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19 years 11 months ago #122121 by tiner68
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Happy Thanksgiving!!!!! I feel like someone has I did when they told me there was no santa!!! I'm really gonna miss this place.
19 years 11 months ago #122120 by backhoed
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Happy Turkey Day to one and all! May everyone be thankful for at least one thing today if not many!

cheers to all (even though this might be our last hurrah :( !
19 years 11 months ago #122119 by mykidsmom
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Happy Turkey Day everyone!! Turkey is in the oven, Macy Parade is on in the background and I'm taking a break before I start on the fixen's!

Luv, I think we should met at the Iowa Beef and Steak House! Good food, salad, a bar and great wait staff (kinda change of pace for us!) MMMMMM a steak large enough to be considered a roast!

I'm gonna miss this place. Remember the last episode of Cheers? snif snif
19 years 11 months ago #122118 by Michelle B
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Tim wants us to remodel page two guys. We need to go share our opinions here>
www.ptotoday.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=...;t=000816;p=1#000005

yes, lots of vodka, top shelf.
19 years 11 months ago #122117 by LUVMYKIDS
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Hidey ho everyone! Been gone for a bit trying to get some things done at work and home. Has everyone seen Tim's thread? What say we all jump on a plane and head for Hawaii(page three)? We could jet to a different local every week or so! Aloha?

Hey Rocky, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat.
19 years 11 months ago #122116 by ScottMom#1
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No, Southern Comfort is better in punch. ;)

The irony of commitment is that it’s deeply liberating-in work, in play, in love. The act frees you from the tyranny of your internal critic, from the fear that likes to dress itself up and parade around as rational hesitation. To commit is to remove your head as the barrier to your life. --Anne Morris
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