A diamond in the ash
Of the ultimate combustion-My panache
Edmond Rostand
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 Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall
I had no idea anyone was paying that close attention. Indeed, sir, you have identified me most exceedingly precisely...
See what too much reading of this forum does to you? You develop out a mental picture and profile of others without ever realizing it. Or maybe that's just me. I remember almost everything I read and the CPU thats my brain can't help organizing and correlating the info.
 Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall
...But, er, you have missed one essential fact. I have never entirely grown up, despite my age, and as a consequence, I love the Disney Channel exceedingly well...
Well that I can understand. My own mantra is that growing old (or older) is mandatory, but growing up is optional and I am not interested in that option! I too enjoy the shows on Disney, but am not sure I would have stumbled across them but for my daughters. Raven and Suite Life are other favorites of mine.
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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