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“When’s the next drinkup?”
Uhhh, Biff, we’re thinking April 22 or April 29th. ^^^^ I’ve been wanting to confer with our venue expert, but he’s been AWOL all week!
“I remember an old man — cranky short guy who drew the kitchen. Never thought he was Brian’s dad. ”
SF, no, that guy was the kitchen designer. His father came in from time to time, I don’t think he did anything. At least there was a guy who was claimed to be the father. Ya never know 🙂
“but most of the world uses water and their hands to clean their asses, not toilet paper. Clean with the left hand, shake hands with the right hand.”
or notebook paper, corncobs, leaves…
ET: I think my marine was a closeted homosexual.
I was never in the marines, but I’ve been to Marina del Rey.
I did serve in the RCMP. Has anyone ever mounted a Mountie?
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And not only that, and Rob will likely be disgusted to hear this, but most of the world uses water and their hands to clean their asses, not toilet paper. Clean with the left hand, shake hands with the right hand.
that’s why 90% of the world have smelly asses.
*rob*
ET, I’m an ex-marine. Can you hook up with me too pls? I’m not married either.
“Jessi, you’ve been to Thailand! You know full well a large number of the male (and female) population in the world actually stands for both #1 and #2”
And not only that, and Rob will likely be disgusted to hear this, but most of the world uses water and their hands to clean their asses, not toilet paper. Clean with the left hand, shake hands with the right hand.
some indian (asian) people poop that way. squatting on the seat with their feet.
*rob*
“All together, over 150k and counting.”
Not to mention the quarter mil in equity one customer claims to have lost while waiting for a kitchen to be installed before marketing the place.
All we lost was our contractor, who took another job because he couldn’t afford to wait out the delays and then only partially finished up on weekends after that. Old news, though. This was a few years ago. Now I’m just mad at the contractor for srewing up a few windows and the cornice, and mad at the guy who “fixed” the cornice. At least the kitchen isn’t costing me mroe money — not now, anyway.