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A nice tribute to someone you love. Of course right soon I'll be saying I AM an old Man with you...
Happy B-day Maso! I'll hoist a cool one in your direction real soon!
Sometimes I think all that discord and disharmony is what makes us great, Elie. Just a thought.
I was here ( )
I'm doing a walking trip in Japan. sounds incredibly fun, I'll check it out...
Nothing more complicated than Love, Donna!
Jesus Saves. Hmmm...just two words scribbled on a men's room wall to cause such a commotion! Seems religion has a way of doing that, eh?
May God richly bless you and may you have a very blessed birthday year. I agree with KFC. Happy b-day old man! (even if you never do seem to set foot on my blog, lol)
I like. I'm with Nicky. Excellent!
...and be careful too. I worry about that kind of thing. (but happy flirting! )
Are they gray where you are? We have a nasty kind of fly here that BITES (not stings , but BITES) that we call horse flies and they look like a regular housefly 'cept they're gray.
Sigh... saw a birdie in the snow it had a broken wing and couldn't go I lured it closer with some bread and crushed it's tiny f****ing head
I lied. I'm prone to do that, you know. One more: This is a tee-pee for you to pee-pee not a wig-wam to beat your tom-tom.
one more and I swear I'll quit: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but whips and chains excite me, So throw me down, and tie me up and show me that you like me.
...and flush twice 'cause it's a long way to the kitchen and piss fast 'cause Texas crabs can swim upstream.
I am so far away from a jillion joe, it ain't funny. Okay forty then.
See! I told you you'd get a jillion comments for this!
Why are you looking up here when the joke's in your hand I like that one. or... Here I sit on the pooper, givin' birth to a Texas State Trooper. That's a good one too. Now, uh....what were we talkin' about? Oh yeah: JESUS SAVES! BUT MOSES INVESTS.
I hope this finds all my friends here well and happy and enjoying your summer (or for those of you in the Southern Hemisphere like me, your winter). I will continue to make the occasional poetic run here and I'm still stopping by when I can to read and try to respond to some articles, Glad to hear from you, Maso. Glad all is going well and the band is kickin' it! I'll write you one a these days too. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/ju/T_JU/smiles/Sm
(I'm not really allowed to divulge gender lest someone related to them reads this and is able to identify their relative. All hell would break loose were that to happen, and I'd be fired) I understand that. I'm in the same boat -so MANY things and incidents I could write about but don't. So that leaves me with not much else, lol. I'm glad you at least found "a path" to go down, Dharma. I hope it leads somewhere good.
I have a fond memory of a certain night in Temple, Texas but it doesn't involve any knitting. Instead it involved Irish coffee, a Doobie Brothers eight-track and...well, it's a really looooong story.
like I said elsewhere on JU. Paris ain't that bad...
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I'm going to play devil's advocate here and say country first. I would qualify this by stating I only feel this way because of what our country IS, a place where ALL can freely worship the God of their choosing, or not worship at all. If our predominantly Christian nation truly put God first, the entire country would have to shut down on Sunday, divorce would be impossible to obtain, the Ten Commandments would be posted in every public building, and h