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Good morning everybody!

Hope everyone has a great Fri.

DA, Is there room in detention for two more? We promise we've been naughty:devil:

Bama, We read all of them from start to end
 
Sounds like this is going to be one fun detention!!:D

DA, Louisville isn't that small. Last time I was there you did have a Chester Fried Chicken:D
 
There is a new study out about women and how they feel about their ass.
> > > I thought the results were pretty interesting.
> > >
> > > - 85% of women think their ass is too big...
> > > - 10% of women think their ass is too little...
> > >
> > > The other 5% say that they don't care - they love him and would have
> > married
> > > him anyway



ok im ready for detention
 
How long has it been since you have been here? Don't have a Chester but do have a Popeyes, Mickey D's and a DQ. Not as small as it was growing up. Then it was only a Hardees!
 
WOW!! It has grown. I guess it has been about 8 or 9 years since I was there.

Of coarse I was off hunting with the guys so a lot is kind of a blur.
 
DA your town sounds like mine maybe bigger lol
we do have 4300 people though a hardees n a dairy queen its 50 miles to the closes mall and 20 to a walmart very rural area ;)
 
bamagirl said:
DA your town sounds like mine maybe bigger lol
we do have 4300 people though a hardees n a dairy queen its 50 miles to the closes mall and 20 to a walmart very rural area ;)
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It is about thirty miles to the nearest Walmart and fifty to the mall for us.
 
sga_swingers said:
WOW!! It has grown. I guess it has been about 8 or 9 years since I was there.

Of coarse I was off hunting with the guys so a lot is kind of a blur.
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My mom used to say " Don't blink when you go through Louisville or you will miss everything" It is a good town. Everyone is nosey.But over all it is a good place to live.
 
Bama - OMG - the green snake makes any day seem brighter. Much like this anicdote:

You think your day is bad. I just found out the my Siamese Twin, who I am joined at the waste, is gay....and he has a date tonight!!!


That is one bad day.


Have a great weekend ALL.


Spank :D
 
lol spanky i heard that one before :) im glad u liked it.

im still here angel n chatting on im :)
 
Winter in Upstate New York ....

As a trucker stops for a red light, a blonde
catches up. She jumps out
of her car, runs up to his truck, and knocks on the
door. The Trucker lowers the window, and she says "Hi, my name is Heather and you are losing some of your load."

The trucker ignores her and proceeds down the
street.

When the truck stops for another red light, the
girl catches up again.

She jumps out of her car, runs up and knocks on the
door. Again, the trucker lowers the window.

As if they've never spoken, the blonde says
brightly, "Hi my name is Heather, and you are
losing some of your load!"

Shaking his head, the trucker ignores her again and
continues down the street.

At the third red light, the same thing happens
again. All out of breath, the blonde gets out of her car, runs up,
and knocks on the truck door.

The trucker lowers the window. ! Again she says "Hi, my
name is Heather, and you are losing some of your load!"

When the light turns green the trucker revs up and
races to the next light.
When he stops this time, he hurriedly gets out of the
truck, and runs cack to the blonde.
He knocks on her window and as she lowers it,
he says... "Hi, my name is Kevin,
it's winter in New York, and I'm driving
the SALT TRUCK!


smile :)
 
We liked this and thought this was the right place to share it.


a lil hometown pride... You might can take us out of Georgia but by golly
>you can't take the Georgia out of us. This is a little long but good!
> > >
> >A Georgian's Opinion - Author Unknown.
> >
> >I want y'all to understand one thing right up front. I'm a
> >Georgian. Always have been and, the Good Lord willing, always will be. I
>was
> >raised in a small Georgia Town I realize that we have been infiltrated
> >as of late with a number of Northern transplants, and they are all
> >welcome, as long as they choose to live amongst us in peace without
> >spending all their spare time telling us how much better things
> >were back North and how proficient they are at driving on snow and ice.
> >
> >Nonetheless, I fell it is my civic duty to provide a primer of sorts for
> >all the good people who have recently migrated to the Peach State.
> >It might not hurt to remind some of the natives of a few points of
> >pride as well.
> >
> >There are some things that all Georgians know. Coca Cola is ours, and
> >unless you've had one in a green six-and-a-half ounce bottle, with a
> >slight crust of ice on top, you don't know what the real thing is.
> >And you might want to try pouring about half a pack of salted peanuts
> >into one sometime.
> >
> >If it weren't for a Georgian-Crawford Long of Jefferson---open-heart
> >surgery would hurt like hell.
> >
> >True Georgians say "ma'am and sir" and call their mothers "mama" and
> >their fathers 'daddy". They know that y'all is perfectly good English
> >and never means just one person. "Fixin to" is perfectly acceptable,
> >too. And if y'all don't like the way we talk, Delta (which is also ours)
> >is ready when you are.
> >
> >Long before the Olympics brought the world's greatest athletes to
> >Atlanta, we gave the world Ty Cobb, Jackie Robinson, Walt Frazier,
> >Luke Appling, Johnny Mize, Fran Tarkenton, Bobby Jones, Wyomia Tyus, and
> >Herschel Walker. If you don't know who these people are, you ought
> >to find out before you go to bed tonight
> >
> >Long after the Atlanta Olympics have faded from memory, the greatest
> >tournament in golf will still be played in Augusta every April, with or
> >without Jessie Jackson's and Martha Burke's approval, and on autumn
> >Saturdays, 90,000 or so Red-and-Black faithful will gather in Athens for
> >a prayer meeting between the hedges.
> >
> >No matter how many times the Braves play in the World Series, nothing
> >will match the excitement of that first one.
> >
> >The Stone Mountain carving is lots bigger than the one on Mt. Rushmore
> >and the people etched into the side of Stone Mountain deserve the honor.
> >
> >It wasn't just about slavery. Atlanta was called "the city too busy to
> >hate," back in the sixties, because it really was, and we should be proud
> >of that fact.
> >
> >In 1864 Sherman burned Atlanta and much of Georgia in his March to
> >the sea. Crack cocaine is bringing more harm to Atlanta than Sherman
> >ever dreamed of.
> >
> >We don't grow the most peaches, but we still deserve to be called
> >the "Peach State" because ours are the sweetest. That includes the
> >Georgia peaches that don't grow on trees. We do produce the most peanuts,
> >pecans, and poultry.
> >
> >Elvis wasn't ours, but Otis Redding, James Brown, the Allman Brothers,
> >Johnny Mercer, Joe South , Ray Charles, Bill Anderson, Brenda Lee,
> >Trisha Yearwood and Alan Jackson are. So are Sidney Lanier, Joel Chandler
> >Harris, Margaret Mitchell and Alice Walker. And I still miss Lewis
> >Grizzard every day.
> >
> >Julia Roberts may be Georgia's prettiest movie star, but Holly Hunter is
> >the most talented. Dakota Fanning may one day surpass them both.
> >
> >FDR adopted us. His "Little White House" in Warm Springs is exactly as
> >it was the day he died there, near the end of World War II. Every
> >Georgian needs to visit Warm Springs. Roosevelt's New Deal put Georgians
> >to work and turned an entire generation of her people into "yellow Dog"
> >Democrats.
> >
> >Georgia once had three governors at the same time. Lester Maddox wasn't
> >one of them, but was elected by the General Assembly without getting a
> >majority of the popular vote. He did a good job too, God rest his
> >soul.
> >
> >Zell Miller was the best governor I never voted for, and Jimmy Carter
> >might have struggled while he was in the White House, but he became one
> >of the best ex-presidents we ever had.
> >
> >Gone With the Wind belongs to us. We own it. Not only is it by one of
> >our own and is about us, but it's also one of the great novels of all
> >time and an absolute film classic-and we shouldn't apologize for liking
> >it.
> >
> >WSB means "Welcome South Brother." She ain't what she used to be,
> >but she's not as bad as the AJC has become.
> >
> >The Brown Thrasher, the Cherokee Rose, and the Live Oak are our
> >symbols. Proud, decent, honest people are our heritage. None are as
> >plentiful as they once were, but none are on the endangered list, either.
> >
> >The best barbecue in the world is served at Holcomb's in White Plains,
> >but Open Air in Jackson ain't far behind. The best seafood is at
> >Williams in Savannah and the best catfish is at Henderson's in
> >Covington. Pickles , peanut butter and syrup reign in Cairo....or did.
>Thomasville is known for its beautiful roses and Bainbridge the inland port
>city.
> >
> >
> >The best fried chicken in the world is served at my mama's house, Grits
> >is groceries and sugar doesn't belong in cornbread. God intended for
> >iced tea to be served sweet.
> >
> >And lastly, Georgia ain't exactly heaven-but it will do until I get there
>
 
Where the heck is everyone tonight? Where ever you guys are and whatever you are doing, I hope you are having fun doing it. ;) Have a good night:kiss:
 
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