Me...can I have another Corona. That first one was pretty good!

Corona's are my drink of choice. Gotta have it with just the right amount of lime and salt.

All depends on who is asking!

I had to edit it to add the little wink wink and smile, just so I didn't come off as a scum bag!

Define "single".

sin·gle ( P ) Pronunciation Key (snggl)
adj.
Not accompanied by another or others; solitary.

Consisting of one part, aspect, or section: a single thickness; a single serving.
Having the same application for all; uniform: a single moral code for all.
Consisting of one in number: She had but a single thought, which was to escape.
Not divided; unbroken: a single slab of ice.

Separate from others; individual and distinct: Every single child will receive a gift.
Having individual opponents; involving two individuals only: single combat.

Honest; undisguised: a single adoration.
Wholly attentive: You must judge the contest with a single eye.
Designed to accommodate one person: a single bed.

Unmarried.
Lacking a partner: a single parent.
Relating to the unmarried state: enjoys the single life.
Of or relating to celibacy.
Botany. Having only one rank or row of petals: a single flower.

n.
One that is separate and individual.
An accommodation for one person, as in a hotel.

An unmarried person.
singles Unmarried persons considered as a group: a bar for singles.
A one-dollar bill.

A phonograph record, especially a forty-five, having one song on each side.
A song on one of these sides.
A song, often from a full-length album or compact disk, that is released for airplay.
Baseball. A hit by which a batter reaches first base safely; a one-base hit.
Sports.
A hit for one run in cricket.
A golf match between two players.
A tennis or badminton match between two players. Often used in the plural.
singles A competition in which individuals compete against each other, as in rowing or figure skating.

Include me in the single crowd!!

Okay, Saphire called me on it....count me in, too.

well, based on the defination I gave (I got it from Webster's online), I'm in the single crowd as well.

Not sure when Saphire came aboard, but I can already tell she belongs in Cleabatsu's!

I kinda started yesterday. I used bol for awhile just to read, then I decided to register. If you don't mind me asking, what is Cleabatsu's?

Before the Watercooler existed, there was a regualr thread in the main forum usually called Friday Frivolity.

A bar was the setting, and the two posters who started it up were Mr. Clean and Z (who went by the poster name of Zaibatsu then) ... Cleabatsu's.

became the Friday virtual hangout with olive throwing, naked baserunning, bar dancing and evolved into a chi0-chi place with massage chairs, hot tubs, etc.

Sounds fun. I good massage in a high powered chair, sounds good about now.

Yeah, I haven't heard from Mr. Clean in a while. A few weeks back you will recall that he made a brief appearance to reopen the bar and attempt to regain a little bit of the old fun. But like a reunion episode of a great sit-com, it just did not quite live up to the old days. You just can't go back again?

Speaking of sit-com reunions, did anyone catch the Happy Days reunion? Did you notice the conspicuous absence of Al (actor: Al Molinaro)? He is still alive and kicking at age 86 and until recently was doing commercial voiceovers for On-cor Frozen Foods (now it is Richard Kind, so maybe he is ill), but he was only briefly shown and from what I saw, he was never mentioned.

Are there some Unhappy Days? Does anyone know the scoop? How's that for good bar conversation?

Z - I tried to tape it, but didn't realize it was on for 2 hours and only got the first one. Actually, although it was fun to watch, that was probably long enough.

Is Pat Morita (spelling?) still alive. Remember - he played Arnold.

I thought it was a great show - I think Al Molinaro is very sick and/or senile, but Pat Morita was on at the end. the only part I did not like is when they brought on the two actors who played Chuck (the older brother) who were in just the very first couple episodes - that was awkward.

I watched the first half hour. I didn't ever watch the show, so it seemed a bit wierd to watch it, not to mention I wanted to watch Joey. It is a comical show. It's kinda neat to see how people change over the years.

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It's kinda neat to see how people change over the years.

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The hub bub around our literal watercooler was that time has not been kind to Joanie. Observations from those that watched?