Talk about Rotten Tomatoes, huh? lolAfternoon fugees. Have a question. Wasn't "Kad in Spanky basement" the name of the movie that won honorable mentions in this summers porn movie festival?
How the hell did she get the keys? lolWell yall, I had a new car today. We just got to the new home and I started putting together these new book cases I bought and I heard the gf said she will be back laters. Looked out the window a few minutes ago and the new car is gone...............
Afternoon fugees. Have a question. Wasn't "Kad in Spanky basement" the name of the movie that won honorable mentions in this summers porn movie festival?
Yeah, fuck that shit. If it doesn't start with a fucking key, I want no part of itkeyless ignition![]()
This is the season for sourdoughs: Sour on Alaska, no dough to leave![]()
Oooh, when?!?
Take the Alaska Highway north. Make a left when you hit the Tok Cutoff. After 125 miles it ends on the Richardson Highway. Take a left onto the Richardson Highway. At Milepost 10 look for Whispering Spruce and make a left. If you hat Milepost 9 you have gone too far. Make a right onto Snowflake. There are six houses on my street. Mine is the third on the right.
You should head the ministry of disinformation with that spin!It all started when Stu asked if he could hide in my basement - not even having one to offer, I told him to ask Spanky, who is as sneaky as they come and has a pretty nice setup in his back-yard from what I hear.
You should head the ministry of disinformation with that spin!
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Hellz yah! Looks like it is right on my way to Hwy 11? I heard it is better to do it EARLY in the summer, to avoid the State Bird?
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You can catch the ferry in Bremerton Wa to any number of AK ports, some of which are on the road system, some not.
Please don't tell me it puts the lotion on the skin...
The Dawter used to call my scoot "Bender"..
Yah, looking at Google Maps, seems there is a LOT of towns "not on the road system". Now THERE is a choice idea, Lucy! I could actually SKIP Canadian customs completely? They're not exactly "carry friendly", and I don't camp around bears without mah lil friends...![]()
No camping with Bares?The Dawter used to call my scoot "Bender"..
Yah, looking at Google Maps, seems there is a LOT of towns "not on the road system". Now THERE is a choice idea, Lucy! I could actually SKIP Canadian customs completely? They're not exactly "carry friendly", and I don't camp around bears without mah lil friends...![]()
I really don't tolerate stupid *AT ALL* -- which, yes, is one of the primary reasons I don't have or seek employment, and fortunately, my husband prefers it that way -- I don't do much in the way of housework either, but I cook, which I don't do AT ALL if I'm employed, and I stay moderately sane and well-balanced if I don't have to go out and deal with stupid all day.
I'm also an extreme loner, always have been (I'm an "only-child"), and being around people all day long is a great way for me to go stark raving MAD -- my husband was an only-child until he was 11, so he gets that very well too. That was one of the hardest things to get thru to my therapist -- being alone all day doesn't mean I'm alienated, fer cryin out loud; it's how I PREFER to be! Maybe I've ALWAYS been alienated, so don't know how to be any other way, and everytime I've tried to learn, it never ends well. I'm really not like other people, in a most profound sense, and having to confront that fact all day every day is a great way for me to become suicidally depressed; if I keep to myself, I generally manage to rock along pretty well.
I think this "difference" is one of the main reasons why my mom and I have never gotten along well; she makes a virtual religion of "what will people say?" and I really couldn't care less -- she always wanted me to BE like other people, and I'm just not. Trying to be something you're not, well there's a surefire way to be unhappy. Since I accepted my absolute uniqueness -- and married a man who is also absolutely one-of-a-kind -- I've been a great deal happier.
Andria
Those Hecklers can go eat a giant bag of Kochs...
If I were there, I'd carry both, lol. Heat and Meat.
When I lived in Austin in the early 80s, dildos were illegal in Texas, lol
Wha-wha-what? Illegal? Is that even possible? They sell them in every produce stand, after all.If I were there, I'd carry both, lol. Heat and Meat.
When I lived in Austin in the early 80s, dildos were illegal in Texas, lol
Well yeah! Texans know, you make em legal and everyone will soon be walking around with one.
I actually couldn't be happier. The protesters are providing their own means to go fuck themselves.
Wha-wha-what? Illegal? Is that even possible? They sell them in every produce stand, after all.
Austin Herald, front page headline: Dildos Now Legal
Bottom banner: Financial, Cucumber Market Crash Expected
Little dicked Texans were afraid their wimmen would leave them for a dildo?If I were there, I'd carry both, lol. Heat and Meat.
When I lived in Austin in the early 80s, dildos were illegal in Texas, lol
hahahah....fucking nutty world....!Well yeah! Texans know, you make em legal and everyone will soon be walking around with one.
I actually couldn't be happier. The protesters are providing their own means to go fuck themselves.
Sweet! So cucumbers were still up for grabs on Sundays.
Actually it kind of sounds like Bergen County, NJ to this day. We buy balloons (1 for every year) for the kids on their birthdays and sneak them into their rooms in the middle of the night. We went to a NJ supermarket on a Sunday once and they wouldn't sell us balloons. Are you freaking serious? It's the 21st freaking century! They were "nice" and sold them to us anyway. BUT, now this is hysterical, they forced us to carry them out in shopping bags. Helium. Balloons. In plastic bags. To this day we still laugh about the 11 bags of 11 balloons and our "groceries" floating upside down as we walked to the car. AND, the brain trust who sold them to us actually wanted us to walk them out in a shopping cart.
Geez. Our world would be such a better place if we concentrated a lot more on just being good human beings and less on who is sticking what in which hole.Texas didn't drop their sodomy law until 2003 and it took a Supreme Court ruling to do so
Geez. Our world would be such a better place if we concentrated a lot more on just being good human beings and less on who is sticking what in which hole.
I think they don't want any so no one else should get any either?The idiots who believe in these kinds of laws would be better off if they'd just get some and relax a little![]()
Ahh but the definition of just what a good human being differs widely....Geez. Our world would be such a better place if we concentrated a lot more on just being good human beings and less on who is sticking what in which hole.
Sweet! So cucumbers were still up for grabs on Sundays.
Actually it kind of sounds like Bergen County, NJ to this day. We buy balloons (1 for every year) for the kids on their birthdays and sneak them into their rooms in the middle of the night. We went to a NJ supermarket on a Sunday once and they wouldn't sell us balloons. Are you freaking serious? It's the 21st freaking century! They were "nice" and sold them to us anyway. BUT, now this is hysterical, they forced us to carry them out in shopping bags. Helium. Balloons. In plastic bags. To this day we still laugh about the 11 bags of 11 balloons and our "groceries" floating upside down as we walked to the car. AND, the brain trust who sold them to us actually wanted us to walk them out in a shopping cart.
Texas didn't drop their sodomy law until 2003 and it took a Supreme Court ruling to do so
It was the protect the calves movement.How backwards. The nations capital has been doing it to the taxpayer since 1913....
It was my friend, notice I said the early 80s.
Back then, they still had blue laws (not just against dildos either) it was illegal to sell anything but actual food on Sundays, etc.
So, basically, only grocery stores were open and they had ropes they put on the shelves to block things it was illegal to buy. You couldn't buy TP, baby bottles, feminine protection, only food. And then, few groceries even bothered to open.
I was married in a dry countyI live in a dry county. I actually prefer that.
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GA is going to burn in hell for that!No shit? I remember those insane laws, but they were outta GA well before the 80s... like, late 60s/early 70s, pretty sure. However, GA JUST became able to sell alcohol on Sundays, last year.Before that law, if you wanted a drink on a Sunday, you either had to stock up on Saturday, or go to a restaurant that had more food than alcohol sales; they were permitted to serve on Sundays -- but if there was more alcohol than food sales, they couldn't even be *open* on Sunday.
Andria
GA is going to burn in hell for that!
LOL
KY still has no Sunday alcohol sales.
And we still have a lot of DRY counties with no alc sales anytime.