Are we talking Beverly Hillbilly's because I can't follow. But it sounds something like that.
Yes, I'm sorry...it was the Beverly Hillbillies. Granny was always "smoking crawdads"---cooking them, but the hippies thought she was SMOKING them....far out, man! lol
28th January 2008 04:38 PM
gypsy
quote:TampabayStone wrote:
Sorry LJ, but she's is an ass and has vast knowledge of shit! I have only been here about 1 1/2 years and her posts have really sucked in that time. Maybe she used to have it, but it's old.
You've never had "IT."
Go back to posting fat asses.
And about me being on coke while at work - do you really believe everything you read on message boards?
Well, you do work at Fuddruckers, so my guess would be yes.
28th January 2008 04:40 PM
fireontheplatter
quote:robpop wrote:
You've been on a roll lately. Especailly last night when you got deleted. I thought it was funny, she just took it the wrong way.
i didn't say anything nasty towards her and then she goes and insults me and my mom like that. anyway...i'll drop it.
i hope she gets an F on the paper.
i was just being friday night silly was all. HEY
28th January 2008 06:45 PM
robpop
Tell me about this "it".
28th January 2008 07:54 PM
TampabayStone
quote:gypsy wrote:
You've never had "IT."
Go back to posting fat asses.
And about me being on coke while at work - do you really believe everything you read on message boards?
Well, you do work at Fuddruckers, so my guess would be yes.
No doubt, fine ass will always be part of the package..
You are the one who thinks it's cool to act like white trash and brag about..
Gyps, After I served my country, I got my Bachelors in Business, then my Masters in Accounting. And, earned my CPA. So, I am also more educated then you. Yes, there are letters that go after my name.
Btw, shitty post per usual, you can't live off your past glories. Maybe this posting stuff has just passed you by. What the hell happened to you? I can't believe Fiji made you such a whiney bitch. It was the mom jeans, no?
28th January 2008 07:56 PM
TampabayStone
quote:gimmekeef wrote:
Best Wrestlers of Alltime (Legacy/Impact/Matches/Character)
No doubt, fine ass will always be part of the package..
You are the one who thinks it's cool to act like white trash and brag about..
Gyps, After I served my country, I got my Bachelors in Business, then my Masters in Accounting. And, earned my CPA. So, I am also more educated then you. Yes, there are letters that go after my name.
Btw, shitty post per usual, you can't live off your past glories. Maybe this posting stuff has just passed you by. What the hell happened to you? I can't believe Fiji made you such a whiney bitch. It was the mom jeans, no?
All those degrees and you're still an idiot. Go figure.
28th January 2008 08:48 PM
TampabayStone
quote:gypsy wrote:
All those degrees and you're still an idiot. Go figure.
Wow, good one.
28th January 2008 10:19 PM
gypsy
quote:TampabayStone wrote:
Wow, good one.
Am I speaking your language now?
28th January 2008 10:21 PM
TampabayStone
quote:gypsy wrote:
Am I speaking your language now?
My girl Serena! Did not say I was that tough.
29th January 2008 10:08 PM
M.O.W.A.T.
[Edited by M.O.W.A.T.]
29th January 2008 10:28 PM
robpop
quote:gypsy wrote:
You've never had "IT."
Go back to posting fat asses.
And about me being on coke while at work - do you really believe everything you read on message boards?
Well, you do work at Fuddruckers, so my guess would be yes.
Once again, What is this it?
29th January 2008 10:39 PM
gypsy
quote:robpop wrote:
Once again, What is this it?
A knack for posting pure gold.
29th January 2008 10:52 PM
robpop
quote:gypsy wrote:
A knack for posting pure gold.
Speaking of which, I got a nasty email from a member on another Stones board that I used to post on. I went back there this week to say hi to some old friends and tell the ones who drove me off that they suck and are not funny. So I went back and embarassed this poster who gave me a hard time in the past. Like what the fuck. Some people like to give it, but they sure the fuck cant take it.
I should respond to his email, and put him down even further, but what's the point. We both know I'm better.
29th January 2008 11:00 PM
gypsy
quote:robpop wrote:
Speaking of which, I got a nasty email from a member on another Stones board that I used to post on. I went back there this week to say hi to some old friends and tell the ones who drove me off that they suck and are not funny. So I went back and embarassed this poster who gave me a hard time in the past. Like what the fuck. Some people like to give it, but they sure the fuck cant take it.
I should respond to his email, and put him down even further, but what's the point. We both know I'm better.
Indeed. You are better than that. Don't go back. Stay here.
29th January 2008 11:05 PM
robpop
quote:gypsy wrote:
Indeed. You are better than that. Don't go back. Stay here.
Damn you. You know I cant say no to a beutiful black woman. I'll stay.
29th January 2008 11:07 PM
gypsy
quote:robpop wrote:
Damn you. You know I cant say no to a beutiful black woman. I'll stay.
Someone's gotta represent. And Moonie's not that reliable.
29th January 2008 11:14 PM
robpop
quote:gypsy wrote:
Someone's gotta represent. And Moonie's not that reliable.
From here on...I got your back. Good night.
30th January 2008 12:29 AM
Gimme Shelter
Hogan Still Rules!!!!!!!!!!!!
30th January 2008 03:47 AM
Ten Thousand Motels
Vintage Ventura on Display in New Book
By PATRICK CONDON – Jan 5, 2008
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Former Gov. Jesse Ventura may prefer Mexico to Minnesota these days, but his ex-constituents will still recognize his style if they pick up his upcoming book, "Don't Start the Revolution Without Me!"
Ventura uses the book — part personal memoir, part political rant — to rail against organized religion and the media, detail his brushes with celebrities and suggest that he should be viewed as a possible presidential candidate.
"Is it worth it to put my family and me out there, to take on a force that most of the American people are willing to go along with?" Ventura writes in the book, due in stores in April. "The government is supposed to be us, and it's not us anymore. It's been hijacked. Just when is somebody going to do something?"
The former pro wrestler hasn't reined in the outrageous opinions that often got him in trouble when he was governor from 1999 to 2003. The book is constructed as a loose travelogue of his and wife Terry's drive from Minnesota to Baja California, Mexico, where they now spend much of their time, but it leaves plenty of room for Ventura to digress into his obsessions.
He discusses at length the assassination of President Kennedy. He scorns the idea that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, and claims that during a trip to Dallas as governor a police officer warned him to avoid talking too much about "things that certain people don't want brought to light."
Ventura also airs his suspicion that "somebody in the government" sent people to infiltrate a government course he taught at Harvard University in 2004, on a day he discussed Kennedy's assassination. He repeatedly shows a fascination with conspiracy theories and surveillance, recalling several encounters he had with CIA agents while governor and claiming that his wife found an electronic listening device at their private home during his term.
He also discusses what he sees as the folly of organized religion. He argues that Catholic Church leaders should face racketeering charges for covering up sexual abuse by priests, then writes: "If Jesus came back today, I think he'd throw up."
Ventura recounts meeting Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, with whom he spent time during a trade mission and found to be engaging and perceptive. He says he asked Castro about Kennedy's assassination and that the Cuban leader denied involvement but also believed Oswald did not act alone.
A harsh critic of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Ventura says his doubts "have grown steadily" about the backstory to the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
"I think that bin Laden and al Qaeda were responsible for September 11th," Ventura writes. "But I also think it wasn't without some knowledge from our side."
Still, for someone who scorns all sides of the political debate, Ventura speculates on how his presidential bid would unfold. He ends the book with a series of fictional newspaper articles describing an insurgent 2008 campaign, with environmental activist Robert Kennedy Jr. as his running mate.
While the scenario starts off lighthearted — Ventura kicks off his candidacy at a Wrestlemania event — it takes a macabre turn in the end when he is shot by a Cuban exile upset over his opposition to the U.S. economic boycott against Cuba.
"While independent presidential candidate Jesse Ventura — in a coma for the fourth consecutive day — clung to life with family members gathered at his bedside, a White House press spokesman denied mounting allegations that accused assassin Raul Santana was part of a wider plot," one entry reads.
30th January 2008 09:33 AM
gimmekeef
quote:TampabayStone wrote:
No Dusty Rhodes or Super Fly Snuca?
It was a close call..cause I liked both of them...but dont think they rank with the rest imo...Sky Low Low was a late cut too!..Brett Hart as well
30th January 2008 10:10 AM
Ten Thousand Motels
quote:robpop wrote:
George Steele.
Yes ... George "The Animal" Steele.
"that's not hair folks, that's fur."
[Edited by Ten Thousand Motels]
30th January 2008 10:44 AM
TampabayStone
quote:gypsy wrote:
Am I speaking your language now?
I have to admit, scolling thru here again, I felt a little movement. Christ, I hope that doesnt make me half a fig.
30th January 2008 07:47 PM
robpop
quote:Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
Yes ... George "The Animal" Steele.
"that's not hair folks, that's fur."
[Edited by Ten Thousand Motels]
I went to Steelers training camp several years back. The day I went George Steele and Don Muraco were there. They stole the show. They entertained the kids on their own time. They are truly class acts.
George Steele day job was a high school teacher, and also football coach. He had a serious illness, but I heard he is doing much better now.
30th January 2008 09:59 PM
TampabayStone
quote:robpop wrote:
I went to Steelers training camp several years back. The day I went George Steele and Don Muraco were there. They stole the show. They entertained the kids on their own time. They are truly class acts.
George Steele day job was a high school teacher, and also football coach. He had a serious illness, but I heard he is doing much better now.
He was in that Ed Wood movie, no?
30th January 2008 10:58 PM
robpop
quote:TampabayStone wrote:
He was in that Ed Wood movie, no?
Yes he was.
30th January 2008 11:00 PM
robpop
quote:gypsy wrote:
Indeed. You are better than that. Don't go back. Stay here.
gyps...check your PM.
31st January 2008 01:36 AM
gypsy
quote:robpop wrote:
gyps...check your PM.
Checked and replied, you honky mofo.
1st February 2008 02:24 PM
TampabayStone
This guy was a 170lb ufc champ a while back. Now he just won the ufc 155lb championship. at 170 he was real good (tended to gas a little) at 155 he's a beast.
