Teresa SoWal Guide Staff member Mar 7, 2011 #11 love the sticker story COS. and the pancake bunny Rita!!! happy monday you all!
Matt J SWGB Mar 7, 2011 #12 Stickers in the night, exchanging adhesives. Stickers on the right, now one on the left.
Sheila SoWal Insider Mar 7, 2011 #13 bogieman said: could someone please explain "I know, right?" to me and/or to others who don't quiet understand it. funny sticker story. now they'll have 2. wonderful. Click to expand... It's an updated version of, "it will, won't it".
bogieman said: could someone please explain "I know, right?" to me and/or to others who don't quiet understand it. funny sticker story. now they'll have 2. wonderful. Click to expand... It's an updated version of, "it will, won't it".
wesman70 Beach Lover Mar 7, 2011 #14 Sheila said: It's an updated version of, "it will, won't it". Click to expand... Or as a lot of the old farmers back in Georgia used to say, "I hear ya!"
Sheila said: It's an updated version of, "it will, won't it". Click to expand... Or as a lot of the old farmers back in Georgia used to say, "I hear ya!"
DD SoWal Expert Mar 7, 2011 #15 wesman70 said: Or as a lot of the old farmers back in Georgia used to say, "I hear ya!" Click to expand... I guess that makes me an old farmer from Georgia. I say that all the time.
wesman70 said: Or as a lot of the old farmers back in Georgia used to say, "I hear ya!" Click to expand... I guess that makes me an old farmer from Georgia. I say that all the time.
wesman70 Beach Lover Mar 8, 2011 #16 DD said: I guess that makes me an old farmer from Georgia. I say that all the time. Click to expand... I hear ya! Not that old, but I use it often...and did grow up in a rural part of GA.
DD said: I guess that makes me an old farmer from Georgia. I say that all the time. Click to expand... I hear ya! Not that old, but I use it often...and did grow up in a rural part of GA.
