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All the meteorologist were begging God for just one icy bridge anywhere in Atlanta. When a little patch of pink showed up on the radar this morning I thought Karen Minton was going to pee herself. I'll take a "no event" over putting a sheet of ice under the bunch of idiots that I drive around every day.

I have a similar recipe for cedar (or pine) plank carp.

Cleavon Little. The new Sheriff in town.

I have never seen a tattoo that I thought was something that I just could not live without.

I have a similar set up. I like the extra space of the "L" desk. What I don't like is the difference in height. That lower desk kills my back if I spend too much time working on it. I have a desk top on the big desk and usually set my lap top on the short desk. Don't know if they offer them at the same height, but I will check it out if I ever buy another.

I had a flu shot early in September and I am positive it kept me from getting the full blown flu. I am also pretty sure it caused me to have some respiratory issues that put me in the hospital for a couple of days in October. Kind of damned if you do or don't. And I got the pneumonia vaccine while I was in the hospital. THAT MUTHA HURT! I believe that was the most painful shot I ever had.

I love this one: Turkey Creek Jack Johnson: Why you doin' this, Doc? Doc Holliday: Because Wyatt Earp is my friend. Turkey Creek Jack Johnson: Friend? Hell, I got lots of friends. Doc Holliday: ...I don't.

Like I said, it's the attitude more than the word. When I have heard my g-son say it he was laughing at something and saying "man, that sucks." If he told someone THEY sucked, his ass wouldn't hold shucks (if you know what I mean).

I swear that movie had more memorable quotes than any movie I know of. My favorite of course, is in my siggy. (I think).

Not exactly a cowboy but Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday is one of my favorite western characters. Tombstone is my favorite western.

This thread reminds me of when I worked for a large construction company in Atlanta. The branch manager was a crotchety old man that cussed every other breath. We were working on a church and the pastor overheard a couple of our guys using profanity so he called the office to complain. Mr. Haygood asked the pastor "which two sumbitches was it?"

Neither seem to do the trick when you hit your thumb with a hammer or cut yourself with a power tool. You have to reach deep into that four letter word bag and get a good one for that.

Yet another reason not to register your guns. BTW, I have owned a gun for the last 46 years. NEVER have one of my guns ever caused an issue.

You know heck is where people go that don't believe in Gosh.

The kids I am talking about, you would never hear them in a store. I know I am somewhat biased, but every time I am around them I come away impressed. I think the word is not the issue. It is only a word. The issue is the attitude of the kid using it.

I have to ask. Who is the dumbass calling people names now?

Just curious. How did our omniscient leaders come up with the nice round figure of $841?

Dang! I thought it was going to be a new LCP>

They are 14 thru 11 now. Honestly, I never really paid that much attention the first time I heard them say it. That's their mom's favorite word so I'm surprised it wasn't the kid's first word. I'm just not all that legalistic when it comes to things like this. If the kid is excelling in school, being as respectful to others as they are and not using vulgarity, I am not about to start beating on them about using that word.

My grand kids say yes ma'am, yes sir (to the point where it used to almost be annoying) and they say sucks. BUT, they never say it with a bad attitude. When I hear them say it they are laughing. These kids are honor roll students that already have their career goals set in the medical field. I really don't see a problem with it as long as they are respectful to others and are using the word the way they use it.

Looks like it will go north of us. I'm good with that.

Can you imagine what those old cattle farmers in south Georgia must have thought when they saw a group of hippies walking around the pasture in the rain picking mushrooms out of cow patties and eating them?

Is it true that GA Southern thought about changing their mascot to a mushroom back in the 70s?

So you got the job? Congratulations!

Never heard of purple drank. Heard of ernge drank.