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^^^^ Grab Bar = Euphemism
– I’ll be sure to go to Floyd’s tomorrow and check the writing on the bathroom walls 🙂
Meant Union Hall.
The bathroom in Union Hall is unisex. Should make it easy.
My advice: Use the handicap stall. There’s something to grab on to.
When Cakes Go Wrong:
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2009/10/13/dining/20091014-CAKE_index.html
My vinyl is in storage, but I no longer have the stereo equipment to play it on, anyway. Something else to buy for the estate.
Great Kens, good luck!
My cats have taken over the bed and are huddled for warmth. The landlord has the heat on, but hasn’t winterized yet, so there are drafts. A trip to Home Depot is coming very soon, like tomorrow.
“BJ, my skills were lauded on the wall of the boys bathroom in high school. Top that!”
I’ll be sure to go to Floyd’s tomorrow and check the writing on the bathroom walls 🙂
Posted by: brownjokester at October 15, 2009 12:13 PM
BJ, you should be checking the bathroom walls in Union Hall tomorrow, not Floyds.
BTW, True Fact…Bathroom in Floyds has magic marker writing “Dirty Hipsters suck”. I emailed that pic to dirty when we were there.
Good heavens. I *was* enjoying noshing on my lunch until I read that Rob.
Slope, I have one 8-track still, a great, but very eclectic, mixed selection, from the Beatles to Simon & Garfunkel, from jazz to show tunes, that came with my family’s station wagon in the early 1970s. I’ve had no way to listen to it for years, but I finally managed to create the identical Playlist on my iPod, including some very obscure music, and it brings back some really good memories.
Yes, a fireplace! How could I forget?
Slopefarm, I LOVE LOVE LOVE Van Morrison. There is no better tune than “Tupelo Honey”.
THL, I think Pia will wind up being the enforcer.
“ill probably be the only person to admit that ive wiped boogers in books while reading them before.”
I truly hope we have totally opposite tastes in literature.