Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2005 8:05 pm
Umm, would anyone mind if I had a nice roll on the hearth? It looks so inviting, now that it's been tidied up . . . the flagstones look cool . . . and they smell deliciously of hickory smoke . . .
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The men's room is still a pit.Joseph E. Smith wrote:... and mop the strench of smoke and strong whiskey out of the wooden floor boards.... yeeesh!Craig Stuntz wrote:I hope they will take this opportunity to clean the men's room.
Cynth wrote:Lamby, there's already someone sitting on th..........
Er, yes, what a nice idea dear!
More than a few years ago, Walden, I spent the whole, hot summer in your neck of the woods. I was working on a seismic survey crew for Texaco in northwestern Oklahoma. I had a rented room in Mrs. Shuwey's house that I shared with Marvin, the cowboy, and Lisa, not real sure what she did, but I don't want to think about it. I remember that Mrs. Shuwey would have a big breakfast every morning, with eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits, and peaches with real cream that was as thick as mayo. There was no air conditioning in the house, only swamp coolers that didn't really cool because it was so humid that the water was running down the wallpaper in my upstairs room. Marvin taught me how to ride a horse, and I helped round up cattle on the ranch where he worked. I do distinctly remember that it was difficult to get a drink in the little town where I was staying, and forget it on Sunday. I think that was the hottest summer that I ever spent in my life, but I learned that Oklahoma people are good folk, however, I did get a little tired of chicken fried steak.Walden wrote:I've always been a teetotaller, so ammissy wrote:<<<<pokes head in>>>>
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WELCOME BACK EVERYONE!!!!
Have one on me..........
no expert on the subject, but I don't
believe that stuff can be lawfully exchanged
round these parts on a Sunday.
If you find a green speckled muschroom, you can get an extra life....Cranberry wrote:So you have a real life? Can I ask where you got it?Whistlin'Dixie wrote:I don't care, I am glad it's back, it's like seeing old friends again
Dale: Thank you thank you thank you....
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Gee, if I didn't know better, I'd think I had no real life.....
I tried Big Lots but they were $2 each, which is too expensive for me and all the lives at the local yard sales had that musty old-lady smell to them.
MMmmmm. Hickory smoked lamb.....<drool>Lambchop wrote:Umm, would anyone mind if I had a nice roll on the hearth? It looks so inviting, now that it's been tidied up . . . the flagstones look cool . . . and they smell deliciously of hickory smoke . . .
Plus, I'm craving orange juice in a big way. So, if there is any left, I'll have a glass too, pleaseCranberry wrote:
It tastes better, is healthier, and what's more, it's legal every single day of the week.