R U an RV Mutant too?

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by CrowdedCampr

Y'all are the best! It's why I got on here yesterday. I thought to myself "I have got to shake this attitude before my family buries me in the backyard..." And then I thought of the mutants. Today I'm using all the ooommmsss, probiotics and likely some late afternoon alcohol to shake this crabby patty moment. Having a jumbo shrimp boil at our camper later to say bye to our friends here. Can't wait to see what our sticks and bricks friends think of good ol' 1-ply when they need to use the bathroom.
In other news, our daughter Morgan finally taught herself how to whistle so every time she woke up in the night she had to whistle the next line of "on top of spaghetti..." The dogs loved it. A 5-year-old Whistling has an added bonus in an RV. That's going in the next blog. Btw- y'all keep talking about little boys and missing them. My dad always said my sister and I acted so rotten we were the sons he always wanted and never had.
Wasn't it tales from Lake Wobegon that said welcome to our hOme where the men are strong, the women beautiful and all our children are above average? Well Canton, Ga (my hometown) boasts it's where the men are men and the women are too. Haha. Yall are the best!

You just reminded me of our flight from California to mainland Japan and then to Okinawa. The flight from CA to JP is around 14 hours. Sitting behind us was a young lad, who happened to be the son of the Sergeant Major sitting in the same row- my next command Sergeant Major, that was in the process of learning how to whistle. Close your eyes, listen to your mind imitating tweet, tweet, tweet, and then imagine 14 hours of it.

And you thought I was annoying!

[Diwizi]

Originally Posted by CrowdedCampr

Y'all are the best! It's why I got on here yesterday. I thought to myself "I have got to shake this attitude before my family buries me in the backyard..." And then I thought of the mutants. Today I'm using all the ooommmsss, probiotics and likely some late afternoon alcohol to shake this crabby patty moment. Having a jumbo shrimp boil at our camper later to say bye to our friends here. Can't wait to see what our sticks and bricks friends think of good ol' 1-ply when they need to use the bathroom.
In other news, our daughter Morgan finally taught herself how to whistle so every time she woke up in the night she had to whistle the next line of "on top of spaghetti..." The dogs loved it. A 5-year-old Whistling has an added bonus in an RV. That's going in the next blog. Btw- y'all keep talking about little boys and missing them. My dad always said my sister and I acted so rotten we were the sons he always wanted and never had.
Wasn't it tales from Lake Wobegon that said welcome to our hOme where the men are strong, the women beautiful and all our children are above average? Well Canton, Ga (my hometown) boasts it's where the men are men and the women are too. Haha. Yall are the best!

And this is the place....... For sure.....
Sue makes the TootsieRoll
Wayne makes a smoothie with whipoed cream vodka
Earlene makes a slippery deliciousness with butterscotch scnapps
Steve does bloody marys.
I just taste test.

Good morning mutANTs....





Diane toftSFM#64....... (The Original Fast Talking Sliding Finger Mutant) and is retired, duh!

[flaggship1]

And for the bacon loving mutants I offer this quick tip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J84JQU71WBc

Good morning mutants. It's looking good in the RGV today. May have to make some bacon. But don't think I will use the oven today.

Be careful out there and have fun!

[MPH]

Originally Posted by Possum

Mel,

I propose a side bet. I bet Florida sinks before Vancouver Island gets hit with the big one. How much are you wanting to wager?

Uhhhhh ... lemme think ....

Nope, I'm betting on Florida sinking first. Let's start a pool, though.

[MPH]

Originally Posted by Diwizi

And this is the place....... For sure.....
Sue makes the TootsieRoll
Wayne makes a smoothie with whipoed cream vodka
Earlene makes a slippery deliciousness with butterscotch scnapps
Steve does bloody marys.
I just taste test.

Good morning mutANTs....





Diane toftSFM#64....... (The Original Fast Talking Sliding Finger Mutant) and is retired, duh!

Add: Mel makes margaritas and, according to Kate, the world's best pina coladas.

[MPH]

Originally Posted by CrowdedCampr

Y'all are the best! It's why I got on here yesterday. I thought to myself "I have got to shake this attitude before my family buries me in the backyard..." And then I thought of the mutants. Today I'm using all the ooommmsss, probiotics and likely some late afternoon alcohol to shake this crabby patty moment. Having a jumbo shrimp boil at our camper later to say bye to our friends here. Can't wait to see what our sticks and bricks friends think of good ol' 1-ply when they need to use the bathroom.
In other news, our daughter Morgan finally taught herself how to whistle so every time she woke up in the night she had to whistle the next line of "on top of spaghetti..." The dogs loved it. A 5-year-old Whistling has an added bonus in an RV. That's going in the next blog. Btw- y'all keep talking about little boys and missing them. My dad always said my sister and I acted so rotten we were the sons he always wanted and never had.
Wasn't it tales from Lake Wobegon that said welcome to our hOme where the men are strong, the women beautiful and all our children are above average? Well Canton, Ga (my hometown) boasts it's where the men are men and the women are too. Haha. Yall are the best!

When I was down in the dumps, recovering from surgery for an open fracture of my right knee cap, this bunch of STMs literally pulled me up out of the doldrums and got me laughing and looking forward to life after surgery. They were my social connection and lifeline for the 2 and 1/2 months I was home-bound. I'm glad you've reconnected with the Mutants. This bunch is always here for you!

Mel

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by MPH

When I was down in the dumps, recovering from surgery for an open fracture of my right knee cap, this bunch of STMs literally pulled me up out of the doldrums and got me laughing and looking forward to life after surgery. They were my social connection and lifeline for the 2 and 1/2 months I was home-bound. I'm glad you've reconnected with the Mutants. This bunch is always here for you!

Mel

And we all the better for it... you are indeed an A #1 Mutant and were missed during last hiatus.

Just wait till you meet this group at GC 1.2 Redux. It will be a Grande Curiosity of the Highest Order!

You lurkers out there... get your RVM number right here. Tell us what your Rainbow Rider - trailer - 5er - tent - doesn't have and you don't miss - declare The Journey is the Destination, the contact HerbandBarb via PM and join us in Hot Springs at Catherine's Landing - this April 15 - 22nd for a Curiosity you'll never forget!

[PushedAround]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

You just reminded me of our flight from California to mainland Japan and then to Okinawa. The flight from CA to JP is around 14 hours. Sitting behind us was a young lad, who happened to be the son of the Sergeant Major sitting in the same row- my next command Sergeant Major, that was in the process of learning how to whistle. Close your eyes, listen to your mind imitating tweet, tweet, tweet, and then imagine 14 hours of it.

And you thought I was annoying!

I guess that threating to choke the beejeeses out of him was out of the question.

[plasma800]

I miss my RV!! I'm having a hard time deciding what to move into next.

OTH, I'm gonna LOVE my new boat

Thinking about pulling this up to Catherines Landing and staying in a YURT.

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by plasma800

I miss my RV!! I'm having a hard time deciding what to move into next.

OTH, I'm gonna LOVE my new boat

Thinking about pulling this up to Catherines Landing and staying in a YURT.

Well if your boat doesn't have some things and you don't miss them, the yurt will. Lol.
Bring it on bubba...

[plasma800]

So I'm having a hard time deciding. Since Andrea and I are in a different place in life.... meaning we still haven't had kids yet, but want to - and we would like to move to our final "raising the kids" house in the next 2 years - makes buying an RV choice difficult.

Even though I have the money to get another class a, the more and more I look at the class c's, or the small A's with bunks... these would most certainly foot the bill, and for less money. The way we RV, spending anything over 100k just seems like money spent that's not needed to be spent.

Tough choices.... heck id rather pay 50k...

Anyone ever own both? Class c vs class a, diesel vs gas? I've only ever had the 40' footer diesel. I won't be living in it, but I would like to hold it for a long time.

[plasma800]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Well if your boat doesn't have some things and you don't miss them, the yurt will. Lol.
Bring it on bubba...

Oh man, Catherines Landing seems like fishing paradise to me! Last time we were there with you guys, I was JONSING for a boat!!

[Possum]

Originally Posted by CrowdedCampr

Wasn't it tales from Lake Wobegon that said welcome to our hOme where the men are strong, the women beautiful and all our children are above average? Well Canton, Ga (my hometown) boasts it's where the men are men and the women are too. Haha. Yall are the best!

Ah the days of whittling on the back porch steps listening to the radio and listening to Keelor et all entertaining us. At one time I had a collection of the "Final Installment" VHS tapes that were fun to watch. Never understood why PBS never pledge trolled with a Prairie Home Companion telethon? Thanks for reminding me.

Originally Posted by okmunky

I had multifocal lens implants installed when the cataracts were removed. One eye is set for distance and near, the other for distance and mid-range (as in computer screen viewing). Only need glasses for the tiny print. So how do I count? Oh, and I have soft contacts that correct my astigmatism, tho I rarely wear them.

If you count like you see probably you'd be great at either all the odds or all the evens.

Originally Posted by Diwizi

And this is the place....... For sure.....
Sue makes the TootsieRoll
Wayne makes a smoothie with whipoed cream vodka
Earlene makes a slippery deliciousness with butterscotch scnapps
Steve does bloody marys.
I just taste test.

Good morning mutANTs




Diane toftSFM#64....... (The Original Fast Talking Sliding Finger Mutant) and is retired, duh!

.... Hmmmmmmmm now there's a job I could aspire too.

Originally Posted by PushedAround

I guess that threating to choke the beejeeses out of him was out of the question.

Nowadays you probably luck into being on an air marshal flight and there's be all heck to pay.

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by plasma800

So I'm having a hard time deciding. Since Andrea and I are in a different place in life.... meaning we still haven't had kids yet, but want to - and we would like to move to our final "raising the kids" house in the next 2 years - makes buying an RV choice difficult.

Even though I have the money to get another class a, the more and more I look at the class c's, or the small A's with bunks... these would most certainly foot the bill, and for less money. The way we RV, spending anything over 100k just seems like money spent that's not needed to be spent.

Tough choices.... heck id rather pay 50k...

Anyone ever own both? Class c vs class a, diesel vs gas? I've only ever had the 40' footer diesel. I won't be living in it, but I would like to hold it for a long time.

Had a class B Airstream Van for 20 years. Whatever works is what's best. They all beat tent camping. And you could about us... we will come visit and act like kids and you won't need to have college funds.. been there done that. We will throw away our shoes and every 5 or six months pretending to outgrow them.. break lamps and stand in front of an open refrigerator for 10 minutes looking... and throw baseball's through the neighbors windows. Lol...

Nothing better than kids buckoo.. and nothing better than RV mutating as a family. A boat is a bonus!