Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:17 am
I have to go to the bathroom...
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Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:20 am
It's TWO-FER Tuesday . . . Gimme TWO.
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:27 am
I know I am...CygnusX1 wrote:I think I'm going bald...
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:33 am
I shaved my head just before Christmas . .
(my buddy lost his hair through chemo, and I promised him I'd shave
mine off if he lost his, so theryago)
I told him I'll NEVER do that in Winter again, and I don't care HOW sick he
is. (He knew I was joking) LOL
(my buddy lost his hair through chemo, and I promised him I'd shave
mine off if he lost his, so theryago)
I told him I'll NEVER do that in Winter again, and I don't care HOW sick he
is. (He knew I was joking) LOL
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:49 am
Wow. You're a GOOD friend, man.CygnusX1 wrote:I shaved my head just before Christmas . .
(my buddy lost his hair through chemo, and I promised him I'd shave
mine off if he lost his, so theryago)
I told him I'll NEVER do that in Winter again, and I don't care HOW sick he
is. (He knew I was joking) LOL
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:52 am
Thanks Elf, but I'm a man of my word, and a promise is a promise.ElfDude wrote:Wow. You're a GOOD friend, man.CygnusX1 wrote:I shaved my head just before Christmas . .
(my buddy lost his hair through chemo, and I promised him I'd shave
mine off if he lost his, so theryago)
I told him I'll NEVER do that in Winter again, and I don't care HOW sick he
is. (He knew I was joking) LOL
On the upside, I'm getting "peach fuzz" back on top, and my moustache is
bushy again.
I got this G. Gordon Liddy thing goin' on . . . LOL
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 11:12 am
CygnusX1 wrote:
On the upside, I'm getting "peach fuzz" back on top, and my moustache is
bushy again.
I got this G. Gordon Liddy thing goin' on . . . LOL
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 12:21 pm
Right! Sorry! I should have said, "No offense to you, Hairless!"YYZ30 wrote:Uh, I think you meant Siggy...Big Blue Owl wrote:No, I'm good! I just hate that jackass is all. I hope horrible things happen to him starting the moment he's out. Like it would be awesome if he was kidnapped and tortured. Poetic justice. Or imprisoned for his war crimes and raped in the hoo-ha.
No offense meant to you, Hairy!
BTW, I think it is awesome that you did that for your friend. You're a good guy, Cyg.
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 12:28 pm
Big Blue Owl wrote:No, I'm good! I just hate that jackass is all. I hope horrible things happen to him starting the moment he's out. Like it would be awesome if he was kidnapped and tortured. Poetic justice. Or imprisoned for his war crimes and raped in the hoo-ha.
No offense meant to you, Hairy!
Uh.................leave my hoo-ha alone please.
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 12:31 pm
http://www.amazon.com/Hoo-Ahhs-Unscente ... B0002ED20EWalkinghairball wrote:
Uh.................leave my hoo-ha alone please.
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 8:59 am
I feel compelled to explain my Bushy feelings, so as to not seem like such a douchebag to those that think he's swell.
It's like the beautiful girl with the perfect, round apple of a booty. She loves to show it and you love to see it. One day, right at the beginning of 2001 as a matter of fact, she developed a skin tag on her RIGHT butt-cheek. She was embarrassed and distraught that her once-beautiful bum was now an embarrassment. She wrestles with what to do. Should she go to a doctor for surgery? No, she'd have to reveal her damaged derriere to at least the doctor, if not a nurse or two. She's afraid to rip it off because she may do more harm and it'll surely hurt like hell. So she waits...eight long years until the thing erodes away naturally. After it was gone, any mention of this horrible ass-anomaly brought up memories of a wasted decade of disappointment and sadness, therefore met with derision and hate.
Now she lays on the beach and camps under the stars, buns exposed for all to appreciate, getting a deep, dark, golden brown tan, warming them by the fire at night, with HOPE that the horrible ass creature and the memories will never return.
BTW, it's a bit quiet in here today
It's like the beautiful girl with the perfect, round apple of a booty. She loves to show it and you love to see it. One day, right at the beginning of 2001 as a matter of fact, she developed a skin tag on her RIGHT butt-cheek. She was embarrassed and distraught that her once-beautiful bum was now an embarrassment. She wrestles with what to do. Should she go to a doctor for surgery? No, she'd have to reveal her damaged derriere to at least the doctor, if not a nurse or two. She's afraid to rip it off because she may do more harm and it'll surely hurt like hell. So she waits...eight long years until the thing erodes away naturally. After it was gone, any mention of this horrible ass-anomaly brought up memories of a wasted decade of disappointment and sadness, therefore met with derision and hate.
Now she lays on the beach and camps under the stars, buns exposed for all to appreciate, getting a deep, dark, golden brown tan, warming them by the fire at night, with HOPE that the horrible ass creature and the memories will never return.
BTW, it's a bit quiet in here today
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:48 am
Sorry you feel that way.
It's too early to judge how history will view the Bush years. But I see them as a mixed bag. There were some things he was really good at and others where he really disappointed me.
I honestly hope I am pleasantly surprised by the next administration. At the moment I can see nothing to indicate that anything will improve, but a number of indications to make me believe that things will get worse.
It seems now that if we want to improve the country we will have to stop relying on political leaders and improve it by improving ourselves first and then helping our neighbors.
It's too early to judge how history will view the Bush years. But I see them as a mixed bag. There were some things he was really good at and others where he really disappointed me.
I honestly hope I am pleasantly surprised by the next administration. At the moment I can see nothing to indicate that anything will improve, but a number of indications to make me believe that things will get worse.
It seems now that if we want to improve the country we will have to stop relying on political leaders and improve it by improving ourselves first and then helping our neighbors.
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:55 am
As myself, but early indications are that Obama will actually followElfDude wrote:I honestly hope I am pleasantly surprised by the next administration.
most of Bush's policies.
That would be disappointing to some, but in the theater of homeland
security it couldn't be better.
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:38 am
Yes you doI joined a health club last year....
Spent about 400 bucks.
Haven't lost a pound.
Apparently, you have to go there.
(already have lost 13 pounds TYVM!)
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:55 am
I think I found them...YYZ30 wrote: (already have lost 13 pounds)
want 'em back?