Shelby5514
<font color=87005b>John Taylor is my guilty pleasu
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pongoperdigirl said:Stanley finally died!!!
Can you believe it!!
Took him long enough!!
Thanks for askin![]()
May he rest in peace...
pongoperdigirl said:Stanley finally died!!!
Can you believe it!!
Took him long enough!!
Thanks for askin![]()
Shelby5514 said:Birthday Reminder~
Shelby and Spectrum-Turbo July 22nd *
and
Rhonda- Aug 4th*
Last edited by paslea_pooh : Today at 05:42 PM. Reason: I know horsey's missing those clouns
pongoperdigirl said:Stanley finally died!!!
Can you believe it!!
Took him long enough!!
Thanks for askin![]()

HaleyB said:Happy Birthday to Backstage_Gal Marita
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FSUMARCHIEF said:MAN! I was practically on my knees BEGGING for some love.
What did I get?
Nothing. Zip. Zero. nada. The Big O. Zilch. Naught. A Goose Egg. The number of points UF is goign to score against FSU this year.
The number of points FSU scored against UF last year.
Oh well. What's a guy gotta do? Pole dance or something?
Blessings!
MarkyMark
Dadgummit. I hate being the newbie and spreading controversy from the get-go. . .buuuuuttttt, screw tops are actually catching on at some very good wineries. For example, Wishing Tree Shiraz (is NOT swill, you-know-who-you-are!) is a perennially high-rated Wine Spectator selection from Down Under and they use screw tops. Same goes for wineries all over, from CA to OR to WA to Germany to Australia & New Zealand. That being said, as a general rule, it can still be said that screw tops are not considered vogue. Plus, there's the whole sensuality and romance notion involved in uncorking a wine; further, there is some controversy whether screw tops will allow proper oxidation and cellaring for age-worthy wines. For me, tink, I still--and likely always will--prefer corks over screw tops. . .I humbly beseech you not to whip me, insolent cur that I am. . .tink38 said:Happy Birthday, Marita!
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Dog - Mai Tai add that screw tops are never a good idea on the wine front, either. Just sayin'.

1000thhappyhaunt said:What are you trying to do, Mark? One up Shelbie with the list o' plenty of ways to say "Zero"?
What are FSU and UF?
Take a proper picture of your toe-point and I'LL give you some love. You dancin' fool you!
I know I've been gone a long time but someone tell me why PP has a picture of Brangelina in her signature?
Shelbie ~ you forgot one: Oral flush...
What the heck is wrong with you people?
Miss'd ya all.
Except Master G. But he'll hear from Me(l) tomorrow! Big time.
Night all! Melly.
sleepydog25 said:Dadgummit. I hate being the newbie and spreading controversy from the get-go. . .buuuuuttttt, screw tops are actually catching on at some very good wineries. For example, Wishing Tree Shiraz (is NOT swill, you-know-who-you-are!) is a perennially high-rated Wine Spectator selection from Down Under and they use screw tops. Same goes for wineries all over, from CA to OR to WA to Germany to Australia & New Zealand. That being said, as a general rule, it can still be said that screw tops are not considered vogue. Plus, there's the whole sensuality and romance notion involved in uncorking a wine; further, there is some controversy whether screw tops will allow proper oxidation and cellaring for age-worthy wines. For me, tink, I still--and likely always will--prefer corks over screw tops. . .I humbly beseech you not to whip me, insolent cur that I am. . .![]()

LaLa - I know you can't quit this gig cold turkey. I know you are lurking, so this is for you. You're right - my Walmart couldn't touch your local pig product variety. We had some tongues, but that was it. Nothing picture worthy. But we have this. It even made CNN Headline News this morning. Doin' Central Georgia proud.
http://www.13wmaz.com/news/top_stor...x?storyid=27769