Chat-A-Thon Thread

[TooCouponCrazy]

Brrr, that's way to cold.

Have a great weekend everyone.

[Natalka]

Happy Caturday!

[Natalka]

Happy Sunday!

[heartgirl99]

[Natalka]

[LuvToUseCoupons]

Hi All,
Happy Monday....
Yes, I really do mean HAPPY Monday.
The 1st snow fall is here....
It's a winter wonderland outside.
I love it.
Have a great day all.

[Lynn49]

Hello, all...winter stupid wonderland here, too....grrrr...I guess it's all here to stay. Not doing much today, my stitches come out tomorrow, then on with the healing. Hubby's confident: he's asked me to book a flight to Washington DC for us in the spring, so I'm working on getting there for the cherry blossom festival events, and I want to see the parade, so we'll need to book seats in the stands for that, too...I hope I'm walking well enough to enjoy it all by then!

Stay warm everyone!!!!

[electric_viking]

Hooray to the first significant snowfall.
Boo to all the idiots who don't know how to drive appropriately.

[padyofurniture]

[heartgirl99]

Every year a bunch of neo-Nazis march through the German village of Wunsiedel to the former gravesite of Adolf Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess.

This year, the town decided to do something about their Nazi problem by letting them continue to march, while at the same time, collecting money for an anti-Nazi group called EXIT-Germany.

For every meter they marched, local businesses agreed to donate money to the organization, and by the end of the day, they had raised about $12,500. The Nazis didn't know about the fundraiser until they saw signs along the route encouraging them and reporting on their progress.

You can watch video above (in German with English subtitles) - produced by the group who organized the event, "Right-wing Extremists Against Right-wing Extremists."

[Darth Penguin]

Every year a bunch of neo-Nazis march through the German village of Wunsiedel to the former gravesite of Adolf Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess.

This year, the town decided to do something about their Nazi problem by letting them continue to march, while at the same time, collecting money for an anti-Nazi group called EXIT-Germany.

For every meter they marched, local businesses agreed to donate money to the organization, and by the end of the day, they had raised about $12,500. The Nazis didn't know about the fundraiser until they saw signs along the route encouraging them and reporting on their progress.

You can watch video above (in German with English subtitles) - produced by the group who organized the event, "Right-wing Extremists Against Right-wing Extremists."

That warms my evil dark heart..

[heartgirl99]

brrrr! it's a cold wind out there this morning!

[Natalka]

[Lynn49]

Quick good morning! Off to get my stitches out near my knee, and hoping it brings some relief.
Now hopefully marching (okay, not marching) forward to a full recovery, walking by Christmas!!
Have a lovely day, everyone!!

[Natalka]

Hope it goes well for you, Lynn!