MCF Members Blog: Friday December 24, 2010
#1
12-23-2010, 11:29 PM
MCF Members Blog: Friday December 24, 2010
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Friday, December 24, 2010
What are you doing Today ?
Have you been `naughty or nice ?
* Members, tell us about yourself, your hobbie's, pets, kids,
home town, pictures of your other cars, truck's, bikes etc.
* Make a post & say`Hi
Let us know that you checked in today `OK
What are you doing Today ?
Have you been `naughty or nice ?
* Members, tell us about yourself, your hobbie's, pets, kids,
home town, pictures of your other cars, truck's, bikes etc.
* Make a post & say`Hi
Let us know that you checked in today `OK
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December 2010
Monte of the Month
Monte of the Month
`Winner's 
Members: Montelicious & ChibiBlackSheep
Tie for 1st Place
^ Congratulations Lisa ~
~ Congratulations Mike ^
Members: Montelicious & ChibiBlackSheep
Tie for 1st Place
^ Congratulations Lisa ~
~ Congratulations Mike ^
#3
12-24-2010, 04:21 AM
Member's,
Please send your donations to the Kid$pace Auto Fund 4 `Fun
Thank You
LeBlanc Mirabeau
Please send your donations to the Kid$pace Auto Fund 4 `Fun
Thank You
LeBlanc Mirabeau
MSRP: $728,000
Specs: The mid-engine Mirabeau is designed to fulfill all FIA/Le Mans standards to drive the car in LeMans, but it is also street legal. It has a V8 supercharged engine with 700 bhp and 850 Nm of torque. The body and frame are made of carbon fiber, with a 6-speed transmission and a top speed of 370 km/hour. Automatic gear shifting costs an additional 52,000 euro; leather interior and other creature comforts cost extra.
From the World most Expensive Car Thread,
& then there are people starving on our `Planet.
Are cars easier 2 love then people ?
?
Specs: The mid-engine Mirabeau is designed to fulfill all FIA/Le Mans standards to drive the car in LeMans, but it is also street legal. It has a V8 supercharged engine with 700 bhp and 850 Nm of torque. The body and frame are made of carbon fiber, with a 6-speed transmission and a top speed of 370 km/hour. Automatic gear shifting costs an additional 52,000 euro; leather interior and other creature comforts cost extra.
From the World most Expensive Car Thread,
& then there are people starving on our `Planet.
Are cars easier 2 love then people ?
?
Last edited by Space; 12-24-2010 at 04:25 AM.
#5
12-24-2010, 06:43 AM
Birthdays 
brettmonte (48) Born December 25th, 1962
Happy Christmas Birthday `Brett
Wish you a Super Happy Birthday
&
Merry Christmas.
We hope that you get twice as many gifts
4-Sure
EnJoy your Holidays & Birthday.
Wish you many more.
______________________
Good Morning `Mel,
great that you get to spend your holidays with your sons.
Wish you & family a SuperSpecial Holiday time 2gether.
EnJoy the Season.
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What are you doing 2day ? Yes, YOU reading this ?
Post & let us know, because we are lonely : )
Because no one in the real world talks 2 `us : )
Because we are on House Arrest : )
Because our parents have us locked in our Room.
Post something, just because
Wish you reading this a Super Happy
Holidays ~> EnJoy your
`Present
brettmonte (48) Born December 25th, 1962Happy Christmas Birthday `Brett
Wish you a Super Happy Birthday
&
Merry Christmas.
We hope that you get twice as many gifts
4-Sure
EnJoy your Holidays & Birthday.
Wish you many more.
______________________
Good Morning `Mel,
great that you get to spend your holidays with your sons.
Wish you & family a SuperSpecial Holiday time 2gether.
EnJoy the Season.
--------------------
What are you doing 2day ? Yes, YOU reading this ?
Post & let us know, because we are lonely : )
Because no one in the real world talks 2 `us : )
Because we are on House Arrest : )
Because our parents have us locked in our Room.
Post something, just because
Wish you reading this a Super Happy
Holidays ~> EnJoy your
`Present
Last edited by Space; 12-24-2010 at 07:34 AM.
#6
12-24-2010, 08:16 AM
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Albertville MN
Posts: 4,389
Getting some last min stuff finished up up around here. We got 4 inchs of the white crap again last night. But my buddy next door is taking care of that with his plow. He never takes any $$$ for doing it. But this yr we got him a gift card in his name. ha ha ha. Christmas Eve with the family. I can't think of anything better then that. Good food, Great company, And a few BEERs. . It doesn't matter. were spending the night. Hope all of you.... Space, Amy ,Justin, Sarge, Mel, JJ, Teacher, Lisa, I know i'm going to miss a few names. But this goes too all of you on here. Have a great day. Rick & Carmen
. It doesn't matter. were spending the night. Hope all of you.... Space, Amy ,Justin, Sarge, Mel, JJ, Teacher, Lisa, I know i'm going to miss a few names. But this goes too all of you on here. Have a great day. Rick & Carmen
#7
12-24-2010, 09:49 AM
Morning all.
Just got a phone call that my brother may have been fired. He was sent home for two days with pay. He works at a call center for t-mobile and told a customer to grow up, the customer was yelling at him on the phone. Of course he is an idiot and can't say that, I am just worried about my niece and 3 nephews. My brother is the sole income provider and he can not claim unemployment. Hope this is the last of the bad news for this year.....
Merry Freakin Christmas lol
Just got a phone call that my brother may have been fired. He was sent home for two days with pay. He works at a call center for t-mobile and told a customer to grow up, the customer was yelling at him on the phone. Of course he is an idiot and can't say that, I am just worried about my niece and 3 nephews. My brother is the sole income provider and he can not claim unemployment. Hope this is the last of the bad news for this year.....
Merry Freakin Christmas lol
#8
12-24-2010, 10:31 AM
Hi Teacher `Todd,
I'm sorry to read about your brother's problem(s), but hopefully he has good health & can search for a better position.
I know easier said, then to find.
Articles like the below helps keep me balanced, and reminds me to look @ the postives in my life, over the negative problems that I have no control over.
Maybe it will inspire you, or other that take the time to read.
You may have heard the phrase, "count your blessings" before, but how often do you actually do it? Do you pause to feel grateful when something good happens? How about when you need an emotional boost? Counting your blessings is one sure way to develop a constant mind-set of gratitude, which can turn a mundane life into a miraculous life.
above has been a reminder 2 `self 4-Sure...
Teacher, I wish you a SuperSuper Freak'in Holidays 4-Sure
I'm sorry to read about your brother's problem(s), but hopefully he has good health & can search for a better position.
I know easier said, then to find.
Articles like the below helps keep me balanced, and reminds me to look @ the postives in my life, over the negative problems that I have no control over.
Maybe it will inspire you, or other that take the time to read.
Count Your Blessings, Not Your Woes
It baffles me. I don't know how or why or when it began, but I've formed a habit of complaining.
In fact, in a way, we all have. Many of us whine about all the little and big things that annoy us each and every day. We complain about the weather, about the state of society, about other people's behaviors... I could go on and on here.
You know how colds are contagious? Well, apparently an attitude of complaint is contagious too. In fact, complaining has been turned into an unofficial competition. We try to one up each other with who has the most to moan about -- whether it be bills, family, friends, life or whatever else you see fit to complain about.
Thanks to a wonderful, inspiring friend's advice, I've made a personal decision -- the complaining has to stop.
Complaining does nothing for me, in retrospect. Sure, they say it's therapeutic to vent and express your feelings; 4-Sure... I'm definitely not going to argue with that. In fact, that's probably the only upside I can see about complaining and it's only a tiny one at that.
Complaining about my circumstances just makes me feel worse about my situation. I point out all the things that are wrong or hard or annoying about my problems, which leads to my taking a negative perspective when viewing them. I might feel a little bit better to share it with someone, but for the most part, I just start feeling a lot more hopeless.
Not only do I feel bad and see things as being worse than before I started complaining, I don't get anything done. Instead of trying to find a solution or an alternative, I waste my breath talking about everything that's wrong.
My friend's advice is this: instead of complaints, look at your blessings instead.
When you feel like complaining, or when you feel like your circumstances are worse than ever, try to think about something good instead. Think about the people who love you, the great SuperCharger you bought at last weekend's sale or the first kiss you shared with your current girlfriend or hooker. LOL *It's ok 2 `laugh 2 : ) When you feel a bit better, you can always go back to your problem and try to tackle it.
Exercising this habit will put a positive spin on just about anything bleak or dark in your life -- and make you feel so much better in the long run. Plus, you'll feel a lot more inspired to figure out a solution to whatever it was you were complaining about in the first place. Problem solved! Complaint answered!
It baffles me. I don't know how or why or when it began, but I've formed a habit of complaining.
In fact, in a way, we all have. Many of us whine about all the little and big things that annoy us each and every day. We complain about the weather, about the state of society, about other people's behaviors... I could go on and on here.
You know how colds are contagious? Well, apparently an attitude of complaint is contagious too. In fact, complaining has been turned into an unofficial competition. We try to one up each other with who has the most to moan about -- whether it be bills, family, friends, life or whatever else you see fit to complain about.
Thanks to a wonderful, inspiring friend's advice, I've made a personal decision -- the complaining has to stop.
Complaining does nothing for me, in retrospect. Sure, they say it's therapeutic to vent and express your feelings; 4-Sure... I'm definitely not going to argue with that. In fact, that's probably the only upside I can see about complaining and it's only a tiny one at that.
Complaining about my circumstances just makes me feel worse about my situation.
I point out all the things that are wrong or hard or annoying about my problems, which leads to my taking a negative perspective when viewing them. I might feel a little bit better to share it with someone, but for the most part, I just start feeling a lot more hopeless.Not only do I feel bad and see things as being worse than before I started complaining, I don't get anything done. Instead of trying to find a solution or an alternative, I waste my breath talking about everything that's wrong.
My friend's advice is this: instead of complaints, look at your blessings instead.
When you feel like complaining, or when you feel like your circumstances are worse than ever, try to think about something good instead.
Think about the people who love you, the great SuperCharger you bought at last weekend's sale or the first kiss you shared with your current girlfriend or hooker. LOL *It's ok 2 `laugh 2 : ) When you feel a bit better, you can always go back to your problem and try to tackle it.Exercising this habit will put a positive spin on just about anything bleak or dark in your life -- and make you feel so much better in the long run. Plus, you'll feel a lot more inspired to figure out a solution to whatever it was you were complaining about in the first place. Problem solved! Complaint answered!
You may have heard the phrase, "count your blessings" before, but how often do you actually do it? Do you pause to feel grateful when something good happens? How about when you need an emotional boost? Counting your blessings is one sure way to develop a constant mind-set of gratitude, which can turn a mundane life into a miraculous life.
above has been a reminder 2 `self 4-Sure...Teacher, I wish you a SuperSuper Freak'in Holidays 4-Sure
Last edited by Space; 12-24-2010 at 01:58 PM.
#10
12-24-2010, 01:31 PM
Afternoon all sitting at amy's parent's waiting fo her sis.... supost to be here a hour and a half ago.... looks like i win the pool... only $2 but it's becuase i guessed the closest to them beign late...