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kattzoo
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 Posted: 04/05/03 - 21:27 Post subject:
| Floridaboiler wrote: | Welllll,
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If you can break the code you know what I am talking about. Otherwise I could get cut off forever. |
I am so TELLING your wife. Apologize now!
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airehead
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Posted: 04/05/03 - 21:33 Post subject:
| kattzoo wrote: | | Floridaboiler wrote: | Welllll,
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If you can break the code you know what I am talking about. Otherwise I could get cut off forever. |
I am so TELLING your wife. Apologize now! |
Cut off in a Lorena Bobbit sort of way? 
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runaroundsue
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Posted: 04/05/03 - 22:04 Post subject:
I just can't keep up with my husband. I don't know how he keeps track of everything. I like to take one project from finish to end....and he's like all over the place but amazingly gets them all done. My problem is that it is tough to meet his standards. It's not that I'm lazy......I don't think anyone in this world meets his standards.
He really hurt my feelings today. I'm painting today and he comes in and says "boy, you're sloppy"
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Cappy
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Posted: 04/06/03 - 07:05 Post subject:
| Floridaboiler wrote: | Welllll,
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If you can break the code you know what I am talking about. Otherwise I could get cut off forever. |
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Laurie Ellen
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Posted: 04/06/03 - 10:39 Post subject:
| airehead wrote: | | kattzoo wrote: | | Floridaboiler wrote: | Welllll,
!$%@$%@^@%@#%^@%^@^%^@%^@$%^@%@%^^&*&*#$&@^!#$%!#$%!%!#$% $#%^@$#^$%@$%^%@^@^@%^@%^@%^!$%@#%&%*(&)(_+)%&*(%&(%^*#%^&<><>%^*#$^@$^!@
If you can break the code you know what I am talking about. Otherwise I could get cut off forever. |
I am so TELLING your wife. Apologize now! |
Cut off in a Lorena Bobbit sort of way? |
Don't you think it's some kind of evil twist of fate that the man's name was bob-it? He was sure to get a trim at some point in his life.
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Cappy
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Posted: 04/06/03 - 15:07 Post subject:
| Laurie Ellen wrote: | | airehead wrote: | | kattzoo wrote: | | Floridaboiler wrote: | Welllll,
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If you can break the code you know what I am talking about. Otherwise I could get cut off forever. |
I am so TELLING your wife. Apologize now! |
Cut off in a Lorena Bobbit sort of way? |
Don't you think it's some kind of evil twist of fate that the man's name was bob-it? He was sure to get a trim at some point in his life. |
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purple hayes
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 09:28 Post subject:
My wife (and the kids do this too) will use 'non-dishwasher' dishes that have to be washed by hand when there's a perfectly dishwashable alternative available.
I ran a load of dishes last night and washed all of the other non-diswashable dishes by hand last night before I went to bed.
So this morning I get up and see that someone got themselves a piece of cake and used the special non-dishwashable cake cutting utensils and a non-dishwashable glass for their milk when they could have just used a regular knife and regular glass. 
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airehead
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 09:33 Post subject:
| purple hayes wrote: | My wife (and the kids do this too) will use 'non-dishwasher' dishes that have to be washed by hand when there's a perfectly dishwashable alternative available.
I ran a load of dishes last night and washed all of the other non-diswashable dishes by hand last night before I went to bed.
So this morning I get up and see that someone got themselves a piece of cake and used the special non-dishwashable cake cutting utensils and a non-dishwashable glass for their milk when they could have just used a regular knife and regular glass. |
This is when you pack up all the non-dishwasherables in a box that you can take out when company comes and stock only dishwasher-ables. Life's too short for frustrations like those...
Or, get rid of the cake by sending it here:
Airehead Peterson
mcguire afb, nj
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purple hayes
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 09:35 Post subject:
| airehead wrote: | Or, get rid of the cake by sending it here:
Airehead Peterson
mcguire afb, nj |
The cake is almost gone. I made it late Sunday and went to bed before I could have any. By the time I got home yesterday, HALF of it was eaten and only my wife, aldest daughter and son had been home that day. OINK! OINK!
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jrjo
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 09:50 Post subject:
| purple hayes wrote: | My wife (and the kids do this too) will use 'non-dishwasher' dishes that have to be washed by hand when there's a perfectly dishwashable alternative available.
I ran a load of dishes last night and washed all of the other non-diswashable dishes by hand last night before I went to bed.
So this morning I get up and see that someone got themselves a piece of cake and used the special non-dishwashable cake cutting utensils and a non-dishwashable glass for their milk when they could have just used a regular knife and regular glass. |
I hear ya man.. hate those non-dishwasherables, I don't even let such things in the house.
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airehead
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 09:58 Post subject:
| jrjo wrote: | | purple hayes wrote: | My wife (and the kids do this too) will use 'non-dishwasher' dishes that have to be washed by hand when there's a perfectly dishwashable alternative available.
I ran a load of dishes last night and washed all of the other non-diswashable dishes by hand last night before I went to bed.
So this morning I get up and see that someone got themselves a piece of cake and used the special non-dishwashable cake cutting utensils and a non-dishwashable glass for their milk when they could have just used a regular knife and regular glass. |
I hear ya man.. hate those non-dishwasherables, I don't even let such things in the house. |
The only people we ever invite to dinner parties are those who don't mind eating on paper plates or regular ol' dishes.
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purple hayes
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 10:03 Post subject:
| airehead wrote: | | The only people we ever invite to dinner parties are those who don't mind eating on paper plates or regular ol' dishes. |
I don't mind having nicer dishes around for when company comes over, but to just stuff you face in the middle of the night shouldn't require the use of the 'good silver'.
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Cappy
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 10:04 Post subject:
| purple hayes wrote: | | airehead wrote: | | The only people we ever invite to dinner parties are those who don't mind eating on paper plates or regular ol' dishes. |
I don't mind having nicer dishes around for when company comes over, but to just stuff you face in the middle of the night shouldn't require the use of the 'good silver'. |
on the good stuff.
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airehead
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 10:07 Post subject:
| purple hayes wrote: | | airehead wrote: | | The only people we ever invite to dinner parties are those who don't mind eating on paper plates or regular ol' dishes. |
I don't mind having nicer dishes around for when company comes over, but to just stuff you face in the middle of the night shouldn't require the use of the 'good silver'. |
That just proves you are a classier dude than I will evah be. Bet you own a gravy boat.
If "KFC" isn't printed on the outside of the container, chances are good we aren't having gravy.
Boy, I'm glad Coach exempted Mr. Airehead from telling on me!!!!
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purple hayes
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Posted: 04/08/03 - 10:09 Post subject:
| airehead wrote: | | That just proves you are a classier dude than I will evah be. Bet you own a gravy boat. |
Probably more than one.
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