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Absolutely quiet house...nice cup of coffee and pumpkin bread...Sunday Edition and not going to do a thing except putter in my plants and read and paint a bit today :)
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I can chat with Asian women! (At least that's what the ad at the bottom of the page says :| )
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I get those, too. One says I can get lucky in Ti Juana. I doubt very much if thats lucky.
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Bighuey wrote:I get those, too. One says I can get lucky in Ti Juana. I doubt very much if thats lucky.

lol unless "lucky" means having your wallet stolen, getting a social disease, and/or ending up in a Mexican prison.
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All of those. Or getting knocked off in the drug war shoot-outs.

Cant think of much that made me especially happy today, except this sinus infection is finally going away. I hope.
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Some good football games!
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BH....ixnay on the TJ retreat! Getting lucky there means making it back out alive, with all your car parts and people parts...and without a communicable disease.

(few have ever pulled this off)

Really happy to see MIKE back on the forum and okay!
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Just happy to be back w/you guys ! :) :) 8)
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Welcome back, Suzy.

Carla, I have to go through TJ about once a month or so, I always feel like I need a shower afterwards.
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TY B.H.!...............Good to be back! 8)
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suzy1124 wrote:Just happy to be back w/you guys ! :) :) 8)
That was a short flit, I though you'd were gone on a translantic voyage :lol:
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I was, a " QUICKIE "...
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suzy1124 wrote:Just happy to be back w/you guys ! :) :) 8)
Welcome back.
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A cup of warm potato and cheddar soup on a brisk Fall day :D
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Good postings with a full compliment of posters once more on here! :)
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