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PostPosted: Fri Mar 04, 2005 10:25 pm 
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Ok, I apologize for the lack of detail to follow, but it's still worth telling. Busty could do it more justice if he's around (and as soon as I type this, I won't be for a bit).

He and I are playing the weekly gig last night at the downtown bar. And after a while the manager is all antsy about something, which turns out to ba a table full of the toughest looking 65-year-olds in sport coats I've ever seen. They were apparently 4 Packers hall of famers, and this is where I get crap for not knowing all the names, but it was Willy (McGee? I might've made the last name up), Fuzzy somebody, and two others, but not Bart Starr. And the next time I looked over, one of them's got his hands on my wife's lower back while another one's kissing her on the cheek!! She told me later that one of them (identified readily by the others as the "one who got the most tail when we were all playing under Lombardi together") asked her "you lookin for some fun tonight sugar?"

There wasn't a one of them under the age of 60... no WAY.

Just thought I'd share. Gotta go back to work now. Again, Busty can clarify this better... he's more sports smart than me, which is to say some at all.

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table full of the toughest looking 65-year-olds in sport coats I've ever seen. They were apparently 4 Packers hall of famers.



Awesome


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PostPosted: Fri Mar 04, 2005 11:32 pm 
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You wanna get mad because they're eyin your woman, but man, you gotta respect dirty old men of that caliber. And they had gobs of people getting autographs, all night (they were still kickin when I left at midnight). This was the second night they'd come there to hang out, and I'm told they were much more raucus with the ladies the previous night.

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[quote="Bloor"]He's either done too much and should stay out of the economy, done too little because unemployment isn't 0%, is a dumb ingrate who wasn't ready for the job or a brilliant mastermind who has taken over all aspects of our lives and is transforming us into a Stalinist style penal economy where Christian Whites are fed into meat grinders. Very confusing[/quote]


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PostPosted: Fri Mar 04, 2005 11:39 pm 
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Kyle, this is awesome.

Almost as awesome as your avatar. WGAR?!?!

Give the wife a good what, what for me.

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At least it wasn't Chmura. He would have taken your special lady into the men's room and raped the shit out of her; maybe finger-banged her too.


<--------------------- still pissed the jury let the tight-end off; as well, what the f--- is Gerry Boyle's trip, talking up Chewy and Chewy's wife's love of God, and how God saw them thru it, after the verdict? Is that old Mick drinking again??


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disenturbulationaryism Wrote:
At least it wasn't Chmura. He would have taken your special lady into the men's room and raped the shit out of her; maybe finger-banged her too.


<--------------------- still pissed the jury let the tight-end off; as well, what the f--- is Gerry Boyle's trip, talking up Chewy and Chewy's wife's love of God, and how God saw them thru it, after the verdict? Is that old Mick drinking again??


Easy Bubba, that's his wife you're taliking abouy.

Busty and Ky, y'all need to meet up with Monty. Shake off the anonymousness...tell us what he's really like.

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harry Wrote:
I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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