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09-11-2009, 06:19 PM
devildeac

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bostondevil

I'm hoping to get to 13,000 by the end of September.

Just don't look over your shoulder...;):rolleyes:
09-11-2009, 06:57 PM
Welcome2DaSlopes

o really
09-11-2009, 09:13 PM
Turk

Quote:

Originally Posted by dukefanbrooklyn

o really

o reilly
McFeeley
a smiley :D

(not too many choices for words rhyming with 'really'...)
09-11-2009, 11:38 PM
Turk

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bostondevil

Durham County is definitely edgy. Watch an episode, see what you think. My creepy just might be your edgy. Acting seems superb but I've only watched one episode.

Speaking of "creepy" vs. "edgy", just got done watching a Russell Brand show on cable. Thought it was funny, but still wondering if a lot of pedestrian humor sounds a lot funnier when presented with a strong British accent and weird clothes...

Question 1: Russell Brand - creepy or edgy?

Question 2: Russell Brand - very funny or just average?
09-11-2009, 11:41 PM
Turk

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bostondevil

I'm hoping to get to 13,000 by the end of September.

No worries, that's a mortal lock. Five posts a day; no PW needed. Either of us could do it in a pinch, and DA and Oz are dropping in now and again...
09-11-2009, 11:42 PM
devildeac

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turk

o reilly
McFeeley
a smiley :D

(not too many choices for words rhyming with 'really'...)

try steely...;)

(but NOT Iron City...:p)
09-12-2009, 01:27 AM
Bostondevil

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turk

Speaking of "creepy" vs. "edgy", just got done watching a Russell Brand show on cable. Thought it was funny, but still wondering if a lot of pedestrian humor sounds a lot funnier when presented with a strong British accent and weird clothes...

Question 1: Russell Brand - creepy or edgy?

Question 2: Russell Brand - very funny or just average?

I think he's a hoot. I'm also partial to guys named Russell. But you may be right about that British accent thing. I'll have to watch the show.
09-12-2009, 01:28 AM
Turk

"Iron City!"
says Turk.
Not pretty,
he's a jerk.

"Oh, really?"
says Reilly,
gaze steely,
no smiley... :eek:

Good call, DDeac, much better...

Now if I add some Star-bellied Sneetches, I might have something here...
09-12-2009, 08:02 AM
devildeac

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turk

"Iron City!"
says Turk.
Not pretty,
he's a jerk.

"Oh, really?"
says Reilly,
gaze steely,
no smiley... :eek:

Good call, DDeac, much better...

Now if I add some Star-bellied Sneetches, I might have something here...

Thanks.;)

I'm also here for the beer.

Now where is that thread...

I need to post a review or three there sometime this weekend...;)
09-12-2009, 09:52 AM
DukieInKansas

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turk

"Iron City!"
says Turk.
Not pretty,
he's a jerk.

"Oh, really?"
says Reilly,
gaze steely,
no smiley... :eek:

Good call, DDeac, much better...

Now if I add some Star-bellied Sneetches, I might have something here...

Just like cowbell, you can always use more Star-bellied Sneetches!
09-12-2009, 09:53 AM
DukieInKansas

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turk

No worries, that's a mortal lock. Five posts a day; no PW needed. Either of us could do it in a pinch, and DA and Oz are dropping in now and again...

I'll throw in a few,
too.
We can get there
Without much care.
09-12-2009, 09:57 AM
Bostondevil

I see some energy is left in the crew. Not that I'm encouraging a repeat of the amazing feat, can't happen anyway, 60 seconds. Still I'm a double-dipper and have an interest in both.
09-12-2009, 11:31 AM
DukieInKansas

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bostondevil

I see some energy is left in the crew. Not that I'm encouraging a repeat of the amazing feat, can't happen anyway, 60 seconds. Still I'm a double-dipper and have an interest in both.

You're not alone.
09-13-2009, 03:45 PM
YmoBeThere

A double dip? I thought chewing tobacco was bad for you?
09-13-2009, 04:10 PM
Turk

Quote:

Originally Posted by DukieInKansas

Just like cowbell, you can always use more Star-bellied Sneetches!

Nothing wrong with the Plain-bellied sort either. When I used to read to the young Turks, I liked to try different voices for the characters so I wouldn't go completely insane when I had to read something for the bazillionth consecutive time. For the Sneetches, my best lineup was Homer Simpson as the Plain-Bellies, Monty Burns as the Star-Bellies, and Bill Clinton as Sylvester McMonkey McBean.
09-13-2009, 04:15 PM
Turk

Quote:

Originally Posted by YmoBeThere

A double dip? I thought chewing tobacco was bad for you?

Ice cream was the first thought that came to my mind, but I guess too much of that can be bad for you as well...
09-13-2009, 11:59 PM
sue71, esq

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bostondevil

Despite the fall off, I'm still behand Ymo, DD, Lavabe, Sue, and DinK in this thread, but I'm gaining on them, although a couple of you (ladies) still come here, which is nice.

Back off, girlfriend. :D
09-14-2009, 07:32 AM
Turk

Yesterday was one of those perfect September days I wish you could put up in jars like tomatoes or peaches and pull them off the shelf in February when you could really REALLY use it...
09-14-2009, 08:41 AM
Bostondevil

Up here too, just lovely.
09-14-2009, 10:33 AM
kmspeaks

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turk

Nothing wrong with the Plain-bellied sort either. When I used to read to the young Turks, I liked to try different voices for the characters so I wouldn't go completely insane when I had to read something for the bazillionth consecutive time. For the Sneetches, my best lineup was Homer Simpson as the Plain-Bellies, Monty Burns as the Star-Bellies, and Bill Clinton as Sylvester McMonkey McBean.

Awww man I wish I could have had Turk story time. My parents always made me read to them.