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I think he showed up for the 'girls' but got intimidated when he found there were 'women' here... Quote:
I was going to put in that Ugarte wasn't as clueless and did actually accomplish something (securing those letters of transit) all the while at least ATTEMPTING to immitate the style and flair of master Rick... but knew a 'fly guy' like you would pick up on the reference w/o it... :groucho: |
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Grogan = Newbie Super Nova! ME ME ME!!! A once predicted (WRONGLY) Newbie Super Nova! |
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Firstly ,neither are fat. Secondly who gives a fuck anyway thirdly...just grrrrr I'm fat , I could lose weight...you sonny , will ALWAYS be stupid. Quote:
Now you HAVE too Last edited by Nickatilynx at Nov 5 2003, 09:50 PM |
Don't forget ugly Nick.
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Thks Ant! ;-))))) |
This reminds me of someone
JoeMamma when it comes up, click on follow the penguin, and see if it reminds you of anyone too :) spaz |
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Danggit! they won't allow me to deeplink, watch the joemamma one and during iy it gives you the option of follow the penguin, sorry for the confusion spaz |
spazlabz,
LOVE the gerbil on strike... Dollars to donuts Grogan sounds JUST like that when he's miffed... lmao... :okthumb: |
Fiddy :biglaugh:
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Oh no, you called me fat.
Is this the part where I kick you in the shins? It's been so long since I've been in elementary school that you'll have to remind me before I can play on your level. |
Carrie,
I had an impure thought that was quite juvenile... can I have a spanking rather than a kick in the shins? p l e a s e . . . :moon: |
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promises, promises.... ;-)))) |
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;-))))[/b][/quote] Hesh you jealous old russian! I just requested a spanking not butt boinking... lol |
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You really haven’t got a fucking clue you pathetic peace of shit… <!--QuoteBegin--grogan@Nov 5 2003, 07:05 PM well, trying my hardest while still fucking anyone I please. no plan is failsafe. that's why we have child support.[/quote] So how much do you pay these girls to fuck you? It must be a fucking mint… I wouldn’t touch you for all the money in the world you ugly cunt. |
Dayum.....
The one night I decide to get an early sleep and I miss all the fun....... :unsure: |
Sarettah,
Fun comes Sunday when we go 9-0.... whoooooo!!!! :bdance: :bjump: :bdance: :bjump: :bdance: |
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Damn, I never knew I was a chubby chaser... :yowsa: Quote:
Grogan... in another thread I suggested you were the illegitimate love child of Confucy and Clyde from "Every Which Way But Loose"... I want to publicly apologize... I'm SO sorry Clyde... I didn't mean to insult your species like that... Forgive me PLEASE ??? |
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Clyde doesn't look convinced. :P |
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fat people.... never betray each other, that's for sure. B)[/b][/quote] You don't come up with ANYTHING original, do you? :P Don't you know, we stick together so we can give each other the heimlich when we're choking on something we're gorging on. You should know that, since you are so very all-wise and all-knowing about every other human being on the planet and what they do at any given moment, even when they're on the other side of the country, right? It's all those hidden spy cams you have everywhere. Must be! :P |
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BTW, Great-looking kids! When they grow up, you'll learn the truth of one of Torone's Truisms..."Grandchildren are a grandparent's reward for not killing their own kids."
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Joe is a master cartoonist. Gerbil Genocide was a great one, but the stone flies are the best. |
Thks Torone :) LOL
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I think I might have realised something. Gorgan probably doesn't have a father. |
trust me, making kids isn't easy or I would be a mother by now, a few times over.
Congrats, she is beautiful. |
Thks sarah.
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Good luck. You are right , I forgot how lucky I was for a while.Got a wake up call and celebrate my good fortune everyday now :) Becoming a father was easy for me.I'm working hard at becoming a Dad ;-)) A fourth is on the way :) But after an ectopic and my wife nearly dying last year , I'm nervous as heck.My wife however is cool as a cucumber :) And wants 6!!! As my job takes 30 seconds ( I'm trying to get this figure lower) its OK though :) |
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It's good to be thankful for what you have :) |
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OH Vick, dont ask the child to apologize to anyone, he's got no clue what to be sorry for...
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being that you are in real estate (mortgage company as you put it) what is the percentage a person, as a first time home buyer, can put down to purchase a house?
what credit score do you need in order NOT to qualify for a high risk loan account? what credit score makes one an optimal and highly qualified home buyer (meaning that a person qualifies for a good mortgage rate or mortgage rate that is less then the standard everyday rate being given now)? what credit score makes one a high risk purchaser? how long does one have to wait before they can qualify for their next home purchase (and we are not talking people like trump)? can a person qualify for a second home at the first home down payment percentage? and while your at it, why not tell me the steps that are taken for someone who purchases a home from the point of a walk thru to the time it is sold. youre in the business so you should know the answers to the above. im buying my second home so be careful with your answers for what i have asked is industry standard. also, anyone who is making bank the way you claim you are, should know that buying a house is the first thing you do with your money because the equity is better then a savings account. im calling you on this so you better answer maturely and correctly otherwise you will be a laughing stock son. i forgot to add this question, if part of your home is a business and part of it is a residence, does the down payment percentage change even if it is your first purchase; what percentage of the place has to be a business to qualify at a certain rate and what percentage of the place has to be a home to qualify at a certain rate (i will give you this much, the rate is not seperated or combined, it is one whole percentage rate you have to put down). Last edited by Cassie at Nov 6 2003, 02:13 PM |
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Ah ha ha ha ha .50 says grogan either ignores it or says he doesn't (have to)know because that's what the loan officers have to know (oh now he can't use that excuse) |
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Treat him like posion ivy, leave it alone and hope it goes away I haven't broken him down far enough yet for tears :cryin: yet Was trying to make him a productive member of Oprano (or send him back to GFY), sometimes that silk purse thing ..... |
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Ah ha ha ha ha .50 says grogan either ignores it or says he doesn't (have to)know because that's what the loan officers have to know (oh now he can't use that excuse)[/b][/quote] sorry i was being generous (spank me :P ) youre right, he will either ignore my questions, say he doesnt deal with that part of the business (which ill SCREAM bullshit), he could be looking this info up or talking to some he knows to get answers (of which i doubt) or there is the smallest chance that he does know. i want these questions answered and i am calling him on it. if he can answer each and everyone of them precisely, then he will gain some respect from me. if he cant, then he will have proven beyond doubt that he is a full of major horse shit kid! come out grogan, time to play. |
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Edit: How are the books? I'm a big Crichton fan, and haven't read much of Stephen King. But I love books that start off getting you to think and keep you that way all the way through.[/b][/quote] I haven't heard anything about a Dark Tower series movie. It's going to be a total of 7 books. The sixth and seventh books are scheduled to come out next year. After that Stephen King may stop or at least take a break from activity publishing any more work. The books are excellent, they easily envelope you in the world of Roland the Gunslinger (for me the mark of good fiction is the ability to suspend disbelief and to make you feel and think). Great character development. Excellent characters that you can believe in and care about (one way or the other). Some of King's best writing The only thing I've read by Crichton was "Jurassic Park". Didn't enjoy it that much as I couldn't buy into DNA being reconstituted from a mosquito that was trapped in amber for tens of thousands of years I'd like to read "The Andromeda Strain" and "The Great Train Robbery" at some point |
King could keep away from actively publishing new works about as well as Art Bell could stay off of the air or Michael Jordan could stay off of the courts. :awinky:
I used to be a huge King fan, but he lost me with the one with the UFO buried in the backyard and the woman's pubic hair turning green and leafy. I can't remember which one that was ("It"?) but at that point it seemed to me like he was grasping far too much for new material and needed to take a serious breather. I loved his children's book though ("Eyes of the Dragon"), I wish he'd do more of those. |
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Treat him like posion ivy, leave it alone and hope it goes away I haven't broken him down far enough yet for tears :cryin: yet Was trying to make him a productive member of Oprano (or send him back to GFY), sometimes that silk purse thing .....[/b][/quote] As I suggested to Carrie, don't waste your efforts beating a dead horse :) |
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That was written during his um ... substance abuse period (he writes about that in the non fiction book about the craft of writing "On Writing") I enjoy King's newer work the most as he's writing about people in interesting situations as opposed to writing about terror/horror with interesting people |
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