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Title: The Wisdom and silliness of Mudboy Slim..! Stupidity too!
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Published: Jan 13, 2010
Author: war
Post Date: 2010-01-13 07:47:43 by war
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Bet this gets more bumps than his vanity threads. (Editors Note) This thread was formerly called Mudbutt sucks the big one thread. I changed the title. Now you can debate if it is wisdom or unwisdom.
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#400. To: war (#399)
I live in basketball country...not much else to do here, so in order to stay current with the local culture I tune in. Everyone is either a Big East - Louisville or SEC - Kentucky fan. Four hundred!
He's sucking a bigger one more and more each day...and these ones count because it's an actual conversation... When I was a first year sophomore in college [77/78] I did a brief teaching module in Lebanon, PA and Sam Bowie was one of my students...
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace Was he a good student?
He was tall...
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace I used to go to Coney Island a number of times in my youth. My grandparents lived near Sheepshead Bay and we'd somehow make our way to Coney Island when visiting. I rode the Cyclone back when it was famous. Is that World's Fair (19??) parachute ride still standing? I don't remember ever riding it, I may have been too young or it may have been too expensive.
It is still standing. It was an eyesore for years and they were going to take it down but Trump stepped in and fixed it and painted it. Well I guess that Trump did not step in...here's the Wiki entry on it...
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace ...only to later appear in Southern Ohio...(laughing)
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace Thanks for the Wiki link...I just perused it. 1939 World's Fair...somewhere I have a 1939 key ring that either my granny or grandpa gave me knowing that I was a young packrat and would hold on to it. Hey, I just found it! It's nothing fancy and I still have keys on it.
I just found something old too...maybe me talking about my Uncle Punk brought some good karma out... When we moved Mom up to Michigan back in 2001, she gave me her mother's silver which I brought up here and then promptly "lost". It just turned up this AM. Uncle Punk was Grandma's baby brother...
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace I've got a few pieces of family silver that were handed down to me. Not silverware but a pitcher and a sugar and milk/cream containers. I just took a gander at them and they need some serious cleaning. No wonder silver is no longer a popular item, at least from what I've seen.
While I was reminiscing I googled on the few sets of Topps complete sets of baseball cards I purchased about twenty years ago. I think I paid more for them then than they are worth now. Bummer...
Live odds on the Derby Future Wager: www.kentuckyderby.com/future-wager/odds About seven of the horses on the list are running this weekend. I think I'll run my money up to the track on Sunday. I think I'll blow off All Others and go for luck and value on about 3 or 4 of them.
I started buying Topps complete sets when my oldest was born in 1981 [1982 was first set] and continued to do so until he was about 13. I had a coworker in the late 80's who had a sports memorabilia store and he told me about a new company, Upper Deck, and I bought him a few sets of those as well. He sold some of them a few years ago when he and his wife bought their house and he was able to buy some furniture. But 99% of the cards were crap. IIRC, and I'll call him later to ask, one of the years had a quirk to it; someone did something bad in the background or something, and he had that card and got some decent coin for it.
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace Well...was I as fucking wrong as wrong can be...he sold all the sets [there were 20 he said] to one guy and got about $300 bucks [he thinks] and the card I thought he had he didn't....
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace I included your horse as one of my Derby Future Wager picks. Last live odds I saw he was 51-1. My Louisville Cards pulled a major upset vs Syracuse this afternoon. Life is sweet.
#23; William's Kitten; Michael Maker; (Morning Line Odds)30; (Final Odds) 54 I think these are the final odds from the link I posted above. $2 gets $110, $20 gets $1,100 ... and so forth. I like your trainer, Michael Maker.
M&M? KEwel...
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace One of my dad's friends from his youth and through life came up with that famous slogan, they melt in your mouth and not in your hand.
I can't remember where I bought them, but buying was a frenzy during that period. It would be like me going out and buying an ounce of gold for $1100 now.
The kind of changed the rules of the game, I guess. I thought it was a long shot as an investment for him anyway...
I’ll see what I can do about posting a more current pic, if you really want one. Badeye posted on 2003-03-15 09:26:22 ET Reply Trace How are things going, Stoner?
We're getting more snow here...
It was tough finding work in 81 and 82. I was working two jobs, putting my way through the police academy back then. Badeye posted on 2010-01-22 16:18:25 ET Reply Trace Private Reply I hate snow.
I hear ya...for some reason thought you were down in warm weather tho...
It was tough finding work in 81 and 82. I was working two jobs, putting my way through the police academy back then. Badeye posted on 2010-01-22 16:18:25 ET Reply Trace Private Reply You and me bofe. With cold temperatures the snow we got last week is still on the ground with more coming. The temps are supposed to hit 35 F on Thursday for the first above freezing in I don't know how long.
Retard boy posted another 'song' bump
So why do you bother soiling this site with your vacuous and inane commentary? ... yukon haha lots of laughing out loud
Saw...but hey...he and One Eyed Blunder Boy are going to be FB buddies!!!! They can be Farmville neighbors!!!!
It was tough finding work in 81 and 82. I was working two jobs, putting my way through the police academy back then. Badeye posted on 2010-01-22 16:18:25 ET Reply Trace Private Reply lol, i saw that. It's so cute!
So why do you bother soiling this site with your vacuous and inane commentary? ... yukon haha lots of laughing out loud
What was even more funny was Nudge taking a rain check!!!
It was tough finding work in 81 and 82. I was working two jobs, putting my way through the police academy back then. Badeye posted on 2010-01-22 16:18:25 ET Reply Trace Private Reply I missed it. Murron posted one too.
Given her stated heritage was it an Irish war song? "Take MY Guinness and I'll Give Yea A Haircut"?
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace How yinz all doing? Catching any of the Olympics? canada looks tough and on a mission in hockey...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace We watched womens curling at the tavern yesterday, Japan vs US. I told them I've seen this 'sport' for about 40 years and I still have no idea what the rules are and how the scoring works. It was fun to watch anyway. US lost by 1 point and they got out this high tech gadget to score who was closest to the bulls eye at the end; Japan was.
I couldn't figure out what it was.
Did she post it here?
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace You explain it to me.
My parodies were 1000000 times better... A few months back I posted some of my original REAL song lyrics to Mudge and his response was hilarious... "Those are more like...like...actual LYRICS..."
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace We had musicians in my family, but it ended with my dad although his brother was one too. I can't carry a note or a tone.
I still play but Jr takes it to another level. His Wind Cries Mary is not only note for note and then some but the tone and feel is DOB.
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Ya gotta love that. My youngest girl does an awesome job on the Hendrix.
So why do you bother soiling this site with your vacuous and inane commentary? ... yukon haha lots of laughing out loud
Kewel...the next Joan Jett? I saw her play VooDoo child 30 years ago when she was with the Runaways...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace
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Shy bookkeeper Henry Limpet loves fish with a passion. Rejected by the U.S. Navy and feeling downcast, he falls off a pier into the waters near Coney Island and finds he has turned into a fish. Since he never resurfaces, his wife and friends assume he has drowned.
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M&M?
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I started buying Topps complete sets when my oldest was born in 1981 [1982 was first set] and continued to do so until he was about 13.
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How are things going, Stoner?
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I hate snow.
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Given her stated heritage was it an Irish war song?
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I still play but Jr takes it to another level. His Wind Cries Mary is not only note for note and then some but the tone and feel is DOB
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My youngest girl does an awesome job on the Hendrix.
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