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Evil Alpaca
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Belegon said:
Belegon, HIGH-FIVE!
God, I thought they were going to blow it with a prevent defense, but they managed to win anyway! A friend from the department has been riding me about picking the Chargers every week in the football pool, and I've been laughing at him every week! I think I'm going to buy a jersey!
San Diego . . . Super-Chargers!
she_is_my_addiction
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So is this like Abstrusions for men?
she_is_my_addiction
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Belegon said:
Work it.
Evil Alpaca
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Belegon said:
NOT funny! Right now, an Antonio Gates jersey would be cool. Ideally, I'd like to get a Fouts jersey.
Belegon
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Evil Alpaca said:
No, really, I actually bought one after we drafted him. It has been awhile since it saw the light of day of course. I also have an LT jersey, a Winslow and the Seau I am wearing right now...
If you need a local hook-up, I can be of assistance...and if you want an MP3 of the "Super-Charger" song, PM me...
EmeraldKitten
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Howdy boys!
I'm drinking beer... does that make me butch enough to come play in the Testosterone Lounge? LOL.
I'm drinking beer... does that make me butch enough to come play in the Testosterone Lounge? LOL.
Rumple Foreskin
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I'm happy for you, Big B. Being here in Big D, I can get you a "kin folk" deal on Quincy Carter Cowboy jersey's.Belegon said:
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Belegon
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Rumple Foreskin said:I'm happy for you, Big B. Being here in Big D, I can get you a "kin folk" deal on Quincy Carter Cowboy jersey's.
Rumple Foreskin
The whole city is excited Rumple. We are so used to disapointment from our sports teams that to have the Padres still be in contention until the end and now have the Chargers in first has people buzzing...
Affirmation
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Today, I filled in a tax form with the words:
COME
AND
GET
ME
IF
YOU
THINK
YOU'RE
'ARD
ENOUGH!
... and I felt a real connection to Lee Marvin.
Affirmation.
COME
AND
GET
ME
IF
YOU
THINK
YOU'RE
'ARD
ENOUGH!
... and I felt a real connection to Lee Marvin.
Affirmation.
Evil Alpaca
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Rumple Foreskin said:I'm happy for you, Big B. Being here in Big D, I can get you a "kin folk" deal on Quincy Carter Cowboy jersey's.
Rumple Foreskin
Quincy Carter? Cowboys? Why not offer a full-grown woman to Michael Jackson? Not gonna happen.
Belegon
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Back when they had their dynasty going I used to walk up to Cowboy fans and ask them who the quaterback was the last time the 'Boys had gone 1-15. Not saying that you are one of those, Rump, but the 'Boys are one of those teams like the Dodgers, Mets, Bears, Lakers or Bulls who have masses of "fans" when they are doing well that have no clue when the team is having an off year...
...for those wondering, the correct answer was Troy Aikman of course, the same as was their QB at the time...
...for those wondering, the correct answer was Troy Aikman of course, the same as was their QB at the time...
Rumple Foreskin
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Belegon,
When it comes to suffering, your Charger folks aren't even in the same league as we poor Saints fans.
I always kinda pulled for the 'Pokes because they were the first team I ever saw play in person (that was way, way back when) but the Saints are my "team."
Rumple Foreskin
When it comes to suffering, your Charger folks aren't even in the same league as we poor Saints fans.
I always kinda pulled for the 'Pokes because they were the first team I ever saw play in person (that was way, way back when) but the Saints are my "team."
Rumple Foreskin
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EmeraldKitten said:Howdy boys!
I'm drinking beer... does that make me butch enough to come play in the Testosterone Lounge? LOL.
That depends on what you want to play with Kitty.
EmeraldKitten
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Boxlicker101 said:That depends on what you want to play with Kitty.
Hmm. Good question.
I'm open to suggestions.
*Insert halo*
Jagged
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Thoughts on a great man....
Ben Franklin I think is an example to all men in America and around the world.
The History Channel just refreshed me in this very interesting man.
In his life time he held many professions....and this is not a complete list.
Printer (Sold what would be today three million copies a year of his Alamanac)
Inventor (never pattoning his lighting rod so millions would be safer.)
Postmaster (Oh and ran the post office at
a profit with fast service incase anyone in the federal government is reading....hint hint.)
FireChief (well organized the first volunteer fire department.)
Diplomat (Did his best to work things out with England and would bring on France as an ally while inspire Great Navy man John Paul Jones to join the cause for indepence.)
Statesmen (Worked on both the Declaration of Independace and the Constitution insuring rights and thinking ahead for the future.)
In his life time he would be beloved and respected while coming up with new ideas improving his city and nation all while becoming wealthy and getting laid by many beautiful women.
What is not to like about this guy.........he was able to drink a pint at working class bar or speak well at a dinner party among kings. A man's man in every way. What a Founding Father.
Ben Franklin I think is an example to all men in America and around the world.
The History Channel just refreshed me in this very interesting man.
In his life time he held many professions....and this is not a complete list.
Printer (Sold what would be today three million copies a year of his Alamanac)
Inventor (never pattoning his lighting rod so millions would be safer.)
Postmaster (Oh and ran the post office at
a profit with fast service incase anyone in the federal government is reading....hint hint.)
FireChief (well organized the first volunteer fire department.)
Diplomat (Did his best to work things out with England and would bring on France as an ally while inspire Great Navy man John Paul Jones to join the cause for indepence.)
Statesmen (Worked on both the Declaration of Independace and the Constitution insuring rights and thinking ahead for the future.)
In his life time he would be beloved and respected while coming up with new ideas improving his city and nation all while becoming wealthy and getting laid by many beautiful women.
What is not to like about this guy.........he was able to drink a pint at working class bar or speak well at a dinner party among kings. A man's man in every way. What a Founding Father.
