Julian Mayo wrote:Where the hell is revelstone?gkaytaz wrote:You're welcome.
3 stubbies of Wild Turkey past the Ladies Lounge?

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Julian Mayo wrote:Where the hell is revelstone?gkaytaz wrote:You're welcome.
3 stubbies of Wild Turkey past the Ladies Lounge?
Like all of the above, read all of JRR when I was eighteen.gkaytaz wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:Where the hell is revelstone?gkaytaz wrote:You're welcome.
3 stubbies of Wild Turkey past the Ladies Lounge?Nope. It's a location from Stephen R Donaldson's "Chronicles of Thomas Covenant: the Unbeliever" series (double trilogy, 3rd one on the way). Recommended reading if you happen to like JRR Tolkien, Frank Herbert or Tad Williams style novels.
Uh, by the looks of it your future marriage with her should be considered eternal if it outlasts a carton of milkJulian Mayo wrote:
Like all of the above, read all of JRR when I was eighteen.
I expect to resume reading when
A/JayVee comes to her senses and marries me.
B/ when I am a single parent to 3 grown children
C/ when I am in jail for murdering three kids.
I think option C/ is most effective because of :Julian Mayo wrote:Like all of the above, read all of JRR when I was eighteen.gkaytaz wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
Where the hell is revelstone?
3 stubbies of Wild Turkey past the Ladies Lounge?Nope. It's a location from Stephen R Donaldson's "Chronicles of Thomas Covenant: the Unbeliever" series (double trilogy, 3rd one on the way). Recommended reading if you happen to like JRR Tolkien, Frank Herbert or Tad Williams style novels.
I expect to resume reading when
A/JayVee comes to her senses and marries me.
B/ when I am a single parent to 3 grown children
C/ when I am in jail for murdering three kids.
Hate is the closest thing to love, they say. I will still be optimistic as the first shovel of dirt lands with a thud on my coffingkaytaz wrote:Uh, by the looks of it your future marriage with her should be considered eternal if it outlasts a carton of milkJulian Mayo wrote:
Like all of the above, read all of JRR when I was eighteen.
I expect to resume reading when
A/JayVee comes to her senses and marries me.
B/ when I am a single parent to 3 grown children
C/ when I am in jail for murdering three kids.
The kids n I left before she killed me, AmAmjad wrote:I think option C/ is most effective because of :Julian Mayo wrote:Like all of the above, read all of JRR when I was eighteen.gkaytaz wrote:
Nope. It's a location from Stephen R Donaldson's "Chronicles of Thomas Covenant: the Unbeliever" series (double trilogy, 3rd one on the way). Recommended reading if you happen to like JRR Tolkien, Frank Herbert or Tad Williams style novels.
I expect to resume reading when
A/JayVee comes to her senses and marries me.
B/ when I am a single parent to 3 grown children
C/ when I am in jail for murdering three kids.
IN PRISON
you spend the majority of your time in an 8X10 cell.
AT WORK
you spend most of your time in a 6X8 cubicle.
IN PRISON
you get three meals a day (free).
AT WORK
you only get a break for one meal and you have to pay for it yourself.
IN PRISON
you get time off for good behavior.
AT WORK
you get rewarded for good behavior with more WORK.
IN PRISON
a guard locks and unlocks the doors for you.
AT WORK
you must carry around a security card and unlock open all the doors yourself.
IN PRISON
you can watch TV and play games.
AT WORK
you get fired for watching TV and playing games.
IN PRISON
you get your own toilet.
AT WORK
you have to share.
IN PRISON
they allow your family and friends to visit.
AT WORK
you can not even speak to your family and friends.
IN PRISON
all expenses are paid by taxpayers with no work at all.
AT WORK
You get to pay all the expenses to go to work and then they deduct taxes from your salary to pay for the prisoners.
Hummmmmm........
Which Sounds Better?
So what are you waiting for ???
Kill your Wife...!!!!!!
Nothing wrong with reading however given the three statements above, A being the one that worries me the most.... I suggestI expect to resume reading when
A/JayVee comes to her senses and marries me.
B/ when I am a single parent to 3 grown children
C/ when I am in jail for murdering three kids.
Methinks perhaps the only road to sanity is tojacfan wrote:Nothing wrong with reading however given the three statements above, A being the one that worries me the most.... I suggestI expect to resume reading when
A/JayVee comes to her senses and marries me.
B/ when I am a single parent to 3 grown children
C/ when I am in jail for murdering three kids.
A/Ring for an ambulance immediately. Julian has clearly been brain damaged from all his fighting with JayVee and now thinks he loves her.
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See if that will sort out his thinking.
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Lots of WT or strawberry vodka..... which is for either
a/Julian to help him over the shock
b/Me to help me over the shock
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And JayVee will be doing the eulogy I assume? Well, I can relate to your optimism. Honest! You know what Seinfeld says: "Surveys show that the #1 fear of Americans is public speaking. #2 is death. Death is #2! That means that at a funeral, the average American would rather be in the casket than doing the eulogy!"Julian Mayo wrote:Hate is the closest thing to love, they say. I will still be optimistic as the first shovel of dirt lands with a thud on my coffingkaytaz wrote:Uh, by the looks of it your future marriage with her should be considered eternal if it outlasts a carton of milkJulian Mayo wrote:
Like all of the above, read all of JRR when I was eighteen.
I expect to resume reading when
A/JayVee comes to her senses and marries me.
B/ when I am a single parent to 3 grown children
C/ when I am in jail for murdering three kids.
well, being your average australian, I would prefer to stay above ground at funerals...Isuspect it is something to do with mum nagging me not to get my clothes dirtygkaytaz wrote:And JayVee will be doing the eulogy I assume? Well, I can relate to your optimism. Honest! You know what Seinfeld says: "Surveys show that the #1 fear of Americans is public speaking. #2 is death. Death is #2! That means that at a funeral, the average American would rather be in the casket than doing the eulogy!"Julian Mayo wrote:Hate is the closest thing to love, they say. I will still be optimistic as the first shovel of dirt lands with a thud on my coffingkaytaz wrote:
Uh, by the looks of it your future marriage with her should be considered eternal if it outlasts a carton of milk
Have to disagree with you there JayVee, it takes all the strength I have to ignore most of your posts.JayVee wrote:Ignoring shows weakeness
Jerez 97? Monaco 06?JayVee wrote:He got penalised, end of story.
Cheers Kaps, I should know better shouldnt IKapel wrote:RedHead,rules for cute are different,u should know by now.
At least there will be a plentiful supply of ice cubes around as hell freezes overKapel wrote:I shall wait to see if these rules apply to all drivers!!!