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Partying Daughter Grounded, Foot Nailed to Floor
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| Wed Nov 27, 8:52 AM ET (Yahoo TimeStamp: 1038405151)
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Posted on 11/28/2002 6:53:41 AM PST by vannrox
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I would think that this might cause additional problems...
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posted on
11/28/2002 6:53:41 AM PST
by
vannrox
To: vannrox
I would think that this might cause additional problems...Yes, but did it work?
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posted on
11/28/2002 6:56:05 AM PST
by
FreePaul
To: vannrox
All of a sudden the guy who shackled his daughter looks humane.
To: vannrox
"Mommy Mommy, when can I stop walking in circles?"
"Shaddup or I'll nail your other foot to the floor."
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posted on
11/28/2002 6:59:41 AM PST
by
Cboldt
To: vannrox
Victim:
"He nailed my head to the floor!" Policeman: "Nailed your head to the floor?!"
Some Monty Python sketch I don't completely remember.
To: vannrox
Err...do I want to know what a "knees up" party is??
To: cake_crumb
Err...do I want to know what a "knees up" party is??
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Well, I'm just guessing here.... |
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posted on
11/28/2002 7:12:25 AM PST
by
Fintan
To: cake_crumb
Kind of gives a new meaning to "grounded."
Knees-up? Afraid to know.
To: rabidralph
The Piranha Brothers. Doug and Dinsdale.
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posted on
11/28/2002 7:18:13 AM PST
by
mitchbert
To: vannrox
I sure wouldn't want Mao Savoeun for a mother-in-law. You never know what else she might decide to nail to the floor.
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posted on
11/28/2002 7:19:40 AM PST
by
chainsaw
To: EggsAckley
Knees-up?
It's tame. From other sources, I gather it's just an informal gathering of people.
To: Fintan
"Well, I'm just guessing here...."Sounds like we're thinking along the same lines ;- )
To: EggsAckley
"Knees-up? Afraid to know."We can guess pretty easily, though...
To: RGSpincich
"From other sources, I gather it's just an informal gathering of people."With a term like "knees up" to describe it, sounds like it's as...err...INFORMAL as you can get.
To: cake_crumb
It's English (England) slang.
Knees-up (pronounced: as written)
A place that serves alcohol (as in "lets all go out for a knees-up") Also: "booze-up" and "piss-up" Used all the time in Yorkshire, can't think why
http://slanguage.rhapsodia.net/jl.htm
To: RGSpincich
From the Oxford English Dictionary
knees up, Mother Brown
A light-hearted popular song beginning thus; a popular dance in which the knees are vigorously raised to the accompaniment of the song. So ellipt., as knees-up n., spec. a lively party or gathering. Also occas. in extended uses.
To: KarlInOhio
So much for the imagination. LOL
To: rabidralph
That would be o'l Dinsdale. "He was really a nice guy Dinsy was, when it was the holiday season and me mother was comin to visit, o'l Dinsy just nailed me head to the coffee table instead. Swell guy o'l Dinsy"
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posted on
11/28/2002 7:55:53 AM PST
by
blackdog
To: vannrox
Though, I don't agree with her methods at all.
In comparison, many American 13 year old girls will be given a condom by their liberal brain washed stupid parents with instructions to have a good time, many that think 13 years old have a right to do what they want or think kids will be kids, might as well protect them
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posted on
11/28/2002 8:09:00 AM PST
by
JZoback
To: RGSpincich
From other sources, I gather it's just an informal gathering of people.
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Congratualtions. You've won "The Understatement of the Day" Award. |
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posted on
11/28/2002 8:10:22 AM PST
by
Fintan
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