What Are the Signs of a Weakening Sisterhood in a Group?

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The forum discussion centers on the perceived weakening of a sisterhood group as its members age and their dynamics change. Participants express nostalgia for the group's past strength while humorously debating new activities and habits for the summer, including the use of new lightweight gear. The conversation highlights the importance of quality over quantity in maintaining group cohesion, with members planning future gatherings and playful activities, such as RV trips and catapult experiments. Overall, the sisterhood remains vibrant despite challenges, with members committed to revitalizing their bonds.

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  • #31
This thread is even more pointless than my threads
 
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  • #32
Evo said:
The Sisterhood is as strong as ever!

Tsu's just been busy burning all those trees down. We do need to spruce up the Supersonic RV and go for another ride. We need Recon though. That girl needs to get her nose out of those books for awhile.

I remember this trip... Knock, knock, knock

Gokul -:smile: :smile:

Oooh, MIH, I vote for that one. :smile:

Bite my shorts, Wooly. As Evo says we're as strong as ever and I've recently gained MUCH experience with my chain saw and bonfire materials - so unless you want REAL trouble, you'll back off of this Sisterhood is Weakening thingy you've got goin' on here. OK??

You're right, Sis. That WAS a great trip! :smile: We got to plan another one soon. Who lives where we might want to go next? :biggrin:

Hey! Maybe we should go see Recon! I've always wanted to see Brunei! :biggrin: I haven't heard from her in AGES! What's she up to these days?
 
  • #33
yomamma said:
This thread is even more pointless than my threads

NOTHING is quite THAT pointless...:smile: :smile: :smile:
 
  • #34
Tsu said:
Bite my shorts, Wooly. As Evo says we're as strong as ever and I've recently gained MUCH experience with my chain saw and bonfire materials - so unless you want REAL trouble, you'll back off of this Sisterhood is Weakening thingy you've got goin' on here. OK??

I think this is clearly a desperate play for power. As woolie said, the sisterhood is weak. Time for the rest of PF to rise up in rebelion! Carpe Diem!
 
  • #35
Tsu said:
Bite my shorts, Wooly. As Evo says we're as strong as ever and I've recently gained MUCH experience with my chain saw and bonfire materials
Excellent! :devil:
You're right, Sis. That WAS a great trip! :smile: We got to plan another one soon. Who lives where we might want to go next? :biggrin:
ROAD TRIP! (Well, we'll sometimes touch down on road to refuel.)

Hey! Maybe we should go see Recon! I've always wanted to see Brunei! :biggrin: I haven't heard from her in AGES! What's she up to these days?
Don't know where she's been, but Brunei sounds like a good RV trip location! :biggrin:

I'm thinking we need to bring both larkspur and TheSwerve along...that six pack would go really well with the see-saw as in-flight entertainment. :biggrin: :devil: :blushing:
 
  • #36
Absolutely! The more the merrier! :biggrin: Long as no one tries to take over the drivers seat... That's MINE! And remember - it's ALWAYS good to agree with the driver... :biggrin: and I'll agree with the six-pack thingy as long as it's a six-pack of Green Apple Martinis! :smile:
 
  • #37
franznietzsche said:
I think this is clearly a desperate play for power. As woolie said, the sisterhood is weak. Time for the rest of PF to rise up in rebelion!

Yeah. Right. First it would be good to learn to SPELL rebellion.! :smile: :smile:

Carpe Diem!

You're crappin' DIMES? :smile: :smile: :smile:
 
  • #38
I can still feel strong pulses of complaining and tremendous egos. The sisterhood is strong.
 
  • #39
Pengwuino said:
I can still feel strong pulses of complaining and tremendous egos. The sisterhood is strong.
It appears penguins have a special connection to the sisterhood...we wear similar uniforms afterall. :approve: *tosses Pengwuino a fresh fish*
 
  • #40
Tsu said:
Yeah. Right. First it would be good to learn to SPELL rebellion.! :smile: :smile:

I said what I meant and I meant what I said. I spaekums the well anglush gud. Ok?


You're crappin' DIMES? :smile: :smile: :smile:

its not as painful as you might think :rolleyes:
 
  • #41
Moonbear said:
It appears penguins have a special connection to the sisterhood...we wear similar uniforms afterall. :approve: *tosses Pengwuino a fresh fish*


What, no fish for me?

I had sushi the other day. MMMmmm. It was delicious.
 
  • #42
Moonbear said:
It appears penguins have a special connection to the sisterhood...we wear similar uniforms afterall. :approve: *tosses Pengwuino a fresh fish*

im a spypoopie[/color]
 
  • #43
Great pic MIH! I think we should have a sticky thread devoted to pics of the PF Sisterhood in their habits :biggrin:
 
  • #44
franznietzsche said:
What, no fish for me?

I had sushi the other day. MMMmmm. It was delicious.
I had THE BEST sushi last week when I was in NYC! :approve: Melt-in-your-mouth good! I'll never be able to eat the cheap stuff around here ever again. :frown:
 
  • #45
franznietzsche said:
I said what I meant and I meant what I said. I spaekums the well anglush gud. Ok?

OKAY!1111 :biggrin:

Sure. You can have a fish, too. :wink: *tosses franz a fresh fish*
 
  • #46
mattmns said:
Great pic MIH! I think we should have a sticky thread devoted to pics of the PF Sisterhood in their habits :biggrin:
I have actually saved all the avatars from when we all dressed as nuns for a few weeks. I will dig them up.

Absolutely! The more the merrier! Long as no one tries to take over the drivers seat... That's MINE! And remember - it's ALWAYS good to agree with the driver... and I'll agree with the six-pack thingy as long as it's a six-pack of Green Apple Martinis!
Anything you say, Tsu. I'll ride shotgun and hold the Pecan Sandies for ya.

I can't wait to try Swerve's catapult! *rubs hands* *plots* *schemes* :devil:
 
  • #47
Math Is Hard said:
I can't wait to try Swerve's catapult! *rubs hands* *plots* *schemes* :devil:

Me, too!1!1! That looked like FUN! Let's try it out on Ivan first. He's light enough to get a real gauge on how far that thing will 'pult'. :biggrin:
 
  • #48
Tsu said:
Me, too!1!1! That looked like FUN! Let's try it out on Ivan first. He's light enough to get a real gauge on how far that thing will 'pult'. :biggrin:
If it doesn't work with him, we can always use frozen broccoli as projectiles on it. :biggrin:
 
  • #49
Dang! Moonbear beat me to it!
 
  • #50
Moonbear said:
If it doesn't work with him, we can always use frozen broccoli as projectiles on it. :biggrin:

Yeah, but they wouldn't look as funny flying through the air as Ivan would... :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile:

Ya know... that big grey head spinning, and those long, skinny grey arms and legs flailing about... :smile: :smile: :smile:
 
  • #51
We got to find something soft to launch him into, though. He's kinda brittle, IIRC.
 
  • #52
Math Is Hard said:
We got to find something soft to launch him into, though. He's kinda brittle, IIRC.

Well, we could over-cook the broccoli... That's nice and soft... :biggrin:
 
  • #53
Tsu said:
OKAY!1111 :biggrin:

Sure. You can have a fish, too. :wink: *tosses franz a fresh fish*


Mmmm, sushi. Ok, I'm placated. You can continue ruling GD.
 
  • #54
Tsu said:
Well, we could over-cook the broccoli... That's nice and soft... :biggrin:
That's a great idea. We can strap him up with bags of over-cooked broccoli. We'll make him a little broccoli bag suit. :approve:
 
  • #55
franznietzsche said:
Mmmm, sushi. Ok, I'm placated. You can continue ruling GD.
It's comforting to know you are so easily bought. Here, have some sake with that.
 
  • #56
Math Is Hard said:
That's a great idea. We can strap him up with bags of over-cooked broccoli. We'll make him a little broccoli bag suit. :approve:

YEAH! This is sounding GOOEY! :biggrin:

SAKE? Hey! Pass some of that over here! I LOVE sake.
 
  • #57
Math Is Hard said:
It's comforting to know you are so easily bought. Here, have some sake with that.


Wow, you sure know the way into my heart. Gifts of sushi and booze. :!) :!) :!)
 
  • #58
Tsu said:
YEAH! This is sounding GOOEY! :biggrin:

SAKE? Hey! Pass some of that over here! I LOVE sake.

OK, sushi and sake all around. We'll toast the maiden voyage.

*Loads up Ivan-O-Pult* Quit squirming, Ivan!

Now what should we drop for a weight on the other end?:confused:
 
  • #59
Hmmmm... I've still got a few good sized tree trunks on the hill behind the house. One of them should be a pretty good weight for the Ivan-O-Pult. :biggrin:
 
  • #60
That settles it. I'm never coming out of my office again.

<runs inside and locks door>
 

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