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I just might. That was a nice cigar... so it slow in the fire dept world?

 

Will do.

I've got one of those booty-crack tattoos, Shep. Does it make me look pretty?

I made it to Pastuer's Pharmacy today. Picked up Musgo Real for the Rolls PIF and one for myself, as well as an Arko shave stick. Right before leaving, I saw AV Ice Balm, so picked up a bottle of that too. I thought I did a pretty good job keeping the monkey under control. Then, I decided to go back in and pick up Trumpers coconut shave soap (with the tallow base!). Oh well. Stupid monkey.

The monkey always returns.

 

so far tonight....had a dryer fire about 7:00pm, nothing since....that worries me, especially since I really should get to bed now...

nice.... when are you heading home, are you going to have time to hit the other joint? yeah, I'm definitely gonna have to hit NYC soon....I'd like to see a B&M store that actually carries these things...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1wnOUH2jk8
So odd. Give it some time

 

I had an Edge last year, I think?
Not a bad smoke, but a bit mild.
Lately I've mostly been alternating between Perdomo's and CAO's.
If you really like a maduro, I STRONGLY suggest Hoyo de Monterrey 'Dark Sumatra'.
Another nice, full bodied smoke is the CAO Italia, particularly the box-pressed.

You know, I came from a pretty conservative upbringing and for the longest time I couldn't see tattoos as something 'nice people' would get.
But after living in Austin for a few years, hanging around with a more diverse group of friends, and making some much-needed revisions to my way of thinking, I got my first tattoo not long before turning 30.
I have yet to regret it and would actually like to have another if I can decide on a design.
It's not rebellion, because too many people have them.
It's just something I wanted to do for myself.

Now, the piercing thing... that doesn't do much for me.
I have a more Eastern view of the body, and jamming pieces of metal through your energy channels just seems like a bad idea to me. :happy102

 

Hey, the 1st rider to the right reminds me of someone.

 

::git The Bunny rides his bike with no handle bars, no handle bars, no handle bars ::git

 

:signs068 :sleep001

 

Nite Matt.

 

Woohoo I got drafted into the Easter play at church. We are doing a human video and I am a member of the crowd.

 

I still have not gotten the check for that one either...

HEY HEY HEY..none of that

 

Yup slow day. I am out at moms with the Family well most of it anyway. Will be here on and off. How's the Yalls?

 

Hi Everybody!


Brother, your oldest nephew stepped into it deep this time. Got caught shoplifting at the mall. Worst part is he has a "who cares" attitude about the whole thing.
I had the "police" sent to our house to get to him and he didnt care. Told him he had a juvenile court date coming up. We will see if that gets to him.

 

Good evening all. Just hopping in quick before I get ready to go to work for 12 long hours. Blah. On the plus side, Mr. Postman delivered a Merkur Slant, a British aluminium (extra i for britishness) Tech, and 100 beautifully sharp Feathers. Yaaaay!

 

Corey, Mr. Postman was supposed to deliver that slant to me. Dont worry, you can just forward it to me.

 

Sorry to hear that Brother. Guess you going to have to snatch him up on a short chain to make him learn. :mad:

I am thinking that you are no going to try to get him out of anything. Let the system try to work huh.

We are having a good day here. Mom has had me in the Yard most the day working..there and the garden. Good stuff folks. I love being a country boy.

Hope all are well.

 

Hey there Ray, I wish I had some infinite pearl of wisdom to give you here, but alas I don't. I don't know how old your son is, but I do know that the whole "who cares" attitude really flips my switch when my youngest boy plays it. My oldest has son never played it, but the other one does it way to much, and it totally infuriates me. :angry019

Heres to hoping a session with John Law will straighten him up. If not, there is always the woodshed.

 

Thanks Bill. He is 12 and Johnny Law lives with him. thats me.

 

I say, three years mandatory service in the armed forces starting at age 17. That would have saved me a lot of grief later on in life, and I'm sure it would work wonders for your boy.