So, tell me again how the “Ab Roller” works when Dale’s belly never leaves the ground. He looks like a teeter-totter to me, or worse, one of those NatGeo pix of a whale being taken apart on the shore. (“I love the smell of blubber in the morning.”)
Nah…I think the brain-bleach makes you either immortal, or like one of them hard to remove stains on Burl’s carpeting.
Quick aside: never try to remove a stain from the Penny home… it’s probably either needed DNA from a family member… or years-old caramel-based candy from the dollar dump.
Hmmm…isn’t this where an eerie voice says “same thing” ?
Looks like a raised ranch. It’s basically a ranch-living room kitchen, bedrooms, dining room and either 1, 1.5 or 2 bathrooms on one level, but it has a basement for the family room. You come in through the front door and there are two sets of stairs: one leading down to the basement, the other leading to the living quarters. Many are designed so that you can see the living room floor as you walk up-it looks like one of those old skits where someone “walks” down a staircase. These were pretty common in NW suburbs of Chicago about 30 to 40 years ago.
Those ab roller thingys are no good anyway; I had one. It is good (and surprising) to see anyone in Crustwood having any form of excercise.
I still prefer just free weights (and 2 pairs of ankle ones too). 1/2K marathon? Not even; but I can’t do any running either since I sprained an ankle. I loved to run but since that I never know when it will collapse. I like to walk fast, tho which pleased my new SIL; he and my daughter drive everywhere (as I do here) but they have such nice shaded public sidewalks (that don’t go down at every driveway) and such a variety of pretty homes.
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago
Whoa… for a moment there, I thought we’d entered the realm of the supernatural…..
Jerry as an apparition….a floating, disembodied head…
But no, he’s merely ascending the stairs from the ba…. the base… uh…..OMG it IS supernatural….Marlene and Dale don’t have a basement!
margueritem about 11 years ago
I think it’s one of those weird 50s-60s houses called a split level. At least Dale is cleaning the rug as he ‘works out’…
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago
I dunno Marg….you’re right, I’m sure….
But it wasn’t that way yesterday….
Maybe,…. Crustwood had some door to door alien salesmen come through….and they all bought tardis interiors…. that grow and change when needed…..
Nah…. it’s Julie.She can do that.
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago
Maybe the reason I’m not seeing the Find-It is that it’s out of sight…downstairs, in the new basement,.on the door of the convenience.
And I guess Dale didn’t know they make a special Crustwood model AB roller..He should have ordered it…. model CR2-37429…. “The flAB Roller.”
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago
BTW …. btcg….Have you been …. (sniffle) trying to get rid of me the last few days?
mikie2 about 11 years ago
So, tell me again how the “Ab Roller” works when Dale’s belly never leaves the ground. He looks like a teeter-totter to me, or worse, one of those NatGeo pix of a whale being taken apart on the shore. (“I love the smell of blubber in the morning.”)
btcg about 11 years ago
SS,
get rid of you????
Nah…I think the brain-bleach makes you either immortal, or like one of them hard to remove stains on Burl’s carpeting.
Quick aside: never try to remove a stain from the Penny home… it’s probably either needed DNA from a family member… or years-old caramel-based candy from the dollar dump.
Hmmm…isn’t this where an eerie voice says “same thing” ?
imnormal about 11 years ago
Liesure World Gym, wonder whart exercise equipment they feature, Lazy Boys and remotes?
shamest Premium Member about 11 years ago
I like the way Burl’s and Dales homes are most of the time single story and overnight are split level. Is this what does on forced retirement ?
InTraining about 11 years ago
GOOD ONE Julie…. ! ! ! The find-It moon is DALE’s -—-
Dragon0131 about 11 years ago
Looks like a raised ranch. It’s basically a ranch-living room kitchen, bedrooms, dining room and either 1, 1.5 or 2 bathrooms on one level, but it has a basement for the family room. You come in through the front door and there are two sets of stairs: one leading down to the basement, the other leading to the living quarters. Many are designed so that you can see the living room floor as you walk up-it looks like one of those old skits where someone “walks” down a staircase. These were pretty common in NW suburbs of Chicago about 30 to 40 years ago.
David Smirh about 11 years ago
Lets all stop making excuses for Ms. Larson’s dementia.
vldazzle about 11 years ago
Those ab roller thingys are no good anyway; I had one. It is good (and surprising) to see anyone in Crustwood having any form of excercise.
I still prefer just free weights (and 2 pairs of ankle ones too). 1/2K marathon? Not even; but I can’t do any running either since I sprained an ankle. I loved to run but since that I never know when it will collapse. I like to walk fast, tho which pleased my new SIL; he and my daughter drive everywhere (as I do here) but they have such nice shaded public sidewalks (that don’t go down at every driveway) and such a variety of pretty homes.