This site has been set up to share thoughts and photographs with friends and relatives regarding Peter. This is a work in progress and will change and improve as time goes on. Our thoughts and ideas are, just that, ours. They may or may not agree with Peter's, but that's what makes the world go around (and seems to be an endless source of enjoyment). If your not going to respect Peter's opinions, than please continue reading. He is a conservative in every sense of the word. He feels that a civilized society cannot function without rules and regulations, rights and obligations. Letting the past guide us keeps our society from falling into chaos. Keeping the things that work, to allow for order and freedom, freedom for all, not just the special interest groups. Peter has come to realize that life is short. We should tell the people that we love that we love them as often as possible. One never knows when this may be ones last opportunity to do so. By the way, we will all be watching what is said, not doubt even his mother may very well be reading this. And YES, please wear your shoes into the Parlor!
posted by Mike Dubuc | 11:56 AM
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What variety of weird wonder of the wide wild world is this?
What are you smoking Mikey? Did you get it up in the North?
obviously he is smoking the leaves of the vaccinium macrocarpon. I understand it can cause delusions. It's the same nasty stuff Expats smokes when he imagines himself attractive to the ladies.
You see the world with remarkably clear glasses-hour-glass shaped, but clear.
hey spilly...(i'm sticking my tongue out!)
Why did everybody abandon "Milhous"? We were sooo close to 200.
Great Americans have not abandoned Milhous.
I'm going to write him in next election. and Mike - particularly pleasant parlance. It is possible that mike was eating mushrooms while fly fishing or just taking part in the canibus weed.
Expat-can you spell----ANYTHING??
c-a-n-n-a-b-i-s. If there is a patron saint for spelling, Expat you should pray to him or her. Heck, if there is an idol, you should kill a chicken or something. I'm sure you can find someone in Spain with a sacrificial altar you can use if necessary.
I am indeed laughing out loud! Mucho good Louie, mucho good.
No harm done-I assumed it was swiped(it was too witty). The real thief here is Expat! He stole that suit of his from Bela Lugosi.
he's got the corpse look downpat
Hey! Speaking of plagiarizing--that's my line there Mr. Malevolent. Quit using it and get your own material.
Hey Louis XIV, I may be stuffed, but at leatst I don't have a hair do from outerspace and wear high heeled shoes! And the cryptozoologist clearly doesn't know just how well I can survive in the woods! Someone has to tell him who the youngest Eagle Scout in Annawon Council was!
To all of us hard working Americans out there, lets lay down the plow, put down the shovel, the cranberry rake, the computer mouse and the Communion challice, and take a moment out of our hectic work schedules an have Happy Labour Day!
And Dr. F, what will you put down, as you've never labored, will you simply not ask your secretary to fetch to coffee?
I shall not attend a luncheon or reception tomorrow. Those can be quite exhausting.
[Golf applesauce]
Here, here Dr. F once again you show us what sacrifices it takes to call oneself a true Amerimexicano.
Once again, you are an insperspiration to us all!!
To all my Blobber friends: I got this today from a friend of mine, I had to post it.
ARKANSAS CITY (EAP) -- A Little Rock woman was killed yesterday after
>leaping through her moving car's sunroof during an incident best
>described as a "mistaken rapture" by dozens of eye-witnesses. Thirteen
>other people were injured after a twenty-car pile-up resulted from
>people trying to avoid hitting the woman, who was apparently convinced
>the rapture was occurring when she saw twelve people floating up into
>the air, and then passed a man on the side of the road who she believed
>was Jesus.
>
>"She started screaming `He's back! He's back!' and climbed out through
>the sunroof and jumped off the roof of the car," said Everet Williams,
>husband of 28-year-old Georgann Williams who was pronounced dead at the
>scene. "I was slowing down but she wouldn't wait till I stopped,"
>Williams said. She thought the rapture was happening and was convinced
>that Jesus was gonna lift her up into the sky," he went on to say.
>
>"This is the strangest thing I've seen since I've been on the force,"
>said Paul Madison, first officer on the scene. Madison questioned the
>man who looked like Jesus and discovered that he was on his way to a
>toga costume party, when the tarp covering the bed of his pickup truck
>came loose and released twelve blow-up sex dolls filled with helium,
>which then floated up into the sky.
>
>Ernie Jenkins, 32, of Fort Smith, who's been told by several of his
>friends that he looks like Jesus, pulled over and lifted his arms into
>the air in frustration and said "Come back," just as the Williams' car
>passed him, and Mrs. Williams was sure that it was Jesus lifting people
>up into heaven as they drove by him.
>
>"I think my wife loved Jesus more than she loved me," the widower said
>when asked why his wife would do such a thing. When asked for comments
>about the twelve sex dolls, Jenkins replied, "This is all just too weird
>for me. I never expected anything like this to happen."
Much appreciated, Mike. Hard working men like you and I don't deserve that kind of abuse from a subject of the king of Spain, King Juan Whatshisname.
And jo jo, that's an important lesson to us all. Keep the sun roofs closed incase the rapture does come.
I've got a new tarp and bungee cords for my pickup truck too!
do they get in the way of the gun rack?
It was the spaceship. They were going to the Mother Ship.
Why does Expat strut around blabing around being the youngest eagle scout in the council?
Doogie Howser he ain't.
Thought for the day:
At a French airport, a group of American retired teachers went to tour France. Robert Whiting, an elderly gentleman of 83, was part of the tour group. At French Customs, he took a few minutes to locate his passport in his carry-on.
"You have been to France before, monsieur?" the customs officer asked sarcastically.
Mr. Whiting admitted that he had been to France previously.
"Then you should know enough to have your passport ready."
The American said, "The last time I was here, I didn't have to show it."
"Impossible!" barked the officer. "Americans always have to show their passports on arrival in France."
The American senior gave the Frenchman a long hard look. Then he quietly explained. "Well, when I came ashore at Omaha Beach on D-Day in '44 to help liberate this country, I couldn't find any Frenchmen to show it to."
Bravo! He probably did find some, but he didn't know it because they were working on the German supply line.
Spilly, you're frightening me.
Thank you spilly, but I'd prefer a plate of gagh, which, as we all know, is best served live.
1. Only in the Deep south could something like that occur. Only some bible thumping evangelical protestant would be so stupid as to do something like that. I have a feeling that when the end comes, the cataclysm before Jesus comes to take us will let us know that he's a commin'!
2. If there had been any frenchmen to greet the Americans on D-Day, that weren't wearing the dark grey uniforms, they would have been collecting a tax as the soldiers disembarked! If they knew how to hang their heads in shame, they should, the only thing they know how to do is drop their pants!!!!!
I beliee a lay person can baptize another. Expat, if my memory serves me, didn't Archie baptize Gloria and Meathead's baby after the Stivics refused to do it, as they were pinko commie athiests?
Well, Dr. F., it's more difficult than that. It depends on what brand of Protestant Archie was, I don't remember which church the Rev. Fletcher, Felcher, whatever, belonged to. It may be that Archie was graced with the ability to baptize into that church. I will beg pardon here as it has been a long time, but I believe that a lay Catholic can baptize a dying person wanting to convert if there is no one else there to do it. A Catholic can hear a dying Catholics confession, if there is no priest available and give conditional absolution, if and only if, it is an emergency, but they then have to go to a priest and make the confession for that person. Am I right Don M, or have I begun to forget those things that once gave mettel to my sword of faith.
stifle yourself and get me a beer!
Spilly, I can give you a good guess too. I am guessing that in the Reformed Church of Enlightened Methodists in the name of the True and Mighty Redeemer Scientist, anyone who drives an AMC Pacer or VW van and can sing all of the verses of any "New Seekers" songs can Baptize, Marry, or give CPR to any other person.
Is that the same tub they use to make moonshine in?
when the tub gets old they cut it in half, put it in the ground and use it to put their Mary statue in.
Mary had better start protecting the pope, and all of us for that matter, before the crazy Muslims do something really nutty. I saw where there was an attack on an Anglican Church, in retaliation for what Benedict said (which, by the way, was completely true!).
It's US vs. THEM, everybody.
They will dig for any reason to hate us. Benedict is just a scapegoat. The only way to stop Muslim hatred is to eliminate all of them. I don't think there is one you can really trust. They have a flawed theology.
N-E-U-T-R-O-N. While I agree with your sentiment, I'd prefer competency in spelling along the way-that's all. I'd is hard to make intelligent argument if you sound like a boob. They(read Muslims) are idiots, don't be a Muslim. I believe Hamilton wrote in the first of the Federalist Papers about the fire and sword not ever converting anyone to any other idea. We clearly understood it over 200 years ago. It will take them another 1,000
spilly, I believe myself and the great theologian A. Bunker answered your religious questions for you.
Donny M. is out burying a tub in the front of the rectory.
jo, jo, do you look up all of the words I use before I respond. As I remember, you were no king of the spelling bee, yourself. Granted, my spelling skills are deteriorating rapidly, but I think you're cheating! I believe Lori is right, Don M is back at school and I'm sure he's having his trouble saving the souls of the children of the ME generation.
I'm confused Expat. You asked if "I look up all of the words you use before you use them?" I am now Carnac? You are an odd fellow. It is true that on an odd occasion I use the the Dictionary to confirm spelling-however almost always I am correct. There is no crime in using a dictionary. That is what they are printed for. It may, infact, be a crime to subject all of us blobbers to your profoundly poor spelling. Dolt.
So sorry jo, jo, it seems your only victory. I will try to improve. I am usually typing late at night, sans dictionary, half asleep.
you know, this blob just isn't any fun without the cleric around. for a catholic priest he's not a bad guy!
Oh, where, oh Where has our Don Miguel gone; Oh, where, oh where can he be?
don't you all have some saint we can pray to for Donnys reemergence?
I think it's St. Anthony. But, then again it may be St. Jude.
who's the saint for stuttering?
Lori, St. Christopher isn't the patron said for lost causes. Before he was demoted he was the patron saint for travellers (not the insurance company). St. Jude is the patron saint for lost causes and St. Anthony helps find lost things. Jo, jo was on better track than you. Were you asleep for all 8 years at Dominican Academy?
I think we have a good idea why they closed it down.
Hey, don't you mess with my school, buddy!!!!!!
The former St. Christopher is (was) the patron saint for travellers. He has nothing to do with lost anything, except maybe when one goes east on Rt. 80 instead of west and winds up in East Orange. But that is a travel kind of lost. It which time he inspires you to write WEST on the reverse side of the sun visor.
It is truly unfortunate that Spilly did not have the opportunity to have experienced our beloved Dominican sisters. She, only experienced the sisters of no-mercy. Our good Dominicans never hit us, they did show some tough love at times in order to keep order, but they were never enjoyed the punishment giving as the frustrated no-mercys always did. "A shame it is."
"they did show some tough love"
translation, "they only kicked us in the teeth, but never laid a hand on us"
Even Lori liked them! So that's got to tell you something!
I have to weigh in here. While only at DA for 3 years, I still have fond memories of the Dominican Sisters. They were stern, but kind. There are of course, exceptions to every rule, and I knew a few-like Sr. Jessica, that made Sr's of Mercy look good. They seem largely though like frustrated Irish washerwomen. The meanest group of nuns I've encountered. I think pain is their mission. Plenty of Orders are very sweet.
Oh, for goodness sake, Mike, change the picture. YOu've been awfully absent. Is it cranberry pickin' time or something?
Yup. He's been about 14hrs a day for a month now. The harvest is about 200% larger than normal. They can't keep up. I'm going up this weekend to help out.
harveting cranberries is a very Yankee thing to do!
And Harvesting, I might add! Ah, the humble Cranberry, helping us pee cleaner and easier for centuries!
my Pilgrim forefathers enjoyed bushels of cranberries with their feast in 1620.
The cranberries helped to clean out the kidneys after all that liquor your ancestors consumed, while they were ranting about the evils of liquor. But could they also have lead to your brothers mental illness? (I still define it as such, although the liberal medical dictionaries have stopped!)
we ate nice gruel aboard that first cold November
Hey Dr. F. perhaps my forefathers built the garbage scows-uh ships your forefathers came over on.
They mapped the route out for the english, who couldn't even come up with there own explorers! (and don't try Henry Hudson, he wasn't english or John Cabot ((Giovanni Cabotto)). And while were at it, the holier than thou famous Cabots of Massachusetts are descendants of that great Italian!
They did Dr. F., It was called "Zoro, the Gay Blade."
my mistake jo jo, that was a fabulous flick on the spanish monarchy!
Zoro was mexican! Nice try though jo, jo, it shows your taste in movies! And Dr. F., when I saw the title of the movie you are talking about, I thought it was about your brother!
the movie, oh foreign national that you are, is about Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and that week in September 1997 after Diana died. The Globe review today said it was an excellent film.
isn't Mexican and spanish the same thing? jo jo, mike? I'd like a second opinion....
I have to say I was at a tapas bar eating the "special" a Chicken Burrito, when I saw on the TV Zoro the Gay Blade playing. I was watchin the "Spanish Channel" and they were celebrating "Spanish WeeK". So, Expat I don't know what YOU are talking about, but I know what I saw!!!
thank you jo jo for your voice of intelligence and reason!
It's the same thing in the closed mind. You drink Fosters, does that make you Australian? There is often a blending that should not take place, but since most Americans today don't study geography and think that Spain is in South America and don't know the difference between Spanish and Hispanic, Mexican food is served in "Tapas" bars. I can't be responsible for such things.
I fear Milhous is dead. I think that this is an example of eurosnobbery. The elitists in Spain do not want to admit their poorer cousins existence. They spawned the cultures yet want nothing to do with them, much like a red-headed step child. No matter how you spread the salsa, it's Spanish. I'd think the Spics would be proud of their western cousins. They actually work. I just spent the weekend with a group of Mexicans, and they work like dogs. The Spanish in Spain work like-well Mexicans(insert an image of the Frito Bandito) So the Spanish in Spain should raise a toast of Tequila to the Spanish in the Americas. Arriba! Andale!
Expat, when you, or any of your Spanish, Mexican or other friends do wish to visit, make sure you follow the new rules. Being the public servant that i am i have put the intro to the INS website on this helpful blog:
Welcome to the United States
A Guide for New Immigrants
Welcome to the United States: A Guide for New Immigrants is a publication for new permanent residents.
This comprehensive guide contains practical information to help immigrants settle into everyday life in the United States, as well as basic civics information that introduces new immigrants to the U.S. system of government.
Welcome to the United States also gives new immigrants tips on how to get involved in their new communities, and how to meet their responsibilities and exercise their rights as permanent residents.
I like the game shows those MexicoSpanish produce on Univision. There are breasts galore!
It is a bit of a party-isn't it.
I just love saying the name.
Oo - Na - Vis - E - on
My favorite show on Expats network is Super-bla-blazos.
We don't have Univision here in Spain. We are very prejudiced against the former colonies. We disrespectfully call them "Sudacos." As Sudor is the spanish word for sweat. Here they're only considered fit to be nannies or field hands, wait, kind of like the US.
Please, don't compare Mexico to the U.S. They don't have any one of our standards. We are not prejudiced, we'll let the Spanish hold any job they want to. They can do more than just mow the lawn. They simply have to work to move forward.
you know, maybe its just me, but I'm not sure the Spanish really have the "right" to be disrepectful to ANYONE!
I mean, the Spanish, the Mexicans, the Puerto Ricans, the Domican Republics all speak the same freaking language, and its called Spanish!!!!
It's an odd thing, I think to be former colonial power, and have lost your balls somewhere in the Pacific.
Long before the British had an empire, the sun truly never set on the Spanish Empire. The HRE Charles V, was the King of Spain and ruled through direct inheritance the whole of Europe, he owned all of south and central america with the exception of Brazil, India, North Africa and the islands of the Pacific. It's not easy going from the big kid on the block to the forgotten poor cousin. Colonial hangover is a bitch.
Ya never quite get back on the horse do you?
and what is the legacy of the British Empire? Freedom and Democracy.
what is the legacy of the Spanish Empire? Tacos and Chalupas. Thank God the sun set on that!
The legacy of the British Empire is the disaster that exists in Africa and the middle east. The British created false geographical lines that split up the strong tribes and made the weak tribes more numerous in that geographical location and the british authorities put them in charge. This only leads to trouble. They created the entire Raj set in India which trampled the people and let's not even talk about how they bungled the Middle East. They completely midmanaged the entire Irael question and then, Pilate like, washed their hands of the situation. So, my friend, although their utter mismanagement of the North American colonies through neglect led to self sufficientness and entrepeneurial spirit, which in turn, with the public school led to democracy, they badly bungled the rest. So their first failure, which accidentally led to the greatest democracy on earth has to spend most of it's time cleaning up the mess the british left in the rest of the world. I will say, the governed Jamaca well, I guess they get 1/2 a point for that. Try and pass through Heathrow Airport someday, then you'll experience some real british "freedom and democracy!"
So I assume you prefer the tacos and chalupas to all that?
Dr. F,
Although Peter does make sense I have to say that your brief and patriotic comment had me ROTFLMAO.
(Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Arse Off).
Bravo, mon ami. [salute]
mike, Expat hasn't made sense, ever! Just ask spilly or lori.
As for the tacos, I can only quote the great philosopher Dave Barry, "In Spain, attempting to obtain a chicken salad sandwich, you wind up with a dish whose name, when you look it up in your Spanish-English dictionary, turns out to mean: Eel with big abcess."
1. Being pro-british is not patriotic or pro-American.
2. Why would anyone want a chicken salad sandwich, anyway?
3. I never said that the Spanish colonization ever produced anything other than chaos. But they don't go around trying to convince anyone that it did. And by the way, you couldn't find a taco in Spain if your life depended upon it.
4. I'm not anti-british, just a realist, I've actually spent time in England, and it's not what it's cracked up to be!
Well, I've spent time in England-lots of it. Time is Spain, France, Germany and Time in North Africa, I died fighting in Hannibals Army against the Romans. I was stripped of my tunic and my sword. I lay naked in the sun.
you were there, weren't you General?
Well, I wanted to feel like a world traveller. I've been to all of those places in my mind.
That still does not change the fact that Dr. F. is a blowhard! (I know the pot calling the kettle...)
speaking of blow hard, I hear Sara Evans is now available for me...:)
Who is Sara Evans?
My question exactly, Holmes! She must be one of Dr. F's imaginary admirers. Or is she a yummy soccer mummy?
I believe you both should Google her and get back to me.
Wow. I -uh, I. If.. Wow.
bah, Sara Evens = Chopped Liver
Subway, Eat FRESH!
Dr. F., she's OK, but not quite up to my standards. I like them more olive complected and much more brunette. You may have her!
I can see it now:
Sara Evans: Oh Expat, oh Expat, how I am so hot for you. I want you now. Come to me my Expat."
Expat: I'm sorry, Ms. Evans, but you are not quite up to my standards. I like your broads more olive complected and much more brunette. You may go to dr. f!
Dr. F., you are confused and I must disabuse you of such truck. I never said I'd turn her down, that would just be plain rude (not to mention wasteful). I simply said she wouldn't be my first choice. Far be it for me my friend...
BTW, as I mentioned in my electronic correspondence, today is St. Crispin's day, I refer to Henry V, by William Shakespeare, and the battle at Agincourt and it's prior Soliloquy!
I prefer mike's idea: eat fresh!
Yes, it's St. Crispins day. No offense, but, goody! Expat that little dissection of Ms. Evans is absurd. I had never heard of her before, but after seeing a couple of photos I'm prepared to say you must be derrainged. Men launch wars over women like that. Shocked, I am. Perhaps you've been hanging around with Dr. F.'s brother-but no, even he would go for Ms. Evans. Holy Toledo! And I don't mean the Mudhens. Has Mexico, the land of the 2 month pregnancy affected your brain so much? I'd say Sara Evans is in the top 20 best looking Celebrities. Not that they are a pure standard, but you see more pictures of them than anyone else. Your comments may have undone all of the work of your Paternal Grandfather, in the women appreciation department, that is.
Shocked, I am, that one would think such things. No, no, fear not, I still very much walk on the correct side of the street. It is just, that Dr. F and I have different taste in women. Many times he has suggested that some of my favorites such as Marisa Tomei, Jessica Alba and Salma Hayek are not his type, as such this chickie is not my type. That does not mean to say that she is not attractive, oh, forsooth, she is just that. I simply prefer Marisa (tick, tick, tick). Forgive the misunderstanding.
the difference is, between the sheets, they are ALL my type.
jo jo, you are a wise man on any blog.
Many thanks Dr. F. I'm glad that Expat clarified things a little. I was getting worried. I am now though, after all of this Dr. F. exposure wondering who is the high libido mediterranean? Dr. F. or Expat? Hmmm.
Remember, jo jo, that Dr. F's brother has the psychological disorder that he has because Dr. F. got all the male cromostones (Archie Bunker spelling) and all the testosterone of the male children in his family. Yet, Dr. F. is still all bark and no bite. Dr. F. drives the fidelity wagon, so it's just lost of bragadoccia! Ask him about his sister in law with the big.... Dr. F is an admirer from afar!
Yes, yes, Dr. F. do tell!
Yes, yes, I am an admirer of my sister in law from afar, so true. Though, the hugs she gives me UP CLOSE are to good to be shared. :)
And I'll have you know that as far as driving the fidelity wagon, well.....
Dr. F. there is nothing wrong with that car. Sometimes the brakes squeak, and the shocks are a little soft, but she runs ok. Pictures of sportscars on your walls are one thing, but the insurance and the monthly payment are hell.
You are filled with wise words, jo, jo. How many there are that regret having traded in the old model for a short lived new one!
I'm for leasing anyway.
Leasing is the cheapes way to go actually.
Mike,
Post something new!
Blame this on Oprah....
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new study has found a "substantial" drop in U.S. men's testosterone levels since the 1980s, but the reasons for the decline remain unclear. This trend also does not appear to be related to age.
The average levels of the male hormone dropped by 1 percent a year, Dr. Thomas Travison and colleagues from the New England Research Institutes in Watertown, Massachusetts, found. This means that, for example, a 65-year-old man in 2002 would have testosterone levels 15 percent lower than those of a 65-year-old in 1987. This also means that a greater proportion of men in 2002 would have had below-normal testosterone levels than in 1987.
"The entire population is shifting somewhat downward we think," Travison told Reuters Health. "We're counting on other studies to confirm this."
Travison and his team analyzed data from the Massachusetts Male Aging Study, a long-term investigation of aging in about 1,700 Boston-area men. Data from the men were collected for three time intervals: 1987-1989, 1995-1997, and 2002-2004.
While a man's testosterone level will fall steadily as he ages, the researchers observed a speedier decline in average testosterone levels than would have been expected with aging alone.
Anything like that in Mass. makes me nervous. There are too many Democrats to have a normal level of testosterone. They don't call us the 'Gay State' for nothing. Now if they did a comparative testosterone study down at the Fish and Game I think they'd find appropriate to high levels of the stuff.
I think there is probably a corresponding relationship between gunpowder and testosterone. Gun owners probably have more testosterone, which would explain the democrat/homo relationship.
This particular fish and game is not in Louisiana!
Hey pig-boy! Time for a new posting this blog is staler than Irish Soda Bread!
I think this blog is dead, long live my blog!
I think it is time for everyone to pile on Mikey!
Apparently, this is everyone.
Heeloooooooo. I can hear the echo. Don't go into that cave Tom, I hear it's haunted. Nah, it ain't nothin' but old Indian Jim, the murderer, that ain't nothin' to be afraid of.
sorry all, I've been celebrating my raise at the Deval party.
all good for UMass!
That was the newly emasculated Dr. Franklin, he went from being an American to being a democrat! He sold us out for a bag of silver.
But I can spend that silver at helping the local businessman at local liquor stores and not buy wine and Stop & Shop!
And you had better. It was the only man like stand you made this election. You could have at least written in Richard Nixon!
What did you try to say Expat????
I think he wanted Richard Nixon to run a liquor store?
Him or Billy Carter. Maybe Billly was runing the Liquor store, Joe Kennedy Sr to oversee an election, and Nixon to control Hotel Security at the "Bill Clinton Breast awareness benefit".
I'm sorry, I was refering to the fact that Dr. F left the box blank next to the name of a gubanatorial candidate! He voted on the correct way on the question but sat on the fence for gov. If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem! (or so said the sign on Sr. Pat's homeroom wall)
you know, jo jo, I am thinking of hanging a shingle myself offerring free breast check ups. i think my hands have a gift.
A mind is a terrible thing, but a wasted breast is just that, a waste.
I have to agree, gentlemen. But Dr. F., I thought you opened that clinic years ago.
I most certainly did! I'm expanding, and looking for help!
Pick me! Pick me! oooh, ooooh, Mista Cotta!
Remember I have a JD, the second letter representing, Doctor, I think that I should be picked. I don't just play one on TV!
you have a "Jokeus Doctorus"
Enough said.
Ah, attacking my hard earned degrees is off limits. That is a sacred area.
Yes, he studied very hard for the BAR while sitting on a lawn chair in the backyard!
didn't he study AT the bar? Hence, his highly successful law practice in the legal capital of Spain, Jerez.
Oh, Dr. Franklin, you who suffered through that BA. I know it all but taxed you. I, on the other hand took an MA and a JD and did the course work for a PhD in English Lit. OK, Mr. "I want to be a meteorogist" and your doing the weather on ch. 4?
I'm paid more now.
You wanted to study Meteors????
I was taxed studying for my urine test.
Urine test, eh?
A study in your stream of consciousness.
my stream is long and tight!
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My staphlococci lombarosum has got spiral fractures in the medulla oblongata trapeziod.
JoJo,
I always knew you were a "Pissah".
They don't call you backsplash for nothing.
I arrived here clinging to the undercarriage of a jeep.
By the way, I still prefer Milhous.
Fractured!
you wanna see oblonga?
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