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Melon Master
Member No.: 7542 Posts: 16,209 Joined: 05/2005
▫ Nov 21 2006, 05:10 Post #741
QUOTE(Blond Bombshell)
Don't ya just love Bo's tits  Cuz I know I do!!! :)


yes.... yes I do
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▫ Nov 21 2006, 11:46 Post #742
QUOTE(Blond Bombshell)
Don't ya just love Bo's tits  Cuz I know I do!!! :)

well YEAHHHHHHHH !!!!
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B Cup
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▫ Nov 21 2006, 15:56 Post #743
QUOTE(boanna)
i never get tired of being in the woods.   :)


And I never get tired of seeing you like that in the woods!! And I am sure the woods never get tired of seeing you either!!!

YUM!

:2thumbsup:

:niceones:
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▫ Nov 23 2006, 16:32 Post #744
I know my wood never gets tired of seeing her :bonerfied: BOING!! Let's get naked!!
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▫ Nov 24 2006, 11:33 Post #745
QUOTE(Hendo)
I know my wood never gets tired of seeing her  :bonerfied: BOING!! Let's get naked!!


And there we have it.... worst wood pun ever! :P
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▫ Nov 24 2006, 12:16 Post #746
QUOTE(bondiguy)
And there we have it.... worst wood pun ever! :P


thats a relief at least it wasnt by me !!!! :blink:
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▫ Nov 24 2006, 16:30 Post #747
QUOTE(bondiguy)
And there we have it.... worst wood pun ever! :P

the delivery killed it

QUOTE(ddd35)
thats a relief  at least it wasnt by me !!!! :blink:

the day isn't over yet :P
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▫ Nov 24 2006, 16:46 Post #748
QUOTE(Gnappster)
the day isn't over yet :P

:blink: :lol:
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▫ Nov 24 2006, 20:21 Post #749
QUOTE(Gnappster)
the delivery killed it

the day isn't over yet :P


Yeah he bombed out there... I mean some people have it, some people don't and most certainly does not have.... wait a minute I want to continue this point outside...

There is still time :lol:
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▫ Nov 24 2006, 20:29 Post #750
QUOTE(bondiguy)
Yeah he bombed out there... I mean some people have it, some people don't and most certainly does not have.... wait a minute I want to continue this point outside...


hahaha spotted :thumbup:
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▫ Nov 24 2006, 20:31 Post #751
QUOTE(Gnappster)
hahaha spotted  :thumbup:


Well done.... it was pretty obscure :lol:
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▫ Nov 27 2006, 23:24 Post #752
Bo...just wanted to say "hi" and hope you had a nice Thanksgiving. We sure do miss seeing you around here on a regular basis...but I know you still poke in from time to time.

Hope you are well!

:cheers:
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▫ Nov 28 2006, 05:01 Post #753
QUOTE(stevieboy)
Bo...just wanted to say "hi" and hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.  We sure do miss seeing you around here on a regular basis...but I know you still poke in from time to time.

Hope you are well!

:cheers:


Sorry for being an ignorant Aussie... but what is the history behind Thanksgiving? I know you all eat Turkey and such but is there any historical significance behind the day?

Do any other nations celebrate it?
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D Cup
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▫ Nov 28 2006, 05:50 Post #754
QUOTE(bondiguy)
Sorry for being an ignorant Aussie... but what is the history behind Thanksgiving? I know you all eat Turkey and such but is there any historical significance behind the day?

Do any other nations celebrate it?


There is but maybe someone else could explain it :D

I don´t think that any other nation celebrates it, I know we don´t :)
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▫ Nov 28 2006, 06:10 Post #755
QUOTE(summoner)
There is but maybe someone else could explain it :D

I don´t think that any other nation celebrates it, I know we don´t :)


Thanksgiving is a BIG deal holiday in the US. It is one of the most widely celebrated holidays, when most businesses are closed. It is essentially a harvest festival where thanks is given to God, for those who believe, and commemorates
a festival celebrated when North America was first being colonized by British settlers, religious refugees the "pilgrims". Here's a link to a Wikipedia article
that will tell you more than you probably need to know about his holiday:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgiving.

It is probably the least commercial of holidays where family and fellowship take precedence. However, the next day is the kickoff of the Christmas shopping season.

Canada also has a Thanksgiving celebrated in October, although it has different roots.
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Double D's
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▫ Nov 28 2006, 11:51 Post #756
QUOTE(bondiguy)
Sorry for being an ignorant Aussie... but what is the history behind Thanksgiving? I know you all eat Turkey and such but is there any historical significance behind the day?

Do any other nations celebrate it?

Here's the roots of Thanksgiving.

After the pilgrims settled the new colonies and the Indians helped them get ready for surviving the coming winter, after the big harvest a celebration feast was cooked up so that all could give thanks for their good fortune for the previous season.

That's basically it.
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▫ Nov 28 2006, 12:52 Post #757
QUOTE(paybarraman)
Here's the roots of Thanksgiving.

After the pilgrims settled the new colonies and the Indians helped them get ready for surviving the coming winter, after the big harvest a celebration feast was cooked up so that all could give thanks for their good fortune for the previous season. 

That's basically it.


That's "Pilgrims" with a capital

The Pilgrims were a bunch of "my shit don't stink" Fundamentalists who are at least partly responsible for some of the religious conservatism that is going on today in the US. :puke:
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▫ Nov 28 2006, 17:50 Post #758
QUOTE(somfan)
Thanksgiving is a BIG deal holiday in the US.  It is one of the most widely celebrated holidays, when most businesses are closed.  It is essentially a harvest festival where thanks is given to God, for those who believe, and commemorates
a festival celebrated when North America was first being colonized by British settlers, religious refugees the "pilgrims".  Here's a link to a Wikipedia article
that will tell you more than you probably need to know about his holiday:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgiving.

It is probably the least commercial of holidays where family and fellowship take precedence.  However, the next day is the kickoff of the Christmas shopping season.

Canada also has a Thanksgiving celebrated in October, although it has different roots.


Yes, we celebrate it first Monday in October.
We celebrate it the same way but the roots are based on early explorers celebrating a safe journey to Canada(thanks wiki!). Basically I drink all day and then eat a huge meal of Turkey and just about everything else with relatives,then pass out on the couch.

That is all.
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▫ Nov 28 2006, 21:12 Post #759
QUOTE(paybarraman)
Here's the roots of Thanksgiving.

After the pilgrims settled the new colonies and the Indians helped them get ready for surviving the coming winter, after the big harvest a celebration feast was cooked up so that all could give thanks for their good fortune for the previous season. 

That's basically it.


Thanks for giving to it to me in simple terms! haha

QUOTE(Gnappster)
Yes, we celebrate it first Monday in October.
We celebrate it the same way but the roots are based on early explorers celebrating a safe journey to Canada(thanks wiki!). Basically I drink all day and then eat a huge meal of Turkey and just about everything else with relatives,then pass out on the couch.

That is all.


I do that most Saturdays :P
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D Cup
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▫ Nov 30 2006, 22:36 Post #760
ok, so i have neglected you. gotta work on gettin here more!

the new little puppy ate my favorite pink bra. :lol:
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