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Apparently one just cant get away from chimps in this thread. :hehe:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/chimp-in-cocaine-study-starts-lying-to-friends,17176/

Eve wrote:

Give him back his darned overalls, Tu! :beatyou:

:rofl:

Eve wrote:Apparently one just cant get away from chimps in this thread. :hehe:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/chimp-in-cocaine-study-starts-lying-to-friends,17176/

Pretty darn funny!

Tu_triky wrote:

Pretty darn funny!

My best friend since boarding school has a sense of humor that reminds me of you and vice versa. This was tonighhts offering from him. :victory:

Eve wrote:

My best friend since boarding school has a sense of humor that reminds me of you and vice versa. This was tonighhts offering from him. :victory:

Nostalgia can be good sometimes. :)

Tu_triky wrote:

Nostalgia can be good sometimes. :)

Don't know if I can call it nostalgic. Talk to him almost daily. My husband says we should be a radio show. The range of topics go from witty to somehow horrifying. ;)

Eve wrote:

Don't know if I can call it nostalgic. Talk to him almost daily. My husband says we should be a radio show. The range of topics go from witty to somehow horrifying. ;)

Sounds like a good friend. :)

Tu_triky wrote:

Sounds like a good friend. :)

Indeed. He was toastmaster at our wedding. My husband wished he'd asked him to be best man but they had never met before in person. Just chatted on the phone.

The day before the ceremony my husband is riding up the elevator in a panic over who knows what and apologizes to a total stranger for being in such a state as ge flies into the elevator.

The stranger says to him, "I know, that's because you're, and says my husbands name. "
Husband is stunned and just stares.
My pal totally dead pan then says "I know because I'm , and said him own name.

I was highly amused.

Eve wrote:Indeed. He was toastmaster at our wedding.

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bmwracer wrote:
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So you found his Facebook photo!


:victory:

Eve wrote:

So you found his Facebook photo!

Speaking of Facebook, I ran across a guy I hadn't seen since high school days and under his info he's got, "Life is okay thanks to Lexapro".

I always knew that guy was nuts. :crazy2:

gaijinmark wrote:

Speaking of Facebook, I ran across a guy I hadn't seen since high school days and under his info he's got, "Life is okay thanks to Lexapro".

I always knew that guy was nuts. :crazy2:

Maybe he sells pharmacuticals?

;)

gaijinmark wrote:

Speaking of Facebook, I ran across a guy I hadn't seen since high school days and under his info he's got, "Life is okay thanks to Lexapro".

I always knew that guy was nuts. :crazy2:

:hehe:

"The world is better thanks to Wellbutrin."

"This place is no longer prosaic thanks to Prozac."

BMW,

You almost broke my heart with that photo of the Toastmaster.

When we first came to US and moved from Manhattan after one year, our new landlady presented us with that beautiful toaster. It gave great toast and good service for many years. Maybe fiftyfive years at least. It could not be fixed but I kept it nice and shiny on the counter and for years I have tried to find as good a toaster without avail. I don't think they make them at that firm any more.

Such a good toaster.
sob :puppydog:

^ Wow, had no idea that the toaster would bring about such an emotional response...

bmwracer wrote:^ Wow, had no idea that the toaster would bring about such an emotional response...

Well, it is a Toastmaster. :beaten:

Eve wrote:Well, it is a Toastmaster. :beaten:

I'll take your word for it. :beaten:

You had to be there to appreciate being three thousand miles from England Home and Beauty living in Bayside, Long Island. A gift no less....
If you've never had a Toastmaster..well you wouldn't understand :shakehead:

Rations for food even after the war. Coupons for a chocolate bar. coupons for clothing..utility. Grudging allowances for furniture. Couldn't buy a car... not enough petrol allowance. Even a B25 BSA motorcycle gets a bit hairy in the winter in UK. :grumble:

Eve said it...It was a Toastmaster. :victory:

brad2 wrote:You had to be there to appreciate being three thousand miles from England Home and Beauty living in Bayside, Long Island. A gift no less....
If you've never had a Toastmaster..well you wouldn't understand :shakehead:

Rations for food even after the war. Coupons for a chocolate bar. coupons for clothing..utility. Grudging allowances for furniture. Couldn't buy a car... not enough petrol allowance. Even a B25 BSA motorcycle gets a bit hairy in the winter in UK. :grumble:

Eve said it...It was a Toastmaster. :victory:

My grandparents had one too. :victory:

A for rationing quite a few people in the South would benefit from some food rationing. They grow quite large down here. :sweat:

brad2 wrote: Even a B25 BSA motorcycle gets a bit hairy in the winter in UK. :grumble:

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Looks like you're having a good time to me!! :woot:

Disregard the immature, juvenile comments about bulges from some idiot that claims to be a teacher below. :shakehead: