To: RogerFGay
Another girl said that before every date, her father would get out his shotgun and cleaning apparatus and sit in the living room silently oiling his gun - in his undershirt - while the poor schmuck waited inside the front door for her to put on her makeup. And the problem with this is...?
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13 posted on
02/17/2004 6:09:28 AM PST by
martin_fierro
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To: martin_fierro
There is nothing wrong with cleaning the shotgun when some horny prick is slobbering all over himself to take out a daughter. Heck, if Mr. M isn't in the cleaning mood, I'll clean mine, or better yet have the date-ee clean hers! Nothing wrong in sharpening the cutlery during dinner as I pointedly remind him I have access to the grade book and the power to see he warms the bench on Friday, bahaahaa.
To: martin_fierro
On our first date (watching a movie at my parents' home), my fiance met my parents. Although my dad didn't give a grilling or clean a shotgun, he did drop a line about my "Uncles Smith and Wesson." My fiance found it hilarious. They hit it off right away.
I wasn't a younger teen, I was 19 at the time - but knowing that my dad approved of him was really important to me.
To: martin_fierro
Another girl said that before every date, her father would get out his shotgun and cleaning apparatus and sit in the living room silently oiling his gun - in his undershirt - while the poor schmuck waited inside the front door for her to put on her makeup. Pretty close to what I have in mind for the little twerps who dare to acknowledge my daughter's existence.
38 posted on
02/17/2004 10:52:05 AM PST by
Skooz
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