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Lorenzo Lamas... WOOF!
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I literally, I mean literally, like literally LOL'd!
WTF is going on here peeps ?
Consider it a stream of consciousness thread. Just go with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bubba
And Peeps are out of season right now. They're an Easter item.
I'd say try the Catskills or the Adirondacks but the mountains here are hills compared to the ones in the West. The highest of the Appalachian range are in North Carolina and Tennessee in the Smoky Mountains. The very remote Adirondack area has been not-so-affectionately called the Siberia of North America. In the winter, there are times when they are colder than Alaska. It has at times reached -80oF. The Catskills aren't as remote but many of the roads close during the fall-winter making areas of the park inaccessible. The Gunks, which are much easier to reach, has some of the best rock climbing east of the Mississippi River. You can still do some great mountain-topping though despite this if you have a bit of outdoorsman/woman in you. Repeaters here have better range than I thought they would thanks to the elevation and lucky line-of-sight.Quote:
Originally Posted by K9CCH
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A pair of llamas...Quote:
Originally Posted by K9CCH
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_jz8e0PvnK3...0/Homepage.jpg
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Originally Posted by N2NH
you sure those aren't alpacas?
How's this one strike you?Quote:
Originally Posted by K9CCH
http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...kMQlyOM1X_yPlJ
You'll pack her? I dunno if they'd like that.Quote:
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Definitely look llama-ish.Quote:
Originally Posted by K9CCH
My neighbors have alpacas, and they're much shaggier up top.
They also made some of the most hideous noises you'll hear.
What do you know about Easter, station? You're from g.d. uh, uh...Quote:
Originally Posted by W3WN
I guess the 'Apocalypse Now' quote doesn't quite fit here...
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I wouldn't even begin to know how to to pack that. I've never packed anything like that in my life. I don't think I've ever seen one in real life either.
I swore off vajayjay after puberty. They dont come with enough instructions.
If you need to get packed, let Al-Pack-Ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by K9CCH
Thats from being packed from Al Packer and Ewe Wacker.Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4NEL
I married a shiksa. I get immersed in all that ritual every year whether I want to or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by WU9G
Besides, the secular stores all carry seasonal items. And it may be a religious season, but it is a season...
Whats a “shiksa” ?Quote:
Originally Posted by W3WN
Shiksa (Yiddish: שיקסע shikse, Polish: sziksa) is a Yiddish and Polish word that has moved into English usage, mostly in North American Jewish culture, as a term for a non-Jewish woman, initially and sometimes still pejorative but now often usedsatirically. Shiksa refers to any non-Jewish (gentile) woman or girl who might be a temptation to Jewish men or boys, e.g., for dating, intermarriage, etc.
The reason my sister has barely acknowledged my existance, let alone talked to me, for the last 23 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bubba
Yup. A blessing in disguise.
Maybe you shouldn't have served beef stroganoff and clam chowder at the wedding?Quote:
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Wouldn't have mattered if I did. She didn't attend.Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ6BSO
I was almost Rhoda's goy boy toy once. :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by W3WN
Shiksa, for a REALLY close shave.
I can drive about eight miles and be at 4800 feet, but to CORNTEST!? wah ha ha - Yeah, suuuuuureeeee.....