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I thought I would start a discussion on something not related to knives, or maybe you have something related to knives to share that might generate a smile or give someone a good laugh. We all need to see the humor in life once in a while. I get some pretty funny e-mails sent to me once in a while. The snip thing in windows 7 make it easy to copy all most anything you want. I don't know if this is the right place to do this or not, but here it is anyway. Please feel free to add something to this discussion you might find funny. You may just make some one giggle or smile.
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
LOL!!
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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LOL...
i love this forum, its the best smile place :)
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But, everything still goes snap. crackle and pop when you get out of the tub. I bet it's been a couple of years since I have took a bath. I told my wife I need a seat in our shower, but then I would probably just fall asleep if I had one in there.
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Hay billy you could add a t.v. in there to keep you awake. Well maybe on the other hand.
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What more could be needed?
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Billy Oneale said:What more could be needed?SOME OF THIS...
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YUM!
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
Just goes to prove, the south doesn't have a lock on those kinds of stores! LOL!!!
Jan Carter said:
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My first "Roadkill" cookbook came from a little store in Maine.
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
I googled Hussey's.............
"Hussey's General Store, a family owned business since 1923. With more than 30,000 square feet we are Maine's largest general store."
Who would have thunked it?
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