Today's giggle
Very Honorable Most Senior Member :)
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 769
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From: Central Montana, USA
Viz:
DONKEY Braying HEEHAW Very Cute - YouTube
He hawwwwww, he hawwwwwwwww, he hawwwwwways says that!
Cheers, SB
PS: Late on the translation I know..........
DONKEY Braying HEEHAW Very Cute - YouTube
He hawwwwww, he hawwwwwwwww, he hawwwwwways says that!
Cheers, SB
PS: Late on the translation I know..........
Retired Super Moderator, Tin Star Man & Hurricane Saloon Prospect, ROTM Feb 2015
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Vääksy, Finland
Quote of the day, pretty much sums up my level of religiousness and why I rather avoid debating about it.
"Debating creationists on the topic of evolution is rather like trying to play chess with a pigeon; it knocks the pieces over, craps on the board, and flies back to its flock to claim victory." -- Scott D. Weitzenhoffer
Why did he look so disappointed when it just fell over and laid down?
That normally takes a big investment in zip ties and chloroform.
(In my limited experience with females).
That normally takes a big investment in zip ties and chloroform.
(In my limited experience with females).
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Joined: Mar 2013
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From: Alabama
-True Story-
When I lived in Brunswick Maine, I decided to take the back roads on a trip down to Portland. In the process, I got turned around a good bit. I did what no man likes to do, I decided to find someone and ask for directions.
The 1st person I came across was an elderly man sitting on his front porch. I politely asked, "Sir, can I take this road to Portland"?
He replied in a stereotypical New Englander accent without breaking stride in his rocking chair, "No. Portland has enough roads of their own."
I just said thank you and headed on with my lost journey. :-)
When I lived in Brunswick Maine, I decided to take the back roads on a trip down to Portland. In the process, I got turned around a good bit. I did what no man likes to do, I decided to find someone and ask for directions.
The 1st person I came across was an elderly man sitting on his front porch. I politely asked, "Sir, can I take this road to Portland"?
He replied in a stereotypical New Englander accent without breaking stride in his rocking chair, "No. Portland has enough roads of their own."
I just said thank you and headed on with my lost journey. :-)