...and every word of it true, Whip -'cepting the names of Kim and Syl which were changed to protect the guilty. :p
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“So like I was sayin’, Wolfshit was on and on bitchin’ about the pile of trash that that old oil field dude left piled up behind his grandpa’s rent house after he cut out during the night 'cause he was scared he was goin' to the pen for all his DWI's. And so I asked him, what kind of trash are we talkin’ about? You know, ‘cause if that old dude worked i
Shake for me girl. I wanna be your backdoor man… Shieet. Now as the Artist Formerly Known As Prince (or whatever the hell it is he’s going by these days) once said, dig if you will a picture: middle-aged man bumpin' along at a sweaty six-point-five mile an hour pace with his ipod shuffle earbuds in place and sayin’ that Zeppelin lyric out loud
[quote]That my friend, is the key to happiness. In fact, I think that's the best way to look at anything and everything in this whole freakin' world. Change it or live with it...it's so...profound.[/quote] Easier said than done, I know! But I'm workin' on it Zoo... [quote]Thx for this Roy! Life was looking a bit sucky today![/quote] And I hoped this helped fix it for ya Donna! [quote]Life in its myriads guises is always somewhere between shit and gold.[/quo
[quote]You know the type.[/quote] I certainly do. Seen 'em in action my whole life. [quote]Thanks for readin', man. [/quote] Always! :CONGRAT:
Now what inspired this'n Zoo? ;) Anyway, it's a keeper!
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But, you know what life really is? You're born, you suck your mother's tits. You get a little older, you suck your girlfriend's tits. You get married, you suck your wife’s tits. And that’s what life is. Life sucks. -John Ryman, When Galaxies Collide ~~~ I’ve always heard that it was differences of opinions that made horse races. Well if t
I used to kmow this old Mexican dude and when he would get drunk he would say over and over and ove again no matter what was said "WHAT the hell?" Thanks for remindin me of him with this. He woulda loved it!
[quote]a greater good[/quote] I know all about those greater goods Nick and sometimes you just gotta suck it up and heave-ho head first right on into them. Like going to that damned gym everyday. Or changing jobs. Or letting go of your little one when they become, well...not so much of a little one anymore. Anyhoo...hang in there Nick! Moving toward the greater good, I have found, is worth the struggle. (glad to see you back too, girl! :) )
Congrats! Sounds like a dream come true for you. Have fun, learn something, and good luck!
[quote]Congratualations! The 1000th should be very special indeed. [/quote] :CONGRAT: :CONGRAT: :CONGRAT: ;)
I stumbled upon and read an interesting quote the other day Maso. It went: It's not so much [I]what[/I] you believe, but [I]how[/I] you believe. (sorry I'm late to this one. How did I manage to miss it?)
[quote]Love you Roy! And ditto on the glad you're back thing! [/quote] Thanks Donna, I appreciate you! [quote]I'm so glad I dropped in to see if you've started posting yet. So glad, indeed. [/quote] Glad to see you to Nick and am waiting for a post from you too! [quote]Your title kept making me think of this song(not exactly sure why, 'cept for the fact I've listened to a lot of Beatles stuff)...and I figure it fits well with the subject matter.[/quote]<br
Like Mary Kay Letourneau, where was this when [I]I[/I] was younger? :NOTSURE:
Bduh, bdudh, bduh thattttt's all folks! In light of recent events, that's a pretty ironic comment there. Heh, and so's the title of this article when you stop and think about it.
I'm bet ya'll (better get used to hearing that again -you know, "ya'll" ) be glad to be back in God's country!
Hahaha! [I]Loved[/I] it! And Puh-leeeze feature this'n on virtualpoetryreading dot com. I bet it would sound just as cool outside my head!
[quote] I want him to read this and hopefully see sense. [/quote] And I hope this helps. But if it don't, tell him I understand. [quote]Ah, sheeit, man. There's no point in going down Memory Lane. All the What-Ifs and the Could've-Beens are all just ways of not looking square at yo'self now and accepting where you are. I should know, I've done it a lot. It's tough giving up old fantasies, including the Virginal Heart, but in the words of the Prophet Richard Pryor: "A boy become
I second what M-Post said. I've kinda reached a little plateau myself at 209 lbs after dropping down fairly quickly from 260! But...I keep going. Lately I've been doing (or trying to do, lol) intervals: run flat out for a minute then slow to a brisk walk for two. All in all (including about five of the intervals and a mile run @ 6 miles an hour plus lots of brisk walking and off an on different hieghts of incline) I do 4 miles a day 6 days a week. Anyway, hang in there Donna! We'll be skinny one
[quote]And that is what really matters.[/quote] Absolutly Doc. I agree. [quote] Damn women and their lingering effects on the male psyche...[/quote] Yes! It's like that perfume she wore. When I get a hint of it now in the mall or the movies or at a restaraunt in can so transport you back. [quote]Mine had a different ending. It said....'if it doesn't come back, hunt it down and kill it.'[/quote] Hahaha! I remember that one too! I thought about that but
[quote]Can I get an 'amen?'[/quote] Amen! I heartedly concur.
Cool article. And thanks for the link to it!