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[weezie]

Just about everything is ready to go...
even the broth base of weezie's "Outstanding World's Finest and Best, I Dare Anyone to a Duel, So Good You'll Hug your Mother and Slap Yourself Gravy"
And who makes their own pies? Well, I do, yeah that's right.

[OldPhiKap]

Just about everything is ready to go...
even the broth base of weezie's "Outstanding World's Finest and Best, I Dare Anyone to a Duel, So Good You'll Hug your Mother and Slap Yourself Gravy"
And who makes their own pies? Well, I do, yeah that's right.

Be there about noon!

[captmojo]

Just about everything is ready to go...
even the broth base of weezie's "Outstanding World's Finest and Best, I Dare Anyone to a Duel, So Good You'll Hug your Mother and Slap Yourself Gravy"
And who makes their own pies? Well, I do, yeah that's right.

Mmmmm...gravy, my favorite veggable!

[DukieInKansas]

Happy thanksgiving to all my DBR friends - those I've had the privilege of meeting and those I like to call my invisible friends.

[OldPhiKap]

Gobble Gobble y'all!

[basket1544]

When I was a child, my imaginary friend was an 8 foot tall blue bear named Mason (Mason is a family name for us). My husband recently painted a figure for me that is perfect. Thought you guys might get a kick out of it too.
-Basket1544

[OldPhiKap]

When I was a child, my imaginary friend was an 8 foot tall blue bear named Mason (Mason is a family name for us). My husband recently painted a figure for me that is perfect. Thought you guys might get a kick out of it too.
-Basket1544

Mason looks hungry!

[DevilAlumna]

When I was a child, my imaginary friend was an 8 foot tall blue bear named Mason (Mason is a family name for us). My husband recently painted a figure for me that is perfect. Thought you guys might get a kick out of it too.
-Basket1544

Love it! Both the imaginary friend (how creative!), and the figurine. The ACC floor is a nice touch.

[DukieInKansas]

Mason looks hungry!

For some red birds!

[sue71, esq]

Other than a single midterm in October, I have my first set of law school exams starting next week. Please, any luck, vibes, hope, wishes, prayers, or food & drinks (caffeinated, please) you would like to send my way would be much appreciated.

[DukieInKansas]

Other than a single midterm in October, I have my first set of law school exams starting next week. Please, any luck, vibes, hope, wishes, prayers, or food & drinks (caffeinated, please) you would like to send my way would be much appreciated.

You will do great!

[bjornolf]

Other than a single midterm in October, I have my first set of law school exams starting next week. Please, any luck, vibes, hope, wishes, prayers, or food & drinks (caffeinated, please) you would like to send my way would be much appreciated.

Good luck. I'll be praying and vibing for you.

[OldPhiKap]

Other than a single midterm in October, I have my first set of law school exams starting next week. Please, any luck, vibes, hope, wishes, prayers, or food & drinks (caffeinated, please) you would like to send my way would be much appreciated.

You will do fine. Take a moment to think before furiously scribbling.

[TruBlu]

I didn't want to start a new thread for this, but I have a "friend" who needs help with a denture problem. "He" recently got a partial set of dentures, and is using Polident to clean them. The question is: When using Polident, is there any way to keep the bubbles from coming out of "his" nose?

[Jarhead]

I didn't want to start a new thread for this, but I have a "friend" who needs help with a denture problem. "He" recently got a partial set of dentures, and is using Polident to clean them. The question is: When using Polident, is there any way to keep the bubbles from coming out of "his" nose?

That is the funniest thing I have ever seen here. It' hard to type when laughing.

[devildeac]

I didn't want to start a new thread for this, but I have a "friend" who needs help with a denture problem. "He" recently got a partial set of dentures, and is using Polident to clean them. The question is: When using Polident, is there any way to keep the bubbles from coming out of "his" nose?

Don't inhale while cleaning?

[OldPhiKap]

I didn't want to start a new thread for this, but I have a "friend" who needs help with a denture problem. "He" recently got a partial set of dentures, and is using Polident to clean them. The question is: When using Polident, is there any way to keep the bubbles from coming out of "his" nose?

Don't trim the nose hair as often -- creates a nesting filter that keeps the bubbles from coming out.

Er, or so I've heard.

[sue71, esq]

I think I've decided my mantra for the next two weeks will be: Finals, schminals.

[OldPhiKap]

As an aside, I think this is the first time in my adult life that I have received "nose hair Sporkz"

Ozzie, you are the best. Making the bowl, I hope?

[OZZIE4DUKE]

As an aside, I think this is the first time in my adult life that I have received "nose hair Sporkz"

Ozzie, you are the best. Making the bowl, I hope?

LOL! Thanks. Yup, I'll be there. And you received nose hair Zporkz!