Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: Alaskan_TA]
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Is no one else concerned as I that Barry can lay his hands with little notice on: a. a selection of attractive women's underwear b. a stuffed Mickey Mouse ??
Down to just a blue car now.
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Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: 68HemiB]
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01/10/10 03:03 AM
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Is no one else concerned as I that Barry can lay his hands with little notice on:
a. a selection of attractive women's underwear b. a stuffed Mickey Mouse
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Don't forget the trap, itself...then put them all together...
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Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: Wagonmaster]
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01/10/10 03:05 AM
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No, the penguin trap I get. A rabid pack of those can ruin your whole day. (Do I know my native Alaskan wildlife, or what. )
Down to just a blue car now.
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Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: 68HemiB]
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01/10/10 12:36 PM
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Is no one else concerned as I that Barry can lay his hands with little notice on:
a. a selection of attractive women's underwear b. a stuffed Mickey Mouse
??
When you are Snowed in for 10 months out of the year, I guess nothing should surprise us
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Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: 68HemiB]
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01/10/10 12:36 PM
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No, the penguin trap I get.
A rabid pack of those can ruin your whole day.
(Do I know my native Alaskan wildlife, or what. )
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Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: 68HemiB]
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01/10/10 01:25 PM
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Is no one else concerned as I that Barry can lay his hands with little notice on:
a. a selection of attractive women's underwear b. a stuffed Mickey Mouse
??
Nope, nothing to be concerned about here at all. Move along now lads, nothing to see here....
Mickey has an interesting story, he broke Debbie Miller's little toe with a couch about 20 years ago in LA. It was quite a scene.
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Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: OzHemi]
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01/10/10 07:02 PM
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Mickey's Story. My sister went to a fashion college in Long Beach. I have forgotten the name, but I think it was just on the other side of I-5 from Long Beach Airport. I flew down for her graduation & spent a month with her & her pals. Debbie was one of her room mates. As part of their graduation ceremony, they held a fashion show at the Bellagio Hotel. Debbie had three dresses she had designed in the show that night. It was a semi-formal affair with a no-host bar. The bartender would not break a $100.00 bill, so I went to the lobby. They did not have enough small bills at the front desk either, so they recommended the gift shop. The man in the gift shop would not cash it either, unless I bought something. Mickey was the cheapest item he had. Not many folks go to a fashion show with three young ladies & a stuffed Mickey Mouse I am sure. Having thus entered our lives, Mickey was a constant companion. It was soon disovered that his pants could be pulled down. Debbie screamed upon this discovery, she was quite shocked. Someone, seeing her shock (I do not remember who, there were a few folks in their dorm room at the time) pulled down his pants & threw him at Debbie. She saw it coming & turned to run. As she did so, she caught her toe on the leg of the couch & broke it. We tried to keep him out of sight for a while after that, but he bacame notorious once he reached Alaska for a different reason. Debbie at Venice Beach, she could not wear shoes for a while, note that her toes are taped together.
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Re: Yes, you did actually..
[Re: Alaskan_TA]
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01/10/10 07:26 PM
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First off, Long Beach airport is off of the 405....good swap meet right near it every month actually Now then...as for the rest of your worldly story.. That's great! Sounds like the fashion show was the ideal time to get into the Disney memorabilia/for change for a hundred Oh, and was she juggling those knives, and if so, would chopping said broken toe off, have gotten you off the hook for causing it, in some way or form Oh, and broken toes don't take away from the Zombie-fighting pose she has taken
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Re: Roman Numerals please, or did you miss the memo ?
[Re: Alaskan_TA]
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01/10/10 10:10 PM
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I must say that of all the stories I have read involving a stuffed cartoon character with removable pants, a fashion college, broken toes, a coach, a misidentified interstate highway, ho-host bars and accompanied by a photo of a young lady with knives on the beach, this was by far the most entertaining. Beats my toe story (even considering the rainbird sprinkler sound effects) by a mile.
Down to just a blue car now.
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Re: Roman Numerals please, or did you miss the memo ?
[Re: 68HemiB]
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01/10/10 10:15 PM
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a misidentified coach & ho-host bar
Sounds like you read a different story?
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Re: Roman Numerals please, or did you miss the memo ?
[Re: DrCharles]
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01/10/10 10:56 PM
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if she broke her little toe, why is the tape on her right big toe (and presumably buddy-taped to the second)?
Is that your professional opinion on taping up the actual toe in question ?
<Barry, be expecting a bill in the mail for the Doc's diagnosis..>
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Re: Roman Numerals please, or did you miss the memo ?
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01/10/10 10:58 PM
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I must say that of all the stories I have read involving a stuffed cartoon character with removable pants, a fashion college, broken toes, a coach, a misidentified interstate highway, ho-host bars and accompanied by a photo of a young lady with knives on the beach, this was by far the most entertaining.
Beats my toe story (even considering the rainbird sprinkler sound effects) by a mile.
I think if your story involved more airports by freeways, and girls with edged weapons, it would have been right up there Steve
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