didnt we use to have a frog town kid running around on here or the press boards?? there is one on craigslist claming to be a poker champ on the east side!! lol he is looking to trad a hair cut for sponsorship!!! lol
Hiya Kiddo! What's mommy doing letting you play with her account? This isn't a place for kids. You might catch me saying poop, butt and booger. Oh yeah one more thing you cutie pie you......
ok so if all gose as planed I wont be on here for a few days! so throw your partys and drink a few for me becasue I wont be drinking this hunt good bye all!! catch you if a few days if not tomorrow!!
ok thats weird...I left the CC threads and went into the mail Able Minds and a link popped up under where it says my expirey date. nevermine my last post.
"He has sponsored a riddle based treasure hunt for 26 years to celebrate the return of his memory garnering as many as 40,000 participants from all over the United States and abroad"
I doubt its our joe....or is it
from a blog....
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Joe Cramer's secret to maintaining sanity
Hello,
My name is Joe Cramer and I am also known as the "Wyoming Riddler." I've written a book called, "Joe's Story: The Book of a Lifetime." I am introducing myself because of the many new visitors to this blog. Welcome! I'm glad you are here. You've picked the day I chose to explain a way that helps me maintain my sanity in a sometimes silly world. Comics! The comic section in the daily newspaper. They help us laugh at ourselves. In the face of our everyday problems and personal quirks the comics let us know that perhaps we take ourselves a bit too seriously at times. I need that reminder.
The family circus: How our children can spread light on almost everything. The world is new to them. We remember our own fascination with the littlest detail.
Peanuts: Some of us get picked on but we survive anyway. The world is filled with people from cute to bossy to dirty and there is nothing like the dog to humble the self absorbed.
Dennis: Yeah, he is a bit naughty but still lovable isn't he? Make us love our own little kids even more.
Baby Blues: The interaction between Dad, Mom and the kids is almost completely believable. Lampooning so many of our parenting skills. Makes us look pretty good and forget our mistakes.
B.C.: A surprise in every frame. You can't read it without thinking about the lesson can you?
Get Fuzzy: A constant barrage of semi political banter that knocks everything from soup to nuts and animals and people.
Garfield: Perfect portrayal of how some of us aren't quite the mainstream when it comes to our grasp of life and love including how to dress.
Hi and Lois: They've been with us a long time and the kids never grew up. We used to read it when we had kids, now we have grand kids and watch our kids deal with them. Helps us realize what it would be if our own really didn't grow up.
Curtis: One of my personal favorites. This kid and his little brother get into such situations and their folks handle them. His folks are saints. Lets us know that parents are really smart. I like that.
Hagar The Horrible: Now this is a real guy's read. This big, macho, provider is lost and confused, just like so many of us guys. Working hard to earn a living and going to the bar to find understanding while his wife sits home waiting. He's clueless when it comes to her needs. A lot of us are like that.
Pickles: A classic look into the lives of older people that have spent the better part of their lives together. Believing that they can guess one another's every move and the surprise that follows the discovery that they really don't know what the other is going to do.
With reading those colorful inserts every day I match them up with the real life situations on the other pages. I choose to read them last. Leaving the paper in a clump while I leave laughing. One more day of sanity..............Love them or leave them The comics are here, begging for your laughter. I do believe this is going to be a great and wonderful day. I already know how to laugh...........Joe
Posted by Joe Cramer at 3:30 AM
maybe i can't laugh at the comics all the time...somedays I do smile...maybe I'll get his book someday...maybe not..
mucky next time you go to Michigan you can do this hunt :wink:
This month's clue:
"After touring the Wyoming parks, in an unusually playful mood I left them behind and placed it. Leaving you to discover part of it together. In Wyoming."
Last month's clue:
"Search West of what appears to be a car for a group of officers. South of a short street that is finished, completely. Don't be afraid to look for help."
The Riddle:
"While riding that flashy new bicycle of mine it was tea time, a small thing but important, infinitely important. I'm sure you will agree that coffee was completely insignificant."
Polar Bear Plunge!
Starts at noon...
name the actress???
this one is easy!!!
2200 JOE!!!!
Its my roommate!!!
where all going to hell and I am driving!!!!
:wink:
        :grin: :eek: :smile: :sillygrin: :litesmile: :sheepish: :wink: :eyeroll: :cool: :pbpt: :goofy:
Hello everybody!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Clue Master!!!!!!!!!!!!
Say Hi to Ali for me -Thanks
:smile: :cool: :pbpt: :goofy:
Whitney
Auntie
now get your own account :smile:
lol!!!!!!! :sillygrin: :frown: :frown: :neutral: :neutral: :sillygrin: :sillygrin: :sillygrin: :sillygrin: :sillygrin: :goofy: :goofy: :coolfrown: :eyeroll: :chagrin: :chagrin: LOL!!!!!!!!! :chagrin: :chagrin: :frown: :frown: lol!!!!!!! :frown: :litesmile: :eek: :grin: :grin: :crying: :lipsealed:
:smile: :smile: MEGAN!!!! hello :smile: :smile:
 :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile:
she wasn't too interested but Im working on her
maybe if she sees the setup first and hopefully its cool
   and once to catch all the pictures plus listening to the music of the
  Statler Brothers.
http://cruzintheavenue.com/DYRT.htm
Fun to watch and listen to.
breathe
now back to work!
than all you need to do is "read new"
"How do I pay my membership?" there is no link to click on or anything and I e-mailed sysop weeksago and didn't get a response. Anyone?
This is strange...
why??
First off his name is joe
2nd off he lost his mind...found it..
3rd..he's famous for writing a hunt.
"He has sponsored a riddle based treasure hunt for 26 years to celebrate the return of his memory garnering as many as 40,000 participants from all over the United States and abroad"
I doubt its our joe....or is it
from a blog....
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Joe Cramer's secret to maintaining sanity
Hello,
My name is Joe Cramer and I am also known as the "Wyoming Riddler." I've written a book called, "Joe's Story: The Book of a Lifetime." I am introducing myself because of the many new visitors to this blog. Welcome! I'm glad you are here. You've picked the day I chose to explain a way that helps me maintain my sanity in a sometimes silly world. Comics! The comic section in the daily newspaper. They help us laugh at ourselves. In the face of our everyday problems and personal quirks the comics let us know that perhaps we take ourselves a bit too seriously at times. I need that reminder.
The family circus: How our children can spread light on almost everything. The world is new to them. We remember our own fascination with the littlest detail.
Peanuts: Some of us get picked on but we survive anyway. The world is filled with people from cute to bossy to dirty and there is nothing like the dog to humble the self absorbed.
Dennis: Yeah, he is a bit naughty but still lovable isn't he? Make us love our own little kids even more.
Baby Blues: The interaction between Dad, Mom and the kids is almost completely believable. Lampooning so many of our parenting skills. Makes us look pretty good and forget our mistakes.
B.C.: A surprise in every frame. You can't read it without thinking about the lesson can you?
Get Fuzzy: A constant barrage of semi political banter that knocks everything from soup to nuts and animals and people.
Garfield: Perfect portrayal of how some of us aren't quite the mainstream when it comes to our grasp of life and love including how to dress.
Hi and Lois: They've been with us a long time and the kids never grew up. We used to read it when we had kids, now we have grand kids and watch our kids deal with them. Helps us realize what it would be if our own really didn't grow up.
Curtis: One of my personal favorites. This kid and his little brother get into such situations and their folks handle them. His folks are saints. Lets us know that parents are really smart. I like that.
Hagar The Horrible: Now this is a real guy's read. This big, macho, provider is lost and confused, just like so many of us guys. Working hard to earn a living and going to the bar to find understanding while his wife sits home waiting. He's clueless when it comes to her needs. A lot of us are like that.
Pickles: A classic look into the lives of older people that have spent the better part of their lives together. Believing that they can guess one another's every move and the surprise that follows the discovery that they really don't know what the other is going to do.
With reading those colorful inserts every day I match them up with the real life situations on the other pages. I choose to read them last. Leaving the paper in a clump while I leave laughing. One more day of sanity..............Love them or leave them The comics are here, begging for your laughter. I do believe this is going to be a great and wonderful day. I already know how to laugh...........Joe
Posted by Joe Cramer at 3:30 AM
maybe i can't laugh at the comics all the time...somedays I do smile...maybe I'll get his book someday...maybe not..
mucky next time you go to Michigan you can do this hunt :wink:
This month's clue:
"After touring the Wyoming parks, in an unusually playful mood I left them behind and placed it. Leaving you to discover part of it together. In Wyoming."
Last month's clue:
"Search West of what appears to be a car for a group of officers. South of a short street that is finished, completely. Don't be afraid to look for help."
The Riddle:
"While riding that flashy new bicycle of mine it was tea time, a small thing but important, infinitely important. I'm sure you will agree that coffee was completely insignificant."