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Posted on 10/24/2001 4:25:14 PM PDT by Tribulation Force
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To: Bitwhacker
Run Away!!! Run Away!!!Indeed.
What was this thread about, again?
To: Hammerhead
Holy crap!! It's THAT guy again!!!!! The ugly internet tie guy!!!!! I'm getting tired of looking at him.
To: SunnyUsa
"Not So FAST....Give me ALL Your CHEESE!!!" I'm sorry sir, but those are the wrong trousers.
To: WIMom
Click on Fred You are one kinky lady.
I like it.
To: Alabama_Wild_Man
"...May I mumble dogface in the banana patch..." I knew I recognized that!
"And I want to massage your grandmother".
To: WIMom
Ha ha ha. Fred RULES! CC :)
To: Lent; The Sword
In keeping with the subtheme of this thread...geez, cheeze! I didn't know that. Sigh. : (
Thanks, Lent.
Maybe, if he didn't say, "forever," he'll return someday...we can hope, can't we?
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
"...And I want to massage your grandmother..."
Yep - Ol' Stevie boy is funny....
If memory serves, that line follows...
"...a shoe with cheese on it, force it down my throat ..."
Who wanted that cheese-booger?
To: Tribulation Force
I'm here!, Minding my own buisness, when my MOM sends me this post,(link). Hey Claudia!(ConsiderTheLilys) I'm actually glad to take a break for something fun.
= How many other people here have a Mom on Free?
To: SunnyUsa
Off topic: You have a thing about penguins, don't you?
On topic: what the hell is this?!
To: Iam4theRepublic
It is breakfast time yet?
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posted on
10/25/2001 2:26:02 AM PDT
by
Neets
To: WIMom
Hi, Did "SHE" ever show up on this thread?
I ate too much cheese, and had to sleep it off!
To: Hank Rearden; Tribulation Force; CheneyChick; jjbrouwer
"What was this thread about, again?" It's an age old story I believe:
Boy Meets Girl
..........Girl posts on Free Republic.
..............Boy posts "WHERE ARE YOU?" vanity thread
................Girl Hides the Cheese!
To: Billie; beowolf; Snow Bunny; LadyX; COB1; Scuttlebutt; razorback-bert; Fred Mertz; michigander...
I've been around the world several times, been shot at and hit and killed the feller what done it, attended county fairs, listened to country music, witnessed a hanging, reluctantly attended political rallies, and barely escaped a forced baptism in Alabama, but this is quite possibly the worst experience I have ever suffered. I have worked in emergency rooms and seen about everything under the moon, including a very strange fellow on drugs with a screwdriver stuck in his forehead who sat on a bench jabbering to himself while waiting his turn to be seen, but the reply by Miss Marple at #290 above is the most gross thing on the planet. Shame should run down her leg and squish in her shoes. It scared Bait half to death. If it weren't for the honor of the thing, I'd just as soon not seen it. I'll have bad dreams for months.
356
posted on
10/25/2001 4:49:17 AM PDT
by
ofMagog
To: ofMagog
Good grief, it's still going on? I guess I underestimated the power of cheese!
357
posted on
10/25/2001 4:51:38 AM PDT
by
JenB
To: JenB
358
posted on
10/25/2001 5:14:41 AM PDT
by
ofMagog
To: ofMagog
Non-lactal cheese hasn't been mentioned yet...
To: ofMagog
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