Where's Our Resident Ray of Sunshine?

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In summary, the conversation revolves around a missing member of the group, who has not been active online for a day and a half. Some members are concerned and inquiring about her well-being, while others believe she may just be busy. The conversation also includes some random counting, discussion about acid reflux, and a joke about an oxymoron. Eventually, the missing member returns and assures everyone that she is fine.
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It appears that our resident ray of sunshine is missing in action or absent without leave.

Last seen online a day and a half now, while she seemed never to be offline before.

We noticed this:

Gad said:
…… .. … …….. . …. ……. …. ……..

Gad said:
Just randomly counting. :biggrin:

Urgh! This acid reflux is not leaving me alone :cry:

Anybody have more info?

:confused:
 
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No. Gad is my PF Buddy, and I haven't heard from her. It's not like we talk off-line, so she could just be busy. If something serious was in the wind, I hope that she would contact me, though.
 
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She was here yesterday.
 
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I knew nothing about her until we had a brief back-and-forth PM thing for a couple of days. That was enough for me to consider her a friend, so I certainly hope that all is well with her.
 
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dlgoff said:
a BIG dwarf

And can we spell "oxymoron"? You just made me flash on George Carlin's bit about "jumbo shrimp".
 
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:bugeye: ... Sorry I guess

Haha, my last post was weird, like I was going to commit something :blushing:

Well, I'm here, no need to be worried. Thanks for your concern. :smile:
 
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Gad said:
:bugeye: ... Sorry I guess

Haha, my last post was weird, like I was going to commit something :blushing:

Well, I'm here, no need to be worried. Thanks for your concern. :smile:
Yay! It's Drizzling again!
 
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turbo said:
Yay! It's Drizzling again!

Please refrain from off-topic posts, we already have two weather threads.
 

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