Comments on: 99 Bottles of Sauce on the Wall http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/ The world is vast; why do you don your apron and rise at the rap of a gavel? Sat, 26 Dec 2009 17:53:23 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Barbie http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-8230 Barbie Mon, 10 Nov 2008 15:38:37 +0000 http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-8230 Good words. Good words.

]]> By: Tom Accuosti http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-345 Tom Accuosti Mon, 26 Feb 2007 22:44:20 +0000 http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-345 I've had a number of problems replying to posts on Typepad accounts. In fact, now that I think about it, I might have a opened a free Typepad account, just to comment, but I can't remember. There is some irony in that you and I both have MySpace accounts, and can't stand it. I've mentioned elsewhere that the only reason I started one is to be able to comment on the MS pages of some family and friends. I do, however, use Live Journal. It's not as, um, intuitive to use as some other interfaces, but after a while you kind of get the hang of it. I sort of like it, but I keep changing themes, and that means I have to keep tweaking the settings. I'm not sure why I use it, since nobody I know has LJ. A bit of snobbery, perhaps? And at 48, my beard <b>should</b> look distinguished! It's a disguise, though, since I don't exactly act my age. I’ve had a number of problems replying to posts on Typepad accounts. In fact, now that I think about it, I might have a opened a free Typepad account, just to comment, but I can’t remember.

There is some irony in that you and I both have MySpace accounts, and can’t stand it. I’ve mentioned elsewhere that the only reason I started one is to be able to comment on the MS pages of some family and friends. I do, however, use Live Journal. It’s not as, um, intuitive to use as some other interfaces, but after a while you kind of get the hang of it. I sort of like it, but I keep changing themes, and that means I have to keep tweaking the settings. I’m not sure why I use it, since nobody I know has LJ. A bit of snobbery, perhaps?

And at 48, my beard should look distinguished! It’s a disguise, though, since I don’t exactly act my age.

]]> By: PatrickKelley http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-344 PatrickKelley Mon, 26 Feb 2007 03:11:07 +0000 http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-344 Yeah I meant to say, it's really a nice looking blog now. Wordpress has more of a pro look to it, but I'm just wary of moving, with my luck I'd end up losing everything. One thing I hate is Typepad. They have a good look and all, but you always have to register and half the time when I register to make a comment it tells me I'm doing something wrong. I registered to comment on one blog, then went straight to another Typepad blog and typed in the exact same thing and was told it was wrong. It's really a piece of shit, and aggravating as all hell. Don't even get me going on LiveJournal or MySpace grrrrr. One of my best friends is on a LiveJournal blog and I haven't been to her blog in months because it's so aggravating, and I even have it on my blogroll (it's called Journal of A Deranged Mind, or something like that). Anyway, your beard actually looks quite good, actually quite distinquished. Everytime I try to grow a beard I end up looking like shit. Oh well. Yeah I meant to say, it’s really a nice looking blog now. WordPress has more of a pro look to it, but I’m just wary of moving, with my luck I’d end up losing everything.

One thing I hate is Typepad. They have a good look and all, but you always have to register and half the time when I register to make a comment it tells me I’m doing something wrong. I registered to comment on one blog, then went straight to another Typepad blog and typed in the exact same thing and was told it was wrong. It’s really a piece of shit, and aggravating as all hell.

Don’t even get me going on LiveJournal or MySpace grrrrr. One of my best friends is on a LiveJournal blog and I haven’t been to her blog in months because it’s so aggravating, and I even have it on my blogroll (it’s called Journal of A Deranged Mind, or something like that).

Anyway, your beard actually looks quite good, actually quite distinquished. Everytime I try to grow a beard I end up looking like shit. Oh well.

]]> By: Tom Accuosti http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-342 Tom Accuosti Fri, 23 Feb 2007 16:19:12 +0000 http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-342 PT, I started turning grey early; back in high school I developed a grey streak in my hair, and it's been downhill ever since. You'd think that my beard would be red after all that sauce, but the <i>real</i> problem was that I smelled like an Italian restaurant for the rest of the week. In the summer, I help the church cook up hot dogs and burgers for the annual picnic. Every year I wash grease out of my hair for the next three days. Our lodge has a sandwich booth for the <a href="http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2006/10/03/apple-fest-pics-from-week-1/" rel="nofollow">Apple Harvest Festival,</a> and until last year we used to slice the onions in a machine. I don't cry for onions, so I usually end up slicing. No matter how much I shower afterwards, I smell like onions for two weeks. Oh, and thanks for stopping by the new place. I'm moving away from Blogger, and I'm really enjoying WordPress. Some great features here; and although there's not much of a Freemason community yet, it's starting to grow. PT, I started turning grey early; back in high school I developed a grey streak in my hair, and it’s been downhill ever since. You’d think that my beard would be red after all that sauce, but the real problem was that I smelled like an Italian restaurant for the rest of the week.

In the summer, I help the church cook up hot dogs and burgers for the annual picnic. Every year I wash grease out of my hair for the next three days.

Our lodge has a sandwich booth for the Apple Harvest Festival, and until last year we used to slice the onions in a machine. I don’t cry for onions, so I usually end up slicing. No matter how much I shower afterwards, I smell like onions for two weeks.

Oh, and thanks for stopping by the new place. I’m moving away from Blogger, and I’m really enjoying WordPress. Some great features here; and although there’s not much of a Freemason community yet, it’s starting to grow.

]]> By: PatrickKelley http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-341 PatrickKelley Fri, 23 Feb 2007 15:46:44 +0000 http://masonictao.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/99-bottles-of-sauce-on-the-wall/#comment-341 If that's you in the picture, I have to ask, what color is your beard now? Have you perhaps noticed a reddish tinge? If that’s you in the picture, I have to ask, what color is your beard now? Have you perhaps noticed a reddish tinge?

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