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Did you ever hear Justin Wilson talking about "Lee and Perrones" Worcestershire sauce (Lea & Perrins) ?...
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Did you ever hear Justin Wilson talking about "Lee and Perrones" Worcestershire sauce (Lea & Perrins) ?...
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That's a classic but The instance I was referring to was he was trying to say that it must have been some wayward Cajun folks that had got lost in NJ and were making the sauce...there was no way any yankees could make something so good...!
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Hmmmm... amateur radio operators are sometimes jokingly called "ham bones"...
plus maybe a few other things.
I cannot win :duh:. Okay, it was a PIG bone. Cured PIG bone. :laughing:
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Um-hum.... You do know what some people call Police Officers?
Mostly "Sir" if you don't want a problem.....
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Um-hum.... You do know what some people call Police Officers?
God help me. It was SWINE
ig: ig: bone :banghead:
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Well why didn't you say so? :laughing:
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God help me. It was SWINE
The swine bone connected to the soup bone ....
k0ua
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God help me. It was SWINE
Well, If'n I had know that going in, I wouldn't have ragged on you so much.. :laughing:
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You could always ring up your local jail/prison and ask. They'd probably find the question amusing.
Be sure to report back! (don't be like "sparc")
k0ua
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What ever you do, don't be a lightweight like sparc. :laughing:
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Why?
It seemed to add significant life to the forum. We may never know - it could be the reason we still have a forum today. Maybe the advertisers were about to pull out, but when they saw the potential traffic from a net-negative post they decided to stick around on the hopes that the resulting few net-positive posts would contribute at least 10.00327% to their bottom line (which, for those of you not in "business", is generally considered an "above average" ROI).
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Easy answer.
The Bubba's are using the newbie's clothes and bed sheets.
k0ua
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He was a lightweight. no guts at all. not a hair on his....
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... but he did have pallets in the fields! Not quite like staying at a holiday inn though.
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Back on topic...
Broke out a new roll. Never before did I think about how long my supply will last. I am good for at least 2 months. Surprising how much more my fiancé uses.
Broke out a new roll. Never before did I think about how long my supply will last. I am good for at least 2 months. Surprising how much more my fiancé uses.
k0ua
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... but he did have pallets in the fields! Not quite like staying at a holiday inn though.
Sparc and his brother Kando walked into a bar. Sparc said to Kando........
(Sounds like the beginning of a good joke)
