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64 Comments on I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Get Up!
Mandi - I get strange looks from people who ARE deadheads too! I'm an equal opportunity offender! Oh, and I'm a mullet free kind of guy!
Craig: Those aren't deadheads....they're really dead, okay. You are a dying breed.
Cecily - They're dancing bears! Get it right! Pandas are black and white and don't rock out to America's own Grateful Dead. If you get confused listen to the music play......Enjoy!
Craig: Sorry....like it "barely" makes a difference? Linda is the one that mentioned Panda's. But, they're still bears. Have you had this bear fetish long? Something just not right about a grown man with a bear background on his Blog page.
Cecily - Oh it makes a difference! But nice play on words there! I "barely" noticed it at first! And Linda, after all these years as my business partner and friend, should know better. I'll deal with her tomorrow! I'll break into a corny joke fest that'll make her hair hurt!
Craig: I was afraid you would miss it. That why I highlighted it....LOL. Hope you don't make her "unbearable" tomorrow. Okay, I'm moving on from the bear topic.
Linda - I'll bring my passport because I can't guarantee that the jokes won't be flying!
Whoo Hoo! Passport! Road trip! I call shotgun!
ok...that was funny! I must know one thing...how did you create those tomb stones? I want one of my own.
Melissa - Hey Melissa! Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words. Those tombstones were created at www.imagechef.com. I'd love to see what you create.
Craig, thanks for posting this blog. It's funny as heck!! I got such a huge kick out of it that I decided to bookmark it so that I can refer to it in the future when I need a big laugh or a huge mental pick-me-up. I just can't get over it --- I mean the fact that I have access to this commercial again. I haven't seen it in years. I use to laugh my head off watching Mrs. Fletcher lying on the floor and saying, "Help, I've fallen and I can't get up." Oh, it was too hilarious. I guess you can tell this AR newbie has a mildly twisted sense of humor, huh?
Well, anyway, just wanted to say thanks for the great post! I loved it!!!!
Tracy - So glad you dropped on by and enjoyed this blog! I'm guessing by now you've discovered my mind is a little twisted as well! But it's all in good fun......No humans or animals were hurt in the making of this blog!
I'm still laughing......10 minutes later...........eating a pretzel off my belly like an otter......lol........Craig......rflol........you're one funny guy.......(big grin)
Liz - I hope you've pulled yourself together by now! So glad to have made you "rflol"!!!
Craig-I remember when I was a teenager and we had an ice storm here. I saw a lady slip and slide on her butt and I laughed at her. I didn't really mean to, it just came out when I saw her sliding on her butt across the ice. Well, what goes around, comes around. The very same day, I was walking up our steps and I got to the third step and my foot went off the step and I fell off of the steps. I scratched my leg pretty bad and I was sore for a couple of days afterwards. I try my best (I really do) not to laugh at other people when something happens. But you know, there are times that old giggle box will let you down and you just can't help yourself.
Laura - You know it's all fun and games until someone gets poked in the eye......then it's hysterical!!! just kidding of course. Sometimes we just laugh at the wrong times. It's part of life.
Craig-I think the worst place I ever got tickled and couldn't stop giggling was at church many years ago. I was standing beside my cousin and we were sharing a song book and as we were singing, rain started dropping on the song book from the ceiling. I whispered to my cousin as she was singing-drip drop, drip drop and the next thing I knew she was giggling hysterically and naturally it got me started too. No, we didn't get kicked out, but we sure got some wierd looks.
Laura - Perfect example of right laugh, wrong place! I could see that happening!
Laura: I can top that...My Sister and I broke out in hysterical laughter at my Aunt's funeral. Not good...especially when you are sitting in the family section. I tried to cover by acting like I was sobbing. Don't think anyone bought it though. Ahhh....embarrassing moments...gotta love em!