Serious Question

[Scattered Thumbs]

But seriously, Litl' Rooster, are you going to make it to the King George shoot this weekend? Looks like we'll have great weather!



AnnieLee

Whatdja know. A serious question.

This gives a noo meaning to this thread title. 

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

se·ri·ous  (sîr-s)
adj.
1. Grave in quality or manner: gave me a serious look.
2.
a. Carried out in earnest: engaged in serious drinking; serious study of Italian.
b. Deeply interested or involved: a serious card player.
c. Designed for and addressing grave and earnest tastes: serious art; serious music.
d. Not trifling or jesting: I'm serious: we expect you to complete the assignment on time. Her question was serious enough to deserve a thoughtful response.
e. Of considerable size or scope; substantial: a cleanup that cost serious money.
f. Of such character or quality as to appeal to the expert, the connoisseur, or the sophisticate: "Every serious kitchen needs at least one peppermill" Washington Post.
3. Concerned with important rather than trivial matters: a serious student of history.
4.
a. Being of such import as to cause anxiety: serious injuries; a serious turn of events.
b. Too complex to be easily answered or solved: raised some serious objections to the proposal.

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[Middle English, from Old French serieux, from Late Latin srisus, from Latin srius.]

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/serious

Dang, never thot I'd see sumthin that serus in this place.

[Scattered Thumbs]

se·ri·ous  (sîr-s)
adj.
1. Grave in quality or manner: gave me a serious look.
2.
a. Carried out in earnest: engaged in serious drinking; serious study of Italian.
b. Deeply interested or involved: a serious card player.
c. Designed for and addressing grave and earnest tastes: serious art; serious music.
d. Not trifling or jesting: I'm serious: we expect you to complete the assignment on time. Her question was serious enough to deserve a thoughtful response.e. Of considerable size or scope; substantial: a cleanup that cost serious money.
f. Of such character or quality as to appeal to the expert, the connoisseur, or the sophisticate: "Every serious kitchen needs at least one peppermill" Washington Post.
3. Concerned with important rather than trivial matters: a serious student of history.
4.
a. Being of such import as to cause anxiety: serious injuries; a serious turn of events.
b. Too complex to be easily answered or solved: raised some serious objections to the proposal.

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[Middle English, from Old French serieux, from Late Latin srisus, from Latin srius.]

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/serious

Dang, never thot I'd see sumthin that serus in this place.

I choose d.  What do I win?

[Silver Creek Slim]

se·ri·ous  (sîr-s)
adj.
1. Grave in quality or manner: gave me a serious look.
2.
a. Carried out in earnest: engaged in serious drinking; serious study of Italian.
b. Deeply interested or involved: a serious card player.
c. Designed for and addressing grave and earnest tastes: serious art; serious music.
d. Not trifling or jesting: I'm serious: we expect you to complete the assignment on time. Her question was serious enough to deserve a thoughtful response.e. Of considerable size or scope; substantial: a cleanup that cost serious money.
f. Of such character or quality as to appeal to the expert, the connoisseur, or the sophisticate: "Every serious kitchen needs at least one peppermill" Washington Post.
3. Concerned with important rather than trivial matters: a serious student of history.
4.
a. Being of such import as to cause anxiety: serious injuries; a serious turn of events.
b. Too complex to be easily answered or solved: raised some serious objections to the proposal.

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[Middle English, from Old French serieux, from Late Latin srisus, from Latin srius.]

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/serious

Dang, never thot I'd see sumthin that serus in this place.

I choose d.  What do I win?

You win f. 

Slim

[Joyce (AnnieLee)]

Awesome! Scattered Thumbs won a peppermill!



AnnieLee

[Silver Creek Slim]

Awesome! Scattered Thumbs won a peppermill!



AnnieLee

AnnieLee won 4b fer figgerin' that one out. 

Slim

[Old Top]

Dang it Annie you beat me to it.

Old Top

[Scattered Thumbs]

Fresh groud pepper anyone? 

[litl rooster]

Fresh groud pepper anyone? 

YES

But seriously, Litl' Rooster, are you going to make it to the King George shoot this weekend? Looks like we'll have great weather!



AnnieLee

YES and quit being serious here...but Yes


litl rooster goes to the TV and turns  on sirius music....

[Scattered Thumbs]

They got music in Sirius? 

[litl rooster]

They got music in Sirius? 

YES

[Scattered Thumbs]

They got music in Sirius? 

YES

[Trinity]

They got music in Sirius? 

YES

I thought all they had was sand and some steel factories!

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

'nother serious question.  From that other thread 'bout killin' the buzzards, don't think we orta do that.  If we kill them buzzards, what's gonna eat all them dead buzzards?   Reckon Del's got a recipt fer them too?

[Trinity]

Ok, I'll edit my previous statement:  If it walks, crawls, slithers or flies the earth! 

[litl rooster]

Them things is protected here....aka the Virginia Eagle.......................Taste alot like Spotted Owl

[Trinity]

Hmmmmm!  *smack* *smack* Sounds good. 

[litl rooster]

SWEET

[Trinity]

It ain't mine.... I found it on the web. 

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

It ain't mine.... I found it on the web. 

Finders keepers