midwestyankee
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Relatively speaking, I'm in my second semester of junior year in college. Pretty sure that some of those years disappeared in the haze of bad parties.
Blurt Thread III - Emporium of Unexpected Exclamations & Revelations
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Relatively speaking, I'm in my second semester of junior year in college. Pretty sure that some of those years disappeared in the haze of bad parties.
Emerson40
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I haven't sat and played it through yet, but have heard some really good things.
I've spun through this wee gem many, many times over the last few months, a wonderful cover of a great Dead song.
He's done it in his live shows, but this version with just him and his guitar - like most extraordinary songs - is sublime, with the minimalist treatment of just voice and acoustic guitar.
I don't know why I did not think to share this with you sooner, given your appreciation of singer / songwriters, Ryan Adams specifically, and denim.
silverwhisper
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goodbye, shitty current employer; hello, awesome new employer!
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I do, indeed!
Life has been crazy busy the last several months, but is finally settling down.
Hope you & yours been well!
Emerson40
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Congratulations on the new gig!
I do, indeed!
Life has been crazy busy the last several months, but is finally settling down.
Hope you & yours been well!
Life has a way of doing this sometimes. Great to see you posting!
Clearly, his advanced years have not impaired his ability to recognize a fine looking good little witch.
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Yes, it does. It's great to have a sense of normalcy again. So glad to be back in my own house. Construction is not all it's cracked up to be. But in the end, it's worth it.
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Can I blurt to 100? 
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Saucyminx
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I love you so much! Thank you. I am dying.
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She's alive!
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Hiya handsome. Miss ya face.
What have you heard?
A little broken in spots, but still kickin.No one expects ...oh wait, that's the Spanish Inquisition not me. Hey OT, how's tricks?What a lovely surprise.
Rainy, that post still brings on a giggling fit.
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Greetings O' Saucy One, I'm in a new state (finally made it) with a very different culture to get used to.
You still upping the badass ratio in PA?
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Greetings O' Saucy One, I'm in a new state (finally made it) with a very different culture to get used to.
Of course. Someone has too.
Major culture shock?
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thanks em!
nice to see you, minxie. :>
speaking of people not seen in a while, has anyone seen sweeterika? i don't recall having seen her in my past few visits.
ed
nice to see you, minxie. :>
speaking of people not seen in a while, has anyone seen sweeterika? i don't recall having seen her in my past few visits.
ed
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Of course. Someone has too.
Major culture shock?
That's an understatement to be sure.
Some things are similar, while some are shockingly different. I think the biggest difference is the fear factor that Mass tries to impose on its victims, I mean citizens, is absent here.
And there are a lot more cows and horses.
Thinking about a distillery tour sometime this year. Always time to learn about whiskey and bourbon. You still a wine fancier?
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Man, it's so slow in here, I think I just heard an echo from a post that silverwhisper made in 2006.
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Maybe it's time to come back home, perhaps.
Trim the hedges, cut the grass, collect the rain-swollen, weekly local rags from the porch.
Get the place presentable, so Saucy will feel comfortable kicking off her boots, stay a spell.
Trim the hedges, cut the grass, collect the rain-swollen, weekly local rags from the porch.
Get the place presentable, so Saucy will feel comfortable kicking off her boots, stay a spell.
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That, or replace the pool table with a clean and level one.
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Of course.That's an understatement to be sure.
Some things are similar, while some are shockingly different. I think the biggest difference is the fear factor that Mass tries to impose on its victims, I mean citizens, is absent here.
And there are a lot more cows and horses.
Thinking about a distillery tour sometime this year. Always time to learn about whiskey and bourbon. You still a wine fancier?
See if you can find Highspire Rye down yonder. It's a recipe from a distillery in the town I grew up in, but closed during prohibition. It's pretty good, but you can't get it up here--only down South.Aww sweetie, don't fuss on my account.
. Yank, baby, you know what I like.
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Sorry Ed. I missed this.
Always nice to see you.Similar threads
