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ohYouMeanLikeTheWineSkinsWeUsedToCarryAtMardiGrasToHoldOurLikeWineAndSquirtIntoEachOthersMouthspeapod1980 said:
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Holy Crap!
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Beach Runner
beats on hood
iWasNotTryingToBeASmartAssIHadJustNeverHeardThatTermInAContextOtherThanComputerScienceSmiling JOe said:
btwThatsDrOneWordSentence
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Miss Kitty
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PhD Strikes Back!!!! I kind of like y'alls "run on" sentences....saves time with the spacer bar!
peapod1980
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Re: Holy Crap! (Photos)
Oh, how wonderful for them!gotothebeachmom said:My daughter them to the NICU to meet Baby Camden!The nurse brought him over and handed him right to PaPa! He was so happy!:clap_1:
Smiling JOe
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You've got to be sh_itten me. With a new baby, there is sure to be a lot crap. On occasion, perhaps even a Holy Crap!, esp when that little boy has a wee on someone's face who happens to be changing the diapers. Keep your face out of his range. :funn:Johnrudy said:
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gotothebeachmom said:
I like the "Holy Crap" title and thread. It's an attention getter. It's also been very amusing to read. :clap_1:
Gotothebeachmom, I have a bone to pick with you! You should have called me when PawPaw crashed the car into your house. I'd have been down the road in two seconds flat. We were at the beach last week, you know! ;-)
Crashing cars into houses is a specialty at our house, and Merman and I could have commiserated for hours about it. We regularly do it. Merman could have shown PawPaw the chunk that's missing out of his left rear wheel well from the time he ran into the deck. And I could have told him about the time I backed out of the garage without putting the door up. And then there's the steps to the stoop that I took out with one slow reverse. Or the deck chairs that I crunched, and then the following week, the beer cooler that I forgot to put away. It's so easy to crunch things around our house that we don't give it a second thought. We'd have shrugged off what PawPaw did to yours without any trouble!
(Just for the record though. Our house was built in the 20s to accomodate the Model T. It's not nearly as accomodating to modern cars and we're *luckily* not the only people who have trouble in the driveway, good thing, too, because we'd surely be feeling like the biggest driving nincompoops in the universe otherwise!)
Crashing cars into houses is a specialty at our house, and Merman and I could have commiserated for hours about it. We regularly do it. Merman could have shown PawPaw the chunk that's missing out of his left rear wheel well from the time he ran into the deck. And I could have told him about the time I backed out of the garage without putting the door up. And then there's the steps to the stoop that I took out with one slow reverse. Or the deck chairs that I crunched, and then the following week, the beer cooler that I forgot to put away. It's so easy to crunch things around our house that we don't give it a second thought. We'd have shrugged off what PawPaw did to yours without any trouble!
(Just for the record though. Our house was built in the 20s to accomodate the Model T. It's not nearly as accomodating to modern cars and we're *luckily* not the only people who have trouble in the driveway, good thing, too, because we'd surely be feeling like the biggest driving nincompoops in the universe otherwise!)